in Îm s Ê Ê I^ m M SPwssiM S Ím S I ■'IS| m í §§é¥- & fH i i g ü / f . •' E m UW hkI 190» Vai. SS No. 158 6 pan» « r a ? & m u 1 0 Cent* Global Coverage Glimpses _ H I a■ UJS. Suspends Laotian Aid ■ ■ By the Associated Press JL 1 0 0 MSU Staff VIENTIANE, Laos — The government of Prince Boun Oum, feeling a pinch caused by American suspension of aid, has bor­ Spartan Athletes Lower Rate Extended rowed 389 million Up ($3.75 million) from the national bank to mdet monthly expenditures, informed sources said Sunday. The United StatM has withheld its $3 million aid check t o Set Big! Ten Marks To Affected Groups February as a means of pressure on Rightwingers to get on with talks to form a coalition government. By BRUCE FABRICANT Action around tbe Big Ten Gymoogtic sad fearing teams Of the State News Staff Blue Cross has announced it is withdrawing medical coverage Quadros Returns from Exile | J this weekend saw the Spartans win two runner up spots, were runners up behind Mich­ igan aad Iowa respectively. from a segment of Michigan State’s staff on April L But pro­ RIO D E JANEIRO, Brazil — Janio Quadros returns from third, a fourth, and a fifth in Gam Browsh, Jim Durkee and visions have been made to cover those persons affected a t A six months of self-imposed exile this week and many Brazilians league competition. Steve Johnson won individual slightly lower rate, according to Charles A. Blackman, associ- expect*the mercurial former President to make a new bid t o It also saw a young Wiscon­ titles in tbeir respective events *ate professor of education. power.' ' ,__I sin team upset the mighty in gymnastics as did Brooks of Blackman said the withdraw­ Accused by his political enemies of seeking the powers of Buckeyes of Ohio State 86 to 61’ a dictator, and of trying to move Brazil into closer communion i in basketball. the fencing team. flhfrmaa Lewis amassed 14 Seniors Seek al will affect 1,100 present Blue Cross subscribers who are with the Communist bloc, Quadros has kept silent. Permit Deadline points and two Big Ten tittes to help the track team to a 100 Per Cent eligible for the Major Medical Program which became effec­ Menon Urges Socialism in India third-place finish behind Wis­ Fund Backing tive Jan. 17< The major Medical Program BOMBAY, India — Leftist Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon, winner of a. bitterly fought North Bombay parliamen­ To Repeat Exams consin and Michigan. A powerfnl relay quartet of is available to members of the tary contest,declared a t a congress party victory rally Sunday: Tuesday has been announc Doug Rowe, Jeff Mattson, Bill An all-out effort has been Academic Assembly and per­ “Socialism at home and peace abroad were the fundamen­ ed as the deadline t o students Wood aad Mike Wood, set a launched to insure 100 per cent sons affiliated with the Uni­ tals of India’s national policy which have been vindicated by to obtain permission to repeat national record in the 4tthyd participation in the senior class versity who earn more than the verdict of the electorate.” final examinations for Uni­ freestyle relay to help the Spar­ Development Fund project, |7,500 a year, Blackman said. versity College courses. tans to a fourth place finish In Larry Walker, project chair­ It is offered by the Teachers Insurance Annuity Assn. Permission may be obtadnet tiie swimming championship. man announced Sunday. East German Industrial Fair Opens from the assistant dean of the Indiana, the nation’s No. 1 The senior class Develop­ which also plans MSU’s faculty LEIPZIG, East Germany — Soviet Deputy Premier Anastas University College. _ sw im m in g power, walked away ment Fund committee will at­ retirem ent program. Mikoyan, the Kremlin’s economic troubleshooter, and East Ger­ with the team title. tempt to make it as easy as ary, Blackman said that in Janu­ many’s chief. Walter Ulbricht, opened the Leipzig industrial In the other league cham­ possible for all seniors to sons eligible 75 per cent of those per­ to benefit partici­ fair to the public Sunday. Mikoyan arrived here Saturday from Berlin nnere he re­ SNOW pionship the Spartans found themselvM in the middle of the contribute, Walker said, by personally contacting each one gram. pated in Major Medical's pro­ portedly huddled with Ulbridht concerning East Germany's Big Ten pack with a fifth-place to remind them of the class economic problems. finish in wrestling Four one goal. ’ “ Blue Cross felt that the Major Medical Program point losses saw S ate with just The goal, announced in a let. would not give them a fair South Pole Gets Atomic Reactor one man, George Hobbs, gain a position in the finals. Iowa, Sherman Lewis breaks the tape for a first place in toe 3M ter to each senior over the- cross-seettea ef the greap in­ Qiristmas holidays, is for ev­ volved,” Blackman said. WASHINGTON^— TTie world’s first atomic power plant at the South Pole now is in operation, the Atomic Energy Com­ with two individual, whiners, yard ran toning last weekend’s Big Ten track cham pto- ery one to contribute one dollar “ Individual options indicated mission announced Sunday. -edged out Michigan for the ships held here. Lewis topped all Spartan scerers with a towards the project. The choice that Bine Cress Is attractive The AEC said its medium-sized porta hi power plant a t Me- team title. meet total of 14% points. of the project will be made by te large families and 1m s MurdO Sound achieved a controlled, self-sustained chain re­ a vote of every contributor attractive to yeeag people action at 3:30 p.m. EST Saturday. Peruvians Revolt; 7 Dead Weather See West Ready To Offer Personal contact by the com­ who have small families.” mittee members will be initi­ Blackman explained that ated in the fraternities and so­ there are two types of medical rorities. All houses with 100 insurance available to staff LIMA, Peru, — Hundreds of rebellious Indian peasants armed with knives and slingshots early Sunday battled govern­ ment troeps trying to oust them from four big cattle randies they had seized near Cerro De Pasco, high in the Andes. Light anew and cloudy skies are forecast t o today. The kigk will be feu tbe Law M’s. 3* - New Test Ban Agreement per cent participation will r e ­ members, the basic plan and ceive official recognition by the Major Medical plan. The Robert C. Toll, Development former covers expenses in hos­ LONDON (ft—The West is be-, 18-nation Geneva disarmament treaty by then banning- them. Set SENIOR FUND page 3 pitals and medical MBs from lieved ready to offer Russia a conference beginning March These alternatives are: the first doUar spent and Ihe latter takes over when the hm- K Presents Risky Crop Plan M Kftur test ban agreement 14, ifO intended to make it with looser controls than those easier for the Russians to ac­ hi the treaty proposed by the cept an international control West last year, according to r e ­ system. 1. The President is still will- i 11u l „ , „ i i « mgg to stand by the western' - ^ u s ” W ell E xperts proposals of last April for a O n Jo ints Mop Up test ban treaty providing for a the base plan have expir­ ed and after the individual in­ volved has paid 8100. A nnual Gam e, Too To Party Central Committee ports circulating in London. The Russians have, in fact, T he new W eston proposals rejected any form of inter­ are said to recognize that all national control except as tests except those underground part #f a general dterema- system of inspection: or 2. He is ready to offer a By LUTHER D. ARDFARB simpler plan with a more su perficial, less expensive and Sports Writer Emeritus Some persons chose no base plan but the Major Medical plan alone, Blackman said. But Blue Cross is withdrawing its MOSCOW tM — P r e m i e r abroad who oppose his plan to generally is considered vital. —and even some big under­ rnent agreement, t t thus ap­ fess complicated inspection sys­ Bring on Jerry Lucas and the base plan for-those persons Khrushchev lays his “take a plow up grassland and put in Many of the 175 leading ground tests—now can be de­ pears that tbe test question tem for the detection of under­ Ohio State Buckeyes. Bring who are eligible to carry it. chance” program for feeding more wheat. They protest that party members assembled for tected by instruments beyond will be decided by how close ground tests. Bill Russell, Bob Cousy and He said that a majority of the Soviet Union's 200 million while this may produce good the committee meeting are the borders of the country the Rassians. and the West “ In the light of rece n tex - the Boston Celtics. Bring on persons who switched to Major people before an important crops for a couple of years, it from the very farming areas where the tests take place. ean come to agreement on periences, such detection is the French Secret- Army Or­ Medical continued to carry Communist Party Central Com­ will be followed by even worse where Pravda complains prob­ “ The West may, therefore, the way a disarmament con­ now considered less important ganization — plastic bombs Blue Cross’s base plan. mittee meeting opening today. yields. They-consider this es­ lem s remain unsolved. The ex­ be prepared to consider iew er trol system would work. and much less a problem than and all. Blackman said that pro­ In advance of the session, the pecially true since more than pectation is that farm man­ control posts in Soviet and The Observer, in a dispatch had been assumed before,” Lushwell A. C., the athletic visions already have been party newspaper Pravda pub­ half the Soviet crop land is agers will he Mamed t o tbe Western territory, and to place from Washington, said two al said the Observer. “If the So­ elub of student publications, made to cover persons af­ lished a deluge of complaints semi-arid, where conservation failure to keep crop production greater emphasis on verifica­ tentative approaches to Rus­ viet Union is, therefore, still will gladly meet and defeat any fected at o slightly . lower about impending failures in ahead of the growing popula­ tion of results reported by in­ sia emerge from President interested hi the principle of a hoopster challengers. _— rate with the original carrier, fanning, a problem as old as tion. — struments a t home,” the Sun­ Kennedy’s warning to Moscow test ban " treaty, President Friday night tbe peerless American Hospital-Medical the Soviet Union. And the farm problem remains unsolved as Horticulture The farm ailment extends beyond the fields to file fac­ day ThnM said today, that American nuclear tests It added that the new pro­ will be resumed in the atmos­ Kennedy is willing to negoti­ poets of Lushwell overwhelm­ Benefit which has served the ate a new 1962 model. ed, outwitted, frustrated, rout­ University for mere than 20 “ This new model might be ed, dumped, vanquished and years. the nation moves'into the fourth _year of the latest seven-year Barn Hit tories and the distribution system, as Pravda makes posals which Britain and phere next month unless the America hope to present at the Russians sign an effective more acceptable to the Rus­ humiliated the foe representing Blackman said arrangements plan. clear. The party organ tadi- sians because it would require that sequestered institution on were made with the original Khrushchev will make the main opening speech. By Fire rated that unless good weath­ er makes ap t o manage­ a much lower minimum of on- the third floor of the Student provider of hospital and medi­ the-spot inspections and the Services Building — All-Uni­ cal insurance on campus to The Premier has indicated ment, fertilizer aad machin­ whole organization would be versity Student Government. add an additional plan to their Fire of undetermined origin some measures he proposes to caused an estimated $7,000 ery shortages aad shortcom­ less complex. Instead, greater Ia short, Lushwell beat the present program which is quite increase crop production. To ings, the crop year IMS will emphasis would be placed on Stoopid Goobs, 3831. comparable to the program be­ damage to a horticulture bam raise more grain, he wants to on Hagadom Rd. about 7:30 be jin t like toe past three ef preventing one side from hav­ But the score is not indic­ ing withdrawn by Blue Cross. allow le u land to lie fallow, to t>.m_ Friday. the new seven-year p ita — ing a running start on tbe other ative of the ease by which the The substitute program of­ take more land out of grass and below par. through secret preparations politicians were subdued. At fered is American plan four, soil-building crops. These are Four East Lansing fire le r major problem is the Another while the test ban treaty is in several times during the game, according to Blackman. The conservation measures in force trucks, a tanker, and a truck lack of investment capital t o force.” Lushwell, with great facility, plan has slightly lower rates since Stalin’s day. especially equipped with lights la c h m e ry and fertiliser, farm machinery extended their lead to as many than that offered by Blue “Take a chance, to w a stayed on the scene for three Money is going into heavy in- as two and three points. Cross. The difference is any­ hours in the near zero weather It was, however, a game where from 64 cents to |2.84 chance,” Khrushchev has re­ peatedly told farm m angers to fight the blaze, which-ap­ parently started on the first dustry and military spending, leaving 11msm s t o agriculture and Change Made marred by threats of exposure lower, depending upon the type fa urging them te plow up consumer e r goods, goods. Khrushchev's and muckraking on the one of "policy that the subscriber mere lend and plant it te grala. floor, and spread to the roof. The barn, which was used for relentlessu drive to overtake tbe United States in industrial pow­ In hand and threats of Congres­ carries. sional investigation on the Blackman said that every ef­ This is his apparent answer, storage, will require a new er is responsible t o the em­ Two campus bus stops will be other. fort will be made to cover ex­ to farm experts at home and roof. phasis on heavy industry. Jim Barnes, chairman of isting or continuing claims relocated Monday, the Depart­ the AUSG public relations which would have been met ment of Public Safety reported. committee, introduced a by Blue Cross if its policy re­ Solved The bus stop near Case Hall resolution to begin the game. mained. on the south side of Shaw Lane It w m passed unanimously Blue Cross will continue to will be moved to the other side with Mttie debate from the cover - clerical and - service of Chestnut Lane. fleer. personnel of the University and Immediately, Lushwell A.C. other employees not included Buses stopping three will be began to weave its mastery specifically in the affected able to pull off on the shoulder over tiie outclassed Stoopid group, Blackman said. 2 Experts To Debate rather than stopping on the Goobs. The dribbling wizarary Just What Was !4 Residue? “ I give and bequest the sum given to Michigan State Uni- Medicare in Forum street and backing up traffic, of Jody Howard, Sharon Coady officers said. and Isabel Rack! dazzled the “The other affected stop is overflow throng which jammed Radical Right the “one-fourth residue” of Mr. in front of Bessey Hall an into the arena for the classic— of $25.000 to establish a student versity.” Updegraff arrived stock val­ “How can we best provide He is formar chairman of the Farm Lane. Tbe existing stop When a Goob committed a Topic of Talk loan fund to be known as the Wen? So how much is “one- ued at $48,000. near the north end of the build­ foul at the two minute mark, Mae E. Updegraff Student fourth residue?" Five dollars, This was the ambiguous one- adequate medical care for the mediéal c ire committee of the aged?” _ W fk ~s American Public Welfare Assp ing will be moved south in Congressman Bob Hencken To Young Dems Loan Fund.” $]0 or $M? fourth residue of a man who Two leading exponents of op- Presenting the private health front of the mate entrance. leaped from his seat shouting: This was tbe 13th provisto It turned out to be $43,000 in Frederic Williams, associate attended State 40 years ago; wing views on this question insurance approach, will be The-reaaoafor this change ia . . .Paint ef order!” . . insisting . J professor of history win speak of a will received by the De­ stock never finished; and tons never will he presented in an open J . F. Follmann Jr. of New the student congestion at the tant Referee Art uwsrken, on the radical right movement velopment Fund to 1956. The This term, a check arrived beard from again, until XM0. ibrura discussion at 8 p.m. York, director of information north entrances after each whs writes headÜBM ire IM te the United States at the benefactor, Danto E , Upde- in the treasurer’s office t o ' Alumni fites showed ha had Tuesday hi Kellogg C edar and research for the Health In­ class. plug pong stories, was “not Young Democrats meeting graff, toed, and winter term . 7JO—a dividend return from majored in mecháMieal eagi- Auditorium. surance Association ef Amer­ The Department of Buildings of order.” Tuesday ut 8 p.m. in ParldrsA IN I, the university receivedm jjjr* stocks of Pacific Gm and Elec- neeriag atM ACtaM M aadM M SuDDortind tin(he social eecur ica. lie hi also a consultant to and Utilities found that in Hencken threatened to in­ and B Union. the IS ,000. trie Company. aad had dropped oat of school lty approach te medical carejthe American Medical Asm. (me day SM L_statiants us­ troduce • résolution calling for Dr. Williams will diseuse the But the win alae provided But MichiganState owned no before graduating. He was last for the aged vwill be J a m a The program la a ed the two smaller e t t r a n c M an investigation of Dworken's development of this movement that “one-fourth of all residue stock Why had they received heard of as manna manager of a small Brindici director e f tbe asciai tioo in the Labor and near the 1 ms stop, while only previous officiating experi- am) the significance and eon- left a /to the distribution of this dividend? Vancouver equipment com- security department ef flw Relations Center lecture series 900 used the larger m ate en­ ences but was dissuaded when sequences of it on faadamintaf liquidated assets shall also be The answer soon came when pmty. United w o ra n » aad Is open to the puMic. trance. ... -.. 4 — Sei LU8HWELL page 4 I American institutions, ' in1' -, ' i W m W*k S881SB IM M fW * m Ê Ê É Ê ^ tm ^ m ^ r n Ê B ^ m m iW ^ U. S.-Russian Friction Decided Fate of UN Neem ©lierhaulmg *• i f f /. * - The foOewteg arttrle was gtvea te Am farm e( a speech by Dr. Herbert WeWeger, p r r f a w ef English, 1» fhe United Nations h s i a h O ig a im f e e F A . H . The inconsistencies to d conflicts of thb hopes that, wa can solve some problem By H E R M IT WEHHNGSS grading' system war* recratly graphic­ each timer . v- . (P in t in • fafcn);: ; r& b k i ' ally pointed out by JohB Winburne, as* I do not suppose that there are many here Iw Q B who were eistsnt dean of the University College.' Michigan State might' take one step now by studying ways to eliminate the old enough sixteen years ago In remember clearly, let atone Winburne was particularly against the conflicting flexible and inflexible sys­ to be witnesses ef, the actual founding ef the United Nations in two forces which operate against on* an­ tems. San Francisco. ------ ■> _ other: An inflexible five point letter The curve allows so many As, Bs. C*. But to a person tike myses. brought up in the aftermath of Beale and a flexible grading curve. Ds and Fs yet the inflexible letter system the first World War. who reached his majority in the mklst Although most educators (and most will not allow a D average for gradua­ of depression — I like to say that the only really inter­ students) are aware of the difficult prob­ tion. A D is regarded as passing but in­ sufficient for graduation standards. The esting thing about me to that on commencement day, 1934, lems of accurately grading student work, not a single member ef my graduating class had, or expected this is one of tha few concrete sugges­ two point required to enter upper school is général; it allows Ds in some courses to have, a job — and whose academic career was begun in and tions for eliminating some of the trouble. if the student can shot? enough Bs to was .dominated by the second World War, to a person like my­ Finding a fair but accurate method of balance them. self, the establishment of the United Nations Organization was evaluating how much a student has learn­ Such standards are inconsistent. A D the virfble symbol of mankind's hopes for a future a i bright, as ed has plagued' instructors for years. Ob­ is either' passing and completely accept­ jective or essay tests? Quizzes or one the past had been disntSi — able or it is not. A C average is required final? Curve or straight scale? How to enter upper school or it la not. The TO BE SURE, the present then was heavily overcast: we .much and how do you consider classroom D seeihs to linger In a foggy zone,jteem- [-had not yet gotten over the shock ef President Roosevelt's participation?. Extra papers? What do ing to serve no purpose but to warn stu­ death, the war with_Japaa was still on — indeed, the first you .consider when swarding $ final dents when they are approaching dan­ atomic bomb had yet to be dropped on Hiroshima — Germany grade ^Should there be a grade? ger. surrendered only after the opening of the San Francispo con­ These questions have been probed, It might be a better warning if students ference, Nationalist and Communist troops were still battling studied, taken ap art and put together were not deluded into thinking they could for power in China, Poland was stili a political no-man’s land," again many times-yet nobody knows the make up several Ds with sparkling A Nehru was still in jail, and more than half the number of answers. This repeated study does not performances in other classes. nations at present members of the U N . were either not present, or had been refused admittance, or were simply not yet In mean, however, th at we are faced with This problem should be given serious existence — all these circumstances, and others besides, con. an insurmountable problem. It only thought by University officials. I t is one stituted a far from propitious augury tor the future of the United means th at we have to continue re-evalli­ of the "many grading problems which Nations Organization. Nevertheless, we hoped, for the simple sting our present grading system in the might be solved. > "i reason that there wa* no alternative to hope. We hoped, but I would not hat* you think that this-bope was starryeyed and therefore btind to the harsh realities of the international scene at that time Germany and'-¿«pap had not. To The Point yet surrendered, but their imminent defeat was already o* - ating two great political vacuums, west and east, into w?i • the surrounding nations were bring »eked, while a t the op, Of Ludicrousnes& site edges of these vortices stood the United States and ' i U.S.S.R., like two powerfnl magnets, each trying by r means a t its command to draw the exhausted and wir-ti - countries of Europe and Asia into their fields of influence, r 1 In recent months a multitude of accu­ was illegitimate. Therefore, they were to hold them there. sations have been aimed a t works of ■living in sin, as well as in the jungle, but Amerian literature. If thé accusers were- on page 318 in the first story of Tartan, letters to the Editor FOR IT WAS already apparent even then that out'o f *’i welter of conflict the United Slates and the U.S.S.R wc f from another country it would still be he and Jane were married by her min­ hypercritical, but these destructive crit­ ics reside within our own community. ister father. In Florida, Crusaders for the Better­ On Ice, Peace Marchers emerging as the tw o great opposing polarities of influent, decision, and action " Ravaged as she was. and I think we tend to forget the _ • - _ enormous losses to people and property which the war inflicted This fact makes it even more sor ment of American Literature and Segre­ Ta the Editor: to preserve peace by preparing engert- I think this is tangible on her, the Soviet Union a t the time of the San Francisco con­ In Pontiac, a Parent-Teacher Associa­ gation Unlimited banned a children’s tion filed a petition demanding the re­ Monday after sliding to class for war? And is the security of evidence ”of the beneficial re­ ference stood with one arm embracing practically the whole book bn propagation of rabbits. Suppos­ along the nicely polished ice “one nation a justifiable insecur- sults of the Freedom Rides. ~ of eastern Europea ns fingers probing ever westward, while the moval of Pearl Buck’s “The Good E arth ” edly, a white rabbit and a black married The second piece of evidence other pushed relentlessly eastward to the Pacific. lty of anotbers? because of „ "sexiness” among Chinese and had children. The CFTBALSU claimed walks of MSU, I arrived at I would like to present to sup­ ThuSThe United States was immediately confronted with the coolies. Also included in the action was this impregnated the premise of inter­ Bessey Hall. Much to my sur­ In fact, the answer to these task of stopping, and perhaps poshing back, that double spread, “Drums Along the Mohawk.” Mrs. Ed- „ racial marriage. It is doubtful th at five- prise I found nice comfortable questions are found and con­ port the good aspects of the Even as the United Nations wa» b«ng-brought into existence, ward Bigger, spokesman for the group, year-old children glean this unsanctloned chairs a t the entrances, oc­ firmed by history and need not Freedom Rides is the recent each side was already forging regional defense alliances whose said, “Drums Along the Mohawk” deals meaning . from a very elementary text. cupied by employees of the uni­ be reminded of the great arm a­ desegregation, of community geography might sometime* appear confusing but whose intent with our own history which I had always versity. These employees were facilities of such cities as At- was perfectly clear: to checkmate and to encircle each other. been told was about o'ur fine and noble THESE ARE but three of many such counting the number of stu­ ments race that was launched The practical consequence was that whether or not there was ancestors. I fail to find any in this book.” examples of personalf prejudice and ul­ dents entering the building. by the Big Powers prior to the ! tonta, Montgomery and many ever any 'genuine intention to make the United Nations the ul­ Zane Grey’s immortal sagas of our old traconservatism. Quite probably there are Perhaps, the University now great Commercial Wars of the other southern communities. timate, supreme international authority the precedent of sup- n est came under pressure because of an many other crusades th at are fa r more knowing bow many students century. It is still the duty of I feel the Freedom Rides are ipiementing and bypassing it was already laid down, and nation­ occasional "damn or “hell.” A fter some essentia] than denouncing literature for walk the corridors of its class­ the statesmen to oust the necessary because of the con­ al or regional needs were given first, priority over international rational thinking, all of these books were such a ridiculous array of reasons. Char­ room buildings might try mak­ politicians (party backs) and ditions that exist and the social agreement. " ; _ reinstated. ity organizations, church groups, and re­ ing a survey of the number of students who fall on improper­ his liars and weapon heaps. pattern of the South. It is ex­ IT WAS THEREFORE inevitable that the United Nations search projects are always striving for ly tremely belpTul when Freedom Organization should Jjave been turned into a battle-ground of IN CALIFORNIA, school authorities cleaned sidewalks. increased enrollment among both trained, Why hasn’t the University In most cases,'a step up in Riders from the North go to the cold war. If it was conceived in hope, it was born to calcu­ banned the story of Tarzan. These august and lay personnel. These causes are fa r done anything about the ice? the production of military I the South, lation, and its trooblesome youth is the product of a disturbed persons contended that'T srzan and Jane more justifiable and useful than ban­ armaments _ only produces a j These northerners do not home where the parents have not yet learned to live together. were never married and their son, Boy, David Klrsch ning of books, and through participation Ml Sycamore La. corresponding increase of tho have to fear economicreprisal (To be c—tinned I in these, more important advances will be others; thereby causing an end- for themselves or their famil- achieved. ~ less hideous arm s-race to bejies. Beethoven -Commie? . But this is not the real -solution for an ever-increasing nuisance. Educators Nuclear War launched, gathering as tbey go i Also, this method sets up ef tensions, fears and trepida fective test cases to challenge More Jazz would, as the MJQ seemed to prove, strengthen the under­ ♦ions which ultimately leads to southern segregation laws. To the Editor: standing of jazz by m any.. It’s widely recognized that Beethoven was spend many years .in formal training a bloody conflict. plus many more years gaining valuable To the Editor: - And finally, it gives publicity | Bravo! The Modern Jazz Education to jazz apprecia­ politically minded. But it has remained for an Man should busy himself in to a very ugly problem that Quartet’s concert on 'Monday tion should be as important as E ast German Communist newspaper, Forum, experience by performing the duties de­ In this era of (fie atomic age to discover that he was really so early (190 manded of them. They therefore are in a with its incessant rumblings preserving peace and prevent­ exists to bur society. - night was probably the best education in any other form of that are beard the world-over, ing war to the same manner to At this point I would like to tiling that happened to increase good music, for it is as much years early) disciple of Walter Ulbricbt. position to im partially judge what their mankind is faced with one of which he .guards bis family, his express my agreement with jazz appreciation at MSU in a part of our culture as any Forum reports that what Beethoven had i n , students may read._ mind when he wrote_his Seventlr Symphony -was "the hope that a unified German Demo­ cratic Republic will result from w ar.” No do IRRATIONAL not have such AND excitable experience and parents because the most perplexing and in­ health and material posses­ President Hannah. There are many years. extricable survival problems sions; for the former shall rob plenty of areas of discrimina­ unprecedented to the entire him all of the latter. ' Future performances of otb- Again tio n in the-North which should er good jazz groups would car- have more other a rt form . Bravo! And lets Thom Papanek mention is made of what he thought tfboui of their obvious ignorance of the situa­ history of the world. This pro­ According to the "Eternal be exposed. blem seems to lie in the in­ Good Book,” man should put tainly be an asset to the Lec- Dalton Roberson ture-Concert series -fo r tbey East Lansing Albania when be was working on his Ham- tion, good literature is being classed with ability of man to choose be­ his energy to the plow (peace­ 215 Lewis St. merklavier Sonata. smut. - tween the good and evil use of ful uses) sot to the sword; for E a st Lansing The youth newspaper then uses its inside knowledge of Beethoven’s intentions to point out to its readers how dangerous i t is to If educators were left to solve this technology to term s of the de­ those who live by the sword, problem in a rational and sane manner, vastating military weapons to die b y the sword. such a petty question would not have "ad valorem” (to proportion to Therefore, the dire need of listen to the great composer’s works if they ^thrown the light of suspicion and mis­ value) spent for peaceful pur­ our times is calling for an in­ are played over “NATu stations.” Library Penalties blU bbW U lUrU A A C ro ssw o rd Puzzle la n a n o □□□ICIqsqqqQ Q C 333D J : i 3 □ □ □ ailnaa aaa tru st upon our American Literature. poses. - formed and alarmed citizenry _ ACROSS 32. Have cour­ □ □ aaa a a a a It Is particularly scathing about East G er­ — Lansing Community College This year, the United who will vehemently protest to To the Editor^ - 1. Manufac­ tures age 3« Tear a n g a a a □□□□b mans ws* assert that "Beethoven is Beetho­ States, as well as the Soviet those who are to office and en­ 1 have recently bad an ex­ 6. Serfs 56. Head a s a a □□□□a * ven wherever th a program comes from.” His Union, each appropriated near­ courage and prompt them to perience which I'm sure others 12. Effective 37 Happening □□□□□□□□□□□□a music. Forum says, "belongs to Socialism, ly 51 bUliou dollars for ex­ have America become fore­ nave had and will continue to principle 39. Measures 3E33E3 □ □ □ □ to us and us alone.” A wedding consultant says that the bridal penditures on military organi­ most among the nations of the have unless striking changes 13. Highly sea­ 41. Note of the □□□33 aaa aaa Beethoven’s reaction to such claims would couple should be given something that they zation, armory, munitions, ex­ world to leading the peace race are brought about. In trying to can u se every day. Money? soned stew 15. Merry scale 42. Flap g a a a n asaa not be bard to imagine. He had lived in tEese_ plosives, and thermo-nuclear and thereby prevent a "casus find a book to our library tor 16. Predatory 44. Form of S ag 3 3 a □□□□a times he would doubtless have given the .Chicago Daily News warhead production, of which Belli” (an event- causing war) a paper, I found it was already incursion dance step aaa □ □ □ o a ro a u petty tyrant Ulbricbt the same scornful treat­ it consists 10% of the former's which would be detrimental to out but was due more than a 18. Tire casing 47 Bitter vetch a s a boq a a a a a ; Changes in our way of life become ingrain­ and 30% of the lrtte r’s total the survival of both man and week before my paper was to 19 Pronoun IS. Leave ment that be awarded the epic tyrant, Napole­ ed as time goes on, and many a young husband national income. 20. Grated 51. Esclamar a« on—if Indeed he found the East German pup­ his civilizations. be done. I waited for a week these days is washing dishes in the apron his 22. Individual 52. Ceremony DOWN 8 Vestel pet worth any notice a t all.— It should -be remembered Harold Jacobs — for it to be returned. Of-course 23. Unite firmly 54 Feminine daddy used to wear. Soever, Michigan I never got the book. name 1 Slsight-oi-. 7. Put* on cargo The Eroica had Fidelio were written by a that this amount is about 9 bil­ 25. E. Indian hand — — Chicago Daily News lion dollars more than that Now, either the library must weight 55. Decay S. Land meas­ man who fiercely cherished Individual free­ 27. And: Fr. 56 Kind of tri­ 2. M arble ure which was sprat entirely tor the obtain several copies of many 1 Solution 9 Force: Latin dom. Herr Ulbricht might fit into this plot. The cartoons take over on television, and the United States during world necessary volumes or maybe 28. Of greater angle ~ > 10. Reflected But only as Dm Pizarro, the ruthless prison irony of the situation is that about the only pro­ War 1 neglecting .inflation age 58. Gate fixedly 4 T ype meas­ governor of Fidélib.' gram left with people on it is Walt Disney’s. factors. Freedom Riders all books should be put on the reserved list. But, assuming 30. to Pertaining Wales 80, Rubs cut 61. Four-bagger » u re fin of _ thread sound 11. Earliest — Christian Science Monitor 14. Cut teeth We should ask-ourselves, do To the Editor: I that neither of these courses 7 “ T r B ** r~ r~ T~ I " r IT" 17. F lo w e r these enormous defense bud­ Recently, an article appear- are feasible, and alio assum­ TT~ nr H , I.,.. p 20 F o r g t v s , ichisan State N ew s gets give us a n equivalent of ed to the State News that said ing students will continue to peace and security or will it President Hannah states that keep books out disregarding tend to augment international a Northern Freedom Rider go- t th® due date, maybe a stiffer s r r Ëi a r TT É O' E n W “ 11. Lisht mois* , tu re 34. G r e a t e r am ount Published by the students of Michigan State University. Issued on class days Mdbday through Friday, during the fail, winter and tensions to the point of causing tog into southern states did not A*1® is needed. war? Ibn Khaldun, who was an help the cause to these states I suggest that the" Overdue w p i] r ■ 3 SS. I t e r a t a 38. Border spring quarters. Issued twice weekly during the summer term. Arabian philosopher of the and, further more, they should fine be doubled each day the tr N S I. G i r l Second class portage paid a t East Lansing, Michigan. 14th century stated’that remain a t borne and dean up book is overdue so that the first nr — ¡Ü rr- l L m jtm a . Puts on S3. Greed Editorial mid business offices a t 341 Student Services building, the weapons that man used to the problem there, several days would allow for W It n Ê Êk W L □ ZS. Kind of nut I must take Issue with Dr. return conveniently but after n W Michigan State University, E ast Tensing, Michigan. defending himself against the 15. Small boy Mail subscription* payable * in advance tor one term, for two wild beasts cannot be used as Hannah on certain points.^ that the student could not af­ tr W ¡K IM te -F io f terms, 94; tor three terms, 95 a deterrent to w ar because As to the fact that the North­ ford to keep the book out. In wiim 43. S e s a m e 4» Beach w 4 1 D in e r Member of the Associated Press, inland Daily Press Assodatimi each man makes equal use of ern Freedom Riders have not my case a notice was sent to 2s~ and the Unitole press. them. helped the cause, 1 would Uke the reader that I needed the book but this was ignored also. IF“ P or 1 s r * r 4S. H e a d l i n e r M i O r n a to * Editor .M a id s Van Ness Editorial Editor ...Sharon Coady As we watch the w ar clouds to state that since tbe^ begin­ Ü r a n — Managing Editor, J e n Doras Business Mgr.— Larry Pontius Asst. Edit. Editor. P au l Schnitt Sporta Editor— Curt Rundell gathering, we should ask our­ ning of the Freedom Rides toto selves has there ever been an the southern states, the At- I am reluctant to suggest a stiff penalty arm y assembled that did not toroey General of the United many already exist but 1 am here where so w n ~ r h— I w rmn wr C L O l d m u s ic a l SS. M a la sh e e p A sst Adv. M gr. Tom. Huckto Circulation Mgr.-Bill Marshall Pnoto Editor.--...Dave Jaehnig Feature Edit.—Howard Holmes 1 fight? A sword forged that d ld lstates has been effective to also reluctant to be to this W ■ 3 □ 87. P l u r a l e n d - ih Z . City Editor Bin Cote News Editor.,. ... Jay Blissick Women’s Ertt..Cathie Mahoney Science Editor. Bill Steiner not draw Mood? A nuclear implementing a - warhead fabricated that wffi which prohibits segregation to directive position again. Treat — Bataan ■ t mm j □ » .F o r not detooata? How Is it possible the traveling at interstate pass- 1329 Roseland & wwl lü u « fflf ......... • ;_ Conservatives Hear V0U6OMIA HEßE ŸOÜ )( THANK VW ÄßE... J \ WER*MUCH , By GARY RONBERG HÉVÍ TWO 16 TOO üGHTÍ Of (he Stale New* Staff 'SUKELV VÜUPONY EXPcv. IT'S HAHXY SNrcDÍ ME TO EAT RAW7ÖAMT Congressman Brace Alger of Texan. Thursday night urged members of the Conservative Chib to “educate, lobby, and then elect" to preserve the basic principles of the- Decla­ ration of Independence and the Constitution. "We have a right to seek ear own destiny sad aet have, II crammed down ear threats by aa almighty, alt-knowing government.” he said. Alger said it was up to each citizen to “ know the issues, STUDIO know why you believe as you! do, and know who votes and i Senior Fund how they vote ” When people knpw what they believe they should write let­ 1 - » T - « 7 — THING ters to Congressmen to promote \ \ X Y — PLACE proper legislation, he said. _H our i l l 1 J . — TIME “The fellows in Congress are Scared of your letters,” Alger Service Famous fo r 3 0 years said. “ You may not think they are, but when some of you get together and write; believe me V- - Passports — Portraits MISS J r. SON FINALISTS.—Those named to tbe top five starting positions are you’re beard.” GyriMa Cuthberaaaa, East Lansing Freskmanf top left); Diane Ricketts, Park Once a person knows what - Applications Ridge, III., Freshman (top right); JnBe Beeelder, Birmingham, Soph (center); he believes, mid has made it No Camera Charge • No Appointment* Necessary Han Day, Washington, D.C., Freshman (Bottom left); Carri Caries, Saline, clear to his representatives what be believes, then be must 117% East Michigan — Lansing — IV 5 * 8 2 5 3 Mich., Freshman (bottom right). Photo by Skip Mays. - elect people of his own thinking' to make sure his beliefs are Lambda Chi Alpha Picks carried out, Alger said. “ If an individual is Tree to operate, and is not strangled 1962 -Junior 500’ Court The “ Junior 500” queen’s Day, Washington^ D.C. fresh­ by the government, he will op­ erate to solve problems suc­ cessfully,” he said. Alger said the sole aim of six other. Lambda Chi-chapters government is to make the court, which will reign over the man, Kappa Alpha Theta have sponsored similar events, pushcart race May 19, was pledge, and Diane Ricketts, he said. God-given rights of the Decla­ Two for One N ights chosen Sunday a t a tea spon­ Park Ridge, 111. fresbmaa, The pushcarts, built to rigid ration of Independence secure. MONDAYS sored by Lambda Chi Alpha. Kappa Alpha Theta pledge. specifications, race in men’s, “ Liberals* always ask for FRIDAYS From among these five co­ These dbeds who were select­ women’s and humorous divi­ more federal government eds Lambda Cni will select the queen during spring term who ed- from among 75 candidates at a series of teas, will lead a sions around West Circle Drive competing for the trophies. and more money — never . less,” he said. “ If their trend sn “«- % n is allowed to continue ‘more Chicken or to AC will represent them at the race parade of 50 queens from other Each team ’s comprised of and throughout the year. government manage m e n t’ Shrimp tor i . ..... campus organizations before five puShers and a driver. The will be tbe epitaph on the Shades of Pblynoaia - Tbe court includes: Julie the 14th annual race. pushers take turns guiding the Special Menu for Children Beeeblcr, Birmingham sopho­ _ This will be the largest cart from one relay point to tombstone of the United Dine With The Dines States.” Form Leaf, Sugar Cane, Surfside... more, Yakely Had; Carol gathering of campus queens in the next. Coates, Saline freshman, Kappa Alpha Theta pledge; the country reigning at the Junior 500 will be one of the Socialism will soon overtake this country unless a conserva­ BINES the mast delightful thing in hosiery largest all-university event of events in the MSU’s first 331 E. Michigan Ave. Cynthia Cuthbertson, East the year, Ray Straffen, Junior Spring Weekend that also will tive administration is elected. Phone IV 1-717» Lapsing freshman. Kappa 500 chairman, said. include Greek Feast. Parents’ Alger said. sine« borefoot girl adopted nylons. 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In Laras’ Petti-pants • f nylon trie n t.. .with o r w ithout a half-slip, the sleekest tapered lino yet under yonr sheaths. Delicate a rib rr i j r i y and to e tluaarta on c ry ria l w hite, beige, PitcC STRINGSaST U D E N TgooÂPiote shy blue, shadow groan o r deep rneME HOÜCÁI4BAMK OM ^ S to a u ita S . M O L IN E . Ill T h e D e tro it T e a m , c a p ta in J im -D u rk e e P is to n s sn a p p e d a s ix -g a m e lo s­ leers Finish Third imminent. _Tben, an aura of masculinity suddenly permeated the gym­ _ pattern of the first. Tbe talent, the depth, the overall superior­ ity of LushweU proved to be THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GOLDER sc o re d a f i r s t p la c e on th e h o i i- in g . s t r e a k j n th e N a tio n a l B a s­ zo n tal b a r in th e p r e lim in a r ie s k e tb a ll A sso c ia tio n by d e fe a t- a n d w a s a h a lf p o in t o u t of j m g th e C h ic a g o P a c k e r s 133- In WCHA Play-offs nasium as 10 stripling males lumbered onto the court. Chuck Dallavo, John Noud, too much for tbe Stoopid Goobs And when the contest end­ ed, both squads, by joint The academic world, as we aB know, is loaded w ith dtgmfcp and ethics, with lofty means and exalted ends, with tru ih and beauty* In such a world a heinous thing like faculty raiding—eoUegse **• th ir d on th e still rin g s In th e tt6 , S u n d a y a t Moline's Whar­ Led b y Claude Fournel’s two beat Chandik from point Howard, Ernie Green and resolution, voted to take taring teachers away from other college*—» not. even thinkable. fin a ls he hit th e h o riz o n ta l b a r to n F ie ld lio u se — . „g o a ls and fine _g o al tending. by , ,I blank range. recently - recovered Heneken showers — according to the However, if. the dean of one college happen*—purely by on h is d ism o u n t a n d fell, d is­ D e tro it h a d a 57-51 le a d a t John Chandik, Michigan S ta te s J. lournel sent the game into prepared to fall under the un­ Anglo-Saxon, Cbristian-Jadaic chance, mind y ou—to run into a professor from another college, third 0Vertime at 17 29 of the third relenting attack of the Lush­ code, of ethics and morality. lo c a tin g h is elbow th e h a lf b u t a n e a r ly s p u r t in hockey team captured Speaking of joints. Ivanhoe and the professor happens to remark —ju st in passing, mind you T his -w as th e s a m e in ju r y th e ^ i r d q u a r t e r by D e tr o it 's place in the western Collegiate ! period when he. picked weU team —JBruce Fabricant, —th a t he is discontented wtth his present position, why, w hat s t h a t k e p t turn o u t of a c tio n la s t D on 0 h l w ho h it Rjne qUic k hockey Association by down- jos^ puck 8t the Denver Parsons, Terry Ware- Donaldson. Assistant Sports wrong witb the dean making the professor an offer? l i k e tha y e a r W ith the in ju ry , he had p o in ts , a n d Bailey Howell, w h o ing Denver 4-3 in overtime a t ! jjne and fired it pa 81 Lowell Kinney, Ivanhoe Editor, pulled bis shoulder out other afternoon, for instance. Dean Sigafoos of Granemira to s c r a tc h fro m th e still rin g s h it e ig h t, s e t- th e P is to n s ' a h e a d Ann Arbor Saturday. champ to make it 3-3. Donaldson. Ed Kotiar and of joint forjhe only'injury dur­ Polytech, finding himself in need of a refreshing cup of oolong, th u s d e p riv in g th e S p a r ta n s of c o m fo rta b ly . In the Championship game; Tbe Spartans almost ended Yours Truly — that’s Yours L. ing the battle. dropped in quite J jy chance a t the Discontented Professor« points-. Michigan Tech rallied jfor t h r ^ in th^opening minutes of ibe Truly, not to be confused witb Stoopid Goob Kathy Ryan to-' troduced a resolution to caU Exchange where he discovered Professor Stuneroe from the M ak in g th e m o st p o in ts fo r goals in the final period to de- j extra se5Slon but Foumel’a Yours M. Tridy, who graduated English D epartm ent of K roveny A and M sitting over a pot of th e S p a r ta n s in th e "m eet w as " N E W Y O R K Tito P h ila ­ feat the Michigan Wolverines sbot ^ post and bounded last year With a bachelor's de­ OUn Memorial Hospital While the Goobs were dis­ lapsaqg soochong and shrieking “ I H ate Kroveny A and M ”* so p h o m o re J e r r y G e o rg e w ith d e lp h ia W a r rio r s c a m e fro m 6-4 before a sell-out.crowd gree to letter writing. out. — Meanwhile back to OUn cussing the pros and cons of Surely there was nothing im proper in the dean saying G tha 20. H is p o in ts c a m e fro m 2 0 j? o in ts b eh in d a n d e d g e d th e Spartan coach Amo Sessone At 7.47 with the Pioneers Memorial H o s p i t a l . Ben tbe issue, several Lushwellers professor, “Leander, perhaps you’d like to come over to ue. I fo u rth s in th e sid e h o rse , a n d N ew Y o rk K n ic k e rb o c k e rs 125F was pleased with his teams Mb performance" m both play-off putting heavy pressure on the Barns, State News Inveterate 128 on on P P aa uu ll AA rtzin riz in 'ss sh who know about joint restored thiilk you’ll find our shop A-OK si ill rin g s, an d se v e n th s in p a r- 128 sh oo tt "w ith a Ilet b a r s a n d th e a ll-a ro u n d 29 se c o n d s to go in S u n d a y s games and had special words Spartan net defenseman Carl Hypochondriac Editor, was Ivanhoe’s. fit should be noted here th a t all English professors are named e v e n ts - __ . j N a tio n a l B a s k e tb a ll A sso cia- Q praise for Chandik who was Lackey got the puck to front of of| Draise Leander, ju st as all psychics-professors are naroedJFred. All J o h n s o n an d B ro w sh b o th cfio n g a m e a t .M ad iso n S q u m e voted to the all tournament the State net and passed it out sociology professors are, of course, nam ed- Myron, all veterinary sc o re d 19 p o in ts G a rd e n team __ to Turcotte. medicine professors are named Rover; and all German professors Turcotte stoved it ahead to are named Hansel and Gretel. AJ1 deans, are, of course, named D efen d in g ch a m p io n L a r r y W ilt C h a m b e rla in n e tte d 58. Denver jumped off to a 1-9 lead at 1:53 of the first per­ Fournel who skated to all Attala.) ^ _ iod when JerryD nffns scored alone on Beauchamp. Fournel B ut 1 digress Leander, the professor, has ju st been offered a In Gopher Cagff Finale oat *f a goal mouth scram­ faked the Pioneer net minder job by A ttila, the dean, and he replies, "Thank you, b u t I ble. out of position and pat the d o n ’t think so ” _ _ _ The Spartans -tied it up at puck to behind him to give 'And I don t blame vou,” says Attila, stoutly. " I under­ S ia le B e u le n , 9 8 -9 1 14 29 when Bob Doyle took a the Spartans a 4-3 victory. close in pass from Real Tur- Bessone called it “ one of our stand K roveny has a fine little library “ Wtil. it * not too bad,” says Leander have 28 volume* By G A R Y R O N B E R G Tim McGrann 14, and Don cotte and beat Denver goalie better team efforts.” The de­ to all, including a m int copy of AVmcy D m , Girl Detective*. M a le N ew s S p o rts W riter- .Jensen 19. Larry Beauchamp. fense did a fine job a® Chandik "V ery impressive, says Attila " I s n o « , we have 36 million J u n i o r fo rw a rd L o n n ie S a n ­ MSU gofithe only goal of the made 31 saves, six in the over­ volumes, including all of Shakespeare t- first folios and the Dead M ic h ig a n S ta te 's ‘ lo n g s e a ­ d e r s d ro p p e d i n 23 p o in ts fo r second period at 12 08 when time. The third line of Dan Sea Scrolls.” s o n '' is o v er th e S p a r ta n s , h is c a r e e r h ig h . Turcotte scored with Denver’s Daily, Gus Hendrickson and “Golly whiakersT'’ «ays Leander T b e S p a rta n b a s k e tb a ll te a m E'ete G e n t fin is h e d w ith 14. Art. John Art serving a two minute Tony Elliott played one of their “B u t of course,’* says Attila, -¡-you don’t w ant to lea** lost its final g a m e of th e s e a ­ S chw -arm 12. a n d J a c k Lamers j penalty'for holding best games and gave the Spar­ K roveny where, I am told, working conditions a rt tickety-boo." son. to M in n e so ta 98-91 S a tu rd a y 11 Denver tied it up, 2-2 at 142 tans added depth “Oh. th e y ’re not too bad,’’ sav* Leander ‘ 1 teach 18 hour» n ig h t a t M in n e ap o lis, a n d _th u s ] C a p ta in S chw -arm , a t h r e e - 1of the final period on a power Daily, normally a defense of English, 11 hours of optom etry, 6 hours of forestry, coach tha is d o o m e d to la s t p la c e in th e ¡year r e g u la r fo r th e S p a r ta n s , j play g o a l by Emory Sampson man, was pressed into service fencing team , *nd walk Prexy s cat twice a day,” B ig Ton s ta n d in g s — played in hts final game for with Spartan Frank Silka in due to ah injury to Art Thomas. Thomas suffered a broken note “ A full, rich life,’’ says Attila “ At our school you'd be some- S ta te is 3-11 in th e c o n fe r­ S t a t e the penalty box for tripping. BUI Stanb put the Pioneer» to the first play-off game and w hat lea* active. You'd teach one class a week, lim itedio four A en c e an d 8-14 O verall MS.U. s a n k 38 of 88 shots from .»tudenteT A* to salary, you’d start at SfiO.OOfJ a year, with the floor for 44 per cent. Min­ in front 3-2 at 19:19 of the fi­ Bessone moved P at Baldwin The eighth place Gophers nesota was slightly better, hit­ nal period when be Skated up from the third Une to take are 3-8 in tbe Big Ten and ting on 33 of 74 for 46 per cent. around theiState defense and his spot. Be' An American retirem ent a t full pay upon reaching age 29." 9 14 no the sflSon. T h e Spartans fell behind fro m j the, opening tip-off and even j Airlines Stewardess th o u g h they staged fine rallies [ at the end of both halves, nev­ er could catch up State trailed by as much as NEED CASH? W ould vou tik e to p u t on an A m erican Airline* s ic » antes* U niterm an d w in g s? Com e to fo r a brief, p riv ate interview . L earn m o re a b o u t the - q u alificatio n s n ecrssarv to begin th ia T ew arding SELL nine midway through the first 1 career. If accepted, y o u H tra in at o u r m illion d o llar period, and managed to close i S tew ardess College, at A m erican’s expense. D evelop the gap to a single point at one j new poise, learn secrets of p erso n a l groom ing. time Minnesota led at the. in-1 S tartin g salatv *335, w ith expense allowance an d termission, 47-42 In the second half the Goph- , p erio d ic increases To serve our passenger*’ w elfare 'IWif ers again raced to 10 and 12- j point margins, but State fought back to narrow the gap" several times YOUR an d com fort, y o u m ust b e : — “"S ir," says Leander, ‘ youroffer is most fair b u t you rtm it understand th a t I owe a certam -toyalty to K ievany.” „ □ Single □ Age 29-27 Q High School Gradaste TEXTBOOKS Gopher E rk Magdanz led ! “ I n o t only understand, I applaud,” say» Attila “ B u t before all scorers w ittD i points, and □ 5’ 2” to 5’ f” □ Normal «item wlfiwnt glaaaca you make a final decision, let m e teO you one thing more. W* he also found- time te grab supply M arlboro cigarettes to our faculty—ail you w ant a t all W rebounds. Minnesota's „ —contact lenses may be con­ tunea.” Don Unehan had I t paints, sidered “GtoryoakyP* cries Leander, bounding te h * feet. ‘Y o u mea® GUARANTEED TO THE Thura., Mar. 8 ,5 -9 p.m. American Airlines* Suite M a rlb o ro , th e t i t e r c ig a r e tte w ith th e u n filte re d taate-*- M art boro, th e cigarette w ith better, mafcin’i —M arlboro th a t comea to you to p a d : or box-*-Marlboro th a t gtvaa you such a lot to tow"” LOWEST PRICE* _ “Yep,” «ay* A ttila, “th a t * the Marlboro I m a sa." REGULAR A STEREO I? » Hotel OWé, Lam ing ~ “ I am yours,” cries Leander, wringing th e Drea’s hand. DIAMOND NEEDLES " Iriw ie do I sign?” TAPS OUR ERICES ANC CHECKED DAILY 1 * ASSURE BIGGEST SAYINGS SPARjTANBOOKSTQRE & MAC A kttU C A N H R U N C S+ AMfRICA’S U A P m HMMÊ “ At the qu arry ." replies Attila. “Frankly, w e d on’t tr u s t pap er coutracbDttiy more.. We chisel them in m arble." • * * nusuawawHNi fflnwan iO sr i c u t tt m »tone, w e e tfru tte rt c u t a tm mmod, i w a u f r a — « t e t t e r f t u t M U k paw g e t a Ia* to M t DISC SHOP 'An a te tr A o r o — ñlter. Amor, a n tk o r t o t . im am ima»; Wtè&âÉÈSm, MM B y U Z HYMAN finish fourth, to the Big Ton | | Stole Now» Shorts Writer swimming championships over ffe lto fc H tw Big « * week-end.:' Ten record of 3:15.9, and Final scores wore Indiana, smashing every other Ameri- 213*4; Michigan. 146; Ohio can record, the Michigan State Jf*®}®* 80,1 Michigan gan’s defending d u m p Bennie Morgan Ward ran hi* beet McRae. Howarf’s time of :0M two mile of the mason, but on­ 400-vd freestyle relay team of ’ tied the conference record he ly placed feorih followed tor Jeff Mattson, Doug Rowe. Bill AH M Big Tea record* fell gained a th a n of to the pre­ Carius of Iilinois ran off with and Mike Wood took the event to the three day competition lim* and tied the field house top honor* to 9:09.9. to 3:15.5 and helped State to 1 at Btoemtogtoa. fiv e nalioa- record be aim ret to the pre­ lim*. Johnson tied his own varsity mark of :06.5 to a qual­ ifying beat. In the lows, Howard took an­ other title away from McRae, hitting the tape to :07.8, thus tying the Big Ten record and matching the field house mark he set in the semi-finals. John­ son left the blocks slow and faded out of the scoring pic­ ture. _ Brightening up the Spartan picture was Sherm Lewis, who scored 14M» points, half of State’s total and the meet’s high point total. Lewis is one of the seven, 19-year-old sophs who took ntoe first DOING IT THE 1 M D WAY by i places out of 14 events. (GETTING RID Of DANDRUFF, THATIS!) Lewis, a football halfback, surprised everyone in taking tbc broad jump with his best career leap of 24’6” . Three other gridiron stars took other places. He grabbed another first in the 300 in a fast 31.2, to tie the varsity mark for the fifth time this winter. Lewis equalled the record in his heat and semi-final heat in the pre­ liminaries as well as two times during the season. In the 60-yard dash« Lewis TOP VJL 499-YD FREESTYLE RELAY SQUAD, (l-r) Michigan State’s Jeff ran -second to the Badgers' M atts«* Doug Rowe, Bill Wood and Mike Wood, set a record breaking time of soph Bill Smith, who tied the 3:15.5 to tie Big Ten Championships Friday to top all American records. field house record of .06.2 pre­ viously shared by Lewis and two others. Ron Watkins, a A lcorn, H orning, Castle pleasant surprise this winter followed Lewis with a third place. Also Score fo r T rack Varsity Drive In Lewis, a Louisville, Ky , pro­ Pole vaulter Bill Alcorn soar­ - 1227 E. .GRAND RIVER duct. also ran the first leg on ed to his -best vault of his State’s mile relay team which career, 14', but tied for second OPEN EVERY DAY 5 :0 0 P.M. tied for fifth. Other members of the team were Bill Green, Johnson and Ron Horning. A fast-stepping Wisconsin quartet won the event li t 3: 18. 1. __ with three others. Michigan's Jerry Denhart cleared 14’4” to take the title. DELIVERY SERVICE MONT - SAT. 8 :3 0 P.M. - 1 .3 0 A.M. SUNDAY 5 :0 0 P.M. * 1 :3 0 A.M .„ FITCH Another point scorer for Miter Hog Humbarger. im­ State was Ron Horning, wtor ED 2 4 5 17 SHAM POO proving late in the indoor season, turned on the energy was fifth in the half mile. with one lap to go to move Don Castle who led the field Don Castle loses photo finish to Wisconsin In the heats of -from fifth-up to a finishing the 1000 yard run. Castle finished fifth in the finals of this third place for State. Hum- in the 1000 until a half lap to eient. State News Photo by Mays Capt. Jerry Young, fifth. A1 go, placed fifth. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES Hawks Cop Grapplers ’ Title SALUTE: DON PICKARD Soon after his return from the Army two years ago, Don Pickard began managing a telephone public office in departments of the company to promote the kind of service that lives up to customer expectations. Don P ic k a rd of th e Illinois Bed T elephone Company, — By JAY J, LEVY At 147 lbs Dave Gibson of i lineman Shenvvn Thorson at i John Baum, who was unde- Chicago. 'Because of his skill in handling the public rela- State News Sports Writer Purdue decisioned Lonnie 4:20 for the conference crown, feated for State this year, lost tions tasks of this job, Don was transferred to a new job and o th er young m en like h im in Bell T elephone C om panies Rubis of Minnesota 4-2. The For Pillath it marked his 18th I tc last year’s champion, North- in the Publk Relations Department. Here his public office th ro u g h o u t the co u n try , h elp b rin g th e finest communka- Michigan State's wrestling Spartan's Walt Byington took victory of tee season against western's Rory Weber, 2-0, in experience comes in very handy as he works with- other tio n s rs e rv k e in th e w orld to a grow ing America. coach Fendley Collins said it fourth ~ no losses the consolation round. - was anybody's meet and Satur­ Bob Marshall of Purdue be­ day afternoon anybody" wars came the second three-time A) bell teleph o n e c o m pa n ies Iowa conference- champ of the The event was the Big Ten meet as he decisioned Steve ITS TIME TO Wrestling Championships at Combs of Iowa 4-2. Minneapolis and defending State’s Happy F ry .Jo st his TELEPHONE MAN-OF-THE MONTH champion Michigan State -fin­ preliminary match by one “SPRUCE UP” FOR SPRING ished fifth as Iowa nailed down point, 5-4 to Randy Galvin of two first places, two seconds Indiana. and a third to edge tbe Uni­ In the 167 lb division, it was W ITH CLOTHES CLEANED AT versity of Michigan, 51-46. Michigan’s Dan Coxriere over The Spartans Tost three pre­ Pat Kelley of Illinois 5-3. liminary bouts by one point, State's John McCray also lost riding-time margins. State’s a one point decision to Purdue's only qualifier in a final round Tim Mongan, 4-3. match was George Hobbs who State’s Alex Valcanoff took finished second. third place a t 177 lbs. after .State's best showing came losing His first round match in the first match when to Illinois’ John Maroni. George Hobbs copped second - The heavyweight division place for tbe second consecu­ saw the four top' men in the EAST GRAND RIVER ACROSS FROM tive year. conference finish 1-2-3-4. Hobbs tost to Iowa’s Norm Wisconsin footballer Roger STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING Parker in the final round by a Pillath pinned Iowa’s gridiron 5-2 decision. Iowa took their other first place in the 130 lb class as Tom Huff decisioned Lewis Kennedy of Minnesota 5-0 Stale's entry. Bill- Guic- ciardo tost in the first round to Michigan’s Gary Wilcox in the first of four one point losses by State, tn the 137 1b tilt. Fritz Keller man of Michigan won his third conference champion­ ship. State’s Tom Mulder finished fourth in this event. A Selection of trophies it Plaques for every occas­ OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS io n . Over 1900 trophies on display. No waiting — Im­ INTERESTED IN LUAU. mediate delivery. Professional Eugravtog PUBLIC INVITED Our Specialty Before You Buy Be Sure Te See Us Larry C a tk in ¿porting Goods PHONE IV 5-7465 3939 VINE STREET ( M llp nm M W B W W W M IW M 'M iM 'ilMigMB m m m Ê È lÊ m m WB^ÊKmw ^ i f s%Êmàmÿ%x f l o l l l M l im i *i L — 1#^_8 ^1 i j«e-— 'f ■ X e * m m ite 4 m Ml m m m -M M onday morning» in irc ii o , JEiyw fgji 4 fe ‘SP; H lfcJ AO COST ONLY SUO tfM■ CARETAKER W ANTED, for mode« «pertinent building walking distate« from campus. Duties «re M g p í, Couple preferred. For information p a l Dick Hacker, Edward G . Hacker O k , Realtor*,, IV 5-2261 or evening IV 9- 0072. JH Final Review Canada-America For Basics Relations Discussed May Fade One of Canada’s top career Tbe basic course reviews for AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE PERSONAL REAL ESTATE diplomats, L. Dana W iknM , will relate "Diplomatic Remi­ finals are likely to fade away, said Dr. Lincoln C. Pettit, as­ Campus M S-TD 1953 - SILVER Convertible; W OM EN'S C LO TH IN G . Sweaters— C A P E CO D. Ì" blocks from MSU. niscences of Canttfian-Anteri- Noe top and interior; porthole win­ sue 38, skirts—size 10 and 12, dresses BURR - PATTERSON Built-in oven and rtnge. Fireplace and can Relations” to Kellogg Cen­ sistant professor of natural dows: no maculate condition; garage —site 10 and 12. Excellent .condition. garage. $17,800. F.H .A . Cell ED 7- ter Auditorium Monday at' 8 p.m. science. "Most of tbe instructors W ant Ads maintained; qne-af-a-kmd sports de- signed and rénovâtad car; owner sell­ ing $2,000 firm price. WOodward I- Phone EO 7-0612. 43 N ECCH I sewing machine. Demon­ SORORITY B FRATERNITY JEWELRY 1422. 44 don’t actually encourage the W A LKIN G DISTANCE M SU. A ll Wilgress has held some of his 7100. Deitert. »7 strator in walnyt console. Like new, 9 <— brick ranch 2 bedroom, dm , separate students to go to the reviews,” • Automotive • Renana! only $117.50 Mid State Distributing. country’s most important dip­ he said. "They have the phi­ 1961 PONTIAC Tempest Station IV 7-0585. 42 dining room, large kitchen, rec spam. • Employment • Seal Estota no* available Gas heat. Aluminum storm windows, lomatic posts. He has served losophy that the students a "Same« Wagon Economical stick shift. Car of • For Sole ’ screens. Fenced. Professional land­ as Minister to Russia, Ambas­ should get tbe material for th e ff-« 'tar distinction. Sharp! Low mileage! C ell NEED CASH for Spring Vacation? • Trae*periato«* Sell your odds and ends through the scaping. Take over existing financing sador to Switzerland, High courses themselves, and I a Hawing far Renta Lad I Faand IV 9-0445r '7 f *7 : ' 46 at with only $2500 down. Property - at Commissioner to the United State News Want-Ads. You'll sell agree.” DAN CSH A U G N ESSEY them faster! J355-825S. 234 Kinberfy Orive. By owner, ED 7- Kingdom, Under-Secretary of 1232. " 47 State in External Relations and Often the reviews are used D eadlines: < pm- d a n day 2501 E. M ICH IG AN ^ MEAT FOR SALE. 4 month’s locker as crutch and only adds to the before publication DIAL IV 9-2388 THE as Ambassador and Permanent rent free with $70 meat order. For EAST LAN SIN G. Bedford H ills, f|4 0 1959 PLYMOUTH Convertible, stick Representative to the North student’s weakness in his 3554255 or 35S-S2S6 shift, V-8, radio end heater. Clean details call OX 4-3691. 48 Cederhill Drive. 3 bedroom ranch witls Phone 2 car attached, garage. Ilk baths, taw courses, he warned. By pidftng Atlantic Council. up hints he thinks that be can R ates: as new. Only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,275 ATTENTION budding audiophiles! C AR D SHOP | pet, drapes, built-in kitchen with dish­ He is presently chairman of Webeor royal tape recorder and iico washer and disposal. Eating spaea in take a short cut to a better 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door, stick shift, mon pre-amp. $50 for both. IV 2-2945. kitchen, well landscaped comer lot: By grade. ^ % I day .......................... tl6Hcylinder. Real Clean . . . . . . r r $375 42 Acfdss From owner leaving city. $2600 down to tf Two Counselors Around 20 have shown up for 3 days ............. „ ...7 .... S2JB the reviews this term. Last S days . iU t TRAILERS new F.H .A . Call ED 2-1303. _ *142 L. DANA WILGRESS year about 500 came. 1953 HOUSETRAIIER, New Moon. Home Economics Bldg. Call Meeting the Canadian section" of the "One reason for the decline (Bated on IS words por ad) Very good condition. Reasonable, wilt EDWARD G . HACKER ‘ (25c discount if paid hold contract if desired. Call ED 2- ED 2-6753 Of Top Freshmen Permanent joint Board of De­ is that die students are not 1441. 42 COMPANY REALTQRS scared about finals yet.” within a week) fense for Canada and the"U.Sr it the reviews were closer to w f tttf f y in mtfexm rep PINS East Lansing • Sabron ItoSn-Ambrig About 45 members of the | This post is comparable to the finals, there would be a higher world yntoi FOR RENT tha evergreens you'll find this ettrec- ' freshman class with "the high­ one held by Dr. John Hannah attendance, he added. tive and roomy 2 bedroom home with est capability for good scholas­ for tbe United States. botina 4br Available Immediately - space In PROGRAMS 2 car garage only 14,500. Another reason may be that tic work" met in a coffee and His discussion of diplomatic I many didn’t read the notice for AUTOMOTIVE our Want-Ad columns. Cell 355-8255 or 35S-825&-anytime between 9 a.m. discussion hour sponsored by trials and tribulations will end i the reviews in the paper and AUSTIN HEAfcEY-J957. '100'-6. end 5 p.m. daily. Mrs. F. W. Ross and Harry the series of Canadian-Ameri- elsewhere. > you !! f i n d ^ PADDLES _ - St. Thomas blocks « brick end Good condition, asking $1 ISO. C all GARAGE SPACE end parking space frame 4 bedroom home. 2 baths, fire­ Grater, counselors, Thursday. I can Seminars held at MSU this "Also, many of the instruc­ 484-9794 between noon and 2 p.m. 44 Hie 66 invited freshmen term. The lecture is open to the tors are giving their own re- it faster in the for rent. Low monthly rates. Near FAVORS- place, abundance of cupboards in the large kitchen, full 2 compartment base­ TRANSPORTATION Special -Sold campus on Grand River Ave. Cell scored in the top 1.4 percent public and is scheduled for 8 views7’ he said. “ However. the ED 2-6614. ;-------' 42 ment, gas heat, attached garage. with no money down a of their class of over 4,060 in p.m. in room 101. the battery of orientation tests — reviews do give the students 1954 CHEVROLET club coupe. Dr. A. C. Giuek, chairman of self confidence,” Pettit admit­ 1950 DODGE 4-door. _' WAN!AOS; HOUSES CRESTS given before registration in the ted. 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door. 6 cylinder! —UNFURNISHE0, 7 rooms, I i i bath, Ottawa Hills - • Sharp 3 bedroom fall term. Mr. Ross said. the seminar committee and as­ 1938 BUICK _ close to campus. $130. Available home, no basement, 13x24 living,room, sociate professor of history, 1951 CHEVROLET ** ton panel. March 15. ED 2-1801. 46 INVITATIONS . . fireplace, many features- that will de­ said Wilgress is “probably the I960 CHEVROLET 14 ton pick-up. light. you, 2 car garage, 85x300 ftrtot. ' There’s something to be said most significant figure to-ap- | Honolula Film 1954 CHEVROLET H ton pick-up. FULL HOUSE fo rent. Available immediately. Walking distance to for muzzling the military, but pear in connection with the Red Whiting’s Dependable Used Cars. RELATED ITEMS campus. Call ED 2-0102 after S p.m. what this country really needs Canadian • American seminars jTo Be Viewed IV-9-6639. 43 CONTINENTAL IMPORTS Appointments by calling Dorothy is National Muzzle-Everybody since they were first held in 1961 CORVAIR MONZA coupe. 98. 226 E. KALAMAZOO Weidcman, IV 5-2261 cvas ED 7-9475. Week. 1957.” IBy Committee „ 8500 miles. -Private owner. $1895. Mr. 4 speed, white, red interior, like new. Dial IV 5-1743 1958 VOLKSWAGEN Sedej*_. . $950 APARTMENTS EAST LANSING • Beautiful Hill- 47 A movie on Honolulu, Hawaii Wold, 355-2380. 46 A- transportation special excellent for crest Village, l-bedroom apartments, Swing into Spring will be shown to Hawaiian Luau the college student. unfurnished except" for stove, refriger­ committee members at a gen­ FORD - 1953 with 'rebuilt engine. ator. Call ED 2-1815. 46 SERVICE Exceptionally—-nice. Only $150. Tom 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Pennell , .$1,445 eral meeting in the Union Ball­ Gallagher Auto Sales. 1919 E. Michi­ Can be made into an excellent camp­ 3 ROOMS FURNISHED, privetc- SPRING TUNE-DP. Your sewing mu- ~ Rambler “400” Convertible... room at 8 p.m. Monday. The movie portion of the gan. tf er. tf bath and entrance, graduate students preferred. Call EO 7-7603. 42 chine cleaned, eiicd, and adjusted for only $3.95.. Mid State-Distributing, for * 1 7 . 0 0 a week With (9M Downpayment. Indudes Heater, Padded Dash meeting will hie open to the public, Roy Tokujo, general chairman, said. 1959 IMPALA sport coupe. $1250. 1959 O P A L $800. ED 7-0626 after 5 Good condition. Call ED 2-3660 even­ p.m. ings and weekends. 44 46 LADY STUDENT. Prefer student to share a 4 room furnished WE HAVE many clean used cars apartment. Walking distance to cam- graduate IV 7-0585. TYPING, general and thesis, ex­ perienced, Reasonable rates. C all ED 7- tf 1961 VOLKSWAGON 2-doos. Radio, from $50 up. The price range to meet pus. Call ED 7-0180. 44 0138. 44 and Visors, Full Carpeting, Windshield Washers, Power heater, white w alL tires. New ear con­ your BUDGET. Tom Gallagher Auto Tap and Frieght. ^ After only 6 years of format dition! Red Whiting's Dependable Sales. 1919 E. Michigan. IV 2-8776. tf APROVED UN-SUPERVISED pjrivute DON’T WAIT. Term _pepen dona Used Cars. IV 9 6639. 43 apartment for 2 or 3 men. Close to with -professional touch. Lowast totes. existance the Department of ELMER STEELE RAMBLER Applied# Mechanics grants 10 1459 VOLKSWAGEN, white »alls, heat­ campus. Parking'. ED 7-1487. ROOMS 4Ï Call IV 7-5644. TYPING. Theses, manuscripts, und 44 2 Blocks West of Brody on Michigan Phene 337-9765 percent of ill degrees earned er, new motor a bargain at $900. Cat) iirth e country in this subject. Fred. 332-1114. 46 ROOMS FOR MALE students spring term papers, etc. Cull ED 2-0570, 47 term. Call ED 2-0205' after' 5;30 p.m. M EETING • TUESDAY 1955 MERCURY Montclair. Hardtop TERM PAPERS TYPED. Experienced. or weekends, 443 Grove St. 44 March 6 • 7:30 p.m. Phone ED 2-4597r 42 coupe. A-Way above average! Sold with no money down. Red Whiting's LIBcRAL, Broad-Minded, gentleman % off SALE Dependable Used Cars. 2311 E.'Mich­ —CLEANER CLQ THES S P E C IA L Save share "beautiful apartment. Modern Tower Room 66c on suits and dresses. 26c ou trou­ igan. 43 brick building near campus, $37.50. sers. skirts and sweaters with ed. Bidle 1954 CHEVROLET Convert.bte._R«- AUTO REPAIR 332-0716 preferably 5-7 p.m. 46 4TH FLOOR Cleaners. OR 6-5902. Frea pioli up ' dio. heater, white walls. No-Rust! It's FOR MEN. Doubles, $6.50 and sin­ UNION BLDG. and delivery. 42 5 0 WE REBUILD and repair automatic beautiful inside and out. Red Whiting's glet. $9. Spartan Hall, 215 Louis, avail- Dependable Used Cars. IV 9-6639, 43 and standard transmissions" at lowest able now and for spring term. I block Last Meeting ' TYPING BY WOMAN with 10 prices. -Martin's Auto Parts, 1887 Hes- years secretarial experience. TU 2- from campus. ED 2-2574. 44 of 6738. If 1959" CHEVROLET Jmpala Convert­ lett Rd., E. LensinN9^^ tf- ible. Radio, heater, white 'wall tires. 2 MALE STUDENTS large double O n W o o len s to m a k e w ay fo r Choice of two! They're like new in­ side and out. Red Whiting's Depend­ EMPLOYMENT approved—room. Parking and some Term TERM PAPERS TYPED, reasonable rates. TU 2-3069. _ 44 priviledges. Cell ED 2-6622 after 6. 42 able Used Cars. IV 9 663». 43 - ALTERATION HELP — part time. ANN BROWfcl. typist and multilith- Scotish Yarn Shop- Todd's Gentry Shop. 332-2644. 44 MALE STUDENTS. Room and board, ing. General typing, term papers, the­ $14.50 per week. Call ED 2-2447. o u r n ew SPARTAN MOTORS INC. 3000 E. MICHIGAN AVE. REGISTERED "NURSES for afternoon ATTENTION MALE STUDENTS. 47 THIRD TERM BASIC ses, dissertations, duplicating. ED 2- 8384. tt_ (across from Sears) < —• and night duty. Good salary and per- IV 7-3715 sonneT policy. Call ED 2-0801. 44 Rooms, kitchen privileges, parking. MONZA 2-door, red, stick, radio, Spring term. Call ED 2-6788. 44 STUDY GUIDES SERVICE heater, white walls. Lansings* Finest NEED 10 SALESMEN. To enroll gild to open this week featuring: Buy on MONZA. $1795. membership in Lansing do-it-yourself 2 SLEEPING ROOMS with adjoining center. Potential commission of $100 kitchen and bath. 2 mala students. IN A HURRY? Woneh Grafic Serv­ ice now bes two thifb to get your ■i v \ ■ — Private" entrance. IV 4-5898. 42 Nat Sci 181 • 182 . 183 job done faster. Phone 484-7786. Of­ "COR VAI RS-1961-Blue 700, 2 door, per week. Interviews at-»-.30 a.m. and automatic, also Red A-White 700 4- 1:30 p.m., 3711 S,_Pei»nsylv«ma Ave. fice hours 6-5, Monday-Fridey. tf Bernat - Pringle - Dundee - Jaegaryarns door stick and I960 700 4-door auto­ 44 A TL Soc. I lf . »11. I l l 231 • 232 • 233" TYPING, Printing typesetting and matic. ATTENTION March and June grad­ Varifex copying at Wonch Grafic Serv­ uates, management trainee. A century Hum. 24 r . 242 • 243 ice, 1720 Ë. Michigan, Lansing. 5-15 RAMBLER Super Wagon, Green on eld company with over 7000 accounts minutes from campus on bus lina. Phone green. 6 cylinder standard shift with in Central Michigan requires 2 college All W oolen Solid AH W oolen. All W oolen overdrive, chrome rack, $1095. 484-7786. ‘ tf trained men for its Lansing office due SKIRTS SUITS to expending operations. Opportunity Down Staira —INKPOT BETTER THAN TRADING STAMPS. BERMUDAS '’THEMMTYMKTI for advancement in sales or manage­ ment assured. $500 per month starting Wendrow's Econowash and Dry Clean­ ers, 3006 Vine St., Ik block west of Vl Off % Off ft Off THK'WANTAD salary with merit increases. Intensive 2 year training program, for personal interview and vocational testing, write P.O.'Box 208 Lansing, Give-age, edu­ 307 Grand River MON. - FRI. 12-5 P.M. Seers' Frendor Store. Gives frea dry cleaning to each customer using its Speedqueen coin washers 10 different times. Ask the ettendent for '»Our cation, address and telephone number. card. — ' tf F rencll A ngora 44 SWEATERS ALL TARTAN SWEATERS MEDICAL Representatives wanted to BURR-PATTERSON Fraternity and Sorority jewelry and related items. Now WHY PAY MORE? Pants, ekrrts, sweaters cleaned end pressed, 50c. available at The Card Shop across Suits, plain dresses, and coats, $l~ V alued * 1 9 .9 5 MATERIALS contact physicians, dentists drug from Home Economics Bldg. ED 2-6753. W ere $ 1 8 stores and hospitals for various parts Wendrow’s Econowesh end- Dry Clean­ For * 5 . 0 0 ft Off Now * 1 3 of the country. For full particulars see your placement office. Interviewing' on March 12, 1962. Burroughs Wellcome 5 Co.. (U .S .A .) Inc. 44 ■"r tf ers, 3006 Vine St. Ik block west of Sears' Frendor Store. EXPERT THESES and General Typing. Electric typewriter. Seventeen years tf PART TIME phone gal. 9 e.m.-l p.m. D on’t P anic! experience. One block from Brody. MOHAIR- ODDS & ENDS - BLOUSES Steady position for the right gat with • good phone personality. Excellent ED 2-5545. 2625. 42 tf STOLES Tam s, Scarves pay. See Fred Levine in the State PERSONAL Study Guides For Gloves, etc. V alues 8 6 .0 0 ä lllililÄ lT liH il» I t M M M g News office. 341 Student -Services A IL THREE TERMS TRANSPORTATION I OVERSEAS DELIVERY I Bido. immediately ____________ from Scotland REDUCE SAFELY - lose 5 to 15 lbs. % Off ft Off Now* 3 . 0 0 TOO FOR SALE FUR CO AT. W hitt, fu ll length, site fast. Safe. Guaranteed. Only $1 at. Merek's Recall Prescription-Center by Frendor, 301 N. Clipped. tf 'O F BASICS Now A v a ila b le Downstairs ___ NEW YORK-Jertey, for spring Inter­ cession. Chartered Greyhound waving Monday; March 1». Inquire now! Art Upton. 355-9322. ~ 4»— 12-14, excellent condition. Phon« IV 2- RIDE • preferably to Conn. via U-S. »296. Price $30. 46 ANNUAL SELL-DOWN or to New York C ity any way. Mprch CANT AFFORD ANYMORE 8UNREAM ALPINE 1 EN CYCLO PEDIA Irittannica. 1961 edition with Worid Atlas. Excellent 25% O FF I; INK PO T 16th or 17th, C all 355-4944. 44 STILL LO O KIN G Ja r a rida home SPACE FOR OUR MANY BARGAINS HILLMAN — I condition. -$275. C a ll IV 9-0039 after 6 p.m. 46 ENTIRE STOCK ^ for Spring Vacation? It's net too lutei Scrota* 0 * Imported Can. £ > ¡0 EXCEPTIONS 307 Grand River Pièce your Want-Ad now. C all 355-8255 for quick results. sod see wtr 1 TV 21 IN C H 'R C A Console. Excel­ E xclusive a t th e C m m to rt lent condition. Fully reconditioned with This is a "cash sale M ON: - F R I.: 12 - 5 P.M. WANTED. Ride for 2 to Jam estown, Km Imparted Cars antenna $50. Phone TU 2-5123. tf W M . H . THOMPSON N.VM March I» . 355-4952. re 42 N* safesmao - Deal with 1 O trser sad save.' . I BOYS SPORT JA C K E « . S w - U - JEW ELER Sofa bed $25. CaM EO 2 -2 flè , . 42 ■!■',_ ’ '* ~ a j I . NEED RELIABLE advice an car I w a n ted ' BRISKS STEREO. Pair Bosak speakers with m t-RANDOR SHOPPING CENTER turabee? Talk it over with Las Staaten. He will help you plan an insurance Do you have a white elephant, in MPMTED MRS 1 cabinet, $230, cabinets alane. $52 Ca» ED 2-4QI5 after 4 ,p.m. 42 M IC H IG A N STATf Umvareity grad­ 0669. uation rings available at THE CARD budget 1500 L Michigan. C all IV '2- eur attic. Sett it thraugh die dessi 44 ieds. • f ' 5914 N. Graod Rtver I G U ITA R . HARM ONY, stondord size. SHOP. Includes degree, seal. 3 en­ SIG N UP this week for sorority ruth . NEED ROOMMATE. . Unsupervhed . £ '' L a y wa y W ith $1 D eposit ■' fosor MR« a h f o ti Excellent canddrim, goad twy- C all graved initials. C huica of 10 stoats. spring term.- 12-4 p.m. 334 -Student housing with cookmg end TV. Wopfd I I IMMNNINMMMIIMIINtttfttK evenings- 355-Ì458. 424 tf Services. P ie . $1.00. 42 prefer graduato - student. C a ll ED £• -. J9 im - HI ¥Æâm■ üi Ë