MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Vol. 54 STATE No. 15 j, Kast tATE MEWS Larixlng, Michigan August >. 1962 r-rlc® 10< Paul Younger R<>lls On East Lansing Chamber Seeks Dry Law Repeal Defeats Cer At 10 a.m. Wednesday theEsat city clerk's office. Lansing Chamber of Commerce A misinterpretation of rHr Swift by 3,000 lacked about 75 signatures needed ' Primary Margin getting the required number of lea/1 In circulating the petitions signatures. state Sen. Paul Yourj?er pulled figures wera: Younger i ,071, and needed 500 signatures by The Ch amber thought they had • haliengsr 'f ed W. vsj fr off the Swift 1,732, Chlen 130 and Mon¬ 5 p.m. Wednesday refore hand¬ until >f) daya prior to the Nov¬ highballing George ftorijney hand- ro 4.1. ling the documents in to the ember electton to file its peti¬ wagon in Tuesday'4| primary James J, ( avanaugh. fjfcemos, tions. election. and assistant professor of busi¬ Swift, an Okemosjj lawyer Congress The Chamber wa* informed ness services at Michigan State, last Friday they faced a 90~A4 votes to Mukuila. committee head for the crat, in the rim off Jones 334. Chamber of Commerce. 6. in the Ingham first legislattva The 100-member A.F. of VU Swift "A number of merchant* are CD ZABRUSKY had attempted! ta climb Congress of Strings presents its (Caetinued 3) final concert of the summer to¬ out getting additional signatures on the • ampaign whicjj Republi- on psf« today and we should go over the ana hope will put George Romney night at 8:15 in Fair child Thea¬ Repairs >00 mark this afternoon," he Hn the governor'# tre. said. "My only concern will year. Swift was a ji james Robertson of the Wichita be ompared to Younger" the number of deletions the >yrnphorry Orchestra will conduct the groiq>. Tonight's concert marks the city will make by rejecting the signature.; of those with improper aiders himself a ed to The Romney bandwaf oni# To Close qualifications who signed our be'rolling ahead ] Abbott Rd. end of a series which has brought petitions." after Tuesday's prtmari internationally famous conduc- tors to the MSL' campus ■since Mukulia then said that if the HloomfUrld Hill* < ot*| gate and former lutn- the section of Abbott Rosd Chamber can't get the required June 18. number of signatures by thedead¬ turer polled over iOO^JOO more from f'.urrham north W W. .Sagi¬ "The Congress of Strings has votes than did Governor naw hoad (M7?) will be ioaed line, they will seek the repeal John given us an opportunity to hear In Swatsson. for repairs beginning Monday. fine music performed by some vote next April's election. The city However.' neither Ijhdi.-.'ates fhe ■ iosed section will be of l ast Lansing hag of the greatest conductors in the 'were jpposed and hoi iL observ- hanged to four tanea to match been a dry community since 190? world and the best young musi¬ em «aid the «-turns the roadway from Grand River when the ordinance was voted [were f«ei not cians in the cow try. We would into the city charter. Significant. Ofhirs said Ave. to fHirrham said fcob firw.e. never 4ve been abte ?o hear ftomney's totai was Sratsred be- East Lansing city engineer, If the ( camber gets the neces¬ such music otherwise," said ause 'he Republican* had the fhe city of East Lansing will sary number of names on file Wilson Paul, Lee ture-Concett only state-wicie, race—frse selec¬ fear the pportuniry of voting in fme time Lt. Governor Clare- Symphony Orchestra, John the sale ■! liquor, beer and nce Held won thai hettls and goes provement. Harnett of the Nationai Or. hes- on the Nov. 6 ballot |( i oppose sidewalks will be Installed wine on a take out basis for tral Association. New York City, Inr umr/er.r Lt. f»overr!or| John le- along both sides of the roadway their city. Robert Shaw, director of the stnski. who was and the property owners with unopposed in the famed ihaw Chorale and Joseph FRANK SKINNER frontage on the right of way primary. Kripps of the iiuffalo Symphony Ice Session Romney was not overt enthusi¬ will be astesed the costs of and former coadWHir of the the sidewalks. Vienna opera. In Final Show New Head astic with r.ij large rnafgin over atnson, fait parry leaders wen fit ominous concrete will be Zaida iiooth. 18-year-old vio¬ what tuey a'led "rhrtll d. the surfacing material used on linist from Briar- 1 iff Manor, New will 'he MSI; present Summer Ice Session its final show of For Bureau George V*an f'eurser , chair- the improved section. The WU- Bros. Paving Co. of Ionia York, said: man of the G94. and f-rancisco Symphony. and will be in operation upon the become effective ;r. September, fourth was Larry Munro f enton. Robert lamieion of theMinne- 'Continued on page 2) FAI trie Information officer said. witr. >50. East Lansing -ottng re-opening of the improved sect- Ion. To Ik Humanist Talk About The City of Lansing approved1; fluoridation Our Congress Tee (Continued ftom page on.) air tr, or. it. at 7 p.m. in the Ar: of that city's water supplies Moinday. East of the Syracuse bymptwy, WiJ- ciaie professor of me Afrlceu. Kooir. of ttie 1 nior: building, iistrr. Lencer of tfit New V orr Lansing has been fluoridating its water since Philharmonic. Theodore Salzrnar language center at 7:30 p.m. Amaci.ree's topic wili be 1955. Its population is 14,480, of Che Monday in the Union Art room. "Cfarisuj' Pittsburgh Symphony and Paul Oberg of the MSU MuaR Michigan State with a population of over Department complete me faculty 20.000 has never considered fluoridation of roster. Crossword Puzzle its water "The list of Congress faculty supply, according to Jesse Camp¬ ACKOHS members reads like a 'Who's bell, superintendent of the MSU p6wer plant. Who' of American string music," 1. Slinuing insect Fluoridation would not be of significant said Paul. 5. J'ertaintng Most Congress students have benefit to the student population, but there to alliance spent an average of three hours' 12. Misfortunes are 2,500 families living in married housing practice per day excluding formal 13. Unconform¬ and a large number of them have children. rehearsals. All of their expenses ! ity are paid by the Ansericac Feder¬ I ♦ Kncloxure It is time the University officials thought ation of Musicians. lS!7tij(t|jle su»;ar 40 Tibetan 4. Addition 11. Harsh l». Consumed alkali Scientific facts have pretty vfell quelled cians our own age with ail our Kazelle to a letter; IS. 30 wind 4! Iricimed Stupid adverse opinion on fluoridation, expenses paid." 22. Winter peril 5. pei son j Several students emphasized 23. Equally to iove 43. Maiden 7'ernple 6. Abstract 18. Absent Recent public health surveys ibdicate that die advantages of being with other 25 Unruly 44. Advantage bemtf 18. Decree crowd 97 million persons in the United States have young people interested in music. r, Small fish 21. Kubbi*h 20. Worthless "We've not only iearned from 1>OHM 22. Annoy decayed teeth and health experts estimate more advanced student* m our 1. Twining 23. Salt¬ own that between one half and two thirds of these instruments, but we've ) water fish learned something about other 24 Kxtra persons would have been free of cavities if instruments. it's really beer; f. J sri m y 1 T- TH73- n editions inspiring to be surrounded by so 20 Se« A ted they had received an adequate flu pride supply 13 much talent our own age." said 27. Trouble since birth. \di»B Booth. 2» Beat d of f4 axd. 2B m Wk 34. Muiilin* 29 w* Jo the average cost annually would be 13 cents N.Y. Poli St 31 ' 35 per person if sodium fluoride w as used and three cents per person if sodium fluosilicate Take Gu a r»H 39 m were An used. advisory council to the cit / From K 4-1 I of Cinnci- 42 Provided nati in recommending the additioi of fluoride Worid-iamed conductor 44" 43. Krilisted 45 Joseph Krips. who appeared to the water supply, estimated that the ini¬ wit?, the A.f. of M. Congress tial cost of of Strings in from $5,000 to $10,000. installing equipment would be The ant ual expense a concert July 26, found his art chal¬ here Coffee Break* lenged by the New York City police Saturday. Sandwich*'* pef person would again be 13 certs a year. Equipment for handling the fluoridation is Conducting a Viennese con¬ Pizza cert in New YorkCity's Lewi- standard, accurate and dependable, accord¬ eohn Stadium, Krips decided Italian Ft>od that rifle shots would add ing to Raymond J. Faust, executi ire assistant secretary of the American wlter Works authenticity polks to Jobann Strauss' "Aut/de jagd" {"On CASA NOVA the E. Lansing's Oldest \ \r.mrla Hunt"). Association. Krips tad performed the Air -Conditioned Fluoridation should present polka with rifle shots in his 211 M.A.C. no aajor prob¬ native Vienna. ED 7-1668 Strauss had lem to MSU. .'Mended his composition to The Whole Granted fluoridation be performed with rifle shots. progf lems benefit However, Section 196 of the Town's Talking children the most, it is in keei ing with the Ne* York Penal Code proi.i- About Kramer ° bits rifle shots within progressive university image th it the child¬ city limits or residential areas. Auto Parts ren of Cherry Lane, Spartan ane polh e were Discounts In i n news A4.L»AMERICAN AtPA Rot.n, hippy *n'3 d* '.OJ.-erf's press agent was ecstatu. Town!" Aseocishrt) Press, United Pre* i Inter&atior.*: Duly Press Association, Associated (. uiiejysl* l-iest A arrtiUtr Amocisuoti, Michigan Press Associstior. COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PAlfU Published by students cf Michigan Stlkte ! •. ,er> For MSI AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE iHOP 1st jed od class days A Mo/iday through J ri. lay during fiSrr»»'/r r*ede< '-jt tt < tail, winter aod spring quarters; twice »e I9M-62 'kiy dux U.% ti* "ftspor* of <:.< y,i," COMPLETE AUTO 5PRIH0 iHOP summer term; speciai Welcome issue is Sept ant*.' film prod'X.e'" oy MSL'f. ., Sccoad class postage paid at bast Lan-m/,, MK'U&ai; visual center. AUTOMOTIVE MAINLINE 5M0P Editor!*] and business offices at 34', S indent Services 'Itie film win v:lnfc-e- 'i 800 E. KALAMAZOO Henry Tinkler; may &e made 35^- V'/K. IV-41335 lection fContiflutd from pogc 1) r, incumbents Marie BY VIC RAUCH Expam Coral Gables' ILFORNO I layer back, Falcone satri. and Harold Hungerford Of The Stat* N»wi Stoff About 60 freshman and trans¬ earned the right to face two fer students will Join the Spartan Democrats for the House seat. The marching band will in¬ b*nd for the first time* he said. The Mrf. Hager piled up 5,909 crease its size mis fall. Naroej that Made Ptzza All members will live in C* and Hungerford 5,697 to knock The expansion will bring the William Ma honey and George number of marching musicians Hiall during the first week of NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. practice. Phillips from the race. They to 14-4, said Leonard Falcone, Olds mobile Division Serving Swcki - Sandwiches - LiKkmi . Dimwn of Gen¬ will run against Bruce King, director of bands. Last year eral Motors will Lansing, and Manfred Lllliefors, the band had 130 members. sponsor two AIm Catering to in the general election. trips for the band this fall, one "The increase in size should Privet* Parties In the only other contested t-e en-?. hcis Faith l is - m*1 ';J iijere'. A ft most figure* in contetrg/orsry grap" or musical instrument." According to Kenton, cla8SiC«>l e»rp(.cHies with a JlJie collectlof xtuaic. There are far fewer Aaxrico) jut, classifies mu»ic Seriously, 1 don't know of any¬ muaic theory is the baats of all of classical music," lie added. pi»ce* for big bands to play, and as being "c»k to • religious thing better for creative thinking iirgwovlsatiop. He terms l/ixut- The entire 22-plece Keatw.- many more for small combos. faith" to tbe sesrcfc lor person- and finding the asowers to some laod "the folk music of jazz." h«nd is here for the workshop. This, d>e expense involved, has 4 of lifo's problems." "Progressive jazz is a much T rutrpeter Marv Summ says reduced the number of big road Kenton's same Ms been a by¬ more refined musical form," shout 10 members of the Kenton >aods. word j* the world of progressive sa>d Kenton. "In this reaped bend are working full^lme on "I do not think jszv will ever Jazz, since J *41. Whet) he organ¬ u may be compar ed wwh modern die staff. have any1 real appeal lor die ized- his "Artistry in Rhythm" architechyu-e. Pr«jgressive jazz Staff members play in small masses. No realsrtlormdoes." bend em the West Coast. Emer¬ became much more Involved wit!, groups eac' evening for work- . «tf ths bew known }srz perlorm- "A musician cati'i plsy music ging from the ragtime era, the etudy of cissaical muSK d*- slsop students. is Kenton'• hand pioneered a new ory." Asked shoui die so-called "de¬ that appeals to everyone," Kenton is cline of big bsudt," Kenton said, said. "On die od>er liand, you style of jazz, one" characterized According to KerAon, his band ■cert ob ifae beck l»w of 36-40 long playing "I don't think das has anything can't play only Ior yourself." by a staccato, two-beat attack. liss recorded Halt Friday at 7K» The "In retrospect, n is true to albums and "dozens" of single is iKVtugi to hear jazz say that Mas Kenton waa largely records. He baa performed FINAL performed by Workshop stu¬ responsible for the lormeuo?; worrs by tnoderf, j*z/ composers dents M well u Kenton's bard. of this new school (of jazz)," Such as I'ete Kugulo, Ken Banna, No stetfssior. is charged. writes Atom Moeges lr "Modem Neil lief11, Shor>y Kogwt and hofc Is CM* of r»ir, tbe Kentor Jszz," 195^. Crse itinger. Summer Sale concert wilt be moved inside By 1945, Kenton's hand t.ac The 1V51 recording of Grsel- Stew H«li. Seating capacity it developed its basic style, wbici tjrjger'a "City of Class" repre¬ 1,000 includes a large reed section, sents Kentox.'s lardiesit departure Sponsored by National Band a metallic rhythm soeU<" a«d from accepted forms of jazz. Camps, die Kenton Workshop » beid at several sites each wm- a Strong ments. brace of brass instru¬ i>iscusai>ilver«lry ■* Nevada *nd Indiana University. a protest of "unraveling a to say that oi»e form o! music Cottons "Tbe purpose of the workshop meiodj^^ijte^^^a^^f^jKru^ if ftt r-'r fW\ k"-n" is t« help young musicians brosd- er, their outlook, to teaca them Bermudas some things which certsioiy ares'* ottered is their schools, and to give them an idea 'A what Cotton Suits to expect in the world ot pro- tess»onai music," said Kenton. Kasnswf! leads a discussion on Raincoats various aspects of* jazz known as at "The Kenton Hour" each day 7 p.m. lor Workshop partici¬ Now is tbe time to SAVE pants. 1b regard to fciscsreer, Kernon noted, "J'venever made my living by shopping our summer sale. at anything but music. I've beard a great deal of music, and sometimes I think I've had Stop in today and see all 1 w*at-~but IS minutes later Miss Harding House IM Director For Carol Women Hsrdwg has been named director of d* Women's lr.tr »- mural Program at M$L'. Mia* Hatrdtag received her B.A. Is physical education at M3SC it: Jut*. iVW. Six Is presently working ots her M,A, here. The hew director pbyt. ed. s(Ltockpw t tagi sdiooi. ).** taujp't ;i( (ilisiins Cuckport, N, V., fr iiut Community Collide jsckson Junto/ Col* leg*. She worked at MVj w>*f bod' mec's and intra¬ mural athieU' * « itoused in the Womec's Intramural lidd¬ ing, Accerding to itstr arnur al * director frank Beemsn, "Miss liar ding'e exper lev« #10; this type e posi¬ tion." Mist Harding succeeds Jest Kidet as heaC <4 the TOPS IN VACATIONS! See f V'cpe't b«»«' IW'! O' dim, «*pe^ telon co*i 'ov s>e» fS^'lvMoliy , tf.fe/ 'j*if; oif/ t t < ij f,i*eecfc •o'WiO' lltle HijlWi'j V/i.,»era l,lv» srivii'j' uflt >•« ^ «« vdun», «oo. «< yold, S'/es, !•;!(, '/ifi lie(if.v'l'J < % COLUX-fc TRAVtL Cl f K J 4.VB 13& W. C/ snd River BC V mcoi Port I of o two.port aerie* uoride Becomes Issue ... 1 .ansirsj n , r. .CS population!, -nr* into the hack«cro>»v-t. T>»« ventlon? city water aupplie*., the cWem. ioe* not fluoridate 2) fluoridation is «n rr«mttl4ts are drinking water to ir* «ar»>ri. danger now seem* to he fr^m invasion of the rights of parents •fcich icol e-nt r,1 rhe VtSI. fluoride has been added. makeup, techniques of power plant, s*i<-j lethargy. to protect their own children's Michigan's population is pres¬ distribution, and recently; t .oois F. Szwejda, chief of the tome ejec¬ "We have never health, 3) fluoride is poisonous, ently around sevsn tions considered it. research and special project® and 4) fluoridation is a Com¬ posed to tWe ui« of Many research people are study.* section in the dental There are 2001 health divi¬ munist plot, fluoride. By 30B ROSS ing decay ir. animal teeth and call '»* to ask that rhey be Informed sion In the of health, is the Michigan department Szwejrf* s ays fhe most spectac - spearhead of ular complaint wis made by a munities in MiciUfSHi by fluoridated wst*r. The child¬ »• $3 should we surt to ren m these areas are .bvtng Science Editor fluoridate, the drive In Michigan to fluori¬ California woman who threatened treated in the summertime ww» One of the "Other parents catl In regard date the water «ys»ems of the to roe the city she lived tr. be¬ ■ most sensational rng their children'* healrh. The entire state. a topics! fluoride service srhers- social cause she had gotten pregnant issues of the 20fh century VNJ water hy s protective costing of sodium revolves around vsrves Spartan vA S-rweJda, a dentist, ha*'been from the water supply which fluoride is applied directly to a matter of sci¬ University Villages, fhe resi¬ in fhe battle a long time. contained fluoride. ence: the fluoridation of dence the surfaces of their teeth. city halls and all parts of the water Daring his graduate school Recent public health surveys supplies. aerive campus. days he helped compile pi ace the number of persons This cuts tooth decay $ to Monday evening the city of "ft is hard to tell a 149, 40 per Lansing finally voted for the many people useour watr-r Just how p»«re report on fhe;hundreds of' with decayed teeth In the ( sited cent and a pro¬ '/ejections that have b-en tection that lasts tar measure. Fast Lansing has had the course of a during raised States at 9? million, or more at Uast to day." fluoridation. than half the population, S/wejda three years but Szw»Jda added fluoride if Its water since 1955. The furor fh at once surrounded He saya the most common said. If all who need dental care that a f-5 per cent reduction Michigan State University. fluoridation is dying down as the objection* in tooth are; I) why should demanded It, there would not he decay Is possible with which during the school year <}uiet pressure of scientific fact the com fluoridated water sigipties. hosts more muni-y fake over the enough dentists to provide it. persons than East Is seemingly driving the ojjpon- •eaponsihllify of decay pre- lUt continued that ir is esti¬ Michigan was one of the first mated that between one-half and states to test the application of two-fhlrds of this 97 million fluoride ro a ctty water system. could have' been relatively free OweMe Grand. Rapids began the process of cavities had they received hack to 1945. adequate fluoride in their diet Since birth. The figure of 65 per cent reduction of decay is largely 1 Putting it another way, he em¬ based on the Crmd Rapids ex¬ phasized that between 43 and 64 INGHAM COUNTY FAIR million Americans suffer from "fluoride deficiency." periment. The amount of fluoride used for city addition is one of the chemical per million part Srwejda said (hat in Michigan parts MONDAY, AUGUST 13 - SATURDAY, AUGUST 18 l. selecte d At The Disc TUNEFUL large number of engineer5 wort - top.-! - Shop 3rd review a log ir. Midi!gar industries who of rnooerr ceveiopmer: 3rd WEEK! have oeer, out of school since beiieVed to be of ere major, For Instance: the introduction of newer meth¬ tmportanci to the industries of Continuous From 1 P. M. Michigan and surrounding New Brothers ( II ods. states." Four "||^ PERSON" John D. Ryder, dean of the coliege of engineering, said the 110 Kellogg Selected i as the ten topics are : modem mathematics general KINGSTON TRIO '^Something Special" 1:00-3:45-6:30-9:20 p. crh for MUSIC MAN Soundtrack would computers, modern physics, molecular engineering, devices, CHAD MITCHELL with John Birch Meredith doc be "tasty survey." Willsoris a systems engineering, mode." The class, limited to 30 or 40 mechanics, informaaon noise and Society engineers, will accept appli¬ reliability, space navigation, cations daring &e month of propulsion and technology and RAY CHARLES "Greatest Hits" August in room two of the K.ello&z energy transformation and storage. FRANK SINATRA The Usual Center. Ryder said. Hew EXPANDED JAZZ SECTION (Blue Note, 14th Annual Impulse, Prestige, U-A, Columbia) TALENT ON ICE WUS Hundreds of Other Great New Records WORLD'S BEST Best of all..prices are the lowest in town. WE ALSO DISCOUNT DIAMOND AMATEUR SKATERS Sanctioned by USFSA NEEDLES AND ACCESSORIES TUESDAY, AUG. 14th DISC SHOP 8:15 OPEN EVENINGS LAST SUMMER SHOW Tickets How Available FIRST SHOW & Doy and Nigh* 7:00 P.M. . "■> BALCONY 75c RINKS1DE SEATS SI.00 TONIGHT ONLY THEATRE Michigan State University ADULTS 90C ICE ARENA GREAT MUSIC. . . OPERETTA! 6oc FILM to 5:30 FAMED CLASSIC! •* BROADWAY HIT! Campus THEATRE — Told in Melody By Metro Mayer, the screen has never beheld Goldwin- Staffs Today! such a master-piece of gay, brilliant OF SPECIAL INTEREST music m Beautiful Color TO MICHIGAN RESIDENTS J eannete Nelson This Is An Excerpt From The Actual Shooting Script Of... MacDONALD... EDDY IN ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S "ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN" "SWEETHEARTS" » DISSOLVE TO: I **** » B-l A SERIES OF LONG SHOTS • of Nick and his father fishing, tiuming and» • camping together..jOver main titles. After Last* » » • title: C-l SHOTS FROM A HELICOPTER DISSOLVE TO: INGMAR BERGMAN'S FESTIVAL OF FILM HITS on the I » » Please flying progressively lower to theMIO !1G AN Laxe country. >••*••*****•****** note that this outstanding motior. picture has great t [FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! Screen! local appeal. It tells a tforiilmg story aed wi|l i* ee>oyed cy millions al. over the world. 'Ingmvr legmen • one LOOIS RO EST ELD, Mgr. *- ' < Of Mve mo:» fMtttiUorlf punpus Theatre mas 9ond demoriioto'!/ ~ II* _ (rt oti m|>yie*einli £>e«l UIIIUI BEYMBt of modern nwiiw linpTf;! "Etientially irttallectgal, otMCDug) mUmUlt| ruffjCTA UA'vUjIn MHW " Stf owber»»«'/ U"irj>n P**" ov hi-* yet emotionally otimfi turn $gyi mrnmk TECHNIUULQR pf. mo;f» vtimulating, too, CALVET sin jwiuhfld »o s** it it at tough, P8£SEMT£0 BYWAHK6R MO' V& iu and rewording OJUtX TANDY a itreen challenge Mi in Special A tti 'H Hon rnes at the moviegoer has DAIfY up M hod to face this year ' Sunday 8:50 P.M. MS (jvwtiw. H 1 Itnif. John Cornelius OWi NEiUN huHDAY AND MONDAY ONLYI ; Ml' /III > IINK'IO.N mm INGMAR BttGMAN S \ I'll! <»!<(.\N Feature Shown 1:00-3:50-6:35-9:20 : w t* u/ac ms SOON. or I l f » I ITTTTI M "H™ /ooi^^ oj[ luoride -oocicali issue (Continued from unfortunately !,255j92? S Hit Show The rem; inder of the popu served y pubU cavities car. re prevented by Boi office OPENS at 7..PM ADM. IS' The cost in this area stands adequate intake of fluoride, be¬ Perhaps the real tragedy at about eight cents per year 'hes« figures lies with the child¬ ginning with conception and birth. CARTOON SHOWN FIRST AT »= IS per capita. Szwejda feeis that ren. The American Dentai asso- this is quite liberal considering ciation released the cost of dental repairs. figure PLEASURE! HIGHWAY 2ND AT 822 January of this year showing that Using an example, the cost 40 million children in 18,000 for a family of four who last communities are not receiving year paid out $100 for dental optional protective amounts of care, would have been only fluoride. $35.32 for the fluoride service. The association pointed out As of January 1, 1961, some that next to the common cold, 45,500,000 persons mthecountry tooth decay is the most universal were receiving the benefits of disease of mankind. But. the a fluoridated public water supply; report continued, research has iv ? iy:' - ¥> 4-Uy*»r. J"* "«8IWW h.trtwi - ■;« M«(« Oa>» 3/00 t«rw.i|wu »* »U£S 4 J>*-'' vf <**; zrtfjtJ. of CM i iti tti litmot. ri> O-.itrl ctttph *:> i» »;j, i*t - tram aMMMfeUcdriter **.UK«c- of H ttff «#t&- -fwtttf c tltt/ems of t tl^rt wiJi j*f «p»rt wdprwjy «la «i J*fl4»<*pu>g. dteurtcity arJ • White e* bra:. CAM* t. tfce W^20BERT YOUNGSONS^ Wedding y immb *t/i Ote fyrtmt t>uev w )i in- U*n«3, *«*;* vf 0* at*** Reception rUig* will aJao ii#*« i*« a*f, * yj -Sof. a d^WDl * CM« %u> Uu*f (Mr a p/'/>y Gta» Wat Vf« .* CHAPLIN • LAUREL- HARDY • K EATON prtmarijy lot i*s t:s yaw*yvxt i. M*»> tt»«i f »«r f «wr> wd Ue**r a w It LANGDON TURPIN ARBUCKLE tvuvt V* &x In am i*s*t M«W <»»•• 4tt\. «td*r ar*5 ti«ry ar« pUwui*; W Grvelv^ wr* BEERY NORMAND SWANSON IHt KJtySTOWE. . CJHAMiJL HJtMMkOT lete«1«. *M* ?>!*£* V«v" *« bate' ■ IHf «LNt# I T Q0r a • l.a^amg wii) iWnu.' Oiis • Tk€vsp«r*(tyt fcxiawsita M.S.U. FOREIGN FILM SERIES .We vic«. nfatmfn •)". &•*■ utiudov ♦»««, tfc#t Frl .,Sat.-Aug.l0& II 7:30 Legs Sore? Tired of 0*J* k»>* ]**•»> UtHJff p.m. tdftiius 1« a#/ ii.-oltw a, j4rvci«^»- FAIRCHILD THEATRE Adnission: SO' «**.■' of yvuti.i ;» mvje' J-«r mrtu ty timi! * (./tctaury, t * See us for the «*•:. S4r«; •. *« English Bicycles jinwS iirij&Wi* w.' iCt r*M*:h it-m *y*ry Cousin Minnie '.oatuy. 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Bag FREE Health Aids Center :cancer Fear Lightened The dreai' of local residents Jerome A. tlrlian of the Mem¬ concerning cancer an<1 its re¬ orial Slnan-Kettering FASHION cancer sult; may be lightened by event* center tol.! the congress t! at of whict took place in Moscow re¬ the 53 patients operated upon cently. more than 10 The years ago with eighth annual International the CLEARANCE new method 50 percent are Cancer Congress, highlighting how alive and free of disease. progress made in research dur¬ This survival rate of 50 per ing the past year, was in ses¬ cent compares with an over-ali sion from July 22 through 28. 10 year survival rate of 33.8 Stomach cancer, cancer caught from surrounding mountains, the per method. cent by the conventional At KNAPP'S EAST LANSING dangers of tobacco, and cancer The International Union of the breast were some of the Against Cancer, which sponsors topics under consideration. the congress, is composed of From Minneapolis comes, a 87 organizations in 62 countries. method to determine tinction between stomach cancer the dis¬ Although nor.-governmental, the congress receives its All Summer Fashions and largest a plain gastric condition. support from the National Insti¬ Because stomach cancer is tutes of Health of the one nose of the most difficult to as it rarely shows up on diag¬ USA. Sharply Reduced Again X-ray pictures, radioactive L of M R phosphorus P-32 'is now used to determine its presence. for Quick Clearance! Norman B. Ackerman of the University of Minnesota medi¬ Federal cal school, told the congress The University of Michigan that a one-hour test can deter¬ will reject all federal grants mine is used. A the presence of cancer when the radioactive phosphorus relationship between geolo¬ that do not cover university costs for overhead, said Sawyer, school. vice-president Ralph A. of the 7 $10 *18 gical formation and cancer has . Sawyer also said that any otlier been found by Doctors J. Barany grants that don't allow for and Lajor Galacz of Hungary. government payment of unfore¬ Radioactive stones in rock seen costs will be rejected. formations can be dangerous to Two such Outstanding values our entire sum* grants, from the human mar stock of Misses, Junior and Half life, the doctors report. corps of engineers and the Army The heavy use of tobacco In surgeon general, have already Sise dresses now narked at this spa* any form was responsible for been turned down. ciol price. Select yours in the almost all cancer in the throat popular Sawyer continued that costs and mouth of trien in South India on shirtwaist, other casual stylos or floor government grants can run according to two Madras doctors. drosses for special occasiers. la as high as 30 per cent of the Breast cancer is tl>e mofit com¬ total cost. He said he would prints, stripes and! salid colors. mon form of cancer In the United not make any final decision until States but proof has> come from a ceilings have been determined New York doctor that for other a new oper¬ agencies and otlier KNAPP'S DRESSES ation can substantially increase universities have taken courses STREET LEVEL cures rates. oi action. Thurs. Fri. Sat. SENSATIONAL Time is running out in Knopp's SAVINGS TREASURE TOUR CONTEST One lucky person will win a Dynamic 84 Oldsmobila at < Knapp's resqes Lansing. If you haven't already entered the Treasure Tour East Contest, enter now, enter often. Remember, Contest closes 4 p.m., August 31, 1962. ^f/7 Jjg/M// ) Thur.-fri.-Sat. FRESH TOASTED HANES SEAMLESS COCONUT LOGS for the loveliest legs ]35 ]S0 |6S Always Hanefc mlan will com pllment your wardrobo, add beauty to legs JR. MISS SEAMLESS "Micro M»»h" reinforced beat' and your foe at I 50 •he 69< 'Business Sheer* of US and 'Demi Toe NYLONS priced of 1.65. In South Pacific, Shetland Ball \ 1 IU.I I I 1 V 1 1 J 'fit,ally jl(||jr||||l, Boujo LAMPSHADES 88 J J* I ast J' i J i-*uairig S. S. K BE S CI COMPANY .... ....wVslBSiK • . jm % ■ , ,p:m 4 -iv it ■ ■ ?!*- «•' Furnished Apartment Rented Immediately ice. Wi/ / I "] Automotive jCFor* Rent For Sale ^ Service Two experienced painters/ stu¬ 1956 Fort! 2-door 6, overdrive APARTMENTS Skyhne Mobile- Home for sale «2?S dents desire work. Will palm or rent - 45 x 10 - may be 212 Rumcey. 2 bedroom furnished seen at Williams Trailer Park, anything. Phone ED 2-8450 or 335-1680. , DAN O'SHAUCNESSEY paid, upPer-garage. PrlV4te$100,b8th-IV wui«« 5-0336. Holt, 1560 Elfert Road. 16 15 2501 E. Michigan WF. TRAVEL anywhere - any Adul n only. 18 DIAL IV 9-2388 C Magnolia Mobile Home - 1954. time. Quality catering for all oc¬ Fast Lansing - 3 Rooma fc Bath, Two bedroom. Youngstown Kit¬ casions - to fit your budget. • AUTOMOTIVE 1961 Chevrolet impala Hardtop. atr conditioned, unfurnished ex- chen. On landscaped trailer park MICHIGAN CATERING SERVICE .EMPLOYMENT 6 cylinder with overdrive. Shiny Cept stove & refrigerator, 4 lot. One mile from campus. Mo¬ IV 9-1343. C -FOR SALE Black with Red and White in- closets. Call ED 2-6702 after bile Homes Manor A-5. Priced *R0R RENT terlor. Showroom condition. We 5:30 P.M. If. to Sell! Phone ED 7-0787. 18 Ironings in my home. Reasonable .LOST & FOUND trade! LAY AND MAITHEWS, Roommate to share 2 man fur- rates. f;D 2-2141. 1500 River IPERSONAL 1322 E. Michigan, IV 5-2243. ( Personal Terrace Drive, East Lansing. 15 nisfred apartment 2 blocks from .PEANUTS PERSONAL 1961 Falcon 2-door Futura! Buck- campus. Call ED 7-0366 after T.V. SERVICE. Special rate for • REAL ESTATE VACATIONERS! •SERVICE et seats, Standard shift, All white 5 1' Take along a college housing. .Service calls, In colcr. LAY AND MATTHEWS, first aid kit. Your $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV.. .TRANSPORTATION East Lansing. Warn girl to 1322 E. Michigan, IV 5-2243. C money back if not used. ;■ 10 Hf-ri't-rr. \\ 7-5009. < share nicely furnished apart- .WANTED Citroen. Rides feathery light like $7 per week. C ill ED Application and Passport pic¬ Mare* Rexall Charles DeGaultc's own Parisian 2-59/7. 15 tures row being taken at HICKS DEADLINE: Prescription Center limousine. *60 for 1/4 of '62 301 N. STUDIO, while you wait or one 9:JU a.m. on* c/o»s day HOUSJ^ CUppert (by Frandor) 6m far* publication price. IV 4-1938. 16 Campus-near. day service. ED 2-6169 for ap- Tranquil, sub¬ pointment. C urban environment. 3 bedrooms. Compare our auto insurance PHONE: IMPORT SPECIAL price with Aiifarm or Nation's Sew'ing Machine Service anytime, 2 baths. 2 car garage. Spac¬ 355-8255 or 8256 ious lawn. ED 2-2788. 19 Pride. Professor's, you will all makes. July, August Special 1961 SAABS (2) $1495 ROOMS save rnoneyl Bubolz - 332- - Clean, Oil, Adjust. $3. Mac- 1960 SAABS $895-995 RATES: 1960 SAAB-Sunroof $995 8671 - 220 Albert. C »5 Lachlan'a. TU 2-5976. 16 MEN AND WOMEN: Single anc ! OAT. SI .00 1959 SAAB $795 double rooms available for rest You can help others with their ALTERATIONS. Hemming &,re¬ toy selections this year. TOPS styling: formals. 3 DAYS S2.00 of summer session. Special IN TOYS IV 57824. C 15 trousers, 1959 FIAT '600' $435 skirts, etc. NEEDLE'N THREAD 5 DAYS ....S3.00 wing for women. SPARTAN HALL, 215 Louis, one block from Shop. 108 Division, behind Cam¬ 8c«*W on 75 words par ad) 1958 SI MCA Wagon $345. campus. ED 2-2574. t.f. ^PEANUTS pus Drug Store. ED 2-5584. Domestic and Imported yarns and C Thata will be o 25* »<*rvic« FALL TERM: Approved, super¬ PERSONALS and bookk*«ping chorj* if STRATTON patterns. 10% DISCOUNT on do¬ vised rooms for men. Singles Dear Sweatshirt ft Nervous, mestic yarns to MSU students. this od is not paid within SPORTS CAR $9.00: Doubles $6.50. Large Take Care of yourselves. I'll Alteration work cm knit garments; comfortable rooms with wash¬ be back than you CENTER sooner think. regauging of patterns. bowl in each. Lobby with TV, S. Lagree.... 1915 E. MICHIGAN phones, parking, laundry facili¬ MARION'S YARN SHOP •¥> Automotive DIAL IV 4-4411 C ties. Spartan Hall, 215 Louis, Real Estate 3223 Mall Court one block from campus. ED (Frandori LAY AND MATTHEWS. 1322 E. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR 1951 4-bedroom, ,2-2574. t.f. dining room, new 5-2243. Photography - copying and repro¬ ....... Michigan, IV Do you ' Simonlze Wax kitchen, recreation room, study, Job—$18,501 duction for Termpapers and The¬ want to sell your car? See us. Mel's Auto Service For Sale fenced yard. Near M.S.U. ED 2- We trade up or down. Buy any ses of ail kinds. Fast service, 315 W'. Grand River SMITH-CORONA Portable Type¬ 6268. uf. make or model, low rates, call Na 7-2448. writer. Excellent condition. $60. 15 332-3255 14 4 bedrooms and den. Near Wil¬ 2 tone green and white Country Call Patrick Pellow, 355-6248. liamston. 15 minutes drive from Snap Shot enlargements and dup- Sedan Station-wagon. 1956 Ford. FOR BETTER SERVICE ; 17 1 ic a t i o n s made at college. 45-foot recreation room, reasonable Newly overhauled motor. In Typewriter Royal Portable (Quie 28-foot living room, 16-foot kit¬ rates. Call Norm 489-6431. 15 good repair. $600 or will con¬ That will keep your car De Luxe) Like N30,000. ED 2-3304. 16_ 1960 Volkswagon-Bus De Luxe. investigate this opportunity. 1705. 15 East Lansing. An exceptional all Sun-top, radio, awning. A-l Write or call - Mrs. Alana brick, air conditioned home with¬ condition. $1600. Also have Huckins, 5664 School Street, Has- 1961 AUTOMATIC ZIG-ZAG Sew¬ in easy walking distance of camp- complete camping outfit to be lett, Michigan, IV 2-6893. C 15 ing Machine. Does everything. 6 spacious rooms, beautiful installed in wagon for little leextr®- OL 5-1143, Williamston, Registered Nurses for afternoon May ^ b®Uf^ Wth gt*f "ed- condition, moderately priced • and night duty duty. Good salary and t0 months or $45.50 cash. IV 9- r?' a Call Romayne E. Hicks, Broker 1961 Starfire Convertible com¬ personnel policies. Call ED IV 9-4688. Evenings. ED 2-2945. pletely equipped. Classic in all 2-0801. Y 19 >011. 19 its original beauty. Finished in COED MODELS needed for Sum¬ Indescribably selectable - once Brick Ranch Income. 3 bedrooms Dresden Blue with white top, mer and Fall State News pro¬ a year every year. TOPS IN plus 3 room studio apartment 20,000 actual miles. motions. Come to the State News TOYS IV 5-~$24. C ground floor. Apartment always Office, room 341 Student Services Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples, occupied by faculty. Private en¬ 1961 Ford Ranchwagon-lmmacu¬ Building after 3. Nocalls Please. Blueberries, Honey Rocks, Sweet trance and parking for tenants. late, low mileage, one owner car. Corn, Farm Fresh Eggs. Also Quiet area, large lot, trees. finished in Royal Blue. For Rent Phone ED 7-7676. 18 other fruits and vegetables at T. V. RENTALS--For your room reasonable Corvairs 1960-1962 Outstanding prices. Roadside Faculty Neighborhood. 2 blocks Selection of America's favorite or apartment. From $5 - $7 a Farm Market, 3 miles east of to Okemos Elementary and Junior month. ALL SETS GUARAN¬ East Lansing on U.S. 16 at Oke- High School. 3 bedroom Cape compact. Sedans, Coupes, Sta- TEED. Phone NEJAC T. V. mos Road. t.f. Cod on shady landscaped 3 4 tionwagens. RENTALS ED 28978 or 489- 1684. C SINGER ZIG-ZAG— AH built-ir. acre lot. 1 1/2 baths, dining features room, full basement, screened APARTMENTS fjor designs, blind hem¬ SPARTAN MOTORS ming, sewing on buttons, etc. porch. Call ED 2-0267. 19 Two 2-room studio apartments. INC. One furnished; one unfurnished. Also in console. $5.20 a month River lot, 3 acres; also almost Phone 4847786 or or total of $61.25. Call IV 5- stop at Call IV 9-0341. 18 2 acres on Round Lake Road. 1705. 15 1720 East Michigan Avenue, Congenial, retired lady to share 15 minutes to college. 10: 3000 E. MICHIGAN IV 7-3715 my nice downtown home. Every¬ I sold it for pnly o few pennies down or car, tractor, or wnat- Lansing. o day through the Campus Want- Call NO 99117. 1" thing furnished. IV 9-7369. 17 Ads. ever. f J#»f roif Dro/m Trade Gets First Test IJavw U«y«. WANT ADSJ I Ktter turmir MtcHtasn Kt«l» portortnera lit ll« Ulon i-iwur t yi'iNc; si i< vie r Four S[ports «lii- I' '»<<>! I lean, 'I"- "k.u' tin tli hi-te«i of Ixsai cml" I'liHii. who atarla at k color). lroni lta varsity aporta program. teams meet In Tiger Stadium, i" Tiger Stadium tor the (irat John Sharp, who played tor IHM. General typing, itrm pa¬ The school said Inadequate Cleveland will bring, in former time as Urowra. Other former Michigan Stat* law fail, waa pers, theals. diaaertaiiona. I D facilities and limited funds Michigan State star Jim Browna the L.lona received 1«m cut from the team Monday. He 2-S3S4. c Ninowiki the quarterback they aprmg In addition to f'lum are waa MMklflC t datfenslve Sock necessitated the measure. No obtained from Oetrolt tor Milt Bobby Watkina and linebacker Job. coaches have been dismissed. KUIE STARR: I ypiat. th«.Wf, dissertations, term papers, gen¬ Detroit will continue its parti¬ eral typing . hxperiencod, 1MM cipation in college level foot¬ electric typewriter. OR 7-0232.C ball, basketball, baseball and fencing. ervoorts THESES PftlNTED Twenty-five scholarships will Rapid service, quality Oiaxo be trimmed from die athletic prints, aieo blue printing. C program, die university said. apltal City Blue 221 S. Grand 211 S. OtAND HTB Periodic cicadas occur only in Lawatng —IV 2-5431. C the aastem United bit lea. After EAST LANSING College paper ft typed on < aitipue hiding oat for 17 y«ara, they emerge Into the «un for a aprtir Pk. ED 14114 location, a<-« urate ^reason¬ of mating, egg laying and ainglng. able. 15 years experience. The cicadas will ap|iear in 1I»«Z. Dorothy Alden. 355-8102. 10 Acciu ale *ypiat tiiese:*, manuscripts, etc. term papera, 332- h Transportation Rblers Wanted from San !• ran- ALL GOLF *064. 19 Cisco to MSI) around imp. I, via 1 erin Paper a, Itieae*. Munu :>catfte, Yellowstone, an iv ftide Wanted: l i'om Olmondal# 16 MacGregor Woods s35,75 w,wJ15.33 Typing Ot Ixi law id «-i al and Diesis. hx~ licaaonubir- Rates, to vlclnily of l.ppley < cutti oath day. iiours 8 to 5, Call 355 ' Wilson Irons "J,r *43.50 -«s29.00 ' all I.IJ -0131. i« iHVfj. 17 DIAPER SERVICE * Wanted MacGregor Irons 538.75 «»$25.<0 SfckVC.,1'. to Ymo receive your own di¬ youi deslie. Matute a in a J I student house looking (tut nishod) for nesi a All Golf Bags $7.95 campus. References on rtqwut. apers back esu ii time, Widi < all 3&%fc2$3 <«r wrlie our service, you may in lio* 341 Student Services lildg. Alt: • lode you> baby's un«fci shirts and clodiing whi«"h I'red. t,f. will liot fadr, Whiu-, lilue Wanted: Mal/y Siltei foi 2 Weeks oi I'ittk diapc pails fu> Aaguai 13. 800K nisUed starling Moctilngs only. One ed with mtjyonul&e J Stote Police Get CO seven lop pi»te» )i Hit l-ick designed » stiver bowl preliminaries of s silver design holder and Ferrari entered a In Europe The stale civil defense office lie* la slated, as U>e civil defense f.ornpeiltlo!. ar ed by tlie candelabra Herbert merged with the State Police siatt will consist ot design. J. ( »yer protessor of , only pine Sieriint; Silversmiths of Amer- 'Die July 27 under an executive re- people. seven winning designs will speech, will present a technical ica- organization order sponsored by The sute be interpreted ir. paper at the Fourth International legislature recently Ernest lJick ot East sterling by Gov. Swainson. Lansing members of tlie Acoustics Congress in Copen¬ cut civil defense appropriations aivj Charles J. 1 erran olCleve- Sterling Silver- srn,ths of America. Final hagen, Denmark, Aug. 21-28. Both land, both seniors at MSL, were will be held in Judging His topic will be "Manipulation agencies will operate from $100,000 to *50,000. Stats October at the from the Harrison Road state PoUce Commissioner Joseph A. rated among the top seven of Museum of of the Acoustic Component of several hundred entries in the Contemporary Crafts, police station on the MSU campus. head both prtlcs and t\ew York City. Language Toward the Develop¬ civil detenae operations. No expansion of building faclil- Sterling Today Student Design ment of an International Language "The cut in appropriations is "U- for Air Traffic Control." most significant," said Child*. Recovering Well * Oyer will also attend two other "We don't have as much money meetings hi Europe as a dele- to work with as we'd Ilk* Michael Dmochowskl, manager to. gate of the American Speech and and we're st work now to deter¬ H —4 A ^ ^ Unlon Bulldlng lB recu_ Hearing Association, nit.i^.l> 1. _ ^ _ ~ which has mine the most essential a r> peratlng In Sparrow Hospital portions awarded him a travel grant. of the program." from a slight heart attack. One Is the International Con- ChUds emphasized that there Dmochowskl suffered the gress on Logopedics and Pbonl- should be "no concern on the atrics in Padua, Italy, Aug. 29- J|tlat.k j«jy 29, part of local civil defense offi¬ According to Jack Ostrsnder. Sept. 4. assistant manager of the Union, cials due to this merger." He said, "we will be working v»ry Dmochowskl Is now "doing very IM News well." He is under the ea're of closely with the local officials, Dr. Edward Reynolds of WHllant- as they form the backbone of. Softball schedule for Thursday s ton. the program." at 6 p.m.: Tony's Boys vs. Errors, field 2; «id Paperbacks WijAVE vs. Butcher Boys, field 3. $$$ «AVK $$S SAVE $$$ SAVK $$$S^ Try Our Added Selections J Deluxe Monday at 6 p.m.: STEP 30« Fish 30*1 * Chicken Oiivebwrger *0 4 25< Onion Rings Double Cheese 15a 35<| vs. vs. and Ro/os, field Biology Institute, 2; Ag. Econ field 3; Shepard's... Kellogg Flakies vs. Sti¬ V> pends, field 4. > FINAL < « It's Not Too Late! Three Daze . . . > 3 < With three weeks of w SO LET'S ALL GO TO (A classes left there is > SHEPARD'S < still time for vou to DOWNTOWN AND CAMPUS STORE S to > < 23rd Si tuational Stmi*A nnmtl M 8 SHOE SALE tfi > < W HUNDREDS OF PAIRS OF 8 MEN'S SHOES t/> > < WOMEN'S SHOES w t* % CHILDREN'S SHOES v> jj Study < m Regrouped and further Reduced J ' Course outlines For Complete Clearance < Assigned readings to the Very Last Pair! m i« »i>l# Su hurry Data guides . , . , . , K«(«l u| > «ilt »m<| SM i m < Ha*! Latmin^n IhfKirt until Store for Stmltnl* THURSDAY HOURS 9 JO to 5 JO CAMPUS BOOK NEIO Wfc SAY MORI! I I ri . . It e tliH'* I ktH t' .'Irt iiNMll < W I STORE Vhepards W > pa Across From The Union Building m4> IE, S 35 W4»hiimt«A Av« >11 V Rlvsr A*#. i ANHlfe I AIT LANS IN® > A* U» Afcsul Mtt Psrfclftf (SAV1 *$* SAVK m SAVK II* HAV8 $|$ SAV httfhftm rair /niftrirvvil i tif liu'liim - .nii.iv I' 'ill whl, I. risn't* f'*ny A»#gw14 wiM fcufitr** A tig!! At I i ii. Mhmoii ttn f ifrhttl 'JtohOfl .*fK< I'. Ittipi «vrm«-ms In >;i min'lu. . on- i id***c rill 6 p.in. tests mid riifpri alriirwrit. Nf»w ih (h# 4«i1( offipiR' Additions havf been built on ti»ion ifi* loftf < ol- the 4-11 arid 'exhibit buildings. i&Ctloti sttid haridlw ork hohb!«?» Both the exhibit ureas and the and flower arranging, A taste midway have fwen Mark topped. testing contest is being spon¬ The (air will be enhanced by sored by Consumers Power Co. the W. C. Wade Midway with The public is Invited to sample new ride* and shows.* Child- all entries before judging. W$fM- n SPECIAL * THURSDAY "/1 urn « •FRIDAY m •SATURDAY MAKE : 8 HENRY'S • HAMBURGERS A : HABIT.. >°r$1.00 WESLEY STUDENT CENTER C0NSTRUCTI0N-.VIewln9 pro- construction of the extended student center facil¬ 1153 Michigan--One Block West of Brody ities «t the University Methodist Church, Rev W. M. Tennont and his wife inspect the architects drawing of the finished fcwilding. Facilities for the students are maintained by many churches as a part of their service to University residents. FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANE Kositchek's Clip and Save ... has all that's new in fashions with a 'natural' point of view straight jacket ... YES ! strait jacket NO! The Madisonaire vested suit by Varsity-Town is designed with a straight jacket, of course. But you Mill notice that the/ are never strait jackets! Absolutely no ' squeeze'' to take your breath away. Instead, a full measure of comfort along with their correct fashion that reflects the best ,n One-hour dry cleaning and shirt authentic natural shoulder styling. laundering at no extra charge —everyday including Saturday! Same day service on wash pants and shirts. OPEN Mon Thru Fri Till 9 pm Saturday Till 7 pm and coin-op Dry Cleaninc ositchekbros. * FRANDOR Shopping Center §" FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANE " ' '