MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Vol. 54 STATE No. 16 E NEWS Ausfuat 14, 1^62 Price 10< Dry Law Repeal Bid QnTime Kenton's Jazz 550 Sign Draws 3,000 Package play Motfern An Friday Jazz hu ma ay faces—and imsr of them vwnr-e w fita- nigfct at the Sean Kenton jazz Workshop concert. estimated .3.000 enrhrailed listeners or. the riverside Lawn Liquor Plea The first atep ta msfce Esse of Weet Shaw Hall heard 250 of rhe finest young jazz musicians Lansing wet has been mails. tn the country performing under some of rhe vut.itandlng figure* A special committee fr&ro the In contemporary American music., fa at Lansing Osamfcer ot fom- Hollywood arranger Rose Garcia, noted trumpeter fJonSld Fiyrd. merce tsxnww in rhetr pennon bandleader Art Van Damme, John [jCorta of ?be fiercely School cemamtng 550 *ignarures jusr of Music, 'rampeter Marvin Sramm and johnny Richards, both under the -ieadtlne Wednesday. members of Kenton's band, were among the jazz "i^reats" pre¬ The petition had to be in 40 sent at Friday's concert. days re-fore the r*r*t general In his opening remarks before the concert, Kenton said: election m this ares. "Moat of rhe young people performing here lotrtgtot mart rever Tlie nest election Is Novemiaer seen each either before iast Sunday. One of tbe tilingsj asked of h. them was that they produce a musical work of merit for -irugfcr'9 The urgency tn {string It* concert." ■ petition ia uaSer the :e*diWve Above ail, modem Jazz is mary *ouTids--and most of ;sem „ was r.rotjghf about by a mis¬ could be heard at 'he workshop concert. interpretation of me roles of Modern jazz is 'he sentimental "Missouri Aai tz" performed A* City charter. in nine-eighths time under Garcia's direction. •}«« se getting tne psaifion is on time le^tMason with more then the minimum ing into a foot-tapping, hand-clapping "History of the Blues." eerfy Thursdey m+r*inq on a mentli r>4e te lite Vtoderr. Jazz !» Kenton himself—innovator, bandleader and Seattle World** Fa .-neeting of Romney The leciSion as to whether Volunteer hsirmen at the Albert an i meryimetvi artl; appesr on the f-sek Motor ourt in h 1st i .an- 'Co*».e»ed •« page 9J »ing. rfe -nade a final c ampiia appearance in tne evening for an a g r i c u ii t 11 r a t con 'ereace a t Exam Repeat Kellogg j'er.ter. GEORGER0MHEY Deadline Students to Aid Bentiey Aetinesdsy is rhe decline for r-udents permission ro rrpeat fltvai esaml- i L miifig: ' l •« : vie Lei: w. £; ra"i.->na for t -iverSity coHege j John B.5 u kr a,i% arm- c.-airses. the fiesxi of Lniwersity v rer. r.a. *;i- Ml g| Ha -.if ft; ju - -liege fias announced. ice r 1J aak/y. Klilti a.- 1* ,r - •-.eon*1 Per missies to retake the U \l. , ofiac *:.e *s«lstarit !e»n of the r. :^e -testae. '•"'Lege. '. i'xieaj a' e.-^: '-t*. e*ce MAESTRO KEHTOM-'Jaxi personality Stan Kenton to«i ne group nl mi Hue a 1 >1 stage 1 (preparation (or lost Friday night'* concert 9re»« r. material, usher at P.eat b* the tail workshop *hieh was conducted last week bj teleptw famous band ieader. -State Mews Guest Editori Cartoon Con-Con Increase llou m (iff Iff Mifhican't try, wnich found some- fauir with three sections \r the ioc-il |fn>|Htkril nf» lonHiUiUon j/^vemhient article, raisec no come or payroll taxes, among affect Uir courthouw* around th«- Mate? Atsoriat- objection to this one. others.) —Providing county home rule rd Pr»»» newsmen fieee Township government was per¬ whereby each county, subject to Schroeder ami A. F. Mahan petuated over objections of Dr. Legislative rules, can structure explain the local (ttrm James |C. Pollock (R-Ann Arbor) its government to suit itself if meat clause •( the Canstitu convention a delegate and a Uni¬ its electorate approves. tiea in this, the eighth in a * versity of Michigan professor —Authorizing "two or more series ef nine article* re of political science. viewing the work af the counties, townships, cities, vil¬ A little sweetening was thrown CoastitMtwaal Convention.) lages or districts, or any com¬ In, too, for township office hold¬ bination thereof among other LANSING—(AP)— TheConsti- ers now limited to two-year tutional Convention undoubtedly things to: Enter into contrac¬ terms by a provision that a super¬ tual undertakings or agreements created a strong for-adoption visor, a clerk, a treasurer and with one another or with the State political force by substituting a maximum of four trustees two little words for a long one. or with any combination thereof "shall be elected for terms of The present Constitution pro¬ for the Joint administration of not less than two nor more than vides that a sheriff, clerk, treas¬ any functions or powers which four years." The Legislature each would have the power to urer, register of deeds and pros¬ would fix the term. ecuting attorney shall be elect¬ perform separately" Dr. Pollock insisted only two ed by each county "biennially," (Thus cities or other units of forms of local government are which means government could get together, every two years. needed in Michigan—the county The convention" s proposed new subject to rules to be laid down as an area-oriented government Constitution says this set of by the Legislature, to under¬ and the city as a service-orient¬ courthouse officers shall be take projects too big for any ed government. one to handle elected for "four year" terms. alone.) "Townships may be desired This matches terms which and instructing the courts to lib¬ necessary in certain parts erally construe in their favor delegates also voted to give State of rural Michigan for some time A "Letter to the officers. The Democratic minor any Constitutional provisions or today again - to come," he said, "but I would laws affecting cities, villages, brings up the question ol an East Lansing prefer Jo have them disappear counties or towrtahips, and add¬ tennis club using the Micl igan State courts. Letter on a statutory (act of the Legis¬ lature) basts than to have them ing: "Powers granted to coun¬ ties and townships by diis Con¬ The student objects to non students using the embalmed in the Constitution. Tennis "After all, 28 of our states stitution and by law shall in¬ courts. clude those fairly implied and To the Editor; get along without townships. . . This letter offers the not prohibited by this Consti¬ us opportunity to re- I object to the setting-up of we now are burdened with the tution." state our attitude toward U club, the East Lansing Tennis Club cost oif maintaining 1,258 of Elliott said that these instruc¬ them." We did not the club of on the university campus. tions, contained in the last two accuse depriving 1 object to non-students -- His proposal to permit the sentences of the article, might courts from Michigan StJ te students. We children, Lansing Community Legislature to provide for organ¬ prove to be the most significant ization and dissolution of reported there were some objections raised College students, old men—being (Such of any. He pointed out that in political subdivisions and ttave given preferetsce to the courts the past specific authority had by complaining students v. ho said they were over MSU atudents who do not townships out of the Constitution to be spelled out for local units was defeated unable to use the courts. join the club. by a 41-88 ■vote. of government before they could 1 object to paying money to act In As a matter of fact, we endorsed the club any field. play on the university's courts, Delegate Arthur C. Elliott, Jr. as a service to the community and the sport the university I attend, the Uni¬ (R- Pleasant Ridge) saw these One of the three changes Demo¬ as major basic improvements of tennis. We endorsed it if versity I expect certain bene¬ crats proposed unsuccessfully no Michigan fits from. (Goodness knows we written i injto the proposed new would have C onstitution by his local govern¬ required county char¬ State student was being deprived a court. pay enough tuition.) ter commissions to be chosen ment committee: The courts I object to this seemingly dan¬ In partisan belong to students first. That --Giving cities and villages elections. Another gerous trend of having to pay would have required the election is the editorial stand we U ok and still main¬ for the best athletic facilities the power tj> levy taxes other than of board:; of supervisors in parti¬ tain. The State News ir tends to be on the university has to offer. If we property), with die proviso that san elections "and on a the legislature can preempt die- popula have to pay for one facility, why lion basts from each township watch for any encroachmert of student rights not others, such as the pools and field orj place any restrictions and city." the by law. iu the use of facilities which belong to them. gyms? 1 would hate to see A third Democratic proposal swim, handball clubs, ((This' j would legalize beyond and die Athletic officials may not understand it, like any doutyt, unless die Lestlsla- (Continued en page U) charging fees to play In t'/e but there is a natural ret entment in seeing Intramural building. Actually we have already paid a clique or special group being established for these facilities through our on facilities provided for th<; whole body, such tuition, a sum, I might adH, In¬ AlHOSX 31 B. hold as the tennis club. commensurate with the univer¬ ! W.'rit-.-sed 32. Pineapple The 'Letter to the 4 Had {ifitin 34. A[ipl<' M.fd sity's excellence. 7. Editor" demonstrates that finally, ler's find Packjdown 3V Gibbon out why tjhe II. fnfleylble 37 Electric In club and its fees are 13 Part jjf the an educational instituti an the si^e of MSU necessary j/. t tide and where these fees will where reajly eye :<•* Boid'-r varsity athletes are egarded so highly go. 14. Hfjtti«.*n ZH Soluble by the administration, the could be a tend- ' ilarold Sheltjon 15. The t|ead of j fit aiotivkrnt 41 fragrant '128459 ency to give the teams ar d their members | 17. Cut 18. Strive for 4.1. Kinploya preference. Wewillsearc h for'these possible To Attend NSA *upei ibrity 44 HavinK THURSDAY'S SOLUTION 19 flf-M'itlf-r notched ed;;e* encroachments at all times and ipublicize them 20. Ib/jy ^liter's 4^ the student coordinators with the summer term; special Welcome Issue in September 1stionship' between NSA and Second class pontage paid at East Lar.aity. Mn t iyat. member schools. [Editorial and business offices at '141 Student Ser .kps MS' Stud e n t C ongreas m Building, Michigan State University, ast Lansing. M»< > - ber* who will participate in gar.. Mail aubacriptioris payable It. tdvaif'.e: i term, J'5; 2 terms. $4; 3 terms, l*>; full Natlonai Student < otigrrgs year, y>. Mcl.el!at.. AUSG Admlnisti a Editor . . . Vice-President Barbara I1 Managing Editor. . . .James Wellington ' otigress Spe«k«-r J1 n» list Photo Editor .I*ve Jaehtii}', f clerk I the) Sloe . ongress Advertising Manager , . . . .1 red txrvine Boh Circulation Manager Mencken, Kent Bristol . . . .Henry Tifskham WooIICOtt Smith. Enter the Treasure Tour Contest at Knapp's East Lansing! You may win a new 88 OUlsmobile! Contest —' August 31. A SPECIAL CHECK FOR YOUR FALL WARDROBE 2295 Setting the casual trend AMERICAN BAZAAR Suburbans The marvelous look of city-bred sophistication Fur-trimmed, cajual of creamy soft-but-tough c< makes this important costume a "must" in your suede that feels like the real thing • an all outdoor: busy life. Bosket weave cotton dress and jacket development that's easy to core for ond con't ihed with linen-like bodice, patent belt. Dork grey or sag. True woven pile for warmth. Left; Antelope light grey, brown/beige. Sizes 5 to 15. or loden with Norwegian blue fox tail. Right; Antel¬ ope or loden with tipped opossum. Junior size*. KNAPP'S DRESSES STREET LEVEL KNAPP'S COATS - STREET LEVElL KNAPP'S EAST LANSING - OPEN WEDNESDAY FROM 12:00 NOON TO 9: P.M. Her Fear Cured ' afiernoor;~-ano every >l<>r!■'.r* By SUSAN JACOBY I l!or> kept telni:g toe the darns w "There's nothing like a c may, they got larger each time." The Manthys had to carry the nearly caused us to capsize. crip to cure a person's fes= V>e took water in at the gunnels canoe and 250 pounds of gear water," says Mrs. Carol Mai around each darn. in the wake of a huge outboard. wfco recently navigated 600 n "Webber Dam on the Grand This was the point when ! be¬ of Michigan waters with her isujs band Bob. was nearly the breaking point," came slightly hysterica! and Bob and Carol left Mrs. Manthy recalled. "We started to cry. It's a good Manthy reached the dam at about 4 p.m. thing my husband didn't teli me July 3 for the Crear Lakes I and we just weren't able to man¬ he was scared too." estry Exposition at Mio. Mat thy, The Manthys stayed in a motel age the c*noe by ourselves. • graduate student in forest sco- that night. Domics at MSL. heard aJxw Luckily, a family came by and the man helped Bob. "It was certainly a boon after proposed trip from Jobc Call "The man's name was Joe Dona¬ the day's rather harrowing ex¬ publicity agent for the Fort hue. I don't have any idea where periences," Mrs. Manthy said. Expos It ion. he lived, but I vowed I'd mention "We didn't go out the next day— Mrs. Manthy said: his name to any reporter who I Just looked at the water." "The publicity people u The Manthys attached a three- gave me the chance." a forester to make the trip, rise Manthys paddled along the horsepower motor to their canoe simply cwito'i believe 1 Grand River to Grand Haven on for the Lake Michigan trip. 14th Annual forester's wife would be making Lake Michigan. "The lake trip was really quite the trip too. I "Our arrival at Grand Haven calm," Mrs. Manthy said drily. TALENT ON ICE "We had d planned to MM tic was die only point at which I "However, we did have one rather Seattle orld*s World's Fair, bjutj tfjt. one or* was determined to turn back," interesting experience. day Bob cwne home wnl WORLD'S BES1 idea about a canoe trip, so..." said the petite blonde canoeist. "We were traveling at night "People warned us not to try near Ludington, because the The Manthys, wtio live in Spar¬ AMATEUR SKAT tan Village, began their Journey Grand Haven on a Sunday—that water was so smooth that we every mot or boat in creation warned to go as far as possible. SenetieM* by USFSA on the Grand River outside: of would be on the water. So we Eagerly looking for the lights Lansing at Waveriy Bridge. arrived Grand Haven (Continwod 6) TUESDAY, AUG. 1 Sunday in "We had thought U wouljd be on pog* nice to start on Jthe Red Cedar— 835 for the campus aunoapbejre," Mrs. Manthy explained. "How¬ Quick Service At Mo Extra Cost LAST SUMMER $ ever, It would have taker- us three hours' paddling to rjeach Tickets Mow Availobj Lansing. We decided agsuiet Day mm4 Hi«ht j Che Red Cedar the night before IDE $EAT£ $1.00 we left." BALCONY 75< \ , Mrs. Manthy said that the Michigan Stale lidiversity weather was "extremely jhot" during the Grand River portion of the trip. ICE ARENA > "In spite of sunt an oil, we were berth weiJ burned," she feaid. Cleaner and } MICHIGAN FUTURITY RACES Shirt Laundry $ Wednesday & Thursday 2 P.M. at The INGHAM COUNTY FAIR WHATEVER YOU NEED I, MICHIGAN for your car ACRES OF GIANT FREE LIGHTED Mufflers-Tail Pipes -Exhaust Pipes EXHIBITS SUPERVISED INST AUiD W G. WADE PARKING •4H DOINGS MIDWAY PRIZES Complete Sim Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions Grandstanjd Shows Nightly at 8:00 RM. RAIN or SHINE Speedisjujpnwnl INSTALLED PltCOUHn TO STUDENTS AND HCUl.Tr | NOW THRU SATURDAY AUG. 18 MICHI6AII STATE (IHAMPIONSHIP LIGHTWEIGHT KAMIN'S AUTO PARTS 526 N. LARCH HORSEPULUNGJ-SATURDAY 12:30 P.M. IV 4-4596 Mon. - Frl. Saturday Sunday 0 - 6 8 - 5 9 - 1 (Photo, poq* otto) The two rU!mr% eiumuertthotr Two students trip would take "roughly aet out f foot Mason Thursday on horseback, &*ya." Their destination; Seattle! and Sleeping arrangements and food will be earned by doing the World's Fair. chorea tor Carl P. Roghan. Landing friendly farmers along the way, said Roghan Junior, and Charles G. Mcic| hopefully. But they are carrying bedrolls of Detroit, a Central igan and a small supply of food. sophomore, left White Birch Rld- The horse* will be fed ing Stables near MasonThi by itojsday grazing along the way and eating mining. oats earned They stopped for lundh at by dams chores at farms. Roghan's home in Lansln and continued their westward tr He at "After reaching Seattle," 5,p.m. Roghan said, "we will stay at a ranch where we haws reserva¬ The departure date was tions." back one day because » When the fair is over if>»horse¬ nar.an's certificate of heaitHwas back travelers plan to ride to needed for the two horse I to cross state Pasadena, California. They hope lines, Roghan aid. to take part in the Rose Psrade '*Each state can check the on New Year's Day. physical condition of the horses, "1 hope to sse many of my he said, "and a corrplete exj friends from Michigan Stat* at nation might be required the Rose Bowl," said Roghan. day." GRAD GOES TO NEPAL-Bob Harter, Cor¬ 4-H agent. Horter is goi*g to Nopal in Sep- son City, a MSU graduate last June,.points toolbar as part of the International Farm out Nopal to John Catey, Montcalm County Youth Exchange. -Greenville News Photo. Student Going Many people have never heard way of life can be brought back Beverly of Nepal and most of those who to the United States with Majlnar, a June graduate me." of Northern Michigan College, is have don't know where it is. Harter is studying language, in Japan uniil February. But Bob Harter. a June Michigan history and customs of Nepal Since the program started in State graduate and now an MSU as part of his orientation pro¬ 1948, Michigan has contributed employe, leaves in September gram. 62 persons to the exchange with for a six month trip to the Already overseas are Sharon about two-thirds of them Michi¬ mountain kingdom. Rles, Tecumseh, who graduated gan State students, says Mary Harter. who lives in Carson in June, in Taiwan until Feb¬ Woodward, assistant 4-H leader City, will be the fourth Michigan ruary; Jeanie Stewart, Burt Lake at Michigan State. State student or graduate to go Junior, in Turkey until December: Private funds raised at local, overseas this year as part of and Bud Thar, Decatur Junior, In state and the International Farm Youth Ex¬ Israel until December. national levels finance the program which requires change. A fifth Michigan resident. $3,000 for ejach two way exchange. CIRCLE THE CALEN¬ Five youths from overseas arrive here this week as the DAR in Johnnye Jr.'s second half of the exchange. They CONFERENCE OR ClUB MEETING SOON? smash uuoMpu- come from Taiwan, Spain Venezula, Iran and India. POPLARS MOTEL has the complete conference ning thxrh embla¬ Harter leaves Sept. 28 from facilities you are looking for...air-conditioning, zoned with Coats New York for England on the first leg of his cruise to Nepal, spacious function rooms...a beoutiful pool for of Arms in printed your relaxation after the meeting. which is an independent kingdom carefree Pima cot¬ on the southern slope of the ton. Belted with Himalaya Mountains and is south Phone ED 7-1621 for Rrter vat torn of Tibet and north of India. leather. Bronze. In Nepal he will live and work dozen families. [mJQIZIQE with a Harter says he hopes he can UXTL6 give the Nepal people he lives with a touch of "Americanthink¬ •r-r ing and culture. In turn it is US-16-JLST EAST OF EAST LANSING my hope that their thoughts and ervoort's 213 E. GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING Ph. ED 2*2114 SAVE 10 i ON FAMOUS NAME TENNIS RACKETS * Spalding * Wilson * MacGregor * Slazenger Buy now and save on these famous name M.A.C. At Albert tennis rackets. 332-3505 OPEN TOMORROW NIGHT TIL 9 Fear Final Ice (Continued from page 4) I.udingtor.. ] spotted Session ijt panorama and called my husband to but 'The it turned see. 'skyhne' out to be •< was gorgeous— a huge Tonight Top amateur skaters polished lake steamer. I yelled. 'It's by long hours of practice will moving toward us. Bob.' We perform tonight when the MSL cleared the steamer by 100 feet. Summer Ice Session presents its That incident marked the end final show of the season at 8:15. of our night traveling." In its 17th year, the annual The Manthys used an outboard summer session is sanctioned motor on the trip up the Mani¬ by the United States Figure Ska¬ stee River. They spent a week ting Association (USFSA). About traveling dowr. the Au Sable River 120 amateur skaters and four to Mio. Mrs. Man thy called the coaches are attending this year's Au Sable the "most relaxing session. portion of the trip." Coaches are jack Jost and Mrs. Manthy spent most of Beryl Williamson, Lansing Ska¬ the Forestry Exposition in bed ting Club, Montgomery Wilson, because of strep throat. Skating Club of Boston and Pierre "I didn't even get my chance Brunet, Skating Club of New York. to reign over the water carni¬ The program for tonight's show val." she sighed. "But it would features some of the most out¬ have been worse to get sick on standing amateur skaters in the our trip in the middle of no¬ United States. where. We traveled days at a Albertina Noyes, time without seeing civilization. 13-year-old 1962 Eastern Senior Ladies Of course, that's one of the Champion from the Skating Club nice things about canoe travel." of Boston, excels in free style The Manthys reached Mio skating. Free style is composed Thursday, July 26. of the jumps, spins and fancy "We could have arrived ear¬ footwork which are performed at lier, but there was no reason to ice shows. hurry down the Au Sable." Mrs. Another top performer Manthy said. featured in tonight's show is 15- The couple ate special dehy¬ year-old Joy a Utermohlen from drated food known as "freeze- the Skating Club of New York. dry." Miss Utermohlen is the 1962 -3. The Middle Atlantic Senior Ladles Manthys began practicing for their trip once a week in Champion. Brunet Is her coach. late May. Gary Visconti of the Great Lakes Figure Skating Club is "I would advise more practice one of tonight's headline skaters. for a woman," Mrs. Manthy said. Visconti is the 1962 Great Lakes "I'm afraid my husband did most Senior Men's Champion, 1962 of the work on the Red Cedar, Mid-West Senior Champion and and It didn't bear too much United States Senior resemblance to the real thing." Runnerup. Top local skaters will also be Mrs. Manthy would like to featured in tonight" s revue. take another Joey canoe trip. How¬ Heckert and Gary Clark, East * ever, shf advised taking a car. Lansing High School students, "I think it would be better to have won several titles in their drive to a destination so that two years of pair skating. They you aren't exhausted upon earned a 2nd place medai in the arrival," she said. 1962 Mid-West Senior Fairs and The Manthys have discussed a 3rd place medal in U.S. a canoe Junior trip up the Mississippi Pairs. River. "We wouldn't canoe to die Program Enda Mississippi, though. We'd put George M. Johnson, vice-chan- the canoe on top of our car," c e 11 o r of the University o f Mrs. Manthy said. Nigeria, will address the final "Actually, I'd love to take assembly of Michigan State ar.otiier canoe trip. In spite of University*s summer program in African Studies at 4 p.m. the hardships, it's a once-in-a lifetime experience." today in the Art Room of the Union Building. Central Michigan's Fayorite LAKE LANSING AMUSEMENT PARK : FAMILY NIGHT: : ***** WEDNESDAY :* • | *»»»»•» ( • Admission FREE • Parking • Picnic Area .,•1 mm&vs- For Umilwi Tinu* Only! SALE! Italian-Styled and Tassel CALF LOAFERS Just In time for back-to-compas wardrobo pleeningi Long-fevered far their slook, tapered, eloan-cut lines and comfortable the hand sown loafers you'll wear endlessly tWough the school wear with your casuals eni sportswear. Itol la «-Inspired loafer, in blnck or brown calf. Tassel-vamp loafer, in brown celf. of bik« poths on the campus Ud to this unusual picture of a JACOBSON'S SHOE SALON trail to nowhere. With the added bicycle traffic expected this foil. University engineers' plant to make pedestrian and bike travol taiier art being carriod out. -State Hows Pho'o- OPEN EVERY WEDNESDA EVENING UNTIL NtHE McLaren IH Golf Winner Carl McLaren recorded the There are four games in the best score, 76. In the JM stu¬ Softball league tonight at 6. dent, (acuity and staff golf tour¬ Butcher Boys battle Tony's Boys nament Saturday. The score on Field 2. Errors vs. V Kings was good enough to give him on #3, All Stars play Paper¬ the student championship over backs on #4 and Ag Econ en¬ runner-up Henry Toilette, who counters Kelloggs on #6. carded a 77. On Wednesday the Rozos and Assistant football coach Burt Biology Inst, battle on #2 and Smith won the faculty medalist Stipends play STEP on #3. portion of the tourney with an H6 card, three better than Clifford Zemach Returns Little, who was runner-up. Ever¬ ett Richie, with an 85, won the Abraham Zemach, director of staff division of the meet. the B'nai B'rith foundation at MSI J and lecturer in the depart Toilette combined with Clifford ment of Religion, has returned Bedford for a 74 to win the stu¬ from ( amp McCoy, Wis., where dent-faculty best-ball champion¬ he served as Jewish chaplain. ship while Mcl .areti and Lee /ernach holds the rank of (Jempsey won the situdent-stalf lieutenant colonel. best ball with a 72. Siin, Wind, R Don aReminds You: And Hot'Weather Activities Are BELLES KNEE-HI AND CREW SOCK Hard (hi Hair . . . 1.49 .69 DONNA PETIT 3 pr. 4.30 3 pr. $2 Let Us Revitalize Your Hair mtualiy $1 each UNIVERSITY I wo lot youi ;\, ipt»n nylon Bath, %it** 9HH II « lii vmmiifitd (•uhiitlrrn I'ri iminrnl it <111*» PfMKiR AM 1/VFOflMHtWM Kiir - IV 5*6445 ULADMER b# 'THEATRE Femur* At 1.00-3:4«>-or3u-y:i3 TODAY! _ 65< » 5:30 90< AFTER - CHILD 30* YOU'LL THRU TO THE FUN IN THIS BIG WONDERFUL SHOW! HaXari ! THIS YEAR'S MQ EXCITEMENT MOTION PICTURE! NEW SHAW LANE EXIT-Built to speed Boulevard will allow traffic to turn right the traffic flow during rush hour*, this Har¬ in tho tamo manner as expressway merging rison Road exit of tho now Shaw Lano traffic lones. -State News Photo. Football Is Upon Us By JIM WALLINGTON At Michigan State Ken Early State News being singled out by many ex- Managing Editor and his equipment crew begin perts as one to beat this fall. Here It is Aug. 14 and already this week readying football unl- as one of the top teams in the football is besieging us. forms and other equipment for Big Ten and in the nation. The professional teams have the arrival of the Spartans Aug. One magazine is reportedly played their initial exhibition 3l- choosing Capt.-fullback George games of the season. Dozens of Practice officially begins Sept. Saimes and center Dave Behr- THE BEST IN FOBFIGM .FllUS football magazines have hit the 1 and coach Duffy Daugherty man as all-America performers newsstands. Publicity depart- ^ his staff of assistants are and picked Daugherty as the ments at big time colleges have setting up preliminary meetings probable Coach of the Year in sent or are preparing brochures on strategy and practice plans, the nation. about their football teams for Pressure is mounting upon the While other magazines are the press, radio and TV. Spartan coaches. Their team is saying Michigan State is going AND WED to have one of the best teams in the nation, they are quick to ADULTS 90C Coral Gables' point out some of the admitted shortcomings and weaknesses of INGMAR BERGMAN'S FESTIVAL the Spartans. OF FILM HITS-DOUBLE FEATURE "A CONSPICUOUS CINEMA ACHIEVEMENT." ILFORNO The Name that Made Pizza Famous in Lansing The major lack, according to Daugherty. is the absence of real depth which boasted of in the past. Michigan State If any¬ one among the top 14 players is h r r»M> NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. injured, the Spartans could be in for real trouble. Serving Snacks Sandwiches Luncheons Dinners ACADEMY AWARD - • - The desire Is strong in the ^lfiSlNER Also Catering to Spartan camp to win the Big 2 GREAT -KSTfOKIGMHlM- Private Parties Ten championship and take part - Banquets • Meetings in the Rose Bowl game at the end of the season. bevtl nuy inqrruR BeRCjnunjs Visit Our Rathskeller Gus Schrader, sports editor of the Cedar CAR€ BOmp." Rapids, la.. Gazette — Soturday Ife dewiCs tys Open 5 pan. Daily Phone ED 7-1311 writing in the "Official Colle-t glate Football Record Book, Complete Take-Out Service 1962" Issued by the NCAA, had perhaps the cleverest observa¬ tion of the Spartans. "The Spartans have yet to win THURSDAY ONE DAY ONLY! a BigTen title under Duffy Daugh¬ erty, but he's been a bridesmaid THE THE SCREEN LOOKS AT (OPERETTA often his shoes must be full so FUNNY SIDE OF LIFE IN THIS |I FILM STARTS FRIDAY of rice. MSU has a nucleus back from the 1961 club strong HILARIOUS MUSICAL COMEDY r, Aee,r. August 17th that terrified the midlands until hitting Minnesota and Pur.'.ue ir. OF A JEALOUS HUSBAND WHO TRIED TO FOOL HIS WIFE! *00030357 eariy November," Schr ader said. Daugherty"s staff Is figuring The out how to keep his team healthy all season and continue Its drive to the title through all nine games, not just the first five or six games like last year. The Spartans were driving to¬ ward national prominence and the conference title, winning their first five games lastyear, includ¬ ing a 26-0 lambasting of Michi¬ gan. But then they lost 13-0 to Minnesota. went to the RoSe Bowl, and 6-0 to Pur ue, which went, nowtit Michigan State recovered In time, against weak opposition, to post a 7-2 mark and 5-2 In the conference for This thirdplace. season's march to the Charlton Heston first PETER SELLERS n NOW Sophia Loron In begins Big Ten title since 1953 Oct. 1.3 conference game here Ir. with the first THRU N£Vgkl*TG0 6k Spartan 'EL CID' Stadium against traditional foe Michigan. The first game of the aCHWDIOOO EUrtKTHStUAfc THURS season is Sept. 29 at Stanford. ry (Continued from Law 1 I nghti m Fair Coitiinues ) *rt\e Ingham County l-»lr ai ball",! in November will then Mabon which beR»» Monday and Li< ujj t" the city commission. .7, *. ° clrcua clown, continues to August 18 will w m ® • special appearance Harry Kuli, public relations director ot the chamber, said feature entertainers in many " tod»y » Children'• D«y. the chamber thought that making Last the Lansing wet would help city In various ways. OPEN ALL DAY . . . "Areas around East Lansing," he not said, "are wet and this has seemed to have hurt them in EVERYDAY. . . fa any way. When It' i time for « caffae - of "The tax monies on the sale break . tnack, or pisso, ,^V: liquor, beer and wine to go ♦fcink first «f Cose Neve. are going just over the Last Lansing border now. We believe that our city should have some of this money as it would In¬ directly benefit all of our citi¬ zens. ence "This future item could also influ¬ growth of East Lans¬ CASA NOVA ing. E. Lansing's Oldest Pizzeria "One thing to be remem¬ Air -Conditioned bered," Kuil said, "is that this 211 M.A.C. ED 7-1666 petition is arguing for the right to sell liquor, beer and wine take basis within the WukSUti^. on a out NEW WOMEN'S SHOP -Cotarinfl to coed*, career women and city limits, not for die right toe taverns." mature women, Marie's fashion shop opened last week at tho to open bars Any way or you look at it, the corner of M.A.C. and Albert streets. The grand opening of to 5:30 x first step has been taken, and E. Lansing's newest Women's apparel shop will be hold Sept- 26 In order to include newly arriving University students. Campus it will be interesting to see what develops in tills attempt Nickie Richmond, left, exomined the new line of women's I H t A! RL weor with owner, Mrs.Marie Smith, to change the way life has been during the preview opening. led the last 55 years In this -State Ne*s Photo. community. Celebrate Independence LAST 2 DAYS' Shewn* 6:35 - 9:20 A celebration of the 16th anni¬ m t Htmrimr n wmv versary of India's independence will be held Wednesday in parlor 21 of the Union, the India Stu¬ dents Association has announced. L C. Shah, politic relations LANSINC'f O BI V I IN IH'ATB bfSH HeMiNGW3YS Adventures oF director of the group, said the meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. a young Man mqnSSMN PrWfjm Inter IV2-j WED THRU SAT FILMED IN JACKSON AND A OAKLAND COUNTY. Exclusive First SHOWING! (M M f*. A A STORY SO BOLD... IT WILL AFFECT DALEY wF' j Ira EVERY PARENT AND 1mb DUNN JL RLWrnRn Shown st 1:00, 3:4i, t JO. t:I0 P M TEENAGER IN THE * bi "The Battier" imiM Mwra RITT/A EHoraSa / OKM*""* Here W* comes I [4^3)I ! l/TOtsVllC? L MUSIC WIDNSiOAY 1:M P. M. Alisa* Watch tor LUCKY Exciting Feature Attraction TICKKT THE LOST MISSILE Plus ^ _ Fwn-FMltd CARTOONS _ ^ STARTS THURSDAY! ~^F lolita Is locsd with mwn minim mm m turn "ST* brilliance." un mac. HtOi IK PUT TMI Ufl PUfM MHWW 'The miracle remains that such a movie |mt No. (2) Shown Once At 9:4S[ was ever made at all — and made so Tw faktutk uwktums of m Mwrs snmut mmi well too* MAO. Hfc«i AlfKA' MOW I BIRDMANOF AIXATRAZ" Ms w* stdirSoK" mtfir' > - * Crib & Stroller re50vO-dloCalls! S Porta-C rib $11.90. stroller $9.75. l.lkc new. Also Underwood type¬ writer. 485-0000. | ^ Automotive 1954 MG TF/BriIll«mRedl Check ^ For Rent APARTMENTS )(hjFor Sale 3 Real Estate bedroom 8 mm Movie Camera Bauer 88 house for sale or our deal on this one before 212 you Rumsey. 2 bedroom furnished B with rent. $135 a month. Call Fe 9- 1.9 Schneider Xenoplan f b«yi Hjper. Private bath, utilities Normal and Schneider Cur tar 2164. 19 paid, garage. $100. IV 5-0336. Wide Lettlch & Angle Lenses. Compumatlc OKEMOS - Beautiful large cus¬ Stenberg Adults only. 18 (Bolex System). Variable Speed. tom built brick home. English 2628 E. Kalamazoo North Homer. 3 rooms and bath. $55 ED 7-0531 6-7 P.M. 19 484-3229 C • style overlooking Red Cedar • AUTOMOTIVE Furnished apartment. 1 block Bassinet River. 1 acre lot, 4 bedrooms, complete, Boys bike, . EMPLOYMENT 1961 Starfire Convertible com¬ from Frandor Shopping Center. Dresser, Maternity dresses - 2 1/2 baths, many extras. Under «F0R SALE pletely equipped. Classic In all IV 9-9666. 19 size 10, Sterilizer, and Gun. All $30.000. ED 2-3304. 16 . FOR RENT its original beauty. Finished in reasonably, ED 2-2048. t.f. 1063 Lilac. 3 bedroom, den,fire- ? LOST & FOUND Dresden Blue with white top. "PERSONAL 20,000 actual miles. Campus-near. Tranquil, sub¬ Sewing Machine, SINGER ZIG¬ pi ace, spacious kitchen-dining urban environment. 3 bedrooms. ZAG. Does all your fancy sewing area, large landscaped lot. FHA. . PEANUTS PERSONAL Available September. ED 7-1887. • REAL ESTATE Two sharp foreign models: 1958 2 baths. 2 car garage. Spac- plus button holes, blind hems, overcasting, etc. Pay $58.60 cash 19 •SERVICE Volkswagen in green; 1961 Renault ioufi lawn. ED 2-2788. 19 or take on payments of 1.25 Built a saleable equity while in •TRANSPORTATION in beautiful pearl white. Pleasant, country home. 14 miles per week. IV 5-1705. school. Ten minutes fromM.S.U. .WANTED from campus. Large play area 17_ Corvairs 1960-1962 Outstanding Small, one-bedroom house avail¬ and garden space. Rent to be Labrador Retriever Puppies. able to mature, married student DEADLINE: Selection of America's favorite worked off by occasional help Ideal family pet or all-purpose compact. Sedans. Coupes, Sta- hunter. ED 7-7213. couple at $50 per month. First 9:JU a.m. on* class day with dairy herd. N1 6-5960. 18 Wallace bafora publication tionwagons. Reese, 1569 Hatch Road, Okemos. year's rent makes your down ROOMS payment 708 S. Hayford. Lans- 19 PHONE: SPARTAN MOTORS MEN AND WOMEN: Single and ing. Call ED 2-4113. . 17 double rooms available for rest 3 bedroom brick house at 355-8255 or 8256 INC. of summer session. Special ^PEANUTS ^ Wilshire Rd., Haslett. $14,900. 1423 3000 E. MICHIGAN wing for women. SPARTAN PERSONALS For Sale by owner for less than RATES: IV 7-3715 HALL. 215 Louis, oneblockfrom Dear Smerth—Your absence has FHA valuation. FE 9-8544. 18 1 DAr. ..si .00 L campus. ED 2-2574. t.f. caused many heartaches. Thanks East Lansing. An exceptional aii 3 DAYS. S2.00 Triumph TR -3 1959. Hard and for mending them FAI L TERM: Approved, super¬ by your re¬ brick, air conditioned home with¬ soft tops, tonneau cover, radio, 5 DAYS S3.00 vised rooms for men. Singles turn. Welcome. in easy walking distance of heater, Dunlop RS-4 tires, IV 5- camp- 15 word* 1185. $9.00; Doubles $6.50. Large The Gang us. 6 spacious rooms, beautiful 'Based on p*' ad) 18 comfortable rooms with wash¬ condition, moderately price d. •59 FIAT 500 50 M.P.C., New Top, Artie, THESE foolish things re¬ TK«r« will b« a 2it »«rvic« bowl in each. Lobby with TV, mind US of you. Call Romayne E. Hicks, Broker. and bookkaaping chorg# if Fair Condition, Needs Muffler, The Gang phones, parking, laundry facili¬ IV 9-4688. Evenings, ED 2-2945. this ad i* not paid within Must sell by Friday, IV 5-4160.14 ties. Spartan Hall, 215 Louis, Artie. This is your own special 19 one block from campus. ED WELCOME WEEK;..I sincerely automotive repair Brick Ranch Income. 3 bedrooms 2 -2574. t.f. WELCOME you back because I FOR BETTER SERVICE am WEAK from plus 3 room studio apartment doing everything If Automotive pQr by myself ground floor. Apartment wrong Dimondale always That will keep your car SMITH-CORONA Portable Type¬ occupied by faculty. Private en¬ LAY AND MATTHEWS, 1322" E. writer. Excellent condition. $60. Dear Boss—Glad your trip was trance and parking for tenants. Michigan, IV 5-2243. Do you on the "go"—stop in at— a safe one, however, work has SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE. Call Patrick Pellow, 355-6248. Quiet area, large lot, trees. want to sell your car? See us. been a pleasure for the Phone past ED 7-76~fr. 18 Batteries, tires, complete. LL few days. Leaving again? We trade up or down. Buy any make or model, lubrication, wash jobs. Window Air Conditioner. 2 Ton. Faculty Neighborhood. 2 blocks C WU Your Slaves. 1955 Pontiac, 4-door, 8. Good Quality Texaco Products and Great for those humid days and to Okemos Elementary and Junior Skilled Service. Welcome back Arty I We all mis¬ High School. 3 bedroom running condition. Quick tale. hay fever. Good condition $40. Cape 337-2184. sed you. The Cod on shady 17 16 Gang 16 landscaped 3/4 CtfUtt fcMB* acre lot. 1 1/2 baths, Rambler Wagon 1960 White. Metal Bunk Beds (or two singles) Personal dining room, ful! basement, screened Standard transmission, radio, complete $35. 2 dressers $10. Also VACATIONERS! porch. Call ED 2-0267. 19 heater, seat belts. Good con¬ Bicycle. Call ED2-2048. t.f. dition. Call ED 2-3108. 17 Take along a first aid kit. Your River lot, 3 acres; also almost SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE Piano - Story & Clark - Newly money back if not used. 2 acres on Round Lake 1956 Ford 2-door 6, overdrive refinished. $75. ED 2-8225. 18 Road, CORNER GRAND RIVER 15 minutes to $275. and SPARTAN college. lO'jg Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples, Marek Rexall down or car, tractor, or what¬ Phone 337-9034 C Blueberries, Honey Rocks, Sweet Prescription Center ever, Call NO 99117. DAN O'SHAUGNESSEY Corn, Farm Fresh Eggs. Also 301 N. 17 Clippert (by Frandor) 2501 E. Michigan Employment other fruits and vegetables at 7^ Service DIAL IV 9-2388 C Registered Nurses for afternoon reasonable prices. Roadside and night duty. Good salary and Well-appointed insurance office THESES PRINTED Citroen. Rides feathery light like Farm Market, 3 miles east of with trained staff representing Charles DeGaulle's own Parisian personnel policies. Call ED East Rapid service, quality Diazo Lansing on U.S. 16 at Oke¬ strong insurance companies prints. Also blue limousine. *60 for 1/4 of '62 2-0801. 19 mos Road. t.f. printing. would like to interview faculty CAPITAL CITY BLUE price. IV 4-1938. 16 COED MODELS needed for Sum- members for Homeowner's In- 221 S. Grand 1958 Pontiac SuperChief—2 door mer and Fall State News pro- Glrl's full sized American bi- surance-332-8671-Bubolz Insur¬ Lansing—IV 2-5431 hardtop. Blue. Top performance. motions. Come to the State News cycle- Good condition. Reason- ance-,^ Albert Street. lo Price negotiable. Phone 355-7576 able. Phone 332-5119. WE TR AVEL Office, room 3^1 Student Services Once you try our select serv¬ anywhere - any (day); 355-7760 (night). 19 Building after 3. Nocalls Please. Skyline Mobile Home for sale time. Quality catering for ices—you'il never be without all oc¬ 1957 Volkswagen Deluxe Sedan. rent 45 x 10 - may be them. TOPS IN TOYS. IV 5- casions - to fit your LAD1ESI If you want work but or - budget. Excellent tires. Recently over¬ seen at Williams Trailer Park, 7824. MICHIGAN CATERING SERVICE 16 hauled brakes, transmission, en¬ cannot give full ume, AVON Cos¬ IV 9-3343. metics offers the opportunity you Holt, 1560 Eifert Road. 16 c Fellow Married Students: Christ¬ gine. Over-all condition excel- need. Write or phone-Mrs. Alana mas toys free when you have a toy T.V. SERVICE. Special rate for lent. $595. 355-7988. 18 Moblle Home - 1954. Huckins. 5664 School Street, Has- party helping many. 355-2750. 19 college housing. Service calls. For Sale: '53 Ford, 2-door, au- WQ bedroom. Youngstown Kit- $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV.' lett, Mich. IV 2-6893. 16 tomatic transmission, radio, chen Qn landscaped trailer park 1610 Herbert. IV 9-5009. Men i Women to sell party Real Estate C heater, good body. $100 or best plan lot. One mile from campus. Mo- bile Homes Manor A-5. Priced Application and Passport piC- offer. ED 7-7639. 17 quality toys. Full or part time. 1951 4-bedroom, dining room, new tures now No investment. H & B Toy Sales. to Sell I Phone ED 7-0787. 18 being taken at HICKS kitchen, recreation room, study, MGA 1956 Convertible, white, IV 7-0851. 19 STUDIO, while you wait or one fenced yard. Near M.S.U. ED 2- red interior. 31 MPG. All ex¬ Trailer 1957 General. 2 bedroom. day service. ED 2-6169 for 6268. Ui. ap- tras. Perfect condition. Must For Rent 41* x 8*. A 11 Mobil Homes Manor. gointment^^^^ ^ Sell. ED 2-0416. 18 ED 2-0260. / 18 4 bedrooms and den. Near Wil- T. V. RENTALS — For your room Reliable Coed Available for or apartment. F rom $5 - - $7 a Room air-conditioner. McGraw- liamston. 15 minutes drive from baby 1948 Hudson 6-Cylinder Sedan. sitting afternoons and evenings. Condition—No Rust. $80 month. ALL SETS GUARAN¬ Edison. New in June. Used about college. 45-foot recreation room, Reasonable rates. Call Good TEED. Phone NEJAC V. 15 days. $165. EL> 2-3343. 18 28-foot living room, l6-footkitr 355-2053! or best offer. Call 4v 5-8003. 19 18 RENTALS ED 28978 or 489- chen, 9 closets. Corner lot with 1960 Volvo 4 door. c Cold Spot Refrigerator. 11 1/2 shade trees in paved subdivision. cubic feet. One year old. Per¬ School bus at door. 3,790 square DIAPER SERVICE APARTMENTS 1961 96 SAAB. fect condition. Has five-y ear feet of living space for $18,500 SERVICE Congenial, retired lady to share guarantee. $118. Call 332-3950.18 to your desire. my nice downtown home. Every¬ including carpeting and drapes. You receive your own di¬ Major overhaul work on all for¬ Phone OL 5-2763. 16 thing furnished. IV 9-736V. 17- Woman's cashmere coat, mink owner aper's back each time. With eign cars. collar, size 10, like new; other our service, you Bachelor Apartment. Private en¬ may in¬ Clothes, furniture. Leaving. Okemos Area - 4 bedrooms. clude your baby's under¬ STRATTON trance. Parking. $20 deposit re¬ FE 9-2447. 16 Very beautifully landscaped lot. shirts and cloUung which quired. $10.50 per week. Call 2 eating areas, 2 fireplaces, 2 will not fade. White, SPORTS CAR IV 9-2389. 16 ZIG-ZAG equipped SINGER in or Pink diaper pails Blue car garage, 2 full baths, and fur CENTER Roommate to share 2 man fur- lovely wood console. Makes de- best of all, only $23,500 ( 4 nished. nlshed apartment 2 blocks from signs, button holes. Yours for 3/4%). Call Jim Walter, TU AM ERR -\N LAUNDRY 1915 e. MICHIGAN campus. Call ED 7-0366 after $30.69 of pay $1.10 per week. 2-4326 Eipper Realty. Realtors. 111 E. DIAL IV 4-4411 WASHTENAW q 5 P.M. 17 IV 9-3011. IV 2-5541. 17 IV 2-0864 r WANT ADS ! Con Con 3,000 Hear Stan Kenton VrwinK Machine Service all make:,. anytime. (Continued from page 2) m page 1) will >t isc over a tremendous going to music school. July. August Spc-i lal \t'» uld ' awakening Interest In her native going to become an absolute es¬ - ('lean. Oil, Adjust. $3. Mac- "equired 11« >tyk- trend' fifths |a/ sential for a professional musi¬ vote of a city merely a convenient label. Ja// Lachian's. IU 2-5976. 16 or village Rlchar of the Kenton band cian." to approve the sale of any mu- isn't going to travel one or two said: What are a t alented ALTERATIONS. Hemming & re¬ mclpality owned utility. directions. This may have been "The future of Jazz—and all young The new Constitution would musician's views on the world styling: forms,Is, trousers, true 20 years ago when Jazz was music—Is definitely in the of music? Skirts, etc. NEEDLE'N THREAD require a three-fifths vote to so new that there was only one universities. The music schools Ruakln, the 20-year-old MSU Shop. 108 Division, behind Cam¬ approve the acquisition of a way to go. However, Jazz has will be training grounds for all trumpeter, said: pus Drug Store. ED 2-5584. C utility or the granting of a fran¬ a history now. The art is branch- our young musicians. It's "On* thing I've learned a this Dotnestic arid Imported chise not subject to revocation ing out into many yarns and new directions happening this minute in music." patterns. 10% DISCOUNT on do¬ at the will of the city or village. in much the same workshop is what a wonderful way as classi- "The schools are improving thing the world of professional mestic yarns to MSL' students. But only a simple majority would cal music." at a fantastic rate. Theunivers- Jszz really Is. Alteration work on knit garments; be required to authorize sale of The main thing Is not whether Talking with iry music departments in the real perform* .n showed me that a regauging of patterns. municipally owned utility. a musician conforms to a certain Southwest and Middle West are It's nothing ft all like the Facts township is authorized 'style trend,' but whether he better. In my opinion, than those image MARION'S YARN SHOP one member on a people get from movies and tele¬ county's board really believes in what he Is in large cities. 3223 Mall Court of supervisors, as at Many of the vision. I hope to get a Job with present. doing and Is expressing himself older boys at this Kenton's band when I graduate." And the proviso also is contin¬ in an artistic manner. workshop are (Frandor) The fact ued under which the that EXCI.Lt.hN I I. V. REPAIR on all makes and models. All work ture fixes Legisla¬ city apportionments not every new type of Ja it Is accepted or liked In no way Try Henry's Once guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL on boards of supervisors. affects its validity COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 Metropolitan areas, however, form." , as art YOU A.M. 8:30 P.M. T. V. Tech¬ would be authorized LaPorta to nicians, 3022 E. Michigan. Call by the new Constitution to establish "addi¬ that Jazz is far mentioned more the fact WILL RETURN IV 7-5558 popular C tional forms of government or in Furope than in America. " The TYPING SFRVK f authorities with powers, duties mass of Furopean people love and jurisdictions as the Legis¬ Jazz. In America, we're so busy For F ast Accurate typing on elite IHM typewriter call 33V-2139. lature shall provide." trying to absorb F.uropean culture t "Wherever possible," the sec¬ that we ignore the °ne art form tion goes on, "such additional EDIF STARR: which is truly Of Typist, theses, forms of government or author¬ our own. dissertations, term papers, gen¬ course, we are a very young ities shall be eral typing . I-.xperienced, IHM designed to per¬ country, i do think that when electric typewriter. OR 7-8232.C form multi-purpose functions America grows up more she rather than a single function." College papcrH typed on campus location. Fast, a< i urate, reason¬ Following through on Its Clots Skeds Available "right to know" policy, the The able. 15 years experience. time schedule for courses, convention inserted this section IXirothy Alden. 355-8182. 16 in its 1962-63, will be available Wed¬ proposed Constitution: nesday, according to the Regis¬ Accurate typist- term papers, "Any county, township, city, trar's Office. theses, manuscripts, etc. 332- village, authority Copies may be or school dis¬ 8064. trict empowered picked up at 113 Administration Make Henry's A Habit 19 by the Legis¬ lature or by tills TYPING: Term papers and gen- Constitution . to James A. (Buck) Freeman, ei a) typing, (all ED 2-8426. 19 prepare budgets of estimated .vcftdmn. .nd revenue, thali I yping General and adopt such budget# only after FLASHCLEANERS Fr.ndor PLASH CLEANS Thesis. Ex¬ year* prior to the 1961-liXU perienced. Reasonable Rates. a public hearin Call ED 7-0138. ANN BROWN Typist and iriulti- 18 JL Clip and Save... Books That Keep 11th offset printing (black & white & color). IHM. General typing, term papers, theses, disserta¬ tions. F.D 2-8384. C ^ Transportation Riders clsto to Wanted from San Ft MSU around Sep. I, via an- College Life Organized Seattle, Yellowstone, and Pacific Northwest. Write Gene Buckley, ASSIGNMENTS & DATES To Remember liox.324, Berkeley 1, California. 1962 & 1963 ik_ MSU Instructor seeking rider for San Francisco. Leaving Aug¬ ust 30 or 31. Call ED 2-5586. ACADEMIC DIARY 1962 & 1963 Holidays _J& A rider ro share expenses to Sports events - appointments San Francisco. Leaving this weekend. Donna Mayworth, -316 Kensington Road, l ast Lansing. TEACHER'S CLASS RECORD with room ED 2 6975. 16 for even the largest section of students. Ride Wanted: From Oimendale to vicinity of Fjipley Centei each day. Houra 8 to 5. Call 355- 18*M. 17 STUDENT BUDGET...a daily record of the cost of an education. * Wanted Ma! ure Student looking l< sin a 11 house (fin < nished) M.S.U. 1962 & 1963 ampuo. Refer < all 341 |&S 82'.', CALENDAR BOOK. A jfj I red. Student !>e Hldg. Alt; day by day calendar of h- events at M.S.U. as fA compiled & edited by One-hour dry cleaning and shirt TMt MOHf you Tl 1 I « Mortar Board. laundering at no extra charge inr QUICKC R YOU St I I I R1 AD THl WANT-ADV everyday Including Saturday! - S-me 4»r »eivU. Stop in soon at . . . OPEN Mon Thru Fri Till 9 pm SPARTAN Saturday Till 7 pm BOOK STORE and coln-op Dry C CORNER OF ANN & M.A.C. frandor Shoeing Center l-l ash r lbl ANRRS Krundor FLASH CLEANS -Hsi •;X,: TIME RUNNING IS OUT For Your Advertising Message To Reach This Student Before long this young lady and her 5,000 classmates of the 1962 Freshman Clams will he leaving home for E. Lansing. The WELCOME WEEK eflit ion of the Michigan State News is your opportunity to say hello to these new students and Up rerun old acquainlatwes among upper classmen. This is your one chance to speak direiily to the 5,000 families and students of the 1962 Freshman Class and nwre than 25,000 i pper Classmen, Faculty, and staff. Don't wait until it is too late . . . Call Today! OPEN "WELCOME WEEK" SECTIONS SECTION F SECTION D SECTION B SECTION G SECTION A COLLEGES LANSING & NEWS SPORg) GREEK/) SY's$?i OF M.SU. & E. LANSING & c&s CX>iHES CLOTHES • AREA MISC AUGUST 2 AUGUST 8 AUGUST 15 AUGUST 21 AUGUST 27 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY S TATE MEWS 341 STUDENT SERVICES BLDG. PHONES: 355-8255 & 355-8256