« I A J » Ati HS.IUii :OUT sun«up0«j vtta|dq)duou jj* |tiq oj JJUD |vjw\| +\u\l * •>-*** »*m «»MJ faqo/y/ lojd rf|d|i(nui u*o uii joj ejjj sjauuj MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Vol. 54, No. 19 STATE STATE NEWS East Lanising^ Michigan August 23, 1962 Price 10$ Two Arab Council Diplomats App Wet Law Speakers The East Lansing city coubcil voted Monday to place a pro¬ posal revising the dry act in the city charter on the Nov. © bal¬ At Arab lot. The petition, introduced to! the council by Councilman Max Convention R. Strother on behalf eer and wine on a take out basis inside the cfty limits. Arab Student Convention Monday Acceptance of the petition toy the council was almost auto¬ at 5:30 p.m. in the Union Build¬ matic, as was explained to several persons speaking against ing. the petition. It is a state law that the council has to accept a About 400 Arab Students, in¬ properly signed and worded document concerning a charter amend¬ cluding 45 Algerians, are ex¬ ment. pected to attend the conference. The council referred the petition to the city attorney, Raymond Ishaq Qutub, graduate student R. Campbell, for approval of the document as to its legal aspects. from Jordan and local convention The next step is to send the petition to the state attorney manager, says the convention's general and then to Gov. Swalnson. If approval is given on theee purpose is to strengthen bonds levels, the petition will then be placed in the hands of Mary between students from different Slavik, city clerk, to be primed up and placed on the Nov. 6 Arab countries. It will feature ballot. educational and recreational as¬ The portion of the city charter, Chap. 18. section 18.1, pro¬ pects. hibiting the ssle of alcoholic beverages In East Lansing, was Students attending workshops passed under the State Legislature Act #526 of the Local Acts will discuss and adopt resolu¬ of 1907. tions on Arab problems in the But just where the sale will take place, if the voters pus modern world. The resolutions the petition in November, is a problem. will be voted on at a general The Michigan Slate Liquor Control Commission says the sum meeting. Those passed will be law requires that any proposed establishment desiring to sell sent to leaders of concerned liquor, beer or wine must be ar least 500 feet from a school Arab countries. i^r church. Fhe seven workshop topics are KRESGE ADDITI ON--Janice Obenour, Lansing senior, fakes Arab National Goals, Algeria, a second glance at the wood carving recently irtiplunted in Palestine, United States Press the Kresge Art Center gardens.The unique statue is carved and the Arab World, Evaluation from a walnut tree stump found at the University dump: Loca- of the Organization of Arab Stu¬ ted on the river side of Kresge, the figurine depicting two 3,000 4-H Members dents in America, Arab Common women was corved by Chris Papadopoulos, an art student who Market and Arab Education and graduated from MSU at the end of spring term. Here Next Week Culture. Michigan's annual 4-H Club j and priie steers. This indi- The common market workshop be Butcher Boys Down show to held here August i cates a departure from a pro- will treat effects of various coun¬ 27-30 will feature events rang¬ j gram which was once strictly tries' trade policies on the Arab ing from automobile driver skill | for farm youngsters. market. The effect of the E uro- contests to dress revues. ' Biology for IM Title Other special programs In- pean common market upon Arab Over 3,000 4-H members will I elude landscaping, electricity and trade, oil pipelines and shipping participate In the 47th annual companies will be examined. show which is one of the high!— | a tractor operator's contest. By JIM OLMSTEAD Deans then scored on a single The Cooperative Extension Prime topics for the educa¬ lights ,of Michigan's 4-H year. While the 4-H stow has a j Service at MSU sponsors the of the State Newt Staff by William; Magee. The fourth tion and culture workshop will run came when Jack Earners j annual 4-H show In recognition t^e the Arab lack of higher edu¬ • Butcher Boys defeated Biology traditionally rural flavoF^many of the singled to score Williams. of the exhibits displayed will be necessity of development cation Institutions and the prob¬ Institute, 5-1, behind the tight lem of accepting women In Arab Swalnsgood then bounced out to those of city and suburban young¬ j of youth. pitching of Ron Marshall lor the pitcher to end the inning. colleges. The Arab world and the 1M Softball Championship. sters. Many city and non-farm In its half century of existence, The last run scored by the U.S. press workshop will consi¬ Marshall allowed one run and young peopie are now enrolled ! 4-H has grown into an organi¬ Butcher boys came in the sev¬ in 4-H der questions such as U.S. cover¬ classes ranging from gun sation of over 'O.OOO members, only four hits in the seven inn¬ enth inning. Scoring came when age of the Algerian problem. ing game as he struck out nine safety to handicrafts. jits programs now reach Into Williams singled, Magee was hit The traditional livestock show The fourth annual Public and walked three. by a jevery county in Michigan for will be held this week In con- iboth rural and non-rural young¬ Biology Institute scored its sters. Junction with the Arab Student first and only run In the first Convention. inning when Dan tie Lange was Harold Minor, former Ameri¬ given first on a tipped bat. Cal¬ can ambassador to Lebanon and vin Moore then gained first on f'arek Jabn ol the Aral' Inform¬ an error and Charles Hampton ation renter. New York City, singled In Del.ange. will present keynote addresses at Butcher Boys threatenwl in the speaking seminar and e held I p.m. in the top of the fifth. Butcher Thursay i" I rancls Park. Boys broke loose with four rims Movies and sports are planned m an inning which saw nine i,ir tin- after* A movie men hat. Kltchie and I'opel (Continued on pogc 13) lead off wuti walks. Aberle flew out. Deans walked, and then ARAB PLANNING BOARD-Preporing for tafson, room ^servatlons; Ishaq .Qutub, Marshall Mas called out on local convention manager; Jack W. Ostron- the Atab Student* of the U.S. Conference strikes. on compvt all next week it this board of der, assistant m a^oger of the Union Building, Scoring began when Leamon and Ahmad-H-Ga president of tthe MSU Williams was hit by a pitched planner*: :(L-i) Xhala1 Al-Delaimy, houting chairman; Adnan Badran, tron»portation Arab Club. ••State News Photo. ball and Ritchie was forced In for chairman; Mu*a Qutub, banquet; Beth Gut- the first run. Tope! and Final Examinations New Constitution Final examinat Ills for the full-term will be Riven in acoorda following schedule: Gives Pay The time of the examinations in I'niversit Examination rooms will be announced b\ College courses the instructor during is given below, the last (mediately thereafter, how- week of classes. it is specified that the Legislature may not reduce pay American Thought and Language Saturday, August 25, 10:15-12:15 in effect before che recom- rates Natural Science Saturday. August 25, 1:30- 3:30 lncrease. In other words. It could veto any increases Social Science Monday, August 27, 10:15-12:15 Idn't cut pay. Humanities Tuesday, August 28, 10:15-12:15 ler item of controversy ted in the anicle on public The time of examinations in sections other than University College :ers and employment gives courses is determined by the days ami the time the class is scheduled during minting authorities (depart- the term. Examinations will be given in the same classrooms used for class jt heads) the power to create meetings during the term. ilish positions "For rea- LANSING (AP) — While Mich¬ If at least two of the days and hours follow the regular pattern, all soni of administrative efficiency igan* s Constitutional Convention students, instructors, and room schedules will automatically clear. In a few without the approval of the Com¬ may have picked up courthouse mission." Prior Commission courses at the request of the department concerned, the final examination myport with four-year terms has been scheduled by the single hour lecture section, and in some instances for county officers, another approval now is required. students may encounter conflicts. In that event, the examinations scheduled ly employe considering change very likely cost its new df aggrieved by the aboli- by the class meeting two hours each week will take precedence over the Constitution votes it might have examination scheduled by the single hour lecture. The examination will be of a position shall have the got otherwise from the State's It of appeal to theCommisslon arranged between the student and the department requesting the special 31,000 civil service employes. scheduling of its examination. Now the State's four-member jough established grievance :edures," the article contin- All instructors having examination from 8:00-10:00 a.m. and from 1:30- Civil Service Commission has exclusive power to fix pay rates, 3:30 p.m.. are requested to terminate their examinations promptly so that and the Legislature is required jimes K. Pollock, a Republi¬ rooms and buildings may be cleared for the examination periods which to come up with the necessary can! delegate from Ann Arbor follow. MORNING CLASSES AFTERNOON CLASSES and the principal architect of money for any raises. the constitutional civil service Under the proposed new Con¬ It your class Beginning at Your exam time If your ilass Beginning at Your exam time tion which the voters approved and date is stitution, the Legislature may meets one of tliev and elate i- meets one of these 1940, and 35 dissident Demo¬ hours hours within 60 days by a two-thirds votfe of each house crats joined in opposing the MWF 1:00 Wednesday "reject" or MWF 8:00 Monday August 29 reduce increases in rates of chasges. Both contended they MTThF hia August 27 MTThF 1:30 Id weaken the system. MTWThF 1:30-3:30 8:00-10.00 compensation authorized by the MTWThF (Continued on page 10) TTh 1:00 Thursday Commission. TTh 8:00 Tuesday 1:30 August 30 8:30 August 28 1:30-3:30 8:00-10:00 2:00 Friday NEWS MWF STATE Wednesday MWF 9:00 STAT! 2:30 August 31 MTThF 9:30 August 29 MTThF UNIVMMTV 1:30-3:30 MTWThF 8.00-10:00 MTWThF ALL-AMERICAN ACPA Rating TTh 9:0b Thursday 2:00 Monday Member Associated Press. United Press International. 9:30 Augu-t 50 2:30 August 27 Inland Daily Press Association. Associated Collegiate Press 3:45-5:45 8:00-10:00 Association, Michigan Press Association. Published by the students of Michigan State University. MWF 10:00 Friday MWF 3:00 Tuesday Issued on class days Monday through Friday during the MTThF 10:30 August 31 MTThF 3:30 August 28 fail, winter and spr.ing quarters) twice weekly during the MTWThF 8:00-10:00 MTWThF 3:45-5:45 summer term; special Welcome ls&ue in September. TTh 3:00 Wednesday Second class postage paid atjj TTh 10:00 Wednesday East Lansing. Michigan. 3:30 August 29 10:30 August 29 Editorial and business office! 341 Student Services 10:15 12:15 3:45-5:45 Building. Michigan State University. East Lansing. Michi¬ gan. Mail subscriptions payable iitn advance: 1 term, (3; MWF 11:00 Thursday MWF 4:00 Thursday 2 terms, $4; 3 terms, $5; full year,i $6. MTThF 11:30 August 30 MTThF 4.30 August 30 MTWThF 10:15-12:15 MTWThF 3:45-5:45 Editor . Ben Bums Managing Editor James Walllngton TTh 11:00 Friday 4.00 Friday Photo Editor. . J... Dave Jaehnig 11:30 August 31 4.30 August 31 Advertising Manager ;■ Fred Levlne 10:15-12:15 3:45-5:45 Circulation Manager . . . .Henry Tinkham MWF 12:00 Monday MTThF 12:30 August 27 Crossword Puzzle MTWThF TTh 12:00 1:30-3:30 Tuesday 12:30 August 28 30. Spread pn a suiTa&e l:30-3;30 1. Advance *u3rd 33. Snake No final examination may be given at any time other than 34 Mass. cape 4. Wood block the regularly scheduled time except by (acuity action 35 Pursuit 7. T*c- heeled 3*). Base w vehicle 38. Smallest Professor Writes IV Gourmet number Did You Know That 13. Copy cat 40. Object of ■ thought Water Booklets You Can Get The 14. Unaffected 15. Size of type 41. House Water—one of Mother ature s 16 Miple genus 42. Examination best helpers—receives little 17. TwitchinK 43. Clutch 44. Jap. sol¬ attention in many school science LOWEST 19. Sp. hero 20. Sea pod dier's pay curricula. An MSU prof (sscr of DISCOUNTS 21. Vary the DOWN resource development h is writ- pitch 1. Merce¬ ten a series of booklets to help IN 23. And not nary teachers fill this gap in schools 24. Sickly 25. Htt«tile 2. Rapidly 3 of the Water Wonderland TOWN Saltpeter incursion 4. Guar! 27. Amalgamate 5. '"Spell¬ Each of nine brief ooklets at 28 Lamented binder" relate;: an animated s ory of water. Chief characters Include Kramer's 3 4 s t 7 9 to 1 2 v a t e "Slinky," the ground r; Auto Parts "Bright Eyes." thelake "Tir.k- fk It " 13 le," the brock; "Slick, r," the ice sheet; "Ike," the ic :le; and It 14 15 ! others. ii 17 'b a • COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PARTS M 2' 22 '' | "Our purpose was to show how • AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 20 : pi 23 2* each water form fits into'Mother Nature's pattern and into^nodern • COMPLETE AUTO SPRING SHOP > P - / living," Clifford R. Humphrys, 2i 27 • the author points out. • AUTOMOTIVE MAINLINE SHOP Wi . 31 32 • MUFFLERS AND TAILPIPES 28 2f One booklet tells how (ground ss 34 J5 water, though not geinerally K- AUTO KRAMER appreciated, helps suppily our M J7 J8 39 wells, lakes and streams. 40 41 Another explains that Jujie, the PARTS snowflake—one of nature's pret¬ 42 JT 44 tiest creatures—includes jaround 800 E. KALAMAZOO IV-41335 m 1,000 crystals. °y>. >» • * i At STUDENT Book Stbre You Gel. . . F— #■ -• SOFTBALL CHAMPS--Members of the Roy Porter, Harold Swaisgood, William Mo- newly crowned IM softboll chompionship team gee, Leamon Williams, Marshall Green, Da¬ Butcher Boys, are: (l-r) first row: Ron Mar¬ vid Topel and Elton Aberle. Team members shall, Harlin Ritchie, Phil Burns, Jock La¬ not picture are Robert Deans and Elwyn Mil¬ mer* and Marty Haas. Second row; Cooch ler. --State News Photo. MCKWESZTIME will soon be here. AVOID MORE MONEY THE ! for RUSH! YOUR BOOKS Select your boo cs for Fall Term now while our supply Sell Now! for is large. Top Cash! The more you Sell.. Relax Between Terms by catching J T ™ The more you Save. up on your reading. Stock up on paperbounds from our complete 1 FREE PARKING IN REAR | selection. All of ur> at STUDENT Book Store would like to thanks to you, the students and faculty o|f extend our sincere Michigan State University, STUDENT for your patronage this summer. Book Store i STUDENT Book Store CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ACROSS FlioM BERKEY BiglO Signs Rose Bowl Contract -The Hit ler and the Athletic Association of ended *"v its stand ro tlic nftn ni.itivc Western Universities formally t!u viding the required 6-J ni; Jorm bonded themselves with a con¬ er the l^nO conic.1-:. authorizing nego itiuns w th the tinuous Rose Bowl SAVE*50* game foot¬ > renew it with the A.AWt. ball contract Tuesday. The contract has no fixed terms of years to run. but either party iVVL' (now consisting of UCLA. Southern C'ali- 'allfornia, Washington While couching at Wayne U'a.) High School, Penn Si on NEW may cancel it by giving two ... Washington State) _ =were ^ip Kngle compile 1 86 win defeat*and five Uea ,, CUSHMAN-VESPA! years' notice. < tie-killing 5-5 Big BOOBm Three of his teams unbeaten. The signing climaxed nearly two years of maneuvering by •the Big Ten to marshal the re¬ quired majority vote from its membership to put the New Year's Day spectacle In Pasa¬ dena back on a contract basis. Willie S In Sweden GOTEBORG, Sweden—(A P)-- Willle Atterberry, former Michi¬ $399.00 "•9 $429.00 gan State ace, captured two events Monday as Americans complete¬ ly dominated an international EAST LANSING s349.88 W.50 track and field meet here. harming Center Hall Colonial. Over Treat yourself to an exciting new sensation. Atterberry whipped to a 46.7 ,000 sq. ft. living area. Huge Living victory over Ulis Williams of Enjoy the heady exhilaration that results from oOm with Arizona State in the 400-meter fireplace. Bedrooms-1 1/2 riding a Cushman-Vespa. It's unequalled for run. ba ths.Garage. Interesting* lot. Within design, performance and pure pleasure. And talk Then Atterberry came-back about economy' It delivers up to 100 miles to win the 400-meter hurdles alking distance of M&U & all schools per in 52.2 Andersson easily outdistancing Ove of Sweden, who fin¬ CALL MRS. RICE KallonAM come in for FREE demonstration HltLEY INC REALTORS ished in 51.8. 716 Abbott Rd. Gene's Cyde Shop "English Bicycle Headquarters" ED '->641 Evenings ED 2-4092 702 W. Barnes IV 4-0326 Lansing Cut faky Ryan OTTAWA, Que.,—Rookie line¬ backer Ed (Rocky) Ryan from Michigan State university was ORGANIZATION OF ARAB STUDENTS IN U.S.A. placed the Ottawa on waivers Rough Riders. Monday by Holds Its 11th Annual Arab Student Convention The 215-pound gridder Joined M.S.U. UNION BUILDING the Eastern football conference team 10 days ago from the Tor¬ onto Argonauts but failed to August ^6 - September 1. appear in cither of the Riders' Workshops LECTURES BANQUETS ART EXIBITION ARAB NIGHT ARAE first two games. The cut brought the team down to the 33-player OGRAM limit. Sunday-Aug. 26th P re-Registration Public 2nd Floor Concourse 1:00 - 2:00 Spartans Speaking Seminar Room 21 2:00 - 4:00 Get Texan Minday— Aug. 27lh Registration 2nd Floor Concourse Alton "Buddy" Owens, all- 10:00 4:00 - district guard from Texas, has an OPENING BANQ JET PARLORS 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. decided to accept an athletic Reception Follows scholarship from the Spartans instead of Texas Tech, the UPI reports. Tuesday — Aug. 28th General Assembly PARLORS 9:30 - 12:30 p.m. Owens, s 6-1, 195-pounder, Workshops: 2:30 5:30 - played guard on Paschal's 4-A Arab National Coals Tower Room Educational & Cultural Rm. 31 - state semifinal football team, Economic Committee Rm. 32 Palestine Committee Parlors A&B - was anall-district pitcher in Algerian Committee Parlor C - Arab World & US Press Rm. 34 baseball and was a letter winner Organization of Arab Students Rm. 22 in Oracle. Public Speaking Seminar Room 21 7:00 9:00 p.m. Sor, Johnson Wednesday-Aug. 29th General - Assembly PARLORS Train With AF 9:30 - 12:30 Workshops (same as Tuesday) HAMILTON, AFB, Calif. «"* 2:30 - 5:30 Workshops (same as Tuesday) Michigan State students—Cadets Arab Talent Show 7:00 - 9:00 James A. Saur, Livonia senior, and Gilbert M. Johnson, Casso- 9:00 - 12:00 polis senior—trained for the Air Thursday— Aug. 30th General Assembly PARLORS 9:30 Force Reserve Officer Training 12:30 - Corps summer encampment Picnic Francis Park 1:30 4:30 - here, Air Force officials said Art Exhibition today. | Art Room 7:00 9:00 p.m - Both are members of the Arabic Movie Fairchild Theatre 9:00 11:30 p.m, - AFROTC program at Michigan State and will be eligible for appointment as Air Force second Friday—Aug. 31st General Assembly Ballroom 9:30 12:30 - lieutenant when they graduate. The Friday Prayer Green Room 12:30 1:30 - Elections of Executive Committee 2:30 - 5:30 Hathway Veep MSU Campus Tour 4:30 STORRS, Conn. Dele Hatha¬ 5:30 - — Arabian Night Music Auditorium way, MSU profess^ of agricul¬ 8:00 12:00- tural Tuesday economics, as one of was named two vice- Saturday-Sept. 1st General Assemb PARLORS 9:00 - 12:00 presidents of the American Farm CLOSING BANQU ET BALLROOM Economics Association meeting 1:00 - 4:30 at theUniversity of Connecticut. Hathaway will serve with pres¬ END OF CONFERENCE ident-elect Or. Lowell Hardin, of Purdue University in heading the national farm economist's The .Public is Invited To Attend the Workshops, Assemblies, Art Exhibition, organisation. And Arabian Night. A Nominal Ffee Will Be charged During The Banquets And The Movie. A first stringer on the stroller squad v . our littlest Spartan rooter proudly wears a Michigan State cable- knit letter sweater. White orlon with green "S" 2-4 sizes, 4.98 Infant's Shop Lower Level campus memo: don't forget to take along at least one sharp raincoat... preferably a dark-toned paisley stripe chesterfield of cotton poplin. Brown or blue/green. 6-16 sizes. 19.98 Sportswear wool fweed^ chesterfield and skitt ...the fov orite of young and active coeds and careerist s who I »*»e the trim I ines, casual chic of u co-ordinated costume. Velvet-collar chesterfield and matching slim skirt. Charcoal grey, blue, green, brown. 10-16 sizes. 50.00 Add Aniifials To Mountain Habitat Display Seversi new «r>lrriiit will be •tided to die Rocky Mountain Habit »t exhibit on display at the MSU nuMW. % ^e4tamcmt A ssountain rabbit, hoary mar¬ mot, golden mantlegrourd squir¬ rel and Clark'a nutcracker will Serving complete meals and be adied to tbe American and raves already exhibited. elk featuring pizza in a relaxing A pert of the museum's North America* Wildlife series. she South Sea bland atmosphere Rocky Mountain group opened early this summer. Tbe exhibit i actual timber line Evaes, Colo. "An exhibit such as the Rocky Try THE PIT for. Mountain year to group take* from ooe 14 months before com¬ , Chopped Steak & Onion pletion," said Victor Hog*, cur¬ ator of tbe museum. "We have Ring*. A complete meal\ to bru^ is materials from the field, paint background and coti- reasonably priced. The museum, gathers Actual materials such as racks and Delivery on Party Orders leaves in its attempt to dupli¬ SEUM VISITORS itions A i r Co^'dit toned cate particular settings. exhibit, o port of tbe North American Wildlife "If you went to Mt. Evans, ED 2-0863 you would aee a scene nearly identical to (be ope is our Rocky ■howcase," Hogg said, teams take field trips t summer to obtain fMierlale for exhibit*. The new animals for tbe Rocky Mountain group were collected by the Uni¬ versity of Colorado and shipped to M5U la dry ice. Before tbe animals are placed Is tbe showcase they must be stuffed and mounted. Small ani¬ mals may be mourned in a matter of hours; large animals like the American elk take as long as "Mounting time depends large¬ ly on tbe size of tbe animal and method used/' Hogg explained, "An animal such as tbe Ameri¬ can elk weighs so much that stuffing and mounting must be a slow, careful process." Finished exhibits in the wlld- and lnciude Great Plains Two Fashion Loves tropical groups. Booklet for Junior Petites Portrays Cathcart* by Josette Originals "Patriotism now is not what it was 90 yea/a ago, it has de¬ generated to mere pretext to pro¬ mote peraona! interest, it is merely a war of the ln's and Out's," James Leander Cache art, a 60-year-old veteran of the Revolutionary War, wrote to his sons on the Michigan-Indiana frontier In 1&33. Cathcart's comment on patri¬ otism la one of many personal views quoted in "The Cathcart Family." a booklet by Marvin (Charming fashions lor the live R, Cain, curator of history at the Museum. loot and utiders, Wear lieauti- "In the lives of the Cathcart fully as a dress, doubles a* family one may follow a narra¬ tive of events from tbe American jumper with your blouses and Revolution to the end of Recon¬ sweaters. Tbe sell-sasbed A- struction," Cain says in tbe in¬ line classic, the belled Million- troduction. "No great effort has beet> made file, both willt shape rtlaiiunf to relate these family experi- luting*, both textured all wool. „eac«s to accepted historical in¬ terpretations of either the period Hoth dresses in red and blue, or die people. Instead, at; attempt petiie si/,e« 5 to 13. I'ealured has been made throughout die narrative to let the Cathcart* in the August ShVliN'UihN. speak for themselves, or to des eribe the events as they exper¬ ienced them." "Tbe Cathcart Family" is c-e second in it* MSU Museum's aeries of cultural publications Tbe first report on the arch eologlcal excavations at Fort Mlcbiitroackinac, Mackinac City Michigan. Pony Express SALE Thws- hi. ^ in (••ufl.r.'-t®. mall this Wlt(Mdtii*(r*d downtown Lansing area LP and Stereo Records with in four hour# under a new DISC SHOP says "Thank You" stepped up business mail delivery system. tt 9\\ tvm^r rttrimii L Under the plan, first in the natiori, any letter dropped in speetaily 'designated boxes by 11 aim. will be delivered by PETER, PAUlL, cmd MARY $Uf 3 p.m. in the downtown area the BROTHERS FpUR n9y same; day. Th«j project iscalIed"ABCD," In Person J *1X1 the ajbbreviatSciR for "Accele¬ MUSIC MAN If $a«7 rated r-uslness Collection Deliv¬ Soundtrack or JB roadway ery" System. Frederick C. Helen, assistant WEST SIDE SfORY S5I7 postmjaster general, explained Soundtrack or Broadway the details of the program which went into effect Aug. 14. FOLK MATINEE S2J7 A special truck will pick up Limel iters the mail from 38 specially marked boxes in the downtown BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S i?I7 area iegir.nlng at H a.m. Mail Mancini will tl-en be put into high-speed cancel ng machines by r.ocm and Hundreds Of Other In Store Bargains ready for the second delivery You must bring this ad to get these prices at 1 p. n. it Laming is a was typical picked because medium-sized . DISC SHOP city, B ilen said. OPEN EVENINGS FAST DELIVERY-Lonsinfl is the first eity in the notion to hove the foster ABCD business moil delivery system. Susi- ness letters mailed in specially marked boxes before ill a.m. are delivered the same day at 1 p.m. --State News: Photo. FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANE R DEDICATION TO THE CAUSE OF FASHION HAS NO LIMIT The finest presentation of traditional shirt styiings. . . . Designed for men of tempered taste that change not for the mere sake of change. They feature expert tailoring plus tapered body with box pleat in center of back. Fine fabrics in white, smart colors, and classic stripes await your selection. BUTTON Also GOOD FOR DOWN 50< with Professional Dry COLLAR Cleaning Order of $2.00 or More /fi One-hour dry cleaning and shirt laundering at no extra charge --everyday including Saturday: Same day service on wash pants ^nd shirts. OPEN Mon Thru Fri ^.VriML JpFlAr**^ 2 loin merrily in the programme of enlightenment, thai all the world :r,ay share the pleasures to be derived Iron) our disbursements of Till 9 pm | the finest in wearing apparel for Gentlemen of taste. Make your selection toddy. Saturday U JMIU'N H % Till 7 pm ^ and coin-op Dry Cleaning 2 FRANDOR Shopping Center % ASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANE Prospective Nurses Warned On T»me era 1 n joint art ;'<-rne.' • < Cl»y cMtl4Ma{ Michigan cozens t;«et anc" thai graouates ot kite against rna;l vrotrrnurbti' k Ancompass*-# f.omf fan- completion of the Highway De¬ Untie scene* and MhMtarM In higher education irt Michigan. partment first five-year program the nftontlmi of upper Africa V©1> is h member of the coun¬ which Ww'fn 179ft and the latter part nf the 19th Century. was highlighted by con¬ struction of 702 miles of freeway, cil. which was originally formed to iralprove relations between I ADMISSION 901 THB ENM6B8W. I It i« In four parts. giving Michigan more than 825 Michigan state-supporUd "The Keconnat»*ance" in miles of superhighway. Shown At 8:15 colleges and the state legislature. ihrrnt a quixotic figure named The Year's most James Bruce, a red-haired. 6- Uproarious, foot-4 Scot who penetrated Into primitive Kthtopta late in the 1 Bth AdultSoph^stiqated Comedy! Century. He was a lone explorer who brought hack the earliest modern account of the strange people he found. "The French in Egypt" In a study of Napoleon'* temporary conquest of that land, and his rtsions of many projects that eventually were carried out by GARY others; and particularly It is about the campaign of the French oommanrfer Desaix agzinst the Turk. Murad. It was Oijk gruelling campaign that carried the French to the upper reaches of the riyer. "The Turks in the Sudan" Is DORIS mainly about little Muhammed All. a violent man who brought modern techniques of control to the wild country he dominated. DAY There is a fascinating chapter on She tidy Market, at the cross¬ roads of the trade routes. "The British in Ethiopia" Is THr.EISL 1UUF0JLEJLGN.JE1 LMS LAST TIMES perhaps the most fantastic of TO-NIGHT ^11 these accounts. It tells how PETER the British mounted a tremen¬ dous expeditionary force to res¬ SELLERS IN -THEATRE cue a handful of prisoners from an utterly insane Mack emperor "NEVER : MR • PAN AVIS'ON* named Theodore. There are detailed descrip¬ LET GO" tions of battles and the mountains, stories odd in the deserts explorers awl weird, brutal about £ STARTING FRIDAY 7 P. M. ^ HO YOUNG MJBBEY MEADOWS irmiiSfwwo-i wri «*as7e» >km xmtin mum THE * native customs. In some passages the reader may find the minute — 71 - »1 M l^grm «LCX» HKffTttTHUf ®y§manm^ w accounts of military campaigns a little tedious. But there are many exotic passages that will 1#** **** stir the arm chair adventurer. Altogether, it is an admirable ACHIEVEMENT Hit No (2) S^x>wn Once At 10:15 • performance in bringing to life a strange land in a strange time. Of THE YEAR" , 77v written on ; Miles A. Smith Best Sellers FICTION SHIP OF FOOLS. Portsr. DEARLY BELOVED, theih color wind * Lin4b«rgh. VOUNGBLOOO HAWKE, Rock Hudson! Lourccn Baca!I • Woufc. THE REIVERS, Pouiknsc. Robert Stack! Dorothy Malone J UHURU, Ruork. MONFICTION THE ROTHSCHILDS. Mor¬ ton. MY LIFE IN COURT, Nil*. . CALORIES 'DON'T COUNT, Tailor THF GUNS OF AUGUST, You'll ^a*e extra if we plan iH COLOR„ See ui for cruises, and tempting tours resort holidays. Yj\ JIM BROWN -FRANCES RAFFERTYi: Member STARTING FRI-AUG. 31st ■•****•»*•** **•••••#*•**•• |yJormr THE GLORY OF A MIGHTY EMPIRE' Fiimrd against the time STARTS SUN. WALT DISNEY'S • and nwMieui when a kin^ootn BON VOYAGE" • triumphed through the heart COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE •^eA*ur*>Sin' 130 W. Grand River ED 2-Sfc67 -- Legislative mS Pay continue #ruJe f hat r^rJrmgJ* (Continued from pogm 2) It reatfsj. simply ' The Republic an majority argu¬ "J'h e I -eg isint tire sha i j mrA iu- the in Legislature. wii.'i t'ln noriS, woui-f ' ■ incur;.- ed that the Legislature was enti¬ Authority of the 1 eglslaturi. vention, itj< Govt -r wouM be beucy designations for legiti-i- tled to at least Che sale of lottery tickets." required td appoint a replacement some restraint and other a two-thirds vote ol each houi tors partisan candi¬ Irked because a majority re¬ on Commission-recommenced to order an election on constit from the s^rne politic ; party as dates. fused to! include a proviso that that of pay Increases, and insisted if tional amendments aiso is co thje departed - i er 1 rri committee suspension, even.though the Legislature had never, by formal action, approved this suspension." Republicans contended that effect kg* should of law s be subjsct to legislative restraint, ever, if the Legislature were not in ses¬ sion at the time. They denied the provision was aimed at so- called Rule 9 of the Corporation and Securities Commission ban¬ ning discrimination in real oe- tase -sales. One of the proposed r^w'.Con- stltution's shortest sections got the convention into one of its knottiest parliamentary uagiefc. 10% DISCOUNT How ts All Student* New Discount Cord* Available in Fall C0LLE6E MANOR Hair Stylists Abbott Kd. ED 2-3U3 YUL BRYNHER in ESCAPE from ZAHRAIN R ns ! - Tukey's Attend Horticulture Meet ervoorts Va3D An hasl l.ansin g family i« president oi its fruit commission. sending tour of its members 1 ukey and alt three of his 213 B. GRAND RIVER tc the 16th International Horti¬ sons, Harold Jr., Ronald and cultural Congress at Brussels, Loren, will present papers during EAST LANSING Belgium, A ugust 31-September the congress program. The boys all received Pk. B) 24114 6. B.S. Harold Tukey, who recently and MS. degrees m horticulture retired as head of the MSU De¬ at MSU. Harold Jr. is now at partment of Horticulture, is vice- Cornell; Ronald is at Purdue; FINAL CLEARANCE! . president of the Congress and Loreti is at Pennsylvania State university. Lead To Talk" MSU appear on Staff members who will the program at' Brus¬ sels are Shegmi Honma, bean On Chromosomes Lee Virn Lead, assistant pro¬ breeding; S. H. Wittwer, effects of Kinins and Glbberellins; M. On All Summer Sports fessor of biological sciences, J. Bukovac, isotopes in foliar will discuss his observations of absorption and transport of nu¬ chromosomes involved In the re¬ productive cycle of cells at the international Congress for Elec¬ trients. Donald Dewey, controlled at¬ mosphere storage; Robert Caro- r Equipment. tron Microscopy in Philadelphia. lus, nutrients and paper mulch Aug. 29 to Sept. 3. for vegetable crops; Stanley The paper is co-authored by G. B. Wilson, professor of botany and plant pathology. * Johnson, peach breeding and Nor¬ man tatoes Thompson, breeding po¬ resistant to virus disease. For the golfer. . . Program Information IV 2-3905 CLUBS; mmmAH Wilson Woods $29,95 Doors Open 12:45 P.M.-Continuous MacGregor Woods s35.75 From I P.M. SET OF 5 Wilson Irons WERE J43.50 LAST SHOWING TODAY Feature m. 1:00-3:45- MacGregor Irons 538.75 6:30-9:20 P.M. BALLS: SPALDING Victor golf balls «or M.40 WILSON Flag golf balls were each now (fit Inside The Rock Cafied AJcatraz They Tried To Chain A Volcano Called The Bird Man'! PLYMOUTH Steel center balls were 89* each now For the tennis player. . . RACKETS: Jack Kramer IMPERIAL — 14.95 — 9.95 Tony Trabert PROFESSIONAL wo. 19.95 now 15.60 1:10-3:50-6:30-' 9:10 P.M. All SLAZENGER 20 % OFF | WILSON lop Notch lennis balls 1.50 cm ol 3 | HAkUbmUl! ^■BURT wi sum Just arrived for this fall. LANCASTER . . Wilson Football Helmets BIRDMQJ ALCATRAZ with face guard and chin KARl MAI IJIN / I til I MA RII UK strap. . . in different NEVILLE BRAND / tUMONU O'BRIIN school colors. MX) »•!!. ii.u UJ* iwjVMH ' ' !(>HN iHANWNHflMf* ',r^S ■"■fc * ^ ' ; op Gymnast Form 'LOOK HARD?'—lt is. Training to develop muscular control of their bodies, young gymnasts from 17 states and Canada will perform tonight in a "Night of Stars," at 7:30 in the Men's IM Building arena. hours of practice help do- «*■ asts into outstanding performers. State News Photos By Beta Feher 'US. Lags Russia In By SUSAN JACOBY of the State News Staff Ernestine Russell Carter, two-time Cana¬ dian Olympian and former MSU student, says gymnastics are "gaining in popularity in the United States, but the Russians and Czechs are still ahead." Mrs. Carter, now a physical education in¬ structor at Lansing Everett High Schoo'l, i# teaching here this week at the fifth Annual National Summer Gymnastics Clinic. The petite, ash-blonde gymnast says that gymnastics in the Soviet Union and Czechoslo¬ vakia are comparable in popularity to football in the United States. •'Gymnastics are still very new here,." she said. "However, new studios for gym instruc¬ tion are opening all the time. The Midwest is fairly w$U populated with them now." Over 100 young people are participating in the clinic at Jenison Fieldhouse, directed by MSU gymnastics coach George Szypula. Most of them are elementary or high school stu¬ HAND STAND-Working on a dents. bar trains young gymnasts to "The length of training for a person ser- develop an amazing sense of balance. ot jiisnm accompiisnmenr (Continued on page 19) Traffic Pilots Graduate Student Meeting Here CLARISSA., WHY DON'T ■lb ,000 An Killed in Fall WE SELL OUR BOOKS TO THE UNION BOOK STORE ( hrisiophf-r James Stringer patently J« ISO teet from Ked- tiding t< Jr., a graduate stutlent working way l-.lufl. located in u redwood Safety Council statistics. toward his M.A. in social work forest. Hie accident More million than persons one and suffered one-half dis¬ at MSU, died Sunday In a hiking Sunday morning and he died later occur ed AND USE THE MONEY accident in Ca 1 if or nl a, in the day at Gaberville. abling Injuries in auto accidents last year, the figures reveal, Mr. Mrs. C. Stringer, son of Dr. and Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. SOMETHING WE J. Stringer, 420 North- today at die Flr« Pres¬ and in the first six months of this year, the toll of dead and lawn. East Lansing, ployed as a social worker in a was em¬ byterian Church in Lansing. NEED. injured is running higher than in 1V61. Mendocino, C alif., mental hospi¬ Grad Promoted tal this summer. MSU graduate Richard Will¬ Now joining the battle against He was hiking rtearCabervllle, iams was this indiscriminate slaughter is recently appointed IBM Calif., 200 miles northeast of procurement manager at Endi- the Pilot Club International, a San Francisco. The Associated service club of professional cott, N. Y, Williams received women. The organization will Press^jiaid^Mr^iuM^^^ttj?-^ sponsor its first highway traffic safety conference Friday to Sun¬ day at MSU's Kellogg (.enter for Coral Gables' Continuing Education. ILFORNO In three days of concentrated work, state safety chairmen and presidents from many states will study the Action Program of Tlie Hie Name that Made Pizza f amous in President's Lansing Committee for Traffic Safety to lay tike ground¬ NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. work for safety campaigns with¬ in tlieir individual states. Serving Snacks - Sandwiches • Luncheons • Dinners Also Catering to ^ Speakers (Continued from page 1) Private Parties • Banquets VwU Our Rullutkeller - Meetings entitled "Al-Morahiqust" will be Open S p.m. Daily shown at 9 p.m. Thursday in Phone ED 7-1311 Fairchiie Theatre, The movie features the well- Complete l ake-Out Service known Arafc poet and permanent Jordan rep/ csentalive to the UN AMei Moneim Kifai. Fits! re¬ cites his Our Favorite Suit... new poem in Arabic dedicated to Algeria. "Arabian Nights," a festival Pampored t® Perfection of music, songs, folk dances and sketches will end the week's in Wide-Wale entertainment at 8 p.m. in the - Corduroy Music Auditorium. Students will meet throughout tilt week wifi. Arab ambsssa^ dors, UN representatives and TAKE HO cultural attaches. American representatives will also he pre¬ set!'. M.S. 11. SWEAT .\fol. students, faculty and staff members and the general public sx invito! to iittetKl 'If vat loUS Butcher (Continued from page I) good singled. The Inning also saw Marshall hit a home run bail over tit htad of die tight f.eider, I>ul lie missed second Uijuitfg fe§s Hkfr: the lit a.*.d was called out. ijitbOigi l»|lle »inf / 1* Lang*, fh* losing pitcher, P*1*4 (I tii » .if at Lake Lansing Amuse¬ U OIAEERENT ment Psrk. The executive board of the SWEATSHIRTS unlci however, rn'i.^fp.ty tlx* Inf'title stoves. re/Mger.itors, pound (if Jrdninpr ■ r I - bear»l labor, r t-pair .r r'-pl.irf-rr;'r ' < '•«!» dally in the MSI 'b marriprf hous¬ plumbing, jirirl fIoor work. of Items if damaged or broken ing areas. According to Roetman, point is issued to residents who wish through negligence. "While necessary maintenance The costs of maintenance are work is carried on at all times, to paint their units if they need the hulk of preventive mainte¬ it. paid from housing Income. Roetman said that the date of He said that apartment items nance is accomplished In the which are broken or damaged application determines an appli¬ summer," said John Roetman, cant's position on the married assistant manager of married as the result of general use 1 housing waiting list. housing. l^*^^ai^rf_wlthom_chjirge^ "From 20 to 25 students are employed to help the 33 regular maintenance men in the sum¬ mer," he said. "During the rest of the year about eight stivients work with the married housing maintenance crews." MSU has 2,056 student apart¬ ments with ofie or rwobedrooms, and 184 apartments for faculty and staff in 199 brick which require the basic mainte¬ buildings AMUSEMENT PARK nance work that confronts any home owner, he said. FINAL EXAM STUDY BREAK "Some crews are occupied in painting exterior trim, doorways, NIGHT- EVERY NIGHT railings, and stairways," Roet¬ man said. The interior crews are busy • Admission Physics Prof Speaks FREE • Parking At Conferences • Picnic Area Donald J. Montgomery, pro¬ SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES fessor of physics, will speak for All Picnic Groups I on the effect of isotopic compo¬ Call FE 9-8221 for reservations sition on solid state spectra in Cincinnati, this week. Weekends k Holidays Open Week Days The conference is the Inter¬ J2 noon - 12 midnight 2-5 pm 7-12 pm national Symposium on Far Infra¬ general main- except Monday red Spectroscopy, and is main- sponsored by the Air Force. fall term occupancy. The paper is co-authored by Al Bivens, gat reody to paint port two former graduate students, of tha steelwork under the watchful eye of Duane Patram, W. B. Zimmerman and R. H. balcony supervisor. -State News Photo. Mjsho. USER/MANN'S TABBY-WEAVE HANDBAGS ... new texture for fall CASH BOOKS NOW OR ANYTIME NEED CASH? ? BRING YOUR BOOKS Fashion-find by G a r a y, a won¬ derful woven mini-check fabric that TO takes added importance in sleek, tailored lines. See this and other $4 95 styles with delightfully modest price plus tax GIBSON'S tags. DOWNTOWN LANSING EAST LANSING BOOKSTORE 107 S. Washington 209 E. Grand River CORNER W. GRAND RIVER & EVERGREEN -ar i'liortciH Common In IOV Car iclepliofieB will l«- a idiii- moi) accessory within 10 years, according to a communications lime To Sell expert. Your Books.. And the monthly coat will not be much more than that of a home phone, reports H, E. Weppler, head radio engineer fc>r the American Telephone and Tele¬ graph Corp.. New York. The main roadblock to the service, he notes, baa been the limited number of frequencies allowed by the Federal Communi¬ cations Commission, and this is now being worked out. Speaking at a Telephone En¬ gineering Conference July 1-20 at Michigan State, Weppler re¬ vealed other communication de¬ vices now in the experimental or testing stages. A personal, pocket telephone, something like Dick Tracy's "two-way wrist radio," Is a real possibility In a few years, he said. Greater use also will be made , DON'T LICK THAT STAMPI'-Pleoae, fensl The Michigan- of a new "wlreleas extension Michigon State game hat been an announced sellout for weeks! phone" — a small, portable unit Hold your checks ondapplication*! This it the earnest plea of which offers two-way conversa¬ Bill BcartUy, athletic ticket manager, becouse every mail tion within a limited area* brings additional applications with chocks or money ordors. Now In (tie experimental stage, "All wo do is sond thorn right bock," savs Beurdsley. "There but soon to be put into general just aron't any individual gomo tickots for the big ono loft." use, Weppler adds. Is telephone ________^t»t*_H«ws_Photo^ Kofltchek'ti has all that's new in fashions with a 'natural' point of view for them at C.B.S. I K. Lan»ing9$ Department Store for Student* For Pall '62, the nation':* fashion oracles say: YOU RE NOT DRESSED WITHOUT A VEST! (Jul CAMPUS recommendation; 4 Vault/ Town vested suit, in «■)i 1 die newsworthy and colors <100 fj.li/K (i Hie Maditonaile wj/ with- the tr For Rent ♦ For Sale X^^^^Ew&Ferd *Convertible. 406 C.I. Registered Nurses for afternoon APARTMENTS Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apples, "» ■poed. Radio, nylon ftnd night doty. Good salsry ar* ' " w». 44i-l axle. Call Jim Ding- _ New completely Blueberries, Honey Rocks, Sweet personnel policies. Call ED* fast, ^ Corn, Farm Fresh Eggs. Also wall SA 5-2RB or SA 5-7S6S- 2-0*01. 19 furnished luxury apartments furnished ai with O-oeso, 19 '" " ' ' U 2, 1. 2. or 3 bedrooms. bedrooi other fruits and vegetables at Air con¬ Ford Convertible „ V-8gc. Stick! COED mer and Fall MODELS needed for Sum- State News^ro- ditioned. dition^. carpeting cstpettq throughout. reasonable prices. Roadside Farm Market, 3 miles east Ceramic tiled baths, ■ y Shift Shlity'Mack with white b« beautiful gi top. motions. Come to the State News East kitchens close In Renting for Lansing on U.S. 16 at Oke- SOKAL E, Wch^a>.-IV S-2243. c Ottce, room 341 Student Services Building after 3. Nocalls Please. Se^r Phone Fabian Phone ^u£ mos Road. t.f. SELL THAT CAR) Real Realty. ED2-08U. Concord Trailer 10 feet wide. Pyt ait ad Men 8r Women to sell party plan 19 50 feet long, 2 bedrooms. Pur- in dse Welcome Week Edlrton. quality wys. Full or part time. rtOH , „ . _ chased in June—1962 model. Call 25,000 copies wnibe primed for No investment. H & B Toy Sates. HOUSES ED 2-8487. the new and transfer students. 19 IV 7-0*51. 10 One bedroom at 5934 5' Park Lake Bicycle Man's Schwinn. 3-speed . Call 3S5-82S5 today! 19 DO "YOU "YOU WATCH T.V.! Custo- Drive Drive. . J60 $60 a monthmi on lease, gear, basket, good condition. $18. Volvo 2 door sedan mers do too and- they are wait- Inquire 15376 Case Drive or Call ~ one Phone 332-3789. 19 Show room condition. Get ing for the Avon Representative SAratoga 3-5362. 19 to call. Will you be this 1562 RICHARDSON TRAILER. 40 our deal. Lay 4 Matthews. 1322 lucky Available September 15. 4-bed- x 10. Owner must sell. E. Michigan, IV 5-2243. C representative? Contact Mana- room bl_leVel home, Cas heat. Highest bid takes. Call 646-6181. 19 Huckins, 5664 School Street, Has F,mi" «-■ SAABS with fire place. Garage. With Typewriter Royal. Office model. Good used SAABS from $695 to lett, Michigan, IV 2-6893. C 13" carriage. Pica lease option will refund part of type. Call $1395. Cone; in and look over Part-time Clerk-Stenographer. rent for down payment. 5 minutes ED 2-4431. 19 Must have Federal Civil Service to East Lansing. 484-9585. 19 8 mm Movie Camera Bauer 88 ' Status. Hours 8-12 on campus. B with 1.9 Schneider STRATTON Phone 332-4291. 5 room furnished house 19 from 3/4 mile Normal and Schneider Cur tar Xenoplan campus. Parking. $75 de¬ SPORTS CAR "AVON CALUNC" FOLLOW posit required. $85 a month on Wide Angle Lenses. Compumatic (Bolex System). Variable Speed. CENTER THE DOORBELL CHIMES for lease. Call IV 9-2389. 19 $55 ED 7-0531 6-7 P.M. a profitable career. Write or 19 Campus-near. Tranquil, sub¬ call - Mrs. Alana Huckins, 5664 Labrador Retriever Puppies. 1915 E. MICHIGAN urban environment. 3 bedrooms. School Street, Haslett, Michigan, Ideal family DIAL IV 4-4411 * 2 baths. 2 car garage. Spae- pet or all-purpose IV 2-6893. C hunter. ED 7-7213. Wallace ious lawn. ED 2-2788. 19 "Before you buy, chock our Full-time Woman Cashier. Must Reese. 1569 Hatch Road, Okemos. deals!" 528 Allen Street near East be neat and pleasant. Call in Lans¬ * JI Lettich & Stenberg person. Prince Brothers' Mar¬ ing. Newly decorated 2 bed- Used 1959 Mo-Ped Motor Bike. 2628 E. Kalamazoo ket, 555 E. Grand Rive' 19 rooms, unfurnished bungalow. Best offer. Call 355-7871 after 484-3229 C " Venetian blinds, gas heat, 6. 19 Student wife to care for small garage. """Olds 1955 4 door hard top. Clean $100. Call IV 5-0336. 19 child in my home alternate morn¬ mom- Royal Futura Portable in excel¬ and In good condition. Call 355- ings. Laundry privileges. Pro- To Leas*: mgs. lent condition. Leather 3 bedroom ranch, carrying 8234 or IV 5-5459. 18 vide, own transportation. vide. Mrs. 5 years old. case. Call Sharon Riddle IV 2- Near schools. * Elvin Turtle. IV 4-6543. 6275 days IV 5-7493 evenings. Or...,.., EWP-** IV 4^3. 19 .9 Full tiled basement, garbage dis¬ or tttpfc 3 *.4 speeds. White, Red. posal. $125 per month. Call 19 W Cnr Rent i* Blade. Also i960. Priced from ^ ror I^CTO TU 2-1889. 19 Apparel - Men's , Children's. U~ $2495- T« V. RENTALS—For your room 6 months 6x. - Ladies coats. er, or apartment. From $5 ROOMS skirts, sweaters, dresses, 9-12. -- $7 a Reiaults 1961. 2 ;959 s. Hard- month. ALL S£TZ GUARAN- C?ood condit'on- Frlday after 5 - MEN AND WOMEN: Single and ■ top* Sunroof. Priced from $495. TEED. Phone NEJAC "L. V. • double rooms available for rest on*> Sunday. 321 North Har- 75 RENTALS ED 28971? or 489- of summer session. rlS0n' East Lansing. 12. Rambler American 1961 Conver- 1684. ■ r Special 19 *>- Uble-Red Bucket seats. Radio, wing for women. SPARTAN 1960 46 x 10 3-bedroom APARTMENTS HALL. 215 Louis, one block from Mobile Home. Skyline ~ 19 heater, white wall tires. One Many accessories 3 ED 2-2574. owner. Co*npact«beaury plus 3 room furnished room Wrnished studio Studio apart¬ apart- campus. t.f. Richard Van Engen - R #1 M-79 ment ment ground floor. All private. S1"04"*2 economy. * FALL TERM: Approved, super- Hastings or Phone 945-4884. 19 Cvm1I«.» Excellent area. r? 1_. Faculty or staff for vised rooms men. Singles „ Transportation Specials Priced T _ only. Phone ED 7-7676. from $50 to $100* 19 $9.00: Doubles $6.50. Large x ! ^attached 12' Insulated, heated annex, comfortable rooms with wash¬ 1951 Ford, 1952 Chevrolet, 1956 ^*c?ve furnished 2 bedroom bowl e^h. Lobby with TV. and llvln« Olds 2 door hardtop, 1953 Chev¬ first floor of house. Currently room). On choice lot, one mile rolet, 1954 Buick. 1955 Ford 2 being remodeled. Utilities except phones, parking, laundry facili east eas{ f c Phone 332- door hardtop. All running—Good electricity. Accomodated 4. ties. Spartan Hall. 215 Louis, 1460. Available September 1. Call 355- one block from campus. ED 19 Condition, 1245. 19 2-2574. t.f. Light-weight Motorcycle.Gradu- SPARTAN MOTORS Female student. Very large sing- 118 Woodmere 3 room apartment must 1959 German Hercules ^ red ^ ^hrome INC for men or couple. No discrim¬ le room. Private bath, phone, cellent condition. Economical J-Be. Ex¬ 3000 E. MICHIGAN ination laundry facilities. $9.ED2-3880. except behavior, at¬ IV 7-3715 titudes. Call ED 2-2882 for 301 Highland Avenue. 19 transportation, perfect for camp¬ ap- us. Reserve fuel 19S3 Ford convertible.New tires, C tank, adjustable pointment. 19 APARTMENTS and ROOMS shocks, paint. V8 standard AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR buddy seat, locking tool WANTED! Call 355-8255 if you boxes, saddlebags. New battery, „ 3 rooms and bathfumished. Util- have one to rent. Put your Ad in We service all Foreign Carat ities P,id* IV a month. Call the Welcome Week Edition. You tubes, chain. Extra gas can', Corns in to see us soon) 9-0341. cover, windshield, tubes. Call will reach all incoming students ED 2-2969. 8- Unsupervised 19 apartments for over 21 who are now Mel's Auto Service rent. 1 2 eligible for 1960 Skyline Mobile or bedrooms. Newly off campus, unapproved Home. 3 315 W. Grand River furnished. Air conditioned. All housing. bedrooms, front kitchen with yel¬ 332-3255 private baths. Close to campus. 19 low appliances, room for West- Parking for all. ED 2-3792. 19 Across from West Campus. Stu¬ inghouse Spacemates. 185 gallon FOR BETTER SERVICE dent over 21. 332-1202. 19 oildrum, 2 trailer gBS tanks and APARTMENTS and ROOMS WANTEDI Call 355-8255 if you many more accessories Includ¬ That will keep your car on die "go"—stop In at— have one to rent. Put your Ad ^ For Sale ed. Contact Mrs. Richard Van in the Welcome Week Edition. SEWING MACHINE in console. Engen. Route 1, Hastings, or SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE, tic. Ex- You will reach all incoming stu¬ $1.50 per week will handle this phrfne 945-4884. 19 Batteries, tires, complete. dents over 2 1 who are now 1961 model ZIG-ZAG. Fancy Dad lubrication, wash Jobs. are youdoingthe Xmas shop¬ stiches buttonholes, etc. plus ping or is Mom having a TOPS Quality Texaco Products and eligible for off campus, unap¬ , twin-needle sewing. Full price IN TOYS Party? IV 5-7824. Skilled Service. proved housing. 19 I only $38.90. IV 5-1705. 19 2 men. Living room, bedroom, MUST SELL DAN O'SHAUCNESSEY bath, kitchen. $85 a month plus ER - beautiful SING¬ zig-zag in wood( console. ^ Lost & Found utilities. Close to Campus. ED $61.25 cash or take on new con- LOST!! Textbook for ED 312. 2-5374. 19 tract at $5.10 per month. This PSYCHOLOGY of HUMAN Need third student for fall term one does everything without at- GROWTH and SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE to share modern, three man, tachments. IV 9-3011. DEVELOPMENT, 19 By Bailer & Charles. CORNER GRAM) RIVER Losteuher unapproved-unsupervised apart- UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER m room 102 ,or 114 °«ssey Hall, and SPARTAN ' ment. Close to campus. Call Phone 337-9034 C -large carnage, excellent con- P^*6* cal1 GaU at 337-152 7 after John 332-5340. 19 dition. Phone ED 2.-2357. 6:00. 19 AWT ADS ! •\1VI K A l IONS. lleuinitnt> & re¬ Hjrte WANVHO to Lorn Anftelesot- . Married student wtth Personal painting . styling.: formal s. troupers, San 1- ranclsco. Share o I- skirts, etc. M.EOI.I N THREAD driving ex¬ penses. August 30-31. Call Mark experience deairea outdoor orVln- door -work starting August 28. i.l. Shop. IOR Division, behind Cam¬ Phone 355-9499. 19 355-56V9. 19 FREE FILM l ast t.ansing. An exceptional nil pus Drue Store. ED 2-5584. C brick, air conditioned home with¬ 'A ANTI .D - Rulers to New York Girls English bicycle. Must be With Prints. Black and white-- T.V. SERVICE. Special rate for in in easy walking distance of camp¬ City. Leaving Thursday August good condition. Call Max Seeds <27, 620. 75f minimum. college housing. SerVice calls. 30 in the at 355-3373. us. 6 .spacious rooms, beautiful $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV.. morning. Call Fred 19 Marek Rexail condition, moderately priced. H»10 Herbert. IV 9-5009. 355-3774 or IV 2-5769 alter 6 Mature responsible woman C to and evenings. for Prescription Center C all Romayne E. Hicks, Broker. Dolnestic and 19 care ip-mowh old boy 'tn 301 N. Cllppert (by Frandor) .IV 9-4688. Evenings. ED 2-2945. (mportedyarns and Driver wanted our Haslett home. FE 9-2795 to California! patterns. 10% DISCOUNT cm do¬ would like my 1960 Volkswagen -12 mestic yarns to MSU students. Prescription Specialists C Faculty Neighborhood. 2 blocks Alteration work on knit driven to Los unfurnished garments; Angeles as soon un to Okemos bedroom modern apartment. Two Fellow Married Students: Christ¬ Elementary and Junior regauging of patterns. as possible. Will pay for gas mas toys free when you have High School. 3 bedroom Cape and oil. Call 355-3400 or 332- grad women. Pay to $100. a toy Cod on shady 6815. 337-2689, after 5:30. party helping many. 355-2750. 19 landscaped 3/4 MARION'S YARN SHOP 19 » acre lot. 1 1/2 baths, dining It's not 3223 Mall Court wanted to Berkeley or only the nice toys, but how full room, basement, screened San Francisco,California. Leave they fit the child that you care porch. Call ED 2-0267. 19 j^l^andotjl^ WANTED TO RENT about. TOPS IN TOYS September 1. Call Okpo Onyek- IV 5- EXCELLENT T. V. REPAIR or 7824. all makes and models. All work were 355-7989. 19 C 1063 Lilac. 3 bedroom, den, fire- MSU Staff member and Stu¬ You'll have pi ace. spacious guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL to go canoeing unless kitchen-dining COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 * Wanted dent need small furnished he has his auto insurance with area, large landscaped lot. FHA. house' in Available September. ED 7-1887. A.M. to 8:30 P.M. T. V. Tech¬ Lansing. Cast Bubolz hDgewood 2-8671- House wanted by private party - nicians, 3022 E. Michigan. Call Lansing or Okemos area. upstairs next to Spudnut Shop. C IV 7-5558 with cash. Prefer Fast Mature responsible and J9 c Lansing or When 3 large bedroom home. TRAVEL vicinity. Call ED 2-5977. 19 will give owners care and you're down in the dumps Recently anywhere - any Room with cooking rent to $100. redecorated. I 1/2 baths, double time. privileges buy a car, then insure it with Quality catering for all oc¬ garage. 66* x 127*. FHA approved. casions or furnished apartment for uwo Hubol/ - 332-8671 - 220 Albert - to fit your budgei. Close bus to campus. IV 2-8838. MICHIGAN CATERING SERVICE women,'Needed Fall Term. 355- Call 355-3774 to 5 pjn.. at M.A.C. - 2nd floor. C IV 9-3343. 1968. 482-5769 after 6 pjn. or 19 C HOUSF write: Box 341 Student Ser¬ Real Estate Immediate occupancy - 3 bed¬ House painting by 2 students. TRAILER, 8 feet wide Ex¬ 30 feet vices Bldg. care of State room ranch home near Wilkshire perienced. Reasonable rates. or longer. Reasonable. EAST LANSING, Hillbrook Park Phone IV 4-0425. 19 Subdivision. 3 bedroom. Full Country Club. $17,400. Call FE- Call i-D 2-ft33b or ED 7-7837. 19 9-8821. 19 basement. Aluminum siding. Gas Application and Passport pic¬ heat. East Lansing 1/2 acre double CASH FOR Large lot. 3 blocks tures now to new being taken at HICKS lot by owner. 3-fyedroom ranch. school. A wonderful area for STUDIO, while you wait or one1 $700 down and $12,000 land con¬ playful children. 5 799 Qeuna day service. ED 2-6169 for ap- tract buys it. I block to Marble Parkway. FE 9-t>622. 19 pointment. C Okemos. Must sell this week will rent. Beautiful, largecustom built brick home. English style or school, near shopping center. 614 7574. N. Hagadorri Rd. ED 7- 19 STUDENTS HiFi—Stereo equipment. YOUR BOOKS overlooking Red Cedar River. Ampex—V of M—Fisher. One acre lot, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 J^ Service Also complete THESES PRINTED Call after 7 "CB"£ear. baths, many extras. Under pm, ask for Bob $30,000. ED 2-3304. 19 Rapid service, quality Diazo Carrington—ED 2-8068. "Your prints. Also blue printing. Man in Audio". 19 East Lansing. Lovely brick I 1/2 CAPITAL CITY BLUE TYPING SERVICE Story Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms and 221 S. Grand bath up. Many extras, garage. EDIE Lansing—IV 2-5431 STARR: Typist, theses, 5 minute walk to MSU, 1 minute dissertations, term papers, gen¬ to shopping. 128 Gunson, Phone eral typing . Experienced. IBM ED 2-8216. 19 DIAPER SERVICE electric typewriter.OR 7-8232.C North Pine, close to Capitol. In¬ SERVICE to your desire. COLLEGE PAPERS typed on come 3 bedroom apartment first You receive your own di¬ campus location. Fast, accurate, floor. 4 bedrooms, bath and kit¬ apers back each time. With reasonable. 15 years exper¬ chen second floor. Call IV 4-9340. our service, you may in¬ ience clude your baby's under¬ Dorthy Alden. 355-8182. 19 shirts and clothing which 19 LOOK ME OVER!! Hillbrook will not fade. White, Blue For Fast Accurate Park. 3 bedroom ranch. 10 min¬ typing on elite or Pink diaper pails fur¬ IBM typewriter call 339-2139. utes MSU. Fenced yard. $1100 nished. down. Inquire 5794Montebello. 19 £ AMERICAN LAUNDRY Accurate typist—term papers, East Lansing, 3 bedroom house 111 F. WASHTENAW theses, manuscripts, etc. 332- double lot. Down payment $700. IV 2-0864 C 8064. 19 Priced under $13,000. Phone 337- TYPING: Term papers and 7574. 19 gen¬ eral typing. Call ED 2-8426. 19 Near Wilkshire Country Club - THESIS TYPING & PRINTING 4 bedroom Colonial home. Two at Wonch Grafic Service puts ANN BROWN Typist ind multi- car garage, (. all 1 I 9-SS2I. 19 llth offset printing (plack & white & color). IBM. you at the top in your orals! ^General typing, OSCEOLA COUNTY. Modern term papers, theses, disserta¬ 10 room, stone house. Over¬ tions. ED 2-8384. C looking Muskegon River. 4 acres. $8,000. ED 7-0111 or 355- Transportation 1749. 19 WANTED - Ride to New York City or Catskill Mt. Resort Area. WE CARRY A FULL LINE Want to leave anytime Tuesday FINALS? or Wednesday. Call Arty 355- OF 8256. After 6 IV 2-5769. DON'T PANIC! M.S.U. SWEATSHIRTS PAR-MORE STUDY GUIDES FOR GOLF COURSE (Boys - Girls & Adults Sizes) Regulation 9 Holes ALL THREE TERMS Par 3-9 holes and 1000 yd. driving range OF BASICS Corner Park and East M-78 Lake Road M.S.U. SOUVENIRS Phone ED 2-3432 NOW AVAILABLE REESE'S © SPARTAN !T°OM BARBER Continental Imports Corner Ann & M.A.C 'S SHOP Phone 484-7786 or stop ot East Volkswagen Lansing, Michigan 311 E. 1720 East Michigan Avenue, GRAND RIVER Lansing. Dealer 226 E. Kalamazoo MON-SAT 10-6 p.m. 485-1743 (On Sorority Row) tten urc First Church First Presbyterian Conference Attracts Spartans 'Always a warm welcome at Eight MSU students will attend ner, Detroit, and Allen Kirton, Seventh - Day Of the Nazarene Ottawa and Chestnut a week long Lutheran-Episcopal New Zealand. Study Conference at Stephens Adventist Church 9:30 Worship Service Miss Tec la Sund, campus College, Colombia, Mo., Wednes¬ worker at the University Temporarily meeting at Cribbery and Nursery Pro¬ day through Sept. 1. Lutheran church, will be University Luthern Church a dis¬ Division and Ann St. vided Lutheran participants will be Church School - *45 «.m. cussion leader. Kathie Fisher, Flint; Rod Mors- SATURDAY SERVICES nlng Worship- 11:00 a.m. . SERMON Sponsored by the Lutheran Stu¬ check, Lansing, and Margaret 9:30 a.m. Sabbath School Youth Groups- 6:00 p.m. dent Association and the National with Parker, East Lansing. 10:50 Evtnjellstic Hour- 7:00 p.m. Caterbury Committee, the study a.m. Worship Service Episcopalian participants will conference will feature lectures, Guest Minister be Susan Lundberg, East Lans¬ ROGER W. COON - minister Nursery Provided discussion groups, worship and For information or transpor¬ Preaching ing; Ed Spalding, Panama; Judy Harry T. Stanley. Minister fellowship. tation call 355-0991. '■rr Bwer^^BlrminghamijC^ e < University Methodist Edgewood Peoples First Christian Aii Saints Episcopal 1118 S. Harrison Rd. St. Johns Student Ministers: Wilson M. Tennant Church Reformed Church Church Interdenominational Parish J Glenn M. Frye Worship Services 469 North Hagadorn Road Fr, R. Kavanaugh 240 Marshall St. Lansing 800 Abbott Road - ED 2-1313 9;45 a.m. and 11:00 a.tn. (5 blocks north of Grand Fr. T. McDevitt Rev. Rev. Robert Gardner SERMON "Buried Treasure" River) ED 2-8693 John M, Hofman, Pastor 327 M.A.C. Rev. Wilson M. Tennant Episcopal Chaplain to M.S.U. Morning Service 10:00 a.m. Nursery, crib room for all MINISTERS Evening Service ":00 p.m. services. Sunday Masses Rev. Truman A. Morrison Rev. Edward A. Roth Church School 9:45 a.m. all Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, Jr. Those in need of transporta¬ Rector ages. 7:15-8:30-9:45-1 |;i5 tion call Mr. Henry Bosch at Rev. George W. Tuma, WESLEY FOUNDATION SUMMER SERVICE (Babysitting at 8:30 & 9:45) ED 2-2223. Daily Masses 6:45 a.m. Curate Geroge 1. Jordan, Minister 9:30 A. M. 7:20 a.m. & 8:00 a.m. Director Saturday Masses 8:00 & Lansing Central Sunday, August 26 9:00 a.m. Confessions daily Free Methodist Sunday Evening Sermon by during 8:00 a.m. Mass and SUNDAY SERVICES 6:00 p.m. Supper Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, Jr. Saturday 4-5;30& ":S0-9 P.M. Church 7:00 p.m. Informal "The Community of Faith" 828 N. Washington, Lansing Novena Services Discussion Re*. F. W. Van Valin 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion Church School," Cribroom Tues. 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. through 5 years old ,9:30a.m. U):00 a.m. Morning Prayer or Wesley Foundation Visitors Morning Service 11 a.m. to Ingham County Home Tues¬ Affilated with United Church THURSDAY Holy Communion. ":00 P.M. Sermon By Of Sermon & Church School. day at 6:45 p.m. Christ, Congregational- MEETING & OPEN HOUSE Rev. Van Valin Bus operates around Christian, Evangelical and Saturday Dance Youth Fellowship 6:00 p.m. Reformed campus for all services. 9-12 P.M. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Transportation by Cab- WELCOME WELCOME Phone ED 7-9778 Call IV 2-9857 WHAT THEN ARE WE TO DO'' This question is asked Kimberly Downs Peoples Church University Lutheran First Church of every Sunday in the worship Church of Christ East Lansing Church service of Central Methodist Christ Scientist Church. Lansing. In fact, and Student Center 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing Interdenominational "What Then Are We To Do?' National Lutheran Council 709 Last Grand River Sheets are prepared for every Division and Ann Street, E.L. (2 blocks W. of Frunder 200 W. Grand River East sermon. The minister offers Lansing Shopping Center on E. (2 blocks north of Berkey Hall) five or six suggestions for 332-2559 Grand River) at Michigan study and application during ChuTch Service II A. M. the week. Approximately half Sunday School 11- A. M. SUNDAY SERVICE Pastor: C. I*. Klinksick the congregation takes a sheet IV 9-7130 home. ♦ 10:00 a.m. Campus Worker: Tecla Sund If you wish to worship where persons desire to "Ap¬ CONSTANTS IN A CHANG INC Gerald O. Fruzia, Sr. SUNDAY WORSHIP ply Christianity," we invite WORLD Subject 9:00 & 10:15 A.M. you to worship with us next Sunday. SUNDAY SERVICES "MIND" Reverend Roy J. Schramm Sermon By Services at 10:00 A.M. Bible Study 9;55 a.m. Pastor Klinksick SERMON Vlommg Worship 10:55 a.m. Wed. Evening Meeting 8 P.M. "When God Takes rhe lnitia Evening Worship 0:00 p.m. Church School SUNDAY SCHOOL Reading Room tive" Wednesday Evening 9 A.M. only 134 W. Grand River 10:00 a.m. Bible Studv 7:30 p.m. Dr. Dwight S. Large preaching Thursday Evening Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m.-5p.m. Ladies Bible Class 7:30 p.m. Crib room throughoth grade. Nursery care is provided at Mon. Tues. Thurs. 8. 9 A.M. Prayer Service all services. Friday ?:00 - 9 p.m. Central Methodist For Transportation Call (Participating in All are welcome to attend Church FE 9-8190 11:00 a.m. Fellowship Period- United Campus Ministry.) Church Services, and visit Capitol at Ottawa ED 2-1960 or ED 2-2434 Refreshments Across trom the Capitol and use the Read.ng Room. FIRST WESLEYAN East Martin Luther Lansing Eastminster METHODIST CHURCH Trinity Church Chapel And Presbyterian Church North Magnolia Ave. at Michigan Student Center Interdenominational 1315 Abbott Rd.. East Rev. Robert L. Lansing 120 Spartan Avenue Sunday School - 9:45 AM Moreland, 444 Abbott Road, East Lansing Minister Rev. E. Lugene Williams 332-0778 Pastor Morning Service - 11:00 AM "heodore K. Bundenthal, 541 Waibrtdge Drive, I . L. 11:00 A.M. Campus Pastor Study Phone: ED "-0183 "Godliness. In The World" SERMON BY THE PASTOR Dr. Norman R. Piersma SUNDAY SERVICES Worship Service 7:30 p.m. SUMMER PROGRAM " I he Christian's Definition Pre-Exain Holy Eucharist SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH of Peace" * g:00 a.m. SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE, LANSING Dr. Piersma 10:00 a.tn. Church School to Sermon "th gr ade & undei HOWARD F. SUGDEN, D. D., Pastor Other Services By Pastor Bundenthal 10:00 a.m. Worship DESMOND J. BELL, Assoc. Pastor 9:45 A.M. Discussion Group 11:00 a.m. Bible School 10:00 A.M. For University Students All Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. chapel picruc and dinner Cost plus. "If you Could Have Every thing" ":00 P.M. Wednesday evening "Are We thinking Straight?' Dr. Howard Sugden, speaking Prayer and Bible Study. 1'lder Victor H. "This Divided World" I'uhtigm In an hour when world tens ions mount and destruction threatens, Phone the Church office, is there a unifying power? ED "^-79^6 for information I ranspot'lation v a|( El) ~ 0.N0 Call IV 2-9382 for free bus service morning and evening. oncerning bus schedule f*«•«! Corpn ! rnestine TW.Fri.Sot.-riVO 3-D (Continued from page 12) jVppWS Athletes "We're encouraging more The Peace corps is looking lor lously interested ir. gymnastics gymnasts to tike billet," she boxers, wrestlers and Judo ex¬ varies his with coach," the Mrs. individual Carter and ex¬ said. "It increases the grace and control which is essential." perts. basketball It also wants swimmers, players and track ar.d resqe plained. "1 started my train¬ field athletes. A highlight of the clinic will ing in 1952 and attended my In all, the Peace Cqrps is first Olympic Games in 1956. be tonight's "Night of Stars" seeking about 50 athletes, both "Some of the students here revue scheduled for 7:30 p.m. men and women who have parti¬ Save 23*! Reg. 39' pr.f in the Men's Intramural Build¬ are as young as eight, and they ing Arena. All types of gym¬ cipated in college sports, for will have to wait several years projects .in Morocco, Senegal and Men's WHITE for the Olympics. The minimum nastics offered at the clinic will the Ivory Coast. be presented by the youngsters. age for gymnasts is 15." " The athletes, who need not Mrs. Carter, a former resi¬ Performers be college graduates, have been CREW SOX appearing in the dent of Windsor, Ont., noted that revue include Ron Aure, 16- invited by newly independent gymnastics at an early age are African nations to coach and year-old Michigan free exercise more common in Canada than champion from. St, Clair; Sally assist in the training of regional m the United States. Noble, 16-year-old Michigan and national teams. "However, the trend here is The African governments are AAU horse vault champion from toward starting youngsters at East Lansing and Susan McDon¬ keenly interested in sponsoring an earlier age. Gym instruc¬ ald, and fostering the tremendous in¬ 16-year-old senior provin¬ tors are trying to foster this cial terest in sports in their coun- gyrr champion of Ontario trend." and tries. Quebec. The gymnastics clinic offers instruction for girls in horse Clinic coaches Low cost, large readership, will plan and vault, tumbling, trampoline, un¬ evaluate tonight's show, nick selling power— Campus S'anuAds. even parallel bars and balance The Wcdgcficld Uhel jssuro you lit fincH beam. quj|ii\' Hta\\ knit 1(H>~ i Extfj ,»hv>rbcnt ti> keep uvt lomfbrtabJc ftav several pjirs' parallel bars, side and long horses and stationary rings. Free exercise, a form of gym¬ nastics which is executed to music, is offered for both boys Uhurs. - Fri. - Sat. Only! and girls. The uneven parallel bars and Candy (oattd Mtfk Cbocoiatt balance beam are strictly for girls. "Some coaches start their stu¬ HERSHEY-ETS dents with exercises on the floor," Mrs. Carter said. "The Reg. 69-!bJ balance beam is always quite a Try Our Added Selections change because it's only four Deluxe 30< Fish 31 inches wide. Naturally, this Chicken 40e Onion Ring* 1 requires more precision than Olivcburger 25{ Double Cheese 3 ED2-tf At similar movements on the Two Block* West of Seors on Mich. (End of BlvA) Kresge s — This Week's Big Buys ore Your Ft ■' B ground." GO HOME IN STYLE (IN TODD'S STYLE NATURALLY) NOW BUY ONE ITEM AT OUR REGULAR PRICE AND RECEIVE ANOTHER ONE ABSOLUTELY "FREE" "TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE" THIS IS OUR FINAL CLEARANCE OF SUMMER MERCHANDISE COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR FALL FASHIONS - AT FULL PRICE (OF COURSE) SALE DA YS Todd's OPEN-FRI TIL 12 Did You Share Your Get Of The $35,000, 000. Spent In The East Lansing-Lansing h- Area By The Students And Faculty Of i' '' ' Michigan State University Last Year.. ? ? Take advantage of this invitation to reach over 30JW0 Students, Faculty members and Employees of Michigan State University. Your advertising message in the 1962 W elcome W eek Issue will travel through the mail to over 7,000 families of the entering Freshmen and Transfer students throughout the United States and Canada. Make the right impression by welcoming these students and tell them you want them as customers. for the 1962-1963 school year at MSU is right now. Call today for advertising assistance. MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE TATE MEWS 341 STUDENT SERVICES BLDQ. PHONES: 355-8255 & 355-8256