5#oiofy will attempt Ml. MICHIGAN Weather Cyffttt cllmfc» il* 3)# M FL Cloudy and co lder with light tin * Sportone, p. 5. STATE row» or snow In the foronnon; High around 40. u n iv e r s it y V*SK«ii SU H B O ttv X E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan Wednesday, D e c e m b e r 5, 1962 P r i c e 10£ lefense Dept Revamps Army Frosh Face eserve And National Guard Removal Letter Sent If Grades sF q ll B e J ^ S t e p J ç a l e expected overhaul of the Army drop four R eserve and four Nat- R e s e r v e and National Guard ional Guard divisions along with broil merit Surg« aimed ar gearing them to leap a net 731 sm aller Guard and more q u i c k l y to the aid of R eserve.units made obsolete by mated Need the regular forces was announced technical and tactical progress. E.. eJ!) jing enrollment!. Tuesday by Secretary of Defense However, this will not mean a ¡W ed for more academic Robert S. McNamara. cut In the currently authorized P* to the creation of This cold war modernization, 7 0 0 ,0 0 0 - m a n G u a rd -R e s e rv e B »dstaot to the provost McNamara s a i d , will b u i l d strength. Most of the men in the , riifford E . E r ic k - strength " f a r g reater than any units wiped out will be taken we have known In the p ast.” into 11 new brigades and sup- former r e g - Hls statement announcing the a c - porting units or will help beef to sit across from s duties as tlon explained it In these words: up six firs t priority National . a student who has Monday. He "T h e Increase In combat read- Guard divisions, only ten weeks and :e post Nov. iness will be achieved by re a s - The goal is to have them form the student should >f T ru ste es, signing men from low p riority a . force rrained an d .read y, us stay out for "a yea.fi” He said. m scrsrtorttr units to high priority units, by jo in the Army's 16 regular di- Students are not forced to leave ¡ly complex, increasing the equipment avail- visions within eight weeks alter after the first term . They are detailed data able to the high priority units a call to active duty, advised to take time off to work re required, for training and by increasing The remaining, low -priorlty or go is the serv ice, because areas Smith the number of instructors and divisions— 17 Guard and 6 R e­ of the close relationship between train ers assigned to these units. 1 ' (Continued on p ag e 8 ) maturity and success at the Uni­ versity. University College records show from past ca ses that a DEMONSTRATING the properties of liquid helium is the job student who is advised to leave and does so for one, two, or of the Audio-Visual Deportment in a film now being produced three term s has a 15% chance in th e basement of the Physics*Math Building. of succeeding when he returns. A student who stays out for four Dependants Will Return To Guantanamo By UPI WASHINGTON iff - The wives and children of Navy men evacu­ L iqu id Helium term s has a 50% chance of suc­ c e s s , and one who waits eight term s before returning has an 85% chance of succeeding. There ated from Guantanamo Bay Naval B ase at the outet of the Cuban statistical about the will work irriculum c r is is , will be rerurnlng soon, informed sources said Tuesday. An announcement is expected soon from the Navy—possibly to­ morrow. Motion Picture is a 90% likelihood that a student will succeed after two years in m e m ilitary. Assistant Dean John N. Win- In Production help with Russia K ills All T e st Bon Hopes burne, of the University College, GENEVA - The Soviet Union Tuesday killed ail Western hopes referred to the term immediately that an emergency nuclear test ban agreement could be rushed following the one in which a stu­ Into operation by the end of the year. Movie cam eras and liquid he­ dent's grades fall below the step lium have token over part of the scale as me "te rm of grace.” Soviet Delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkln told a subcommittee of "During that term ,” said Win- the 17-nation disarmament conference "th e re will never be any basement of the Physics-M ath ■ntfi* afM i bonding. ’ * ' •— ** tI15. ^ijUtidSdear •-4 agreement a s long as'the' west Insists on inspection of stepclous lith was ap- underground disturbances. The firs t college level motion aid, "b u t thè picture d e m o n s t r a t i n g the >rkhaBmaa» a * •» «a <■ » m m m m m m Four News Stories— Panic: Noi A Cure With Others Tò Follow In T u e s d a y ’ s S ta te N ew s, th e r e m odified, c a n c e lle d o r delayed. For Pro bam H- a p p e a r e d four s t o r i e s which, P e r h a p s the s to r y headlined though c o m p le te 'n th e m s e lv e s , Sally D errIckion r “ »Voi P o w e r F a i l u r e Mai — C a u s e C o o l- - ¿«ntptar w*,,. '3WK,-*'oV »Vi\v,v) v Y>«>|Ph 'Jp fj % e i ~Tj~i?>a j t r i y e f “A d a TfiÎtfVë r ^ p ro v id e s a -R e la x .T h e re is hop* fbr us yeti e 8CP*6sar}i^ into one meaningful th e m e ~~ a good e x a m p le . T h eod ore B , S im ­ John N. Winbume, assistan t dean of atudent aff th em e which above all o t h e r s ha s to a cu re -a ll for p re -e x tm panic is organlzsu i ., *‘d th« on, s u p e r v i s o r of buildings and as that. Budget your time, and use common sense” " 98 stl dominated the r e c e n t h i s t o r y of u tilitie s , said that the c a p a c ity of The Winbume program goes like this; Michigan Sta te. F irs t of all, set up a schedule which budget p r e s e n t pow er f a c ilitie s will not starting NOW, through your last final exam. S e t m The headlines f o r the news a r ­ be able to handle the needs of an for each co u rse. Block out 8 hours in a row for si t i c l e s include: “ State E n r o l l m e n t expanding c a m p u s , time for meals. And a little more for relaxation ****' Sav<, According to Winbume, you'll even have time f ’ M ayH it40,000B y 1 9 7 0 ,” “ Power “ We need a s u b s t a n t i a l in­ are at le ast 65 or 70hours left before exams start1 F a i l u r e May C a u s e C o o l e r And c r e a s e In power f a c i l i t i e s to c o n ­ "T h e r e are 36 hours of study time this weeker of sleep each of those two nights.” Darker MSU,” “ State Among tinue s e r v i n g buildings that a r e If you follow a study schedule, Winbume said L a r g e s t ” and “ MSU T r i e s New not built and those that will be stay up all night and " c r a m .” In fact, Winburi' T ea ch in g M e t h o d s ,” cram m ing, even for those who think they are dcsl built in the f u t u r e , ” Simon sa id . 'T o o often,” he said. "Students who go td S ift*» !r> ti t T t“T r n ^ j v - t /- l e j *• -+ -•“ eoflt-w luuiii ha M t tI aspect, M o r e o v e r , if the plants have S erv ice, advised against the impropei any power f a i l u r e s , c o r r i d o r "T h e s e p ills have die stimulating efi " th e sam e effect as a cup of strong coj lights in d o r m i t o r i e s and c l a s s ­ They are not dangerous if taken accc gr r o o m s may be r e g u l a t e d and But students, thinking they don't feel by the handful. ii v e r s i t y into 1 building t e m p e r a t u r e s dropped. What happens then ? - and the col o And the problem c a r r i e s o v e r "Y ou get what is commonly called “the st stined to b e c o m e . f c S L .trem or of the fingers. ..rapid pul on y i imi sc?" to the c l a s s r o o m w h ere the sho r t - may be nausea and vom iting." It was convenient ut s u r e l y age of p r o f e s s o r s e x i s t s and l ead s The problem , he said, is not . with the pills f!.(. t s u r p r i s i n g that dm edition of to o t h e r unfortunate s t e p s such as the students, who seem to think " i f one is good t wake me u p ." Not so. Feurtg said. le State News could focus a t - scheduling gigantic l e c t u r e s e s - When you go into an exam M l of caffeta and tention on the situation so well. s 1o n s . FeurTg said, you may be extrem ely alert mentalh O r , a s the, news s t o r y in T u e s - trouble with physical coordination. The s t o r y o f .future student en­ • •ltv other- -wort!s,-you’ll- b e a b le t« thtnk faster thi ro ll m en t c a m e fro m a inter vie w d a y ’ s p ap er r e p o r t e d , books in And when you try to study in a drugged condl with P r e s i d e n t John Hannah. He s o m e s t a t i s t i c s c o u r s e s a r e now unable to organize your thoughts. JUST WHAT PAGE OF THE NAT/SCI MANUAL DID YOU FIND He also warned against use of Dexadrene, whk admitted that the e n r o l l m e n t e s ­ being written with the intention of really dangerous if not taken gelJirected . t i m a t e s “ tend to be c o n s e r v a ­ a ns w er in g the s tu d e n ts ’ questions THIS EXPERIMENT ON, WILSON? F eu rlg 's advice— study erfSI get enough sleep. Rev: of the co u rse, and then go to bed. t i v e . ” Thus where as 3 7 , 5 0 0 s t u ­ as they a r i s e . It all sounds logical...organization, common se­ dents a r e e x p e c t e d to e n r o l l by This will l e s s e n the need for aborn 264 hours and it'll be all over, with only the gn 1 9 7 0 , t h ere is a d i s t in c t p o s s i b i l ­ m o r e tr ai n ed t e a c h e r s , Wi lliam Letters To The E ditor left to look forward to. ity that t h e r e will be 4 0 , 0 0 0 . Stellwagon, i n s t r u c t o r in the c o l ­ “ S t a t e Among L a r g e s t ” was leg e of c o m m u n i c a t i o n s sa id . the headline of the s t o r y in which The stud ents, of c o u r s e , have On Bird Death s,DDT. Charity, Etc . the n a t i o n ’ s u n i v e r s i t i e s w e r e many c o m p l a i n t s , too. Cro wde d T o the Editor: amples of the bad effects of an idem at MSU ,at the end of June. ranked a c c o r d i n g to s i z e . M ic h i­ living conditions is usu ally at the tors assist in thf gan St ate , c o n s i s t e n t with its land top of the l i s t of g r i p e s . B ut this end while everyone was enjoying ppray program Over the recent beautiful week ill-conceived an d e x c e s s i v e Although from 10 to 20 pairs G reek C harity a/ the university in; of robin's may be seen in the a wedge between the warm weather, birds lay dying In closing,. I should explain To the Editor; g r a n t philosophy, has found it s e l f y e a r , m o r e than e v e r b w eofiov ri e c ,, d s tluu -- or dead many places on campus, that I am forced to this public spring, by the summer these and on-campus st b ird s are dead. In a bulletin on Congratulations are due the well In the running, gaining and dents a r e disgru ntl ed o v e r the N°t many people saw th em ,p a rt- challenge because of the man-, the birds killed at MSU, Dr. dorms for their fine C hristm as be c o m in g a t h r e a t to w e a r a L e e ly because of m ore romantic d ls - ner in which information c«h - W allace said, s p i r i t towards t h e underpriv­ t u r e - C o n c e r t and football traction s, but mostly because 1 cerning the effects of spray-on ileged children ta the Lanaing- cr o w n whose worth is of a dubious ti c k e tx situation, - x. - picked up the birds so they could living things hasbeensdppressed "A ltogether, according to my E ast Lansing area. But besides n at u r e. be analyzed. Had m ore than a University autJteFities. local records which cover a span the dorm s, the fratern ities and S t o r i e s such as th ese four W i l l sco re of human bodies been seen Might Iadjust .plea that anyone of 16 y ears, 49 of the 77 species so ro ritie s also deserve notice o f E v e r y o n e acknowledges that r n n H n u p t n n r m e a v i n t h e G t o t o sk etch ed out cold under the tre e s finding deprf birds bring them to that were form erly sum m er re s i­ th eir ch aritab le activities. Editor* $ Note: Failure to ml expansion of the m a g n i t u d e c o n t i n u e to a p p e a r in the S t a t e .o rt r emo rl n g uncontrollably they 103 C o ^ v a t i o n Building. dents In E ast Lansing have dis­ tion the names of the sorot| News. It is inevitable. might have caused more co n - appeared entirely dr KaVe def­ The State Newh avoided ftlen-" W j ■'* . —• Michigan State has undergone and ona trotoraity sponsoring! initely decreased in numbers. tion of the numerous C hristm as will continue to undergo has c r e ­ Maybe P r e s i d e n t Hannah will v* etlier h b« Alfred G. E tte r: PhD. Som e of- these lo sse s a re due event was our error. We ie| ......... among birds or people, is always Assistant P rofessor p arties and p rq jeets sponsored ated ahd will continue to c r e a t e announce that the e n r o l l m e n t f o r a shocking «hd important matter. Department of F ish erie s and p rim arily to. habitat" changes;, a by the G reek s. T h e picture used ( I t that Greeks alto arti 1 9 7 0 will be 5 0 , 0 0 0 in st ead of the I I l S l . , * * I ar- imposing on another W ildlife few others are sp ecies whose on the front page was not re p re­ tive In charitable proiee p r o b l e m s - - b o t h l a r g e and s m a l l . p p r o fe s s o r s student who is a l- absence on recent y ears may sentative of a dorm party but that P r e s i d e n t Hannah Is the f i r s t a n t i c i p a t e d 3 7 , 5 0 0 . ready far too busy, there is no J ) l l t c h L l f t l D l S P f l S P have no significance, but the ma­ jo rity a re insectivorous birds of the Phi Kappa Tau party in which the T riD elts also p a rtici­ Letter Poli to admit it. Or p e r h ap s the News will r e - ^ er ,a! ,the University that are definitely known to have or bi the Vicinity of Lansing To the Editor- pated. Nothing was mentioned of State News welcom Among his many w o r r i e s is that po rt that M i c h i g a n State has where I can get these birds an- L et*s not ¿ ive {he Dutch tQ0 suffered from In secticid es.” this fact in the a rtic le . — from readers. We regt moved up to fourth slot ine n r o l l - al^ ed’ Even so* from past e x - much cred it. The tree we’r e t r y - What can be done about this of having ample f a c i l i t i e s for situation? F ir s t of all, MSU must The dorms on Campus do not a re not able to prim ev m enf ment aamong e v e r - i n c r e a s i n g s t u d e n t body nornr u nlverm tl^ s T * ' * * Ca" , bV ‘ear,y c e r " ing to save from the Dutch Elm have a monopoly on good-will we receive because c u niversities. tain that most of them contain D isease is the American Elm . c o n t i n u e cutting down dead toward the underprivileged. Why space. When we receh “ The g r a v e s t prob le m in p r o ­ Lo ok f or a Story d e s c r i b i n g the P°T ®r . ° ^ r u lm u B Am ericana, a product of branches and dead tre e s so the bark beetle that c a r r ie s Dutch should off-campus co-ops and le tters on the same top .. „ . +u . , . ln s« t‘clde. While 1 was picking g 3 5 JT ld T n itec! States. T h e d is- viding adequate education will b< king of s o m e o t h er g i m m i c k up these birds, the spray rig ease, however, in the form of the Elm disease cannot breed. Sec­ the G reek living units not r e ­ prim only those which • • * . _ . W3S was nll*v busy fto/Unn1 adding further«• con­ . _ a new point, or we financing with public d o l l a r s fungus C eratostom ella ulmi, is a ondly, we must switch from us­ ceive recognition for their ef­ tamination to soil, trees, g rass gift from Europe, forts? Though we do not live on the excerpts from the lette ing DDT to a le ss harmful chem­ said. and air. given to us ical called methoxychlor. campus proper, we are as much a L etters should not in the 1920’ s. than 300 words, and Money is ers. A person to whom I showed According to Dr. W allace, DDT part of the student body as the m a t t e r . An the bag of dead birds which 1 What we’r e trying to control is settles on die ground and stays dorm residents. Our efforts are typed i f possible. Inc But le t us all hope that no s p a c e the c a r r ie r of the fungus, the elm th ere. It does not easily break not motivated to separate ps from and campus address. N collected said,. “ W ell, it 's too headaches 1 in the pa pe r will e v e r be devoted bad it has to happen." The fact bark beetles of the family Scoly- down into le ss harmful com­ The entlrebodyhut a re attempts to te tte rs will be prime When a growing state is it doesn’t have to happen, tidae. T h e principal villain in pounds and may rem ain In the integrate the en tire university names may be withheld to a s t o r y on the d ec is io n of the this regard Is another European, ground for y ea rs. Earthworms into one cohesive unit. there is reason. State sity does not r e c e i v e the amount depj . ______, of- ,buildings and, u t. il .. i- and what is more important, it Shouldn’t happen. I feel it is a the sm aller European elm bark com e along and absorb the DDT. It seem s that the only apparent serves the right to ed of ap p ro p r ia ti on s w h i c h it r e ­ b e e t l e , Scolytus m ultistriatus, way the G reek system can gain Address l e t t e r s ties to Cut O f f the e l e c t r i c i t y and d isgrace to find at a seat of When . a robin eats the earth­ which arrived on our shores some recognition'' Is through the le tters Michgan S t a t e News quest s as the b a r e m i n i m u m , worm , the DDT accumulates ta­ Shu: o n the h e a t o u r r o o j , Services Building. Can ils brain, eventually causing it to the editors. Why don’t th eed l- then, r e l u c t a n t l y , m a n y s te p s We just don t h a v e the initiative much dedication to a program to go into convulsions and die. s O e S IX tT | Siriu m us t be taken o r , unfortunately, o r money to build up a r e s e r v e of which is plainly crude and p rim - L est we condemn the "fo re ig n - B ecause of the lasting effect of DOT, birds have been found dead Crossword Puzzle A D u L L E■ £ e l cI âI k SIC|A|P|0 m any, i n t e n d e d plans must be kindling wood, and c a n d l e s . itive. In the laboratory when we e r s " too heartily, a native elm id D find white mice dropping dead in bark beetlë, Hylurgopinus ru fi- in the spring, presumed to have C A I P T jO T R tB been killed by DDT that was ACROSS 32. Soak up their cages, we know immediately pes, also do«s his snare of ciâm- n E E D E jo l ■ a L etters To T h e E d ito r that something is wrong. On ca m - age. So it’ s the American elm sprayed In the fall before. t Strong alkali; var. 33. Endure longer than o L. P no To the Editor: It seem s to me thlat we student pus 8/1 unc°ntrolled experiment and the Dutch elm "disease, a l- 8. Nile capta 35. Ital. riVer A S' T 1[ h « E S f i is no more. In my d es- Methoxychlor, first, is not as 12. 36. Files used in P I Y es, I, too, haveh peration 1 think of ways to c o r - wives should form m a a"L a d le s “ Ladles with P°,8on sPray has been run- though I'm sure the Dutch don’t stable as DDT. When it reaches Mexican H c A 0 t I a Ib . «TEÆ making d esires. For four years I have re ct the îituatlon. If AUSG scrap s A u xilliary," with a view toward nlng on for six or seven y e a rs, want the d isease any m ore than the ground, it will readily break 13 Caama salamander combs 9 A t fu ■ p .0 A l Each year birds have died, and we do. C H A H u p OiMAj s u c c e s s f u l l y supressed all its plan.« for a student bookstore making this campus a better one down i n t o le ss harmful com­ 14. Prefers 37. Man's name; thoughts of " r e a l food.” When 1 it shoulc be urged to sta rt a new on which to ra is e our children. died in large numbers, not only George Eickwort pounds. Second, according to an 15 Threefold Russ. HIIA R K | F efsl read Mr. Schnitt’s column about Each member could volunteer an In spring, but in m id-sum m er, 139 Kedzie Drive 17 Eve's hus­ 38. Nerve net­ A N T « l T 0(0 project forf a "StudentD elicates­ and now tn fall. Though pub­ a rtic le ta a bulletin by the W il- band work corned-beef 1 thought, "C orn ed - hour or two a week to making ,» Hermit „beef 2. Wli»4t s that'?. Oh, he means s e n . " O r, t h e Administration bagels. One could then dial " B " licized , these deaths have been . son Ornithological Society, it te IB WiW • Solution of Yet teroa y’5 PttÌ flowers 41. Watches B o v ril.” Then it hit me - - des­ could establish a newstüdent fee, similar to the one which finances for Bagels (isn’t Cenrrex^won- ignored, and the experiment runs S ave T he B ird s le ss poisonous. When DDT was fed for five days to captive rob­ 19. River in narrowly perately I unearthed the last j ar derful?), place one’s order, and blissfully on. P ersonally, » am Scotland 42. Tranquil- 4. Medicinal Michigan State News. It could be ins, 50 per cent of the birds 20. Raid izes of pickled herring, which 1 had have them delivered, fresh ,"th e concerned about this indifference ^ died. However, when methoxych­ 2V Near fruit shrub called NLSi, (North E astern ers not only as a Staff member, but J * f, d COr: , DOWN 5. Signal of clev erly hidden under a stack of next morning along with the State lor was fed in the same dosage 22. Choke distress S u r v i v o r s ’ Insurance.) Now, as a human being who accepts UN° ’ 1 W“ n 1 rain that 1 felt 1. Of the State News’ four years ago, when News. Ah I Bagels and the State fo r the same tim e, none of "the 23. Beneath 8. Thorough­ there’ s a proposal t h a t would som e responsibility for the health f ow erln8 do^ on me Ve ste r- ' palate 1 was kicking the habit. I downed News for breakfast. It would at 26. Bolshevik fare: abbr. ra ise the PQ of the adm inistra- of the earth . day mornIn8- The ground m ain- birds died. Methoxychlor is being leader 2. Add oxy­ 7. Commun­ least sta rt the day off right! After this length of tim e, I co n - tenance had iust finished spraying used s t t h e University of Wis­ 28. Owns gen to ion table M rs. Daria aider tills slaughter a willful de- Jelm . tr e e wlth DDT- causln8 consin an d elsew here. The num­ 29. Have being 3. Kind of 8. Dried b er of birds killed each year had 30. Severe trial wine grapes struction of life - life which is B ml8t t0 flU the Blr decreased markedly. „ UNtVMSITY 35w*rTÆT reaty . In nay rrr own estimation , to save its elm tre e s from the MSU, one of the largest a r - rt-- boratums ta the country, ce r­ R NEWSPAPER the U niversity is subject to p ro s- J3utch elm d isca se- ‘t must spray. tainly should be among the firs t '■ Member Associated P re s s. United P re ss ber. ecutlon under this law, if not un- H 1 vieW ° f the tragedy universities to change from DDT International, Inland Daily P re s s Association, Second cla ss postage paid at East Lansing, der a more universal moral law sprayülg has caused on QUrcaïn" Associated Collegiate P re ss Association, Michigan. which frowns on needless killing pUS* 1 WQnder “ g r a y in g is really to Methoxychlor in order to p re­ serv e its birds. If any students Michigan P re ss Association. Editorial and business offices at 341 Student of defenseless and guiltless c r é a - wof?h l l ’ tures of any kind. According t o e x t e n s i v e re­ interested in this Issue would Published by the students of Michigan State Serv ices Building,Michigan State University. search done by D r. George Wal- w rite his name and address on University. Issued on cla s s days Monday E ast Lansing.Michigan. Mail subscriptions a piece of ! challenge the University to la ce, ornithologist at MSU, and ! hrv ! hLF r ! ^ y i ^ r t - g *\e_ * * nd- in advance»,JL term , |3; ¿ .te rm s . .«how itm » Unthe Stai»N ew s or - varifleik by the University tfeeaum-». .;S'«o<«Ur, ^|jfu a y ^ , f g . S » ' ..... otherr ptdilic medltftn why it should “W isconsin, DDT* has killed every m er term ; special Welcome Issue in Septem- Circulation Manager . . _ I , . B ill M arshall not discontinue this experiment, resident robin on campus in the terested in using methoxychlor, I E d it o r ..................... fìeh Bum s Copy E d ito r............................. Jon Fitzgerald So fa r as I am aware th ere has spring plus many other com - would b e willing to go to the Managing E d i t o r ....................... Jim Wallington Assistant City E d ito r.................. . E ric F ilso n not been any public presentation mon birda. grounds mainiance department 34. Amer- j C ity Editor ..............................Bru ce Fabricant Editorial Page E d ito r s Sally of information which would Ju s- When MSU s t a r t e d spraying and ask if something could be % » r ts E d ito r............................ Dave Harfst 35.m o Ìtj D errick son and Paul Schnitt tify the continuation of so dan- with DDT in 1954, they , had an done to make the change from Photo E d ito r .................................. skip Mays F eatu re E d ito r ............................. Ja c k ie Korona Seven gerous and degrading a program , estim ated 185 p a irs of robins DDT to Methoxychlor. 37, Jujuk® Advertising M an ag e r.....................Fred Levine Night E d ito r...................................... Doerner T h e M.S.U. Campus is known far living on campus. By 1958, not Phyllis Dali 40 Con^ 1 and wide as one of the best e x - one robin wes an actual r e s - 659 N. C ase Hall m iiroan State N ew a, E a s t Larising, Michigan Wednesday rology Prof To Climb Sfewardi M ay Dye Concert Tickets A vailable Ja n , 7 Í. Everest Next May Their Hair Igpets for the Jan. S per­ form ance of Jero m e Hints on die Lecrure-C oncert S eries m*y be ,Ssor will attempt sin reached the 29,1 i l-foot r,U!t _ n-.e LO N DON, hpuTran B-Wfcrtt!’ z siriG z r& i® pfj. -Kwf^«teuunrtid rh atfrem a.m. m tf-e seronSnoO r m eppe tfcii «h q u ered it. Mt> now on its 1,400 flight |n>Wnrt*. mericans. The American expedition wil] m m dPitfff Union. - e ss e s may dye theye' hair, or Coupon A from the regular Millar, aa-H>clate head for the Everest base camj g» even wear wigs, Other finance student activity book, and Cou­ ology and reknown 175 m iles from Katmandu on Feb v and The company- made some con­ ill join the expe- 14. They will be accompanied b; pon F from die purchased ac­ ditions, however. tivity books must be exchanged jjjdu, Nepal* next m ore than 500 porters who will "P rey m u sly , many g irls were iris to study die be carrying 15 tons of equip­ explored g laciers ment. From the base camp, memben Businessmen turnetT down because of their bleached h a ir ," s a i d a TWA spokesman. "Now we can accept concert will be die n of the L ectu re- les for the winter c t o r of the Juneau will set up others at levels o lfch Program, he 17,800 feet; 21.5Q0 feet and ■ to Alaska to proxlmately 26,000 feet, Hay Sooth \j< g irls with tinted h air—provided that the rin ses are not of a b rassy type." if Detroit hit m ore icefields and .ijmmers on gla- ....... . , . ’ '. Anfi-Yankeeism .T h e American-owned airlin e recru its many B ritish g irls here, MARRIED HOUSING H EADQUARTERS-Of- flee for Hie University married housing per* Inst one team last y other T ig er. The s m a s h e d eight alism Asked what constituted b ra s s - sonnet and ma into ¡nance crew Hot been to go iness, the spokesman replied: moved into Its new building on Harrison tater. "T h is will be decided by the ' T'v who--tntersrievrs gi^*jsppt^w* rood, b e t * s e n the C&O. attd ' Grartd Tt*** 'SiiA 'm'I' Ws . . . . ¡T ill D iscuss P est C on trol ~ ¡S IT! iquer E v er- umd Hill try from B r lt - P rofs Attend Convention WOLVERINE Ç Je M i c h i g q n department of entomology W ill participating Fa the Entera jyji R ig h ts Head leal Society of America me­ in Phoenix, Arizona. Cost fer-fferothy Judd of Grand K ijjj heen namedchairman D r, Gordon Guyer, cbal of the MSU department wil $2.00 L Michigan Advisory C om - E i -¡¡e u s . Commission radier old-world members of the cu ss control of the cerea beetle which threat M ore crop s In areas of M iÆ..3Pü9lï)Î: n A. Han- frUHWrUN’i - ..... Investigations f o r AFTER chairman M iller will be among learned eds Stephen company. Five members of the expedition hold Ph.D degrees, in sect controls will b in a paper by D r. R Ingarner. WINTER out who has I 111 health, si the com ­ two, M.A. degrees, and most of th e Others, 8 . A. degrees. M embers include a University Extension EntomoU Dowdy will describe i REGISTRATION bi. Austin, of California physicist who will icy, Detroit; study the body's deterioration at J A C O B S O N ’ S CHRISTMAS S T ORE HOURS Deckerville; high altitudes, a Cincinnati so­ xoit; E lm er ciologist w ho wil 1 observe the OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL NINE and Henry group as a social body, a c.lir¡- Wednesday, Frfddy - 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. ic a l psychologist who will study the personal reactions of the men Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday - 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and an author who plans to write a book about th e experience. The United States government tavel Service The Perfect G ift January For Your G irl thçstiident? 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NEW YORK (UP!)—Only the Detroit Lions* defense are keeping them In the National Football League title ra ce. NFL teem s t a t i s t i c s show that the Lions eith er lesd or s r e tied for first in five defensive sections. Opponents have totaled only 156 firs t downs against the Lions, 53 of them by rushing. Both are tops in the league. Opponents have gained 2,528 yards rushing and passing against the Lions, the least iu the NFL. The Lions also lead in Hast number of rushes by opponents, 293; In average yards per opponents rush, 3.0; and in total yards given up by rushing, 892. Offensive sta tistics, however reveal the Lions lack of scoring punch. The team leads in the number of mints returned. 35. Wheeling ie game ot SAVE $ 2 .0 0 TODAY ORDER yo u r WOLVERINE PRICE GOES Nero plays and the critics rave on! . . all the bite of a very dry martini,” High Fidelity. "Tinseled, quick-silvery FORMERLY the TO arrangements. ’ Ttmed’AII coolness and color," Life. His newest,. 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Moon R iver; Mantovani , Ja z z Samba; Stan Getz . . . . . . . What Kind of Fool Am I; My Son the Folk Singer; Sammy Davis J r ............ Allan Sh erm an ............... Rapture; Johnny Mathis . T aste of Honey; M artin Denny . . Sugar N’Spice; Peggy Lei Rambling Rose; Nat C o l e ............ M r. Plano; Roger W illi«» Country Meets the B lues; ON DRY CLEANING Ramsey L e w is 1 L eft My Heart in San F ranclsco; . Route 66; Nelson Riddle . Baby Elephant Walk; L aurence Welk Tony Bennett . . . . . . . . . . . . . F o r Your Dancing Party; Joan Baez in Concert . ............... Chubby .C h ecker............ Cal T jad er: Music of Mexico and Right Now; Herbie Mann This Coupon Worth 51C Remanufactured Motors & B r a z i l .................................... Flash Cleaners Transmissions Installed. litres in .Man (taker huriy car Mufflers p„ Johnny G riffin. . . . . ; JAZZ RECORDS SD ............................ 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LARCH V I n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t S c ie n c e T h is Coupon Expires Dec. 14. 1962 IV 4 -4 5 9 6 * a n d H e a l t h mas alvo b e o b ­ tain ed on catppus throu gh the Coupons good only during attended hour: M O N .-F R L 8 -6 Uhiistian Science ■iJÊfv ....... -- -«Mi « • * -W . - • - " - ila - . # to 9 p.m. Saturday to 7 p.m. SATURDAY 8 -S Organization DIAMOND n DRY CLEANERS NEEDLE Michigan State University iMm- SUNDAY 9-1 Sragle er DeebL Tip East Lansing, Michigan ^ AND Fie* Quality M o o tin g T i m * SHIRT LAUNDERERS 7 R A . Tuesdays Meeting F la c * Frandor Center - -■.- ' -, e pag» i&lj .Union _ SRINMCLI-’S in fr a n o q r — N IC H T W ednesday, D e c e m b e r 5 , 1962 FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FO B FA LL, 1902 The last day of classes for Fall Term is Friday, December 7, AH final exam­ inations.will be given in accordance with the following schedule. Expert Discusses Mental Health The time of the examinations in University College courses is given below. Examination rooms will be announced by the instructor during the last week sew* flv ÄW'USSs,.<,«4«^!^. s n t w w ueorftif fis per' cm v W pt- c slatis of disturbance mi December W , I0:15-12:IfF 'ftWhs’ ~ifiWic> tgs r, fr.ents! hospi­ ceembet 13, 10:15-12:15 ta ls, is a prim ary research tar­ get a ; Lafayette Clinic in De­ ere net posed A rrrsN O O N c l a s s e s troit, reported Jacques S. Gott­ uncll oípo)lt- at T ow e n » lieb In an address at MSU*s Cot- on« of »hr*e tim« u k ) r came from bowi data it lege of Education. attending the Gottlieb, In addition to being CôHgreàs ta d irector of the Lafayette Clinic la chairman of the Department of Monday Psychiatry at Wayne State Uni­ DtaMnii 10 1 :3 0 -3 * 5 versity, spoke to faculty, students Mondât' and members of the L a n s i n g DfiflMMNf 10 Chapter of the Michigan Associ­ S;45-6<4S ation for Emotionally Disturbed C h i l d r e n , co-sponsors of the meeting. nning Needed Teeaday OpAmmt 11 Gottlieb related progress in isolating 0Ejrofvthousand*TCfp*-'o. m em WfdoaKUy Deeembec IS 8.00-16:00 Wodnewlay tN m iw r IS 1:36-3:30 EVENÏNC CLASSES y out « u n tin e _ «od dot* I« Mootlav Moo., boo. j<5, T O h i Dmmw T om ., D ec. 11, 7 -6 PM 7 -9 P.M Wed., Doc. 1 2 74» PM T h u n .. D ec. 13, 7 -9 PM NO FIN A L EXA M IN A TIO N MAT B E G IV E N A T ANT TIME 1 OTHER THAN T H E R EG U LA R LY SC H E D U L E D T IM E E X C E P T BY FA C V L T T ACTION »(.caiicept. of planning, [¿•r, "was accepted every - || went. It was better a c - 1 by most foreign govern- &' tilt It is in the U.S. lumber .dealers at a recent build­ ■re, departments o fih efed - ing exposition in Chicago. The fowmment plan individual exhibit demonstrated'the problem E but the government as concerning the industries image Edots not plan toward an and what it has cost the industry Ktoai. Project planning in attracting young people. ■tary effective and It shows The second project was to orrechon fed coordination, duplica- design a stick er emphasizing the 1 inefficiency. ca re e r possibilities of the in­ ■ states too have failed to dustry. The sticker will be man­ p leadership they should. ufactured locally and distributed ■ Mce delegated authority throughout the U.S. to be put on B cities, they are lotth to letters and invoices. "W ith 35,000 re ta ile r s In the ►cwnplfte planning done In Industry," Lloyd said, " I t Is Stttons, said Barp would hoped that the sticker will re­ ilMiriblc either. ceive nation-wide acceptance. Stamp A vailable "T h is effort is a good example tslthy democratic irivate ownership To MSU Collectors 1th the result that is done from the Varsity Drive-In THÍWO ANMUA4- CHRISTMAS BALtS CXHMKT st foreign nations K*!SOff AITT CENTCft ing from the top RIZZA 0 * c # m b * r 8 - 81 irorv that private A D E iK 5 P.M. to 2 A.M. U r L S I F ri. and Sat. to 3 A.M. for Christmas time ‘ f l f --.*.-5 ^ h . y* 'S T - i r ' fi»» r* • »■*« *»* . »WA*. . . . . v « .-» • . u m s ■ • • *V * v * » > « . . ' . , •D W e *«» iiY w S e m *■ rv -10 9 : -3 a b m.* * -t© c * Ittra» fV "a V.*.m .Sto*." v • .* Giving or Wearing -6517 Sunday* 5 P .tâ to i:3 0  .K 4 SPORT Final Close-Out On A ll Classical Album s A nd Records We have a targe supply of classical albums A that were on sale at the following prices: A ^ ^— \ ~ M t VC -. Regular Prices Sales Price \r But fo r this close-out we have reduced our prices to give you special savings of up to 30% W ed.-All albums w ill be sold at ••«10% o ff SALE PRICES Thurs.-All albums w ill be sold a? .-20% off SALE PRICES Fri.-All albums w ill be sold a t 30% o ff SALE PRICES e ' *r Michigan State tsp rt " T Jh ltf n o f 'ìS i h t lo n e d Tn fhé a residence University following list « re retained as iry housing will be a m i they now are constituted. blem as increasing num Michigan—Inactivated: students flood the campus Ann Arbor. 350 P i Oet (OD); >ady the University ha Murrsÿ D» V B attle C reek, HHG,' ??0 Trans >rced into an em ergenc een formed tc BN (Boat); Calumet«, 30V En Co ng program to provtd sed new Mich (Supt); (’ aro, 428 F.n Co (Supt), XI million dorm to h Charlevoix, 310 Od Co (Fid Sup); Van Wagoner, a D etroit, HQ, 202 Pi AOS Red Sta Netwk, 163 T ran s Co (ACFI -m an committee is nor, - Hv M ts), 3 lS Tans Co(HvyBoat), It would work to per* 486 En Co (Equip Sup). MP UTC iters to reject the con­ (5360), HKSC, 433 F,n Bn (Const), st the April Flectlor 4 t: M v % Wagoner and Mackie have GUITAR A BANJO S lief objections to the pro­ Adjutant General Donald D, constitution as It relates Highway Department. One provision which would r e - McDonald added that the Michigan Guard will make every effort to maintain present unita despite fc , LESSONS r jl i s r federal proposals to deactivate Robert S. McNamara the present elected High- ¡MPC« Il some of them, McDonald said he eration. The law provides that a cm msssioner with an ap- parrtcnlarly wants to keep-five governor m u s t approve an y W J Folk, Spanish or Rock 'n r 0u Eat sf i four-m ember comm ia* BŒt'iîi transportation g r o u p s Intact. change in the Guard within Ms pGbrist They a re in Bay City, C adillac, state. £ ENT AL INSTRUMFHTX ijrk Ir« Alpena. Cheboygan and M anistee. T h ere have been stiff pro­ Under methods used tn pre­ te sts from some states over vious reorganizations McDonald said som e states In the past have plans to elim inate Guard units. But the outcries seem to have M arshall Music 3(3? fi. G rind R iver— Lanalm been able to keep units assigned lessened since ihe plan was first to other states because they didn’t unveiled eight months ago, both in the states end In Congress. want them. *‘ W'e hope this will be The Pentagon has carried on Michigan State University the ca se on the outstate tra n s- a vigorous campaign of persua­ scheduled to I sion, arguing that the changes are necessary to moderize the Army, FOREIGN FILM SERIES The aim is to complete the reorganisation, the fir s t d rastic presents one In five y ea rs, before the Guardsmen and R eserv ists go to and men fin es ^«uiggsi training camps next sum m er. W'hether this can be accomplished LA STRADA won his court with the Guard will depend mainly (ITALIAN) on how much opposition is met from the governors. Secretary of the Army Cyrus Grand P rize Winner R , Vance said a letter has been today Venice International Film Fcstiv Re a s s i g n s Coach Wednesday, December 5 7 & 9 pm FAIRCHILD THEATRE »(.we- «ism (uv Admission; 50c misused funds andmsdepereonal SPORTSMAN’S profit from the firm at the ex­ pense of the policy holders. , Way tie C ircu it Judge Joseph E . Saginaw Moynihan bad d i s m i s s e d the Glover suit and the high cou rt today upheld (he decision. v tru trS m iiH it x u t m wikeswwaiH'i - g««* « e e n t M - x m w » Is H aving Anothe ÉilflÉ STEAK DINNER SPECIAL 2 Days Left DECEMBER 5&6 SEASONS GREETINGS HSU Non Academic Employees Local 1S85 6 IV U B O O k A S U A R A ItttH itiH OPEN INVITATION TO YOU i LOVE by Louis Untermeyer Illustrated W. Anglund $ 1 .00 JAZZ by Rex H arris $1.50 ♦o attend our by Kahlil Gibran (3 .5 0 CHAINS. OF ILLUSION by E rich Fromm CHRISTMAS MEETING SOMFONK WHO LIKES YOU by Jo*ft Walsh VVY OF FEELING by Joan (Valsh Refreshments DESIGNIN« SR PEO PLE by Henry Dreyfuss $1.95, ALL MSU EMPLOYEES WELCOME JOIN NOW! Comer of Ann 1 M A C Open Evenings Fot' Your Wèdnesdftv, D e c e m b e r S, 1962 B rr ¿lin To S p eak At C erem onies 35 Earn Commissions Alexandria, Virginia, Into S fR iltr , Toledo, Ohl nance C erpsî Robert A. H eld P . William«. C ar Gaséà, Illinois, Ja m a * A. Into the infantry Burke, Fartningtot Fliion If, East Lana rymple M. H arris John R . Kleberg Indiana, will go it AUSG Committee Appointed er Chapel Presents To Investigate Discount Service orwi will Pentagon Tightens Control O f News S p i ñ f T é f OeTïànc r. «gin w In ' Army Artille R o b e rrP . Bráan, Lai F.. B r andatati er, J r , lngj John P . Pox, Lar J . Harvey, Mason; J a r e r , New York City; The Best Christmas Present JTTl.E MAN ON CAMPUS 2 Sm all Fires for Mother R eported At B rody Come Home With Clean Clothes U nlverilty-baaed Eaat Lansing firemen nearly made two rtina to the Brody group of dorm itories ^ Bring all your cleaning and laundry Monday n i g h t and T u e s d a y m ¥ jg jjfr to us before vacation, and have your morning. Burned out floiurescent light '^ « T o r *ikil>-1 clothes fresh and ready for holiday ballast on the fourth floor of w earing. Butterfield Hall brought firemen into the A-wing study hall about f>:30 Monday, hut no damage was CREST Cleaners and Laundry reported. Quick a c t i o n by Bri an. Hal l 620 E. Michigan ED 7-00 '"O ne, that the discussions go­ Resident Advisers iaved the fire ­ in g on between newsmen an d men from a fun at 1 a.m. T u es­ m em bers of the defense estab­ day, A sm all fire was spotted lishment are nefarious, are the oh thé third floor balcony by one so rt that would not bear the light adviser a c r o s s the wing, who of day, which 1 doubt very much. called the Adviser nearest thé’ "And, two, that we have really balcony. ' Uj.’-kjL'j! beartejj . Officer^, whlgh. 1 to ? * v » s !l « æ ' Wadi Haifa, Sudan, had no rain ting ills her by the adviser, put out For the past 22 months, Syl­ the fire . Damage was estim ated for 19 y ears. v ester said, "W e have tried from at $3, ÊÊËè ê W S THE Slâô E ^ r fK û & L W FAUNO YOU YOUNG \ttm in c c iië é i td-cav \€>- tw e œ t v f /m p a RRKtNG FTAC£ f& e YZXJ# C A # f* igs ü. 19« Pendants fifty Stunning Collection of „o ro rl DIAMOND NOW OR ANYTIME W J RINGS W iF' . Easy T erm s - P ric e s Start $59.50 ^CHRISTMAS NEED CASH? BRING YOUR BOOKS tr Jh . W . * . £ j 5 -V* ‘J - ■ *n ^ ie blend . —| rnon^ ( lavoi* | ^ j in the smoke ! . ¥&Mif jilil .■- xrw: 0 -m ore taste ' p O ir l ■ BOOKSTORE . th ro u g h th e filte r It'» the rirh-flavor leaf that does itt Among L&M’s choice tobaccos there's .more of this longer-aged, extra-cured leaf than even in some unfiltered cigarettes. And C O m W. GRAND RIVER & EVERGREEN with L&M’s modem filter — the Miracle Tip — only pure white touches your lips Get lots more from L&M — the filter cigarette fo r people who really like to smoke. M ich ig an State N e w s, E a s t L a n s in g , M ich ig a n W e d n e sd a y , Dec H fo rd , goiid runni, 2 -0000 . Automotive A0- Automotive • AUTOMOTIVE HE ÍPLOYVÉNT • f OR SALfc STRATTONS •FOR RENT SPORTS CAR •LOiT & FOUND •PERSONAL CENTER •PEANUTS PERSONAL •REAL ESTATE •SERVICE •TRANSPORTATION •WANTED PHONE: 355-8255 A^ Automotive t C PersonoI SNOW JOB to or ca r while ye to our office RFfflSTfiWSB TJOMRTflBSm- Insurance - 3S noons or nights, full or part tim e. Good salary plus differ­ ential. Also opening for physical therapist. Phone ED 2-0601, 49 SPARTAN MOTORS rRFM KT'TW i 'n rrW T rX T "e h iT - necr. Paint anti su rface coatings. Pull and part tim e opportunities with «mal! company in research specialty of and d e v e l o p m e n t . Start im ­ mediately, if you have initiative, EED SHOP. S50 drive, and think creatively, this is the job for you. -State salary O NLY desired. Mail Inquiries to Liquid G lare C orp., 704Sheridan, Lans­ ing or call IV 4-7406. Ask for Check the Want-Ads TODAY! For A Good B u y ! ___ _________ ............... ........................................... APPROVED SINGLE room for APARTMENTS for 5 and6 , nicely men. L arge, well heated, end f u r n i s h e d , close to campus furnished co rn er room. U n i o n - available winter term . ED 7 - 2 blocks. C ell ED 2-3634, S48 modern apart- o v e d , usisuper- xipus. 332-1396, ;y-P.rtday. > Call ,482-061' FURNISHED 3 bedroom house, 4 -5 male students. Phone Fabien Realty, ED 2-0811. 50 URN1SHED house O E A R 'im r . available Decent- are really war Repräsentativ itnmodates 4 or 5, Briefcase. hood. F o r an i iu s R oe home, w rite i Huckins, 566' lett. Telephor ath. Furnished $60/ u tilities. Phone IV AE Lost & Found ft RENT: 7 room furnished Jse. Will rent to either g irls LOST; 1 baby shoe near E . L an A HOLD CARD don. Size 3 1/2 a C all 355 gentlemen. Unapproved tod 8119. *******, «... supervised in Lansing. ED 2 - AT REGISTRATION "BTT5RÔÔW F ü R N Îà H £ tfô rG £ i jtrnlshed. Near campus. Avail- WILL bte January. ED 2-2645. S49 MEAN A j „ -DELAY1 j for space in the STUDENT^ -0624. 50 W A N T E D .- 2 g irls to share must pay ust o v er- ru ie tor boarding h orses, stor- spacious home with 3 others. condition. '®ge. club. Rem - $100 “ as is .’ Call IV 7-0140 after 5. 50 THEIR WANT-4 lid cream , fìb sell with 40 a cres, good in- 50 com e from large 2 family home, ■JT4 Jfsgwm- i j. r ^rnnm BILLS BY S n u i! antique house, retc. 1 5 mm, close to campus, unfurnished, automatic from campus. Joanna Sargeant, a v a i l a b l e December 15. 352- c * - radrc. IV 5-6128. . _ sr 8142. st Sç m WIJFmi. I ' DO YOU KkOuJ I T h isjc ThsS k Jiil 8c J/ST JhE ^ rtü S lB S F uWAT ito 60iNc TM4N6 rORVCL*!) nAVE DURING 5£c ANY ADVANTAGE ... Please P*Y 01115 ÏW Ô U 3 S M O B Æ E Ï5 Ê E U S Ï W see this 5 p a s s e n j^ T r e n c h to emo ft* TV\£ 0X 0 wVxTER MÛNÎH4.;. In Room 347 convertible. Like new. F uli power Cadillac. Big c a r com fort, small . A N - îôlOO! y Student Services Low » .ie a g * . Originai owner . ED c a r economy. Cali ED 7-7000. SO 7-O I49. 50 >r Your Conveniez 347 Will Be Open WSflTWekCURV. 165 or t e s t offer STATE NEWS WANT-ADS 418 Hase, Lansing. 49 ■ . . . m •> December 3-7 SUte News, East tanging, Mlchls Wednaiday, December a, 1962 11 High School Carolina December MtOfl • {Star* compoiir "Animal Magnetism” ^^T c lty C o iiic ff Orlvtng/«xp#ti*ea.• Writ# W¡ Box 341 Scholarships Published Recertify JtifS Laugh Today rt, Sttldftfit Service», gjg) (Continued from page Winners of tht- T9h? scholar- «.f. t T O w i o T i a r ^ a , [w « m : will hold the p ro ject up until "Den Emmett and the Ripe of shlps for the creativ e com eat ber 13 or 14. Cali 353-05 J9. SSO A magnetic field will affect (A g su st Is a measure of the spring. The curbs and sidamalks Early Negro Mlnatreley," a bio­ w ere announced Tuesday by the sa tellites, r a d i o waves, iron strength of a magnetic field. T he are presently InstSlled, but tjwt P rr term . Call r graphy of the c o m p o a e r of office of admissions and scholar­ S48 v** Buffalo, Now York Thruwty. filings and wrist watcher, but e a rth 's field is about 1/2 gauss.) ships. roadway Is not. Oravet spplfed "D ixie" and a chronicle of the rw . I Leaving December 20 or 21. doe# it affect life procesaea7 Mice of another strain usually to It chi« fall e ill be allowed m instrel, la a newly published 5 l» e e n high school jg ^Friedrich Meamer, a Viennese develop spontaneous can cers. _to. jJgilML Atvt I W l t X ^ T ^ a R tfn ^ ifS T H n a C,M 3M ‘ 585A. S49 book by associate professor of physician *- - - ‘ T * 1 l,y r ” * life p ro cesses smacks of jiggery- antibodies against o t h e r blood D a v t s o n ; P a trice Keogh, B i r ­ 30 day, December 14, Leave 9 p.m. dances, early m instrel songs and Pearl# Emmons, the third r e - ’ pokery," s a i d Donald J . Mont­ factor# such as Type A or Type mingham and Nancy Durte, De­ ED 2-3377, T e rry Mayer, 549 banjo tunes and their relation ported Injured from falls due gomery. physics professor. R. troit. rnM 2 Roth, study, r e e - f f W S B tj^ HV^dT to ragtime and the blues, plus to the curbs, sprained her ankle M<*mgom*ry# Rupportiwl by à Automatic checking devices t¿ 2 car garage. 4155 B W E R T ' THESE V g ^ F i T t y p - fHÜR "W/WTEB to 0 the activities of the famous Bry­ Winners In the art division severely from a fall over the $167,392 ftr ant front the? N itionil have been developed* by Mont­ n 2-8509. S48 lng. E le ctric typewriter. Expert- Washington, on or 1 ant's Mlirstrels of New York dur­ were Jam es Robinson, Highland Instituted of fteilth* l i lit hie gomery to confirm (he vieuel Park; Dawn Martin, Birmingham: ri enced dlaaertation lyplat. Near cem ber 20. Call tutiai ing the late 1850*» and early '6 0 s . H a « 0 0 ». » » - « « . ut. •Bealde* fHe te a t,- thgf trtm* itt- t!u d ^ J| ^ g p *t5iR «:M aC ai^ g i ot cana y e a r tn r t i c i r c h on r*n c r* e n d measure the ob#ervsncee JM k Jam es Crawford! Detroit and Bob S » A » è % g » M g *g ^ ronrh Graphic Service jg a ? v » » -w e a j s t > y y ^ e K&SSSi; is E B Z L r a É É É S least one kind of bioo wiSjiar ri^tiam, o a a 1g a e, grams, pro- H H itg e . E d 2 - Located bet wen campus and cap B a 1 1e n. Grand R spiti clump more readily In i to m s, fish and plants. One ex— Johnson. Birmingham ! 30 Itol on 1720Eaat Michigan. Phon field, he said* perlment IS on the movement of 484-77*6» < Hons of diiK and e< noid W e i d e n a a r Jr . ; -spacious3 bed- 1 ADULT, I child, 1 Other research ers e l e c t r i c a l l y chsrged a t o m s Rapida. little known nine the ]9ttl CUt)**' mage, lull baSe- EXPERIENCED S E C R E T A R Y way ride to Long la have found that wounds heal m ore through frag nerves, another ex­ tury, flreintersp« 3«d throughout T heatre scholarships School. FIIA. Call w«uld like to do typing in hoi NtY«C*( December M« I slowly In a magnetite field; c e r - periment is on the migration of by G e o r g e Kovach, the work. 339, $30 home. TU 2~?50i. 549 0624# The book is the result of Dr. faln mice, exposed to a magnetic radioactive c o b a l t -60 through Margo Hughes, Ann At field of 40,000 gMuaa, live longer bean leaves.' John Baw iec, of Lansing Nuthan'e rp^earrh tn tile Theatre RTTTANrM.by owner! TrlEsIS AND ter frTpip pfi fyp p?f. W 7 O T E lT T 7 r a F ilo ~ fi than mice not exposed. The ex­ Montgomery said that all sub­ Scholarships for the Collection of H *rvirdUnlvef fttty# rge lot,double Experienced. East service. F le e ­ N.Y, Thruway. Leaving posed mice a rc m ore aettvir, bur stance# a re att r actet1 or repeltetf w i n n e r s must major ing nesr. 339- trie typewriter. ED 2-4597. S49 ber 13, New, comfort eat lése than the untreated m ice. by magnetism. scholarship fields. SSO _____ Ian, 332-8850. M IC H IG A N PORK E x r c T O r r t r ; T n rcp - w lf* kb'oom''r'snctil 'vftb varied s c i e n t i f i c back- z;f « t à r a i ; ^ WontocT »*-—ssi'fsH wffiQStü Lull. Sicr ({ice (or $2000, ' ound. Convenient location. nG90> TLI

t ,»PW5ShS- ► •»»•••*» • HURRY! Last 4 Days R E D -O E LIC IO U S -A P P LE S eidted on campus. 15 y ears ex­ T e rrific Entertainment md a CLEAN attendant coin laundry Free dry perience. M rs. Alden. 355-8182. Featu re Starts at 1:00 Shown 1:00 - 5:00 - 9:15 C a lifo rn ia Florida G olden Ripe C50 3:06 - 5:12 - 7:15 - 9;34 P.M, mg, too. WENDROW’S ‘Vine St. i n hik f f E W F A t TVPW C. TKeieTSHa them es done in my home. 3182 A Story Of Christianity! Head Lettuce Tangerines Bananas Pine T re e Rd. TU 2-9861. SSO r tono m ¡.KAYE QUARTET avail-. T 7 P I F J C 'I T T r n r a T E I e c t r i c elite. College graduate, 10 years jo m f h C e. u v m t » M M ii o r n e l W il d e 24 Size 2 For 29 < 29< 2 29c x all sociAl functions In - experience. R eferences. ED 2 - | dinner or d a n ce. P h o n e 5546. SSO BELINDA [EE Your Choice Frozen f |li 355-25 19. $49 G O N StA ifriN E te fT V B ^ A ir S n lll I and models. AH work A C C U R A T E TYPIST. Theses, m anuscripts, term papers, etc; experienced. Janet Ronk, 332- ' 1 andthe( T Ro SS Campbells Soup Banquet Dinners ¡1 C WAYNE - KRUGER MARTINELLI IChicken Noodle « . cans «'»i DISCOUNTS TO ALL 8064. C49 hristine HAWCr, Rehousing, open 8 a.m . P p.m. TV Technlcisn«, wlOHN z. Beef — Ham Transportation EASTMANCOiOR Cream of Mushroom 6-97C *l* . trousers [ ^ 1 EEDLe’N THREAD noon. Call Dick Martz, 355-0633. 50 m u m Ban Deodorant I A spirin I J*ffy P „“ vision, behind Cam- $9 round-trip~"ChrisTmas vaca- Rsbkey Hubs Starts SUNDAY 100 ct. 'Cake and tion bus. SPECIAL, Chicago di­ iap^R s e r v i c e R E Q U IE M the voices of bottles re c t. Exclusive reservations. E. P *° yon- desire. "You Lansing Greyhound. ED 2-2813. F O R A JUDY GARLAND Brow nie 902 HEAVYWEIGHT . ROBERT GOULET a s * P^9* WWir own diaper» back •v.., 50 *- " M P\mrrn Mixes With our service, ^»clude up to two pounds WANTED - RIDERS to Califor­ T^P best m rnggrcii flL Plus 25 extra pfaid stamps 2 For2 5 i T * ¥ • undershirts and nia via Route 66. Leaving De­ *K which win not fade. cem ber 14. One way. Call Mary, FIRST Jane Parker B a ke ry Features Golden Rise j g ^ P b t k diaper pails 355-4307. S50 i?4rzT7.->m irj±#.:& rr¿s¡^ -■ V *- f e " ■ c ia l. N.Y. d irect, $30round-trip. Ä fy aaa-oat# 17 “ ^Washtenaw G e t reservations, E, Lansing 2-0864 _____ C Greyhound. ED 2-3813. S50 "A Wizard Show! " Something to be seen once, then gloated over «t Potatoe Bread loaf Big 'G ’ Cereal Sale Mix or Match ( g * Q M Student Services least twice morel Fun and excitem ent!" • ■- $30 R 0U N 5-TR IP C hristm 'SIriir p I River, Campus B arb er Jwointments available cation bits. Special. N.Y. direct. " B R IL L IA N T C O M ED Y ! ” Jane Parker Cheerios 10in “ ' 9881. fre e parking. E xclusive reservations. E. Lan­ C48 sing Greyhound. ED 2-2813. S50 ★★★★ ' ’,c y? Trix 11/2 m wd lanerai Admlaaion $ OU) Fashioned Cookies Wheafies 4^ 9 » TUDENTS u f TfMttSWOVS 7 “A PERFECTLY plus 25 Free plaid Stamps Frosty O s .’ÿ 'T .V i.'-». et «se if&ìfeg y pr^ t.e'.ts thra*id ^ ¿ ¿ twe'.tÑra Set.- D e cL ító * ■¡T.'-a'i ■ffwe'La#3ttq('*A«F §^>er'M arkers’ ' COMEDY” —( this lnter-natinnal 9 « f i t e F , glassw are etti' oh ino; We rîe ff gl I »ten of «Uvei serving p ieces ond h fui a c c e s s o rie s . Elects Officer or the program la $113, ; room, meal,« and «av­ enu A lim ited number scholarships are avall- t recommendation of the Embassy 14 Piece Student Advisor and the nissions Com m ittee. implications should Ix? picked Punch Bowl 5el and mailed at Kellogg Gent e r Serve your guests e a s i l y C.N, Lounge, or from the elgn student advisor in the pride with this clear cr; dent Services Building. Large bowl, ladle and that hong around the tv not tn use. the Exciting fteai free Use at a cen terp iece..o m antlepiece. T h is sparkling Incite tree hold* oil kinds of eot-treats, decorations. - _ _ Soft-as-a-kitten Long Hair 20 Pc. Wisteria Crystal Sei Fuzzy Slippers tarne, Ready to Tint White Satin Opera Pumps 6.9C He-*« ‘'Ww'-®* (if »stvp. c tee» e .., tv»»*y wh r* perno» in high or a-», WeTl f l i t toavr fret criw di«»«* krofr. a Easi Lansing 2nd Floor . che r t , . / -. ; & M êü U ê ê ê ê K ê K K ^ STARTING DEC. 5 OPEN EVERY DAY T l t t fw iA flillO A Y S TO 5:30