MICHIGAN Weather Portly cloudy and cold to* STATE day With snow flu rries. High .»■ ■ g c o t - .ro nw oj-’ Q u n iv e r s it y ansing, Michigan Edited by Students for the Michigan State U n iv er si ty Community P r i c e 10$ i .oAAtS State O f Union MSU Future President Expected To Request Student Leaders M o re Defense, M o o n Shot Funds To Hear Message approximately out) s t u d e n t leaders have been Invited to hear President J o h n A. Hannah’s “ state of the U niversity*'address being with- tory o fem o - John P . Kennedy ability. tion at the west end of iam County >ny has been reserved for to authorise it* girl, who >rger m s, who received tickets r Invitations, ittempted to pull leader- m all m ajor governing oreseen By AP and UPI Wire S e rv ices residence units, the State n d b o t h branches of said Eldon R, Nonna- dean of students.” He Ka*anga' s ‘ Jumping J a c k ' At Kolwezi at the task of locating nt leaders was difficult — f LlSABTTHMI.l E - [ of winter term changes "W e wanted to involve the stu­ dents in this meeting and give them the opportunity to share eNti the faculty In the things be (Han­ nah) will d iscu ss,” Noiuiamakor Tshombe woul in his first “ state of the Unt- t slty” m e s s a g e , President innah Is expected to analyze the atus of MSU and present an le n a e n c e tline of action for the new year. •<(*ecet+»ed as “ very "Swetsus” Predicts Russian jbam b n ad dress w hich’ he has spent the Tuba Pf'sciiutfotT condemning rI%e Inhtra/'Ya'ctilry i'tftit'orh'tioh' the U.S. for acts of aggression Female A stro n a u t and the Soviet Union for d isre­ garding Cuba. The motion to get American Nationals Arrive From Cuba the resolution off the table where MIAMI - Eighty-nine persons—most of them Amet it was placed last Nov. 9 was de­ Cuban descent— arrived Sunday from Cuba on a pin feated 14-13, with four countries carried another payment to Fidel Castro In the ransc ure irtdepend- Samoa, tí Sa- abstaining. of Pigs Invasion prisoners. To 30-20 Win sed 17-10 t i t ­ Meredith Rents Apartment Near Jackson LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Cleve­ ee and two a i- Rebels In Control OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI - Negro Jam es land fullback Jim Brown led the East All Stars to a 30-20 com e- m ark , C ey- Meredith starts sem ester final exams this from-behind v i c t o r y over the tralla intro- i calling for ice w h a t it Togo Head Killed week amid reports he plans to quit the university of M ississippi even if he makes acceptable grades this sem ester. Meredith West in the 13th annual National Football League Pro Bowl game. Brown set a P ro Bowl rushing lorn" and let is believed to be in seriou s' academic record of 141 yards before 61, r own future. .S. domestic In V iolent Coup difficulty. Adding substance to the specu­ lation Is the disclosure Meredith has rented an apartment near the all-negro 000 fans at the Los Angeles C oli­ seum. He broke his own mark of 120 yards set last year. college he form erly attended near Ja ck - LOME, TOGO, F - Military Fumbles proved costly for the laney Ann Fleming insurgents killed President Syl- vantts Olymp to in front o f the U.Si Meredith Western squad which lost the bail six tim es. embassy and ar rented most of his lansSpringWedding Midwest m inister s In a lightning coup Sun- sy America W ili K m i .Y ; 1 sd Bill Johnson ,, ^ Sub-Zero ling, who en- i the fall of pr äs Miss Weather ■ry Okeraos on March 21 Memorial mid - 1961. Forecast TTiere was no word- Students shrouded themselves whereabout a Sunday-night, in several layers of clothing this scions arts Politically, the Progress party across their common frontier weekend as the severest cold lonors C o l- and the allied Juvento movement The nation itself is a formei blast of the year hit the campus. has earned have formed the main opposition (Continued on page 3) The area awoke to sub-zero ng her first tem peratures S u n d a y morning i to achieve which forced even the hardiest * se!- lor majoring In Blaze Destroys souls to don scarves, boots, mit­ tens and earm uffs. Freezing temperatures caused whirls* ration and pub- ’he son of M r. many ca rs to balk at s t a r t i n g . * » t e r F. Johnson, ?sor at MSU. Bradley U. Offwes m hrs'Yor 3id in srarrm g ca rs than on any previous day this ter ' graduates In winter. ***>' said her fiancee Weather reports indicated that - s'-r'. law at either the tem perature might drop to ^ °f California 12 below zero Sunday. Today’s * *f cr Stanford., high is expected to be between '3Vi- -rt year of under- four and ten degrees above. w-ork and one year Road c o n d i t i o n s have been t te S!jdy to complete slippery in spots due to,a freez­ ! leave state in Ju n e,” ing rain which began falling ;F r i - Sue Where I finish day. Abnormally warm tem pera- y> Jt' ■ ’Spende «s,9Ädetr ’M zurwt&f. •'* » *-• thajweek "alvscixi which r v -fr w e ' when-the 1 ■«pie wtn be m ark ed weather began. ■Pnng - acttion. ThOy In spite of slippery conditions, ! is Lmverjity m arrie d , :M the campus and East Lansing police reported no-abnormal vol­ ■year-old brunette ume of traffic accidents. toured M iss A m er- The cold speli Is g e n e r a l P Y ROMANI ACS A T #L * R G E ? No, just two '•Ute title incloded throughout the nation. 'cool* co e d s, C hristine Steciuk, Detroit fresh­ Up to one foot of snow covered to a«y we country. , Johnson man «udì Gerry Slutsky, C h icago, III. fresh* S tate News P hote by G eorge Junne (Continued! on page 6 ) Michigan State New s, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan Monday Januar A University Experiment U w iv c f ^ it y ISetr$ And \ That Failed Texan Staff R e s i g n s *>r . . .it ' To Dr, Stanley Townsend, heifd ing n e a r o t h e r p e r s o n s who w e r e of the f or ei gn language d e p a r t - not speaking F r e n c h made it v e r y mont, and to the 14 W es t Landon difftcxiitfor t h e m , " Townsend ad- c o e d s who p a r t i c i p a t e d in the l a n - tnitted. guage e x p e r i m e n t l a s t y e a r , the M o r e o v e r , mealtimes p r e - State News exten ds its r e g r e t s sented ano ther pr o b le m : and s ym pa th y. “ We t r ie d to r e s e r v e a table Under Town sen d’ s d i r e c t i o n , for all the g i r l s pa rt ic ip at in g in these g i r l s took p a r t in an e x - the F r e n c h Ho use, but it didn’t D *ia Gamma To Stay On Campus p é r im e n t wh ere by , it was hoped, always work out b e c a u s e of s p a c e UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—Th thev would be able to expand the ir p r o b le m s in the dining r o o m . ” he rfecommandatian of the University's allow the Wisconsin chapter of Delta mmarten practiced by tti Buckley*a F e e Withheld UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA C arolina’s “C arolina Forum ” la withhol fee to National Review editor William 8 t to speak at th# University on the topic, 1 State.” Instead, he limited his anpbar'aiv, Rejects NSA by Wide Margin TU FTS UNIVERSITY— By a margin of Tufts University has rejected affi National Student Association. Plan Foreign Expansion UNIVERSrTY OF CALIFORNIA—T he U ni v e r plans to open fo r e ijp campuses in Italy and Germ, der. the “ Education Abroad” program, the Unive a tea a campus in Bordeaux, F ran ce. Students stuc cred it from B erkeley. Future campuses s t e p ! a Japan. L etters T o T h e E d ito r Speaker Bans 'Unconstitutional' Red Speakers, Worms, Etc OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY— Speake v ersifies are unconstitutional, accorc University law p ro fesso r. Van Alstyne made the charge in the slty of Pennsylvania’s “ Law Review.” Amendment, which provides that no i speech, applies to state universities b No Aid For Political Clubs MASSACHUSETTS IN STITI atego sum he Civil Rights Committe hold permanent re p resen result of the ruling. Isconsin, and MSU Indicate that sm all group of sle s w ere addet sident e a r t h w o r m feed ers, m ore deluxe m ch as robins, will continue to venti s. F a ll spraying, although prob- ly preferable to springsp ray- i . also affects b a rk -fo rag ers, P urent* May Abolish Lockout ch as woodpeckers, nuthatches. UCLA—Lockout at women’s residence halls may d c h i c a d e e s , which econ- September if parents of the residents agree to disc nically may be m ore important tem. The UCLA O ffice of Housing S e rv ic e s is polling them whether "S p ecial restrictio n s for college wor o methoxychlor outdated.” s s ir ilv ss vc1 the Results of the poll won’t be available until late ji conducted by residence hall o fficials, in Novembe sprays w ere used, the el aves of the women residents favored abolish ing lockout. w ere raked up in the The present system requ ires women to be in tc ca rrie d away. Hence, ou Saturday nights, and midnight Sunday through Thurj so ils get DOT d irectly i tectiv« e n z y m e which woul tiing and d rift, o r indire otherwise detoxify the methoxy decomposition o f cont Ten Gratis Get NASA Grants c lo r . The University of W isconst g ra ss or other vegetat converted to methoxyclor las UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA—Ten and around die tr e e s , spring. Subsequent robin mortal' University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma alyses of vegetation, so; ity was high (though not coui' selected to receiv e grants from the Nat plete), but it is a moot auest Administration. arm sA ndS ACROSS 1 2 C enw dogv ¡tig - s lB a p T e T 14 Mountain U í c Íh IOTOÍL i S B ! So‘nTN'4M, Thenaboor U ■ ■ i■é■ m m - rI « u - 4 —) r: 17. Minister to B E jP Jg .. 3V Spigot . B T | u • ■ « lA ]H rstanding « u t il w ere not uthal to robins t zedeJxn in a month. The report neglected Mature 1 hi nkin 41. Type X H1Ä n B c E S ! iln cycle to mention, however, that ea rlier , tâ îïïg B tE î 41 l/mts of I 11 ^ orked out te sts by t h e same investigator 14. tint met rriuctancc SOIUTION OS TiSTftOXl Tret s but ' showed that- earthworms cenrai?*— paper, by - Jack' -Shea -shows -lets 15 AojuiMwa 44. 1 m la ,j{á*é'wá'¿K) Arise '«porting, w ere lethal to robins, usually some of the best I’ve seen in Indian c u struggle 49. Alms box Rom ¡gin State within a ffew days. We have not fhe State News and exposes what 20. Addition to 52. Entrane«» toddes hard Durant, forme determined the minimum lethal I think is the critica l issue in a letter; abbr. 53. Native of a 2. OWc story. In dose (in earthworms fed to rob- higher education today; “ Is ed­ 22 Sinapinon Ear. country Käme if the J o h n B i i o c te t the Uni- ins); obviously it is somewhere ucation something apart from life 24. Middleman 55. Court \ EpK s spray- between 26 and 100 ppm. There i j in a dem ocratic society?” . 27. Tiuenoed hearing 4. India ïloths 56. Hydraulic mal ber Eh« j r - little doubt In my mind that arc and Frauted 2 9 5r D,**k ¿aJtsm •sirth-worm«V‘ fs fatal to birds' Drive no«« visa cx r e f u s a l of the r e c e n t D e m o c r a t i c m tttee c a u c u s to acknowledge the l e a d e r ­ WUCW6A* ship of L t . Gov. T.. John L e s in s k i STATI U N tV SH m • | B - H o i l t s d ) ; howe ver , he h a s as a v i c t o r y for b i p a r ti s a n s h ip , p r o m i s e d to support R om n ey’ s L e s i n s k t ’ s Reaction to R o m n e y ’ s f i s c a l p r o g r a m s . To c h e c k G e e r - calls for bipartisan cooperation U n gs , T h a y e r appointed t h r e e GOP with ifis l e g i s l a t i v e p r o g r a m has m o d e r a t e s and r e ta in e d two Dexn- been no tic eab ly c o o l . OGTkts -the eotsktn it t e e . ■•e -H ope s fo r h!.-pa rtiaa n eooperar- W ire E d i t o r . . . . . ------ . . . . — Dave Jaefcoi?. tion at the C apitol m a y not be r e ­ spring quarters, twice weekly during tke «ton- D u r i n g the 19G2 s e s s i o n , the Editorial A ssista n t L iz Hyman m «r term ; special Welcome issue IsSepeem t a x a t i o n c o m m i t t e e was con tr o lle d aliz ed; n e v e r t h e l e s s , this Is the Circuiartwo M a n a g e r................... B ill M arshall Copy Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . J oe F itï:çeraid b y G e e r t i n g s , S e a . Paul C . Young­ f i r s t y e a r l e g i s l a t o r s and c i t i ­ Advertising Manager Assistant CS*y Editor . . . . . . . . « E ric FUson 5@ Bsfieo® Editorial Page Editors .......................... Sally basi« e r ( R - L a n s i n g ) . Sen. C a r l t o n H. zens have e x p r e s s e d those hopes City Editor . . . . . . . . 51 Uta«? Sports Editor . . . . . . . D errick son and Paul Schnitt M o r r i s {R«-Kalamazoo) and Sen. with any r e a s o n a b l e hope of ful­ bag®*®*’ Photo Editor .... F eatu re Editor . . . . . . . . . . . J a c k l* Korona 54 MO«“* C harles R. Feenstra ( R - G r a n d fi llment. A sst. Adv. « f f .......... Ntght Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . M m Yagwan abbr Michlftfrfl St&tfe Newa, E a s t Lansing, mi Monday J a n u a r y 1 4 , 1 9 8 3 Jo9|^ o , Toch Discuss Class Size jo tt Wlehma« 0f Th* S*«4* New» k. . the firvt '« • »w®-p«rt ^ „ « ä iiä n a iW ^ jif9, and »moll d o » * # * , jgjtd or* lo«ol*y «pinion» Stato How« Photo by Marie K rottof t SPECIAL'" A ll Thé Spaghetti You Can Eat! \iRGE LECTURE MEETINGS tond to bring so require greater preparation tff be effective. "hom " Iff many p ro f*»* o r*. Thoy al- -Stote News Photo by Mark Krastof in ! Served w,th- Tossed Salad Rolls and Butter 5Senior Cadets Receive $ Coffee or Tea A ll Day Monday At Army ROTC Half-W ings o f an Army . wff j ^ êêêK M HOW ARD JOHNSONS IN fran d or Ujc »:ud«r,! pilot, w ereew ard- i M â .Æ fK ^ Ê Ê ‘otec tor's te freed p Friday, by Col. Jam es F . Its constitution ¡ ¿ j. professor of m ilitary s c i- hat of the United fr-. :c five future Army p ilots. 4 i Tte cadets include John S. | 1 Ghana on the west and Dahomey jfcrrc, Flint senior; Ronnie E . d tm H on the east, Togo has an area v .- \n, vpiemens senior; Paul 3 jg of 21,893 square m iles— slightly jt, Sarighc, Macomb, U1«, sen - RRk sm aller than Weci Virginia. jr: Ca.”; N. Milko, Lake Wood, y 4 Its 1.5 million p e o p l e are Es.V-icr; .rtJC arl J . Schwind, I largely pagans, though both Islam and Christianity have made some S P E C IA L ! a ' economy is largely agricultural. Principal products include cocoa, . coffee, peanuts and phosphate. TOTE BAGS lets are in the Olympic, a member of the Ewe ancis Aviation tribe, was the only African the Capitol City to speak English and French fluency, ilf-wings were influence councils, {| Off to school, office ut'cessful com* where languages p re- ind school por- dominate, far exceeded the im - or overnight stay . . . ram . Complete C O L .S K E L L S portance of his country. Togo- , t r a i n i n g , After com m is- land was a colony of Germany in r tote everything ng, they will attend the Army his youth, and he could speak program to become either German also. . necessary. Gay -wing or helicopter pilots CAMPUS tapestry Off beige , Au ^¡yfions f ‘ T H E lîfé lG ’&F nusksno, ■ ■ •'-•.••ft» '. or black with patent c r^ S For UB Comedy or leatherette trim. Auamons tor the annual union Board musical comedy will be PHI MU ALPHA To V is it Full front and top zipper closing for held at 7 tonight and Tuesday in 44 Union, Several male parts are still INVITE AFRICA easy accessibility. available. Women may audition CALL for character ro les. all men actively interested The show, "Snip Wonderful World,” is a sa tire on college in MUSIC to an CO LLEG E life. The main ch aracter, is Joe College, who comes to MSU as a freshman. OPEN RUSH Trmvi Offtoe inilisinis Dorm life, coeds, fraternities 332-8667 and so ro rities play a part in MON. & TUES. NITES, JAN. 14 & 15 Jo e ’s transition from a confused 7:30 - 9:00 403 ANN ST. He’s a veterinarian freshman to an all-knowing col­ RIDES: 332-2575 Monday Store Hours - 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m lege man. SHIRT SALE We wish to invite you to our new addition now ready to serve you . . Conveniently more located in the Spartan Cen­ te r. Outstanding shirt savings! This It’* not as had aa it seems. S top- i n t o d-cui h e l l o My idea is to find out the name season’s top man-tailored of the employment manager at tiweomiwn) F*m interested In Write him a tetterteWme-hw 0 4 i/l h-'iow ^ie tlv L O u q Ji solid color and print cottons my qualification*. Spefl out my w e a re o n ly a and dacron-cottons with interests, marks. Simple as that Oi4A n u d e ¿ e le c tio n o^ exceptionally fine detailing hop, s k ip a n d a . . . shirts with rolled sleeves, CARDS ju m p fro m Case barrel or French cuffs . . . small : ' s i* - 3 r,. r ; ^ S A f& E R S C A ^ f b Y " f W ils o n D o r m $ collars. Buy several now at our UNIQUE JEWELRY low price, for year-round POCKET BOOKS wear. White, blue, green, ¡ pink, red, beige, black or gold in a complete size -■invnf wtnager 6. Say could you set sbmethm* up * lot to team for me at Equitable? range . . . 10 to 18. * j 'L’tSfntS-'ilS’ e'—'i.ntçr,wv',\';y v . but-PI i*gr - " ’s'* tr»inm g spot ■trrevl,^ p u y j , •«ry and has a kit * * tttT Üie future. irubsiins annex Sporttw aar Michigan State News, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan MomUy Jtm iarv W'restiers Dump I -svBre°kIs u* 1» *■»*. biggest g __ Boilermakers, ig&Hocftey Teamßplits WithMinti■Dämm ^ tE C T lO N o f' L AF AY E T T E . Ind. — The Spartan w restler« cam e from b e- 1* the last few seconds and came out on top 4 -3 , By GARY ROM BERG and even tb W fd sign, aL h rtl- on ^ ^ * 2 a i <* a * third period, «ad t W « re*lly LiVfO'« Mike wto- POP HIT! tl*l?*ie * . period. UMD tied li on goal, by p ressu re. The* kid (DeLuca) was “• £ * * ,, J£*rtod' S *» * t JM * » * . .^o, over the Boilerm aker? of P ur- due on their home mats Friday. Moagon but scored a take dp»n m siT s hockey cw*m ,o « » « d Its * * r t e s , but we re »till lacking the J » « * i o r * the bu w er tp w in 3 -l. & u r_g i n e losing streak here this zin* » • « * « * « * « Wue lin e .- W|| tbe Beseoae d e s c r i b e d Satur- 1 « us in. that's a l l ." WM State'« Mark WUUams and Rich ^ » Saturday, , * * v«P rt< ix y DJSc C* State’sa* n e « meet l isa • dual af- week¿“ ri wtth -S , ........ win over -* *•* Coach •*Amo •—■*— *Besson» *—■— -- ~said^ -*J day night*« affair this way; Hargreaves each got their first Come-firom-behind w i n s by fa ir at Ohio S t « « Saturday. non-league r i v a l Minnesota- *'We re laying back too much "What more can you do? We goals of the season in the game, ftrotrh scry Byington. Alex Valcanoff 123 G ary Smith (S) drew with Fred ay night, and then * e t t *n 8 opposing forward» pUt jg s^tots on the net in the and Johnstone flipped in hi* lltfc. d a fait scored by jo e Cans in John Schrag. 4 -4 . |ost , 4-3 thrU ler Saturday. c* r r > th« K **ck to u s. This ia tbut highlighted the 130—C ecil Holmes (S) dec. John ■ El te I r, : The Spartans d id everything *U right outside our zone but In- . they could to tie the Saturday 1 3 7 - Joe GanrfS) pinned Randy <_ { game-firing 28 shots at to break up the attack, we must go to meet them «ou was «quad- White 2 JO of third round. UMD goalie Tom DeLuca in the! "W e'll work on it a tot this ent with the men from chwestem. They beat 1«? — P »*» Gibson tng finishing second Dave Jam es, 3 -0 . 157—Monty Byington H try som e fine tiw red Ught> ^ spectacular DeLuca, who changes too.** The %>*rtana. after playing You are cordially hat match. m Trenton, pinned the Doug Atkinson. 4 -3 . ¿67 '= George Reid rs* Randy White in HaP Fry* 2 - i . (P) dec. was a t a r t i n g his first college six game* in eight days, are idle ( m«de 52 saves to preserve «•** » « k *™ 1- They resum e a c - ^ UMD win. tion here Jan. 25 and 26 against invited to attend 1 third round for the 177 — Alex Valcanoff (S) dec. The Spartan defense which has speedy league foe Michigan Tech. the meet. Tim Mongo«, 3 -1 . «1*1» suboar a s of late nicked Bob Doyle's 10th goal of the G tm t ^ .> a c r .^ - ~ v *■?*. t K J& R w V £ -U'».V viTB v-"» r ,M» ‘ !L ,J* T ^ w T y S l ' T ' J / m % *T^ * ' Swimmers Set Four Records minutes remaining 'ter State had blown a la As They Trounce hnva. 73-32 sd h is idDougRofc Riviera” 200-yard merit o (Si 2 d 0. 2 t QÍ2ÜA-A____ — M 0 -yard C ,4 A A, n . KOS; But MSU cam e back strong in the second period and in the The annual HRI Dinner Dance f i r s : two minutes tied the score smposed Mike on goals by Lackey and Doyle. Wood. Mike Corrigan, Dick G ret- sSugar a n d 'D e s n ls Collips. the Lackey made 3-2 at 10:37 on a pow er play effort on a p icture- place: K e llo g g C enter foursom e b roke the old pool r e c ­ ord set by Iowa in 1959 at 3:24.6 p e rfe ct set up from Captain Dick date: Fe b ru a ry 2nd with a tim e o f 3 :2 3 .3 . footer put State Rifle Team Third The clocking a lso b rok e the old dual -meet re c o rd of 3i24.~. In Big Ten M atch se t by the Spartans in 1962. T h e sum m ary: Laundry Bargains M EN’S GIRLS W ASH PANTS PLAIN BLOUSES Skiers! TICKETS ON SALE Imported Ski Sweaters 100% V irg in Wool With fo r fa cu lty, students Traditional Scandinavian D PC ............... when ............... when a n d g e n e ra l p u b lic brought in with brought in with b e g in n in g NOW any dry clean­ any dry clean­ ing order. ing order. $24.00 M onday, Jan. 14th $ v .•V-t’T' t X\ •—- «... ? ...... «Bh — - —s.. .«» -w.aL ^ w f t AiieK^.-m. « . d n *> -<-. »O«'-■ '•■eer.. WW- r v iA . Restaurant DINNER FOR TW O & DRY CLEANERS .4 e K * e t'3 * e 6 w e < a e e t * e t w Every Monday & Friday 211 Evergreen FILET M I6 H 0 N .. .SHRIMP. . .CHICKEN 21 E, Michigan IV 5-7179 Just a step o ff G ra n d River If you have an advanced degree, let’s talk some more. You'll be part of a 3500-person faelW responsible for R&D on America's lunar, planetary, and interplanetary explorations. If you come to Caltech Jet Propulsion laboratory in Pasaden California, you’ll firKS the finest technic facilities in the world —like the iibrar with 125,000 technical documents the most sophisticated computers space simulators, acres of laboratory space, and about three support peep- for every one of you. And you it be . work m witb the.lioesi sc»entittC rr-— Do you in the country. If you want to need me think bard for a living, you should think hard about coming to JPL » at Zactssî KB JPL JET PROPULSION LA B O R A T O R Y ft#Q CM <5«ewe Swn«. baawft«« 0 0 * 0»** y o u r ta s te // a ir - e v e ry p u f f c /' s h every Saíem cìgaretti I 'soft m ‘*s'mtrk; t i m e : Sm oke Yefresh'edr éSaïëmT • menthol fresh • rich tobacco taste • modem fitter, too nut a $ a»»»*!» ommcwwm » 11— a»«», w. » I Interviews:! r*ru«ry gtf B tto IPI tftthifA» State fte w s. g a s t Lansing, Michigan Monday J a D o w n ortan 5 Wins xift ■ • - ...•mN ta»H ugBn4*«.- m> Throws accurate Intramural News 7:00 A ip w t-A rN n tl 8:00 Cachet-Carthage 9:00 Cavalier-Casino The ice arena will be avails randy-Deuces able for IM hockey p ractice Mon­ iryan 3 -Brutus day through Thursday nights. F or rannigan-6-Pak reservations call the intramural i ouffham-tl»yv«i •or roe open nockey league, f r a - It w»a not let« before the Bi ternity a n d independent team They narrowed the gap, and with handball (8-man team ), and the IM he count at 2 4 -all. padiilebali singles i adder tourna­ ment. From there it looked aa if the All teams interested in hockey O tym pk Oath must turn in their ro ste rs im - ATHENS, Greece tUPl*—The •red:a(ei.y, ancient Olympic? according’ to AH ro ste rs are due for bad- the records that have come inijiton sikI t^)lk tennis, singles down to us. opened with the and doubles, in 121 women's IM Olympic Oath taken by the athletes and judges before the statue of the god Zeus. HEDRICK HOUSE CO-OP THIS WEEK ONLY BILL BERRY PETE GENT REG: 7 5< EACH OPEN RUSH fhiteDominates Green Tuesday, January 15, 8 P.M quad In Gymnastics SA T. J A N . 19, 1963 LAST DAY 140 HASLETT »pear ance juad meet a i Build- Cleaned And Pressed By Expert Professionals fo r a ride call ED 2 -0 8 4 4 composed lud sen io rs, season. 1 1/2 victory captured t aC O lN -O P COUPON Ë of fresiuner Manuel T place. SAVE 50t Coin-Op-Dry Cleaning OUT CLEANERS Reg 81b Load...$2.00 •ttë fa n * r n t § c ö ü p q p Q f r tiu iff i y i ö k ß m frtt §SSf CANDOR CENTER earn captain _ f l Âs ÎT c l Ë a n e r s ■ w w a f h w w fc M n iia a a a a B a f c w iM M a J e, competing received 398 vents, while 1/2 points, THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES : in free e x - rallei b a rs, SALUTE: FRANK KIRK nan finished scoring with imnois oeii s joiiet Accounting umee prepares 37«MM) has accomplished a lot in the two years he’s four events, customer bills a month. And Results Supervisor Frank .«is Bell. He s seen his ideas adopted and t enrolled in Kirk i B_S.. I960) makes sure the job is done efficiently. n interested management. k first place Before his promotion, Frank supervised 20 key punch and other young men like him in Bell Tele- bar, second operator» That responsibility was given him soon after ies throughout the country help bring the lei b a rs and he completed the maruigejnent training program offered ¡cations service in the world to the homes third place by his company. of a growing America. ras p a rtie « - th the p e r- shmen team BELL TELEPHONE COMPANIES and B ill Me ed 237 1/2 ottrth, while th with 227 took the free TELEPHONE MAN OF F MONTH - 6 , capturing icoftd p laces, rebel and Ted 7 fir s t place Green squad, on the tra m - won the aide “ en team won the scoring ritreatal bar s n l o r John homore Bob the fourth »d won this f i t although qujdaHMatha sAwilttWíjWláWWtoMlíii río defeàted len in cum­ bers, George She to a c lo se wg« barely de~ ^ 1/2*11. Both the ’A biteteam « « . 12-4. handed the * *lth Big Ten on .7*1« Cooper % m o re fla v o r in th e s m o k o i£ i> m o r e t a s t e t h r o u g h , .th e , f i l t e r I t ’» t h e r i r h - f l « v o r l e e f t h a t does ill Among l,4M s choice tobaccos there's more longer-aged, extra-cureil leaf than even in some unfihered cigarettes. And L&M’s filter is the modern filter— alt white, inside, and outside—-so only pure white touches your lip . LA Ms the fitter cigarette fa r people u h o realty like to smoke. Michigan State News, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan Monday Janu», " I had many c a lls the STUDENT ap aj $*| L Ready ftì fir s t day. T its a pa rt­ * 8 0 square ft ments ars fillin g ra ­ nitìied, includine in* room »Ith p id ly !" ln desk in 2fhrtn Autom otive_______ i t Service__________ 1957 MERCURY two-tone blue, • really pretty c a r. S e § t offer -üüê-.4525. C all IV 9-0950. TO MUSIC by thé Kevin Kaye Quar- tet t o r your reception, dtnner- dance or term party. 355-2519.9 Program Boom i'959 VbL'l«'W TCP^^CNRl5OT: Excellent condition. One owner. styling: form ais, trou sers. sk irts Radio, heater, seatbelts, w .s.w ., etc. NEEDLE 'N THREADSHOP. must seil. 489-1995. 10 108 Divisions, behind Campus -AUTOMOTIVE •EMPLOYMENT Drug Store. ED 2-5584. C AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR •FO R SA LE A C C I D E N T PROBLEM? Call •FOR RENT- EXCELLENT TV REPAIR on all KALAMAZOO S T R E E T BODY makes and models. All work •LOST & FOUND SHOP. S m a l l dents to large KÏSN, SHARë AP AftfM È W f.l® guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL •PERSONAL w racks. Am erican and foreign month and utilities. Near campus, CO LLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 a. m •PEANUTS PERSONAL c a r s . Guaranteed w o r k . 489- unsupervised. Cooking, parking. to 8:30 p.m. TV Technicians, •REAL ESTATE 7507. 1411 E , Kalamazoo. C ED 2-0062 after 5 :30. 7 ... •SERVICE 3022 E . Michigan. Call IV 7- «TRANSPORTATION •WANTED it Employment HOUSES 5558. C N E E D A B A N D ? Call Kenny DEADLINE * . -1 1*. * fc'___ PHONE: L uST-m en * g la sses.. Black ana grey striped fra m es. Between U.S.-Canadian workers, provide a 355-8255 or 8256 underemp RATES fully furnished. F Shaw and Nat. S ci. Frid ay. Jan ­ uary 11. Reward. 355-9026. 8 Seminars Sei water in each. L s 1 DAY. TV. Laundry andj 4C Personal 3 DAYS ties. Singles and d< 5 DAYS from campus. Spa CANCELLATION, irritation, ex Lotus. Phone -ED , asperatlon. SfiS Bubolz for con- it ion on your auto Insurance jlem s. Phone 332-8671. C5. m ö ö M T fö C S m V X T E ‘XND create1conTT :e in public speaking. B e ­ te a professional toastmaster. Automotive information, phone 337-0073. Seminar To Disc Fruit Insect ConH C ircus, Flint IMA Auditorium, January 20-26. Mat. 2 p.m. Even­ ing 7 p.m . T ick ets - Ben Me C rea, 355-6158. 6 Distrlfc REX ALL DRUGS at F rand o r. Low Insects everyday discount p rice s. Marek sem ini P rescrip tion Center. 3 0 1 N. C lip - molog) pert (northwest of Sears). C 140 Nat extens He ree West of Frandor-opposrte ’s . Open 8 -5 :3 0 , Tuesday- Michig Saturday 8 -5 . IV 4-8844. patholi :ut ladies* hair, C egon : ^P e a nu ts Personal sar Linda, M arcie, Robyn, Su- e. Faiie, Nancy, " D " , Joan ie, ickie .gftd §|i,. thapks foir.the.dAte» , D ^ n r r H y T iiR iT n ^ r n H a s A dU U I ( H t AÜ VCKÎIbir If people don't seem to under­ stand you tell them your ages SIDE OF A NEWSPAPER m essage late: P resid ent is e Studei now is the cl ductlon— not « fa c e s o r atre, slon. Due to i sp ace co sts, tl ably will tell new budget ce balanced ever, There will b - fully developed in the P reside •odingham Drive m edical c a r e t School. T r e e s gram tied to f m er, ED 2-4069. may leave ro< compromise o voluntary piar, 4 BEDROOM HOUSE for sale by government pr owner. $16,900 at 1609 G ilcre st. Appraising < ar tan m o to rs the President that the inter m ay have imps since the U n al apartment successfully ’* areas, notabl;, ADVERTISING LAYOUT He will ais< Servie« OFFICE M ANAG EM Eh country COPYW RITING ment ai IM r en. Campus B arber RESEARCH ointments available. ED rèe parking, C8 SALES DIAPER SERVICE many SERVICE to your d esire. You nom receiv e your own diapers back each rime. With our serv ice, you • .!> tnqludw- tip to two pounds. tr vaewnhft^wffr«wtf SOUth we c l o t h l a g which will not fade. rus and v ■OR one or two men. White, blue or pink diaper paila being d e s tr act lit tes, two showers, furnished. PHOTOGS W H O HAVE ‘ . bock, Tex: , parking, 3 minutes KSRICÀ P i. B.O, SLR. Recently tim e low o: n CSmpiis. 723 W. Grand factory Checked. Interchangeable AMERICAN DIAPER WORKED WITH OFFSET PRINTING day month»! 100 mm. f2 .8 telephoto. Minolta SERVICE T he five- autnwide, noti-inTerchangea.ble35 111 E . WASHTENAW temper atur DOUBLE ROOM for man, adjoin­ mm f2.8 wide-angle lens.. Ac­ IV 2-0864 area are h< »y/ ?* |V nisheg. M ature or graduate s;tu-. ing bath, share kitchen. Two c e sso rie s. L ist $400. Complete t or a week dents. C a ll ED 2-5374. 6 1956 BUICK, 4 door, blue and blocks from Union. C all ED 2 - $275 o r separate ED 2-1437, 8 white, automatic transm lsstor. .3 B L D R O q^ A FURNISHED, 3634. 7 JT H A P P & S L •OS*«: *<*&• 4 « f ftfokk'jfciid. ; J t g jY >d£*t«i JttW inger- $62 . t l . .¿j & SÉBjE'ESïlüST m s w r n iifiu r S p IH iN K tU dents. $85 - month. Includesutlil- cash -fate model rfg -ta g m beau- j T nf l nP r f i w q c A m fc v a u f w m sm Cocking, parking fa cilities. Ju st LUCE ISAiDlT Many other make and models to ties. Call 882-3967 after 5 p.m. tiful console cabinet, with bu ilt- j| w ik u m w w iD m A M JM . b e h i n d Campus Theatre. Call ^ WOULD! y chooee from . weekdays and all day weekends. sn dial for d ecoratit» work hem - [* P riced from $95. a 332-8787 after 6 p.m. 7 stitching, sewing on buttons, zip - 3 p ers, etc. Will accept monthly it DEAN ft HARRIS ! mW It tor only o few pennfea payments $6.45 after sm all down Grand River at Cedar STATE HEWrWANT-AD® 8 thf through thim Compui Smt. payment. IV 5-1705. 6 Phone IV 2-1604 Ada. CM! 355-0255 « M tm Sl«te W « w . , E a s t La n slm ,. Monday J a n u a r y 14, 1 9 6 3 7 Placement Bureau Boy Found Princeton Prof To Analyze Interviewing at the P i » c e m e n t physics m ajors. Bureau Thursday, Ja n .-47. Addi- G eneral Motors Corporation - (Continued from page !) Latin American Change tionai information in the P la c e - Packard E le ctric Division in ter­ 8th ave.. was reported missing professor Population R esearch . ... . ment Bureau Bulletin for tlje i viewing mechanical, electrica l, •t 7 p.m. Saturday. He was last rcetor, will He also taught at Oregon, Har- week of Jan. 14 - ¡ 8 : ’ _ civil. ch«nu;ai ^seen about 4 p.m ., but .police > ■'Gehemi« fcwetvi-*%eiWeár — y ->«?» * y - c , o : 3 3 1 * jg tijte » before- 'S » Campus -Ü.N, .f t Knight; p resid en t; Macnio Among«, s e c r e t­ SufHKSf* 1> k . M v t o } A .M . ' pfiday nifcht ore George Boughton, M a rin é Selector ary general; Dave Carpenter, librarian; and of the Icelandic delegation; John second vico présidant; Alan Mc- Judy Lund, secretary . —S ta te News Photo by Jo e Hem pstead. Stated Here Varsity Drive-In Captain W alter Hauck, Marine ED 2-6517 Sestau rate urs G . reek P etition ■ in.g* Corps selection o fficer , will visit Michigan State, Jan , 22, 23 and Ends W edn esday 24 at the Union from 9 a.m. bncoct Dance Hauck- plans - to speak to iinr.er-dance spon- in the i dents interested in obtain! > school of hotel, te r . Ror M arine Corps comm ission. i institutional m an- f li „ fan be held Feb. 2 in food con r. T he pi e of this year s ing and f is "Rendezvous a eluding i The dinner in the casino w Centennial rooms orations, rencb food and con - Ticket Looking all over for Text Books SHOP AT S.B.S. ANGEL 33 IT IN E R A R IE S m Slated For Vet's wetheart Candidates S T U D Y -T R AV E l OPERAS NEW BOOK PROGRAM S MDIVTDUAL AN D GRO UP 009 SHIPMENTS ARE R IV E -Y O U R S E L F TO U RS BERMUDA SPRINO W E E K S Per LP ARRIVING DAILY $-39 all-inclusive by air Regularly $4.98 S E R V IC E S FO R IN D E P E N D E N T ST U D E N T T R A V E L L E R S Stereo $3.71 per LP Regularly $5.98 U. S N A T IO N A L S T U D E N T A S S O C IA T IO N ■ E d u c a tio n a l T r a v e l In - D ep t CN '"“T h r 193$ î'èfti •80 We%t'-*»9ttv«ìTpi»f. Nww .O X fu rd 5 St.*7 0 -f».-N Y- - u n i ir MUSIC . piètéd p asse A, it* is a record. V06 A new kind of self-service Wash n Dry Clean A t o u r W ide Se le ctio n of Jacquelyn Jeanne Mayer, dry cleaning...in the PAPER BACKS, M IS S AMERICA nyygasf s B K r 1M 3 - P H IL C O . E s. STUDY GUIDES & M IS FRIDAY I 213 ANN ST. ART SUPPLIES! EAST LANSING £». ^TH ON Y ®8I PERKINS Monday Through Saturday Attendants on Hand 8 o. m. to 5 p. m Clean a dress like this for only 25$...a man's suit for only 50$ . . . as M O N E Y ON Y O U R T E X T B O O K S part of an 8 lb. load*! WE STILL HAVE A . . . In as little as 39 GOOD SELECTION P I AT E jjÇ ► XVft K | wn minutes! SHOWING . IV-5:15-7:20-9-2* : J tu w v A io r TUDENT Cleaned and back on hangers In just ) hour SAVE np to «9% COLON dany F R E E PARKING IN REAR ROB« You cm da a normal week'* wash for ■ family jghtoo of four fit taaa than an hoar. Gat bright*# 213 ANN ST. ACROSS FROM B ERK EY rtaansr dothaa with PRILCO-Bsndit Tumblf Action aod SAVEI EAST LANStNG Monday jan u Michigan State News, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan Reds'Correcf' Newton Follow-Up Confab Planned Trainrrien Bring Cheer For Junior College Transfers MOSCOW uf! - A Soviet scien­ tist claimed today he has dis­ covered a new law of physics quickly went out of coin m ission. "T h re e centuries have passed Now their life will not only be since Newton was led to one of extended im measurably, but also his laws by the famous apples T r a n s f e r students from 16 and William L. Finnl, director Michigan community co lleges of the Office of Admissions and now attending M5C will meet Scholarships, will open the co n - To Crippled Youngstei which " c o r r e c ts ” the famous th eir power will in crease many which fell from a tre e , tim es over, " F o r three centuries, people their form er counselors aiid ad- ference Tuesday evening with a waved back. laws of NSMttQTU . "Innum erable exairffflSffilfoy&e ■^?i e c o n o m y . The wonderful pe- not so all-em bracing as was be- curriculum and transition for fer Students" Wednesday m orn- *ho«t their little comra Moscow pravda said Soviet tra ssfe r students through feed- tog. Closing the sem inar at noon only two other paattn, authorities have decided Alexan­ culiarity of the new law is that lieved. Newton has been c o r - back from students who have a !- will be a discussion o f "T h e Role * * * « and children's b drov's discovery is so important its application will not call for retted by our contem porary..." ready made the change. of 1 the Humanities to a World in listening to , few , that his name will appear along­ any changes In the construction Perhaps the best known of New- of m achin es." ton's laws is the one which says Phillip J . Gannon, president C r is is " by Paul A. Varg, Dean W&BOgrsph records. side that of Newton in all new So­ The Moscow Pravda report b e- that for every action there is an of the Michigan Council of Com - « f the College of A rts and L et- So Alain began to re< viet textbooks and manuals. te rs and cards, dropp, gan: equal and opposite reaction. munity College A dm inistrators, te rs. Details were kept secre t, but lagea up and down the H the newspaper said practical ap­ vacation spou, came a U.S.-Soviet plications of the discovery will prolong the life of machinery Sales Managers Gather with exciting postmark Ju ly , Switzerland. A!ai, hooks and records. „J.to ce her »mvcxr . waved, too. sodA la i n - ^ o e s n i l to now aa strategy and tactics, select ng and training men to s e ll, and Meyer m sales executive as a leader Your opportunity to THE Inter Cooperative Council collect a . . . invites aH MSU men to attend OPEN RUSH at 8 PM Fantastic Reductions Tuesday , Jan u ary 15 W ednesday , Ja n u a ry 16 Houses East of Abbott Rd. Houses West of Abbott Rd. "E x ecu tiv es th ro u g h o u t the Tremendous Selection country regard this as the best BOWER HOUSE 636 Abbott Rood BEAL HOUSE 208 Beal Street annual conference available for field level sa les managers. This is the second consecutive year it Wide Price Ranges ED 7-0185 ED 2-5555 will be filled to cap acity . We had to turn away nearly 25 compan­ F ill out y o u r w in ter w a r d r o b e w ith i e s ," C riss y said. HENDRICK HOUSE ELSWORTH HOUSE s e v e r a l o f ou r knit suits a n d d resses 140 Haslett St. 711 W. Grand R iver ED 2-0844 ED 2-3591 tM n w îa r o f S h o p now w h ile th e sav in g s a r e (jóm ìng E vfiite HOW LAND HOUSE MOTTS HOUSE trem en d o u s . 323 Ann St. 413 H illc re s t ED 2-6521 ED 2-1440 CONFUSED CANINES M.A.C. A t ULREY HOUSE GLENDO, Wyo. meçhaniçàl equipment.' ' 7. 77177 pcrturiity. Employer .. 7 .77 7.' For information on career opportunities, write or calf: R. F. Macduff, Br Mgr., IBM Corp.. 608 S. Washington Ave., Lansing 7, Mich. IV 4-5314 Comer West Grand River at Evergreen