MICHIGAN By AP (WH* UPI Wir* Services STATI ¡ Red C k l* * ' t Attocfc. UNIVERSITY " ■FiFTTfTN f^ P Ü ftiÄ r* E**t Cerrr d t l r i struck r nrv blo« •ton-fted Chinese ami p rag rees ln U .S .-$o v i« l is C r la ia . Th# Fast bald und bearded Walt#« á conference of world •ri with au je» blast attecfc on In d ia 's Him*]« P red icted 15 Below Tuesday Temperature Dip Throughout State Justice Jumps On Bunny Bandwagon N ew York City Piavbov Club S. Engaged In Food ar’— Borgstrom pÉÍ¡¡I O V E RS I Z E D BLO W TO R C H -G erry William« jppanese Fishing Industry W *-» *W U Global„ s e t* a g ian t bl«wtorcfi andar o cool-cnr at ^ f ^ w ^ P a w * » P la n t. T h e torch m alts the fc# Termed i t tfc# b o ttin i o f two hopper c e r t World’s Sea Resources Stretched AA..SU Coa AiH Reform Urges Remaining In NSA Writes A doula Note lomarle sou rce# in W# shirur Rebuff Worries Press rope Hails Kennedy a *How mrerners ATVj NSA P w th k w t Sbwri Reaction Mixed 'jpfan Tiewfw. Reservations Expressed Unified Faculty Support s h*Jled the On Grade , Course Changes For Proposed Course Cut ! tourIndicted For Chicago By SUSAM JA C O B Y 01 The Stwtw M#w« I (Vv^, M m & X rti *??V :- / :• - .:7 ¿*:. ^ g E X S S c r i a i K a s S & s ^ Although the re e e tk » of «meiant leaders to P r e s # # ? > Hannah** "s ta te af. the U niversity" ad & esa w m generatly fswor- Ml»*- '.I” - A Federal Grand Jury late today able, they expressed earn« reservations regarding Hannah'« r r - »¡¡¡all \'Sf ;,‘*rs<>r'* ,n connection with desegregation rioting ® * r t * oa towering grading standards sad w r s v t i g dw rsnge I I V "51 Un(v* r * ity of M ississippi. of MSÜ cou rses. . ^ r a of the all-w hite grand Jury have been AJUSG President Jim B aro es said he was "fa ir ly átstar&ed Nt ifl,, r* e* against trt least 10 persons stemming fron to hear President Hannah imply that the rwo-potnt requirement [ * ft# - erupted when negro Ja m e s Meredith arrived for graduador should be lowered or that grading standard« : **t Sept. 20. One o f those ch arg ed wa* form er might be too h igh ." [h lt^ Edwin K. W alker, who was not among thoee Bornea said he felt that Sow grades reflected a poor academic J W I H I a i B a i * UPRK:W ~ fury incficried Melvin B ru ce, descri ber~oity r t v u l r y i F or you sea, if an idealist held such a big poaf i s e e no co n f la g ra ti o n . m*-‘ /■#* var'-*"* plight of the gi matte. Hence the conclusion, the majoi works not for the m ajority but rath ♦Vn M |UU h n 11 Ovn Ui uifri n ivUHil l isMi W h i t 1 h also pcfesesses another ch aracter or> its Ing filled to c a p a c i t y eve tunstely, the m ajority o f the pfcople suffer day afternoon In the fall. When U.S • a t® tiiUsnui ujkJ vaIu0# of the idealist a re riot en ttie bulk of mankind. Now gambling has rei tn other words, society ill uses the res by structuring reality such that the charaei uiflv bead* And gambling 1f 1st pre-determ ine his assignment to g srr ly followed by scan dal . sion - making pro cess. A notable day In the hi paper s tr ik e Although we respect his achievements, tnltarian values, we will not allow him the s p o r t was Ja n. 8 . newsprint terlal position of leadership. More dlsgr; could be t e r m e d ‘ ’ huh-i ire grCng on tils fjf-f* ffirmtl votci* of crtttctum * leriea. d a y ” for the National. F o For whenever the song of truth about L e a g u e - - o n e that will iorq You stl 11 waiting fo r the bus, Charlie? his mouth, we fail to respond. Even thot right, we are equally certain that his ide membered. That afternoon the Detro Letters To The Editor could not be implemented in our world. What do ail of these sweeping genet *1! tio n s ' have fo do 'Witti atrything? bn the "t c a m e out wit! saying that a < On Right Vs. Left, Large Classes 1 imagine that the impact will be reasonably Aside from this, there is one point I go D e a r s had t ) , H e can look over upon you. 1 believe that the world and hi : StAtA N®w$ on advantagousty served if we heeded the wo with notoriou percent of the fac- hi« congregation end be satis­ The le tte rs of Karl Lady and the subject o í clg rights of free speech is a duty T h ere a r e so:me basic human “ Katanga cannot be forced to accept obi student) can leave the meeting rights that Iwoul**'- -P * ?f> *i Vifii* at e n tb t : : v" : -, they H: - ’ • ■•'ti,e i t iff] i preacher ca res not. T h e preacher c e p t” t$ t thorny has received his satisfaction. He Wfjtfcv®!!* *tOi 4¡p 4ft up a! KtMWl ay - ijyt] q in e ti ’ cstt»•»f . '4TV0T- - - ‘Ä I * ' coTnpitm'ertf«d: by ’thif* v e ry fart- in'-tiffs one; t 'Rupp«*v- of the large attendance. Whc on the Nobel peace f ! M r. D ell e r a has knows, better, -who ca res if the ¡pending nuclear holcrc rtion them in the and for the sake m em bers o f t h e congregation Red Cedar Fever Backgrounding The News- —- — — ent, let us consider M r. learn anything worth w hile?They D u c k 1 e y and the Com- a re not tested thoroughly over the Trouble In Togo--A Game rminlst who spoke at Hunter C o l­ m aterial covered. (You call an lege the week before Buckley objective teat a teat? I've heard m ore accurate p h rases), Judging from the reaction of **** judicta wasn't allowed to. Congress to that part of Ken- kUH exist! Of East-West Musical Chairs • Dave Jaehnlg Truthfully, 1 don't tike either of them, but since sim ple dislike is i them incompe­ tent or Insane, or Illegal, for that Who ever heard of a church- toer rising and asking a preacher i thought-provoking q u e s t i o n ? nedy's “ Union" speech that dealt ref &03 ** with a tax cut—there won't be Chi in tni one. chure— on< m atter, I as a self-considered Everyone would be furious. A certain Spanish 101 student other in te r e s t- liberal would be quite wilting to The other members of the con- from M assachusetts has written boys must tr, both le tt e r s . let both of them speak. Out of gregation want to get away as Ms new Senator— seem s he hopes of the law T h is firm statem ent, to n ! h is main sup- simple curiosity I would be more quickly as possible because they Ted can get Ja ck ie to take his have had a Itlclaim and comroc n t in quotation likely to go see the Communist Ju stic e s' "h ave a lot to d o ". T h epreacher final for him. d added fuel with cl m ark s, that "a ca d e m ic freedom simply because It's much harder w of p< especially w a n t s to escape b e - F o r those who are wondering: resident Sulv anus 01 must be In accord with right to find a native Communist at large these days than it is to cause i t i s possible that he T h e em ail West African re a s o n ." wouldn’t know howto answer such _ fir s t to acq u ire the dubious it would be extrem ely help­ find and hear a William Buckley. ful If M r. Lady would give the The reason for such ctatements questions (Large cla sse s would L o lu m tl I O llC y the flr e t independent Afrl so u rce of that statem ent. I am as M r. D ellera's " I t Is curious seem to give a m easure of se­ head of state was m urdered Views expressed In State Flows columns are th curity to the instructor, who T h e death of the 6 0 -y e a r unable to d iscov er what qualified to note that there usually exists whose byline appears with the column. They j reach the s a n c - doesn't have to answer difficult m ilitary in su rg en ts, hi person Is the author of the s ta te ­ In these civil libertarian dis­ the views of the State News editorial board. s country he had great stra in fc ment. P erh ap s what M r. Lady courses a common grain tinged questions.) We welcome faculty and students to subin >r his m u rd erers n Em bassy steps r e a l l y meant was " academic with pink or outwardly pro-Com - current issues to be run In the "P oint of on- freedom must be In accord with m u n ist," seems to be purely and Now to get back to mot should not be longer than four typewritten page ssociatlo n of the sim ple pique. c re te term s. Large cla sse s are the reason of the F a r R ig h t.” country A m ericans, as the Conservatives are able to taxe okay for under grads, but grads ; Of th] W estern pow ers, M r. D ellera says that, on this fewer than 10,00ftpenniless,soc- need special attention. Did any- :onnected It the a ffa irs issu e, “ T h e only noise co m es ially outcast native Communists one ever seriously consider the from the Ig n o ra n t.” Fortunately, government. something like a fifth or more of possibility that II undergrads r e - On the other boundaric 1 do not ag ree with this position. whom are F B I agents (makingthe ceived as much benevolently be- rthe If 1 did, I would be defining m y­ a cro ss 27. Beverage and N igeria wore form ing • Federal Government the largest stowed attentionth-stwewould re~ in hopes that they couic iiuet s e lf, as M r. D ellera has defined financial supporter of the Amer- dues u n i v e r s i t y attendance fo 1 .C ash 29. Aromatic h im self, as ignorant. 6 . Place 32. Moo to invade the sm all republ lean Communist Party) as a s e r - sm aller cla sses of higher c a ll- 11. Genu.« òi 33. Ostrichlike M r, D ellera also accuses " c i v ­ But the upheaval unexpec ) a heightening of Russian ious threat to the safety of the ber? Or we would have larger turtles bird il lib erta ria n s" of protecting the 34. Caviar in Togo, its e lf. in a continent of countries United States of A m erica. L ib er- groups of well-informed grads 12 Ctrl's name nfluem freed om s of the Left, but not of 36" Camera's to be recogí sd, dlplc als, by and large, are not. as an Inevitable result? 14 Island in Had Ghana the Right, Of, the examples he the ; . r fmriiedtat« cite s, 1 am. fam iliar only with the To aii tf-ytSu'fe-Wdf-wtth-i«»- Philippines 40 An lit* id you're-against-us mentality, this Granted, we have a faculty of body at g ifts and opportunities extended i n c i d e n t involving W i l l i a m 15. Waken reads a s pro-Communism,when limited size. After all, just look 42 . Wager SOLUTION OF YESTCRO'H 51 any hand, the fledgling states have Buckley at Hunter College. T his 16. Adjective m usical c h a lrs T o r many years with In fact It is sample and straight- at their phone directory. There 17. Click beetle 44. Groove situation was quickly remedied by forward a n 1 1-anti-Communism. a re only thousands. (What are IS. Woman's 45. Small pipe and W est. the 'New York courts In the ca s e y¿ Crnut’v Tisf elee t ion s lerlrncs you have to “ fix " the music box Not liking Robert Welch and will- they all doing? T h ey 're getting garment 4T. Dwelling cited above, due in part to the place DOWN But Meatchi was ingitess to hear Ber. Davts cannot paid, that's all 1 know.) Y es, 1 20. Girdle t it to stop as the countries reach your efforts of the ACLU. 49 Traps be equated with Communism o r know th ere are always depart- 22. Steep ponents of Olympic. I do agree with Mr. D ellera, 24. Before long 50. Beg Communist leanings. mem shortages of teach ers. Yet however, thst partisans of both 25. Dine 51 Barter As far as defense of that Amish couldn't there be a more efficient extrem es are Interested in pro- tetti; 'rr-'rtt*'/ * b5*2S í$Tri¡!ff & £ £ t&fnity £ f i ílQlfffi ^waiCMie*« UNIVERSITY S T A ir r r t w S ' #*ACEMAKER NEWSPAPER though, will argue for th® rights of both ends of the political spectrum. .Both Mr. Norman Hall » , ' Civil L ib erties Union, an orgai lzation both civil libertarian and lib era l, would be as willing to aid possibly d i r e c t one hourques- tion-answer periods 'p *r week? Couldn't I n s t r u c t o r s give p.', * 'Second cla ss postage paid at hast Lansing, them as it was to give court the essay anyway and have a Member Associated P r e s s , United P re s s and the ACLU have defended >tt0T, Michigan. ............. defense to Geroge Lincoln Rock- sm all group of grad assistants, International. IntandDaily P re ss A ssociation; rightists as well as leftist's, ti Editorial and business offices at 341 Student w ell, A m e r i c a ' s handsomest briefed on what the instructor Associated Collegiate P ress A ssociation, would seem that Mr. D ellera 1» 3 n* Services Building. Michigan State University. Nazi. expects, help co rre ct them with Michigan P ress Association. guilty of his own accusation of East Lansing, Michigan. Mail subscriptions Alexis A. Panshin the did of prepared hand-out a fa r- stantlv « « « l y beine being discussed In mag- man- Editorial Page E d ito r s ................................Sally reaching (or is it Just a “ far azlnes like the Atlantic and H ar- City E d ito r .................... • • • Bruce F a b r ic a n t D errick son and Paul Schnitt Sports Editor . ....... ...................... Dave Karfst Feature Editor ................ « • Ja ck ie Korona To the Editor: o u t"?) analogy. p ers. C orrect me if I'm wrong. Photo Editor ..................... Skip Mays I've Just finished reading John Granted, the instructor maybe Barbara G . Campbell i Frank Senger J r . Night E d ito r.................................... Lee Brown Adv. M gr. D ellera’ s letter In the January a rop-notch preacher (I didn't 151 Harrison Roed Stpte New» "1 got the id*a from the «pooch that the Univeretry Is nor jfuat ooe faction, but that faculty, atudenta (Continued from poye 1) and jkfcntntstration are e q u a l l y Bam ee suggested dim M Important/' c o f s c i i s f ^ o s thtftlnsr gom# Michigan Jam te Bleachard, AUSG pofelic t t t atudenr Joed to fur lo r col lei ralariosa ill re cto r, viewed the apesiSs as "a *tep forward id ommunicatirm between acadon; a, faculty aad edminatt«Uewr'5..»... E ra m S ttfe T h e a t r e ..... CEDARB a rb e r s*op NOW OPEN In The Spartan Shopping Center With 6 Chairs To Serve You. h e. B o b P W ln o u r M anager Wednesday, January i* Michigan State New s, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan B e c k o n s Kl CLUB MEETING Michigan Ski Areas 39-Mt. Christie 1-Nubs Nob Tonight At 7:30 2-Harbor Highlands 40-Grampion Mt. 41-Dryden Ski Area 3 - P * t c * ie y Winter Par 4-Mount McSauba. 42»Apple Mt. / > T> L J jY to n j& a llro a m 5 -WJFlorSrPHii Is ■• ' - m _ .'4 VV*Y 5-Thunder Mountain 44-Major Mt. 45-Snowsnake Mt. Sign up for our Ski 7-Avalanche 46-Ogemow Hi ils G R *y \ lK 6 8-Boyne Mt. w eek- end and bring 9-Glacier Hills Z6-5now tiowt- 47-Houghton Lake Snow Bowl 10-Sugar Loaf Mt. 27-Brack Park 48-Silver Valley along new members. 11-Mount ManesIona 28-lndian Hi Is 49-Mio Mt. 50-Skyline to V tiV v w B C 12-Hickory Hills 29-Hu-Lu Heights 13-Holiday 30-Eskar Ski Slopes 51-Grayling Membership: O nly $3.50 14-Lake Valley 31-Goshorn Hills 52-Mt. Fredrick 53-Sheridan Valley 15-Crystal Mt. 32-Acho Valley 16-Bear Hills 33-Little Switzerland 54-Au Sable Ranch 17-Briar Hill 34-Mt. Brighton and Ski Club 35-Summit 55-Snow Valley 36-Gronvfew 56-Sylvan Knob 37-Mt. Holly 57-Otsego Ski Club Your opportunity to 3 8 -A lpine Volley 58-B(ack Mt. In lF ta S Varsity Drive-In collect a . . . PIZZA IW isrN t. AQ ry 5 P.M. to 2 A.M. V i ESI P ri. and Sat, to 3 A.M. Delivery Service e:3o p . m . to i a .m . Ed 2-6517 Sundays 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M 7 remontions Select ion " lo o Cold to Eat Out ? — Order Out!” ELLSWORTH HOUSE Values fo 50M now 3300 COOPERATIVE Values fo 4000 now 2300 & 218 Abbott Rd, V , - - / .---- Values lo 3500 now 1900 OPEN SMOKER ä ÿ E a s T L o n s i n g , Mich. A cross from the S tate T h eater-' COATS >H r . %» $29 & $39. -' . v. » ."v it Nb u s I ill out your w inter w a r d r o b e w ith s e v e r a l o f ou r knit suits a n d d resses Economical living, academic S h op note w h ile th e savin gs a r e atomosphere,athletic and A L L DAY WEDNESDAY AT trem en d o u s .. H ow ard Jo h n so n s social activities. IN f r a n d o r M.A.C. A t Everyone Welcome Á lb é rt F or rid® p r Inform ation Served with: French P r le e , Crestny Co ta r Sauce, F reeh R o ll* k Butter, Coffee 3 3 2 -3 5 0 5 Ca« ED 2-5911 hlg^n Michigan Wednesday, J a n u a r y 16, 1963 By DAV f WARFIT State i i l H i D A l t FdH er L - i e visit to a ski pa r k will ea s il y prove Iftfjjig is no lo n g e r a pa s ti m e for a few, I »inter sport f or man y. Ljlgan has been the b ir th pl ac e of many f|H r e s o r t s during the past decade. At Lttbere a r e 84 ski r e s o r t s - - 1 5 of which I l i g h t - t i m e s k i i n g . T he s e r e s o r t s 1 0 the ski e n t h u s ia s ts through var ious |il facilities* |erg are slop es f or all types of s k i e r s . |«in from s h o r t hills f or the n ew co m e r L«faser to the s t e e p , winding run t fc a ♦. S3 .v. i yt ft-., i 4i' it slopes, but the re a o rt own 'I, The »mailer h ills bavi t slopes have J - b a r and cl Bev Gelda of Detroit look >out the window of Hi# bar at Pino early American fumithingt, with all fixtures and carpeting luiptnent fo r skiing la ava Knob. Sho U watching tho skiers an an intermediate hill. Mix being used for the first timo. P a t Shepard of Alton Pork, a t -ofesslonal in stru ctio n . Sk Gelda designed the interior of the lodge, which was built at a right, is shown making a kick turn on the slick slopes. re lodge* that accommoda coat of $1.5 million. It it dono up In a rustic manner with r»cU it(e 8 to m ake fo r a c e - m ore than 200 M ichigan F tatc -{ us for a weekend excu rsion to Hoi finding out ptans- fo r the firs t of fo jjj W eils, L ansing Junior, the club' for local s k ie r s a re : F eb . 1-3.— B rfae, and M arch 1 -3 — Nubs Nob. jus organization m eets every Wed r at, the g ath erin g s W w eek en d , accord ing l ¡1 , Other p r o je c ts by is the clu b ’ s advisor. Oft Ron F r ls o s k l, Lansing Ju le ju n io r, record in g s e e r correspond ing s e c re ta ry Loading up their car for a ski weekend are members of the Michigan State ski club at right. From left to right are: Ron Frisosky, June Graham, Karen Payne and Jim Fry. Pictured wax­ thedevelopm e ing her skis at Iffft is Nan­ :he Southeaste cy Albosta of Roscommon at a re now in i loving tre e s a Skyline. e r 14 . non tr e Knob lodge s le e p s only 3 6 people In nine room s, State News Photos A new kind of self-service ¡ing for 1 5 0 -3 0 0 will be built. Few lodges will go snce the p re fa b rica ted C larkston 1 odge did. While By Dave Jaehnlg Wash n Dry Cleani was being rained out by a W es; C oast storm in and Jscquefyn PHitCO **! dry cleaning...in the ibricated ce n te r section of the P ine Knob lodge 6 sea at P orlan d , O r*. With the middle section Jeanne P a c ific , th e re was a 34-day delay While the new Eastern Michigan Mayer, T ourist Association « IB S AMERICA ticage has a cafe te ria , dining room , b a r, bootery and nu rsery tpabllc, in addition to the nine room s. Both the c a fe te ria and ffso® serve 300 people. till ^ÊÊk P H IL C O present slopes a re clo sed from 5 -6 p.m . on recommendation Patrol. The p atrol and the 16 in stru cto rs work under Stein A noted professional s k ie r . T h is shutdown le ts the s k ie rs Best Selection •KMse the patrol fe e ls m ost accid en ts occu r when s k ie rs 213 A N N ST. Itt and try for that one m o re run. P Pine Knob is somewhat of a C in d erella story in its short EAST LANSING I®*;-’, it is b asically lik e other Michigan re s o rts . •ft plans are many fo r the P in e Knob r e s o r t. An additional M onday Through Saturday * areas will be opened on the m ore than 300-foot v ertical ««--highest in Sou theastern M ichigan. At the sam e tim e a A ttend ants on Hond A ta lf for $1 m illion d o lla rs , will be purchased for a p r i- ** ¡he private club will a lso have th ree areas,includ ing 8 a. it . to 5 p. m. drapes and a c h a irlift. P*3ns in the next th re e y e a rs c a ll fo r an Olympic size DISC SHOP W . tennis cou rts arid aij 18-h ole p ar th ree golf co u rse. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Clean a dress like this for only 25{.*.a man’s BE VOGUE AT suit for only 50{ *-*as part of an 8 lb. load*! Wanda Handcock . . . in a s little as 39 SMARTWEAR. . . minutes! BUT ON A VAG U E BUDGET «Kfliö îW f M l r " j f Winter & Fall p * s i c -Bulky-Fur Blemd-Wool Cleaned and back on '¿ t o '/j o ff hangers In just I hour SAVE up to 60% Wash n DR* Cu ä n T w e e d s - P J i r f d e r S o l 14?" UOÙ, 2 5 % 0« You can da t norm« waofcl wush for a foroity of four fo foot than an hour. Gat brighter 213 ANN ST. cfowwr cfothaa with PHILCO-Bomlix Tumblf Actfon «ad SAVCJ EAST LANSING W BEW ñ 6 Mic hig an St a t e New s, E a s t L a n s i n g , M ic hi ga n Wednesday, January 1 6 , 1963 1959 OLDSMOBILE SOLD IMMEDIATELY! " I hod many calJ«»” 1939 ûLDSMOBlLEDm said th is pleated State convenible. Líken^Sj M w m lleig e. o (gli|. » | P News a dve rtise r. *1 o»»«-, i* Automotive_______ ■ ^ F o r Rent i3 T 7 > *q 3 ¡^^ V Service 1933- OWE V R o r E T . ex cellen t rtvocfeaniCfiL c d A f l it io n ,' snow f f r F or Sale •WANTED one g irl to th e re apt. HI-FT EQUIPMENT. Eögen atn- CASE HALL G IR L S - Wouid.ap-. A reelate hearing from any of 5 í j L T f i N T ¿ , 'H t t j t l l f : income tax service anytime. Walter Hahn College O f Educatiion near cam pt» and bua line*. t t S . C<*r c * \à •-rte m fi grip s, winterized, very depend­ 5 - htW tb 1 drove eedrorst hitch — - -*— door Ig Co. 928 328 W. Ottawa, o p r « * * * ' after 4 p.m. E D 2 - I J 9 6 . ‘ ‘ 1 0 c h ^ « r g b a te $25. 339-8827 able. Will tra d e .P h ll,E D 2 -6 4 4 2 . after Monday evening’s lectu re at Capitols IV 4-7002. ♦« after 6 p.m. 10 10 HOUSES Kellogg. MiS.U. G e n t l e m a n . INCOME TAX - Weekdays 9 'To The college of education was e r . Associate pr 355-2556. * FURNISHED 3 bedroom house. A X C . Lakeland te r r ie r . Tow 9. Fran ces E. Brooka, 4204 S. engaged la st September by the cation, is in m T R T i W W - must s e ll. Near Frandor. Available now for mootha. Phone 355-9606. After Minneapolis PuMlc School Sys­ OkUTOMOTIVi C all if Interested In a sp o rts- De«r Butch, T h a caE ieruJoa Cedar behind N orris Garage. TU consultant on sch 3 -5 students. Am pieparking.Call 5r00. ED 2-3174. 10 tem to s t u d y the educational Richard Feather • e m p lo y m e n t c a r at below selling p rice . Phone broke down but it doesn’t have 2-6051. 48 355-1245. 10 needs of die city . professor of educ w f OR SALE 332-3009. 10 sS5 ® a £ Q 3 c 3 E 3 C S I auxiliary to stay that way. * Michigan Wgg emmig fotir Oh Je a . INCOME T X * assistance by ap- sultant on the ac •PGR RENT .SMALL . . . . , cF'iid u t c « p n u n 90 mm __ lens U R N I S H E D HOUSE, kf ____built-in m e te r,ca se , pointment. Short form $3 end up. large universities and two p ri­ aOecting future ■LOST & POUND 1960 SI MCA runs and looks like 575 complete. 332-0692. 10 vate firm s Interviewed by the near campus, responsible fa c - r Lulu M arlett. 3519 S. Cedar. TU Leu and his ■PERSONAL new. W.W., radio, 28,000 m iles. ulty. p rice depends, garage op- ---------- — — .... ..............— . — jK Real Estate Minneapolis Board of Education cerned with the ■PEANUTS PERSONAL 30 M .P.G. $550. ED 7-2603. 12 2-5737. 48 tional. June or longer. IV 2 - NEW NORWEGIAN women’ s ski EAST LANSING - fully developed before being selected to make the “ culturally-A n, ■REAL ESTATE 5160 . 8 sw eaters, hand knit In Oslow, large lota. Woodlngham Drive study. the majority of wt [951/ F 6 R 0 , white convertible. STUDENTS * An Tuto Insurance SERVICE cardigan, sm all; pullover med- n e a r Pinecrest S c h o o l .T r e e s problem? Monthly payment plan. State has made sim ilar studies In the central c ■TRANSPORTATION Power steering, power brakes, SSIXLL HODSE ideal lor cotg>le ium; $20 each, 355-6146. 10 planted. Call owner, ED 2-4069. in the past two years on the automatic transm ission. Good Quandt Insurance, 1032 N. Capi­ this r e a s o n th •WANTED or grad students. Walk to ca m - __________________________ 10 tol. IV 5-8419, anytime. l o n g - t e r m educational facility shape. $325. ED 2-0416 after 6 12 closely with suer pup. $30 weekly. Phone 3 3 2 - 4 M K fctT -L tM JT H f o r m a ! « , needs of the Chicago and De­ as the Urban Le DE ADI 'NE: 2048 - t .f. sizes 12 to 14. 1 yellow and 1 rc VDNLT1 S t- om campu* West ALTERATIONS dres* making troit public school system s. and the B ’na! i- -(- ..f' ■Z * * *}? V * jT •* 7 7 > jjr & L - r -v # - AUTONfetfVE RFFeAK *••• ROOMS " * . C e r . V roem, room, i t o « ! ? *C lark, TV 'z-v.rtlT garage, $110 per ning during 1963-1980. Em phasis dUn popul A C C I D E N T PROBLEM? Call EAST LANSING single room for will be placed on school build­ lower sot PHONE: KALAMAZOO S T R E E T BODY m a le student two blocks from tibie family. On It CU5T0M URESSMAKINC; high ing construction and the prob­ said Leu. SHOP. S m a l l dents to large • M ili r' .r.r h i Call E D J - 4 U 3 . class work & alterations, spe­ 355-8255 o r 8256 wrecks. American and foreign campus. Call ED 2-0205 after LADIES 5KIIS with fliffCy bind­ cializing In f o r m a t s . L eah - lem s of financing better public 5:30 o r weekends. 443 Grove ings* $40 boot*, si za 7 narrow, schools. c a r s . G u a r a n t e e d w ork.489- Marine Shop over Jacobson 's. “ is segrei RATES: S treet. 9 nearly new# Shoe tre e s , ski S erv ice ED 2-4417. 10 Under the direction of Donald the ileishbc 7507. 1411 E . Kalamazoo. ClO braces i n c l u d e d # Reasonable. ESMEN' Leu, p ro fesso r of education, the scho als ca 1 D A Y ..........................5 1 .0 0 ÜTÏCTT"" LAh»53$^""7 pleasant anti. Cal MfTVl arc rv study group has offices both here lem. It is 3 DAYS $ 2 .0 0 Complete CLASS SERVICE at comfortable front room for man. ERVICE. Special rate for isic. 355- college housing. Service ca lls , and in VHnneapolls. Floyd P ark ­ nlty attitudi 5 DAYS . , . , . , ,13.00 M o rris Auto P a rts & Service, ED 2-5374. SILVERTONE tape record er, 5 10 $4. Absolute honesty, ACME TV , (Basted on 75 wor(/| par aa) 814 E. Kalamazoo. IV 4-5441. months old, excellent condition, C9 2 ROOMS, doubles and singles. 1610 H erbert. IV 9-5009. C $60 o r best offer. 353-0214 af­ e x p e RIê Nc!ED WOMAN d esires There wilt be a 25$ service and bookkeeping charge If Unapproved. Nice, clean. Near te r 6 . 10 babysitting, in own home, by day, TVPIKC SEftVifcE' ' Campus Chest Organizes Drive ■ " thie ad ie not paid within i t Employment busline. 106 Clifford. IV 5-4714. 8 Like new size Id hockey States! hour or wet >k. R eferences. C all College Papers. Typed and/or on# week* P O S I T I O N S FOR S e cre ta ries, typists, bookkeepers, and recep ­ Calf EO 7-i29A 355-2945. 11 edited on campus. 15 y ea rs ex­ Fo r Annual Charity UNSUPERVISED, P L E A S A N T , perience. M rs. Alden, 355-8182. Automotive tionists. G reat Lakes Employ­ furnished. Cooking, parking. 123 GtftMAN ski boots. L adies 7. Musycke for Dancylng CIO Plana are in high gear for of Its goal In the ; ment, 616 M i c h i g a n National' THE KNIGHT OWLS r T A , 1957. 19,000 m iles Albert. Kumar, 332-0716. 10 Cubco safety bindings. Used only the annual Campus Chest drive Campus Chest h Tower. IV 2-1543. C8 3 tim es. $35: 355-7966. 8 ED 7-2174. C9 shape. Good mileage. $200 TYPING, general and theses. Ex­ Jan. 2 8 -F e b . 2. quests from 24 or ! -1822 after 5 p.m. t e r ed and Li - MALÉ S t U O f e N f S , one l a r g e ______________ _ perienced, reasonable ra tes. Call Campus Chest Is a student siring financial a: NURSES: F bedroom. C lose to Berkey. Ap- 1954 BU1CK and l9 ? 5 JË E P , and ED 7-0138. 10 organization, not connected with “ We hope to g TORET'SEDAN. Reliable", censed Pr I, to staff new proved. Supervised. Call ED 7 - also oil space heater. Call Nt DIAPER SERVICE the Community Chest. It ob­ to hold functions unit. Excel alary and fringe SERVICE to your d esire. You snically perfect, new paint 3 insurance pol- 2758 after 6. 8 6-4217, evenings. 8 tains student funds and d istri­ the proceeds to C receiv e your own diapers back Expert THESES, general typing. ick leave, holl- butes them to various non-profit Linder said. each tim e. With our serv ice, you E le ctric typewriter. Experienced days a assH ospiraliza- LARGE, SfNGLË. Ôërkey“¿tie KÔNlCA FS, f2.0, SLR . Recently organizations. The Campus C may include up to two pounds dissertation typist. Reproduction tion pi leand parttlm e. block, phone, p a r k i n g , some factory checked. Interchangeable “ Penny Night” will be a fea­ d irectors will all of your baby’s undershirts and service. Néar BRODY. 332-5545. cooking, private entrance, $40. 100 mm. f2.8 telephoto. Minolta ture of campus chest activities. collected during t c l o t h i n g which will not fade. t.f. Foreign students preferred. ED autowide. non-Interchangeable 35 As in the past coeds will be The board int mm f2.8 wide-angle lens. Ac­ White, blue or pink diaper palls -2540. allowed to stay out until 2 a.m . Mary Jackson, f ce s s o rie s . L ist $400. Complete furnished. XF^TE^ROv^rtÿpîst "553 Tnüîtïïïth Jan . 31 If they pay a penny for lor; Judy Donoght INCOME $275 or separate ED 2-1437. 8 offset printing (black & white & EAST SIDE rooms for students. each minute after one o'clock. lor; Pete Pace, M with Rea: AMERICAN DIAPER co lo r). IBM, General typing, term Single o r double. Parking. P r i­ A therm om eter will be set up Junior; Harry 1. SERVICE papers, th eses, dissertations. ED vate e n t r a n c e . Sem i-private, SLEEP1NG BAG - 4 lb. dacron in front of the Union to indicate sophomore; Steve 111 E . WASHTENAW 2 - 8 3 8 4 . _____________________ Ç bath. IV 2-0236. 9 filled — co st $36 two months the p rogress of the dlrve. towoc, Wis., f r IV 2-0864 C EXPERIENCED TYMSTT G&T- ago — will sell for $25. Phone Doug Linder, T ra v e rse City Laurie Linder, B1 i R A L INSURANCE office e ra l typing and term papers. junior and chairman of the drive, io r. experienced g irl for af- UNSUPERVISED SINGLES for 332- 3009- AT YOUR SERVICE. Men, wom- C all ED 7-9665. 10 says the Campus Chest hopes >n. Bookkeeping experience women students near campus. »non wagon Kitchen and phone. Call EC LARGE 5R E StTTOL en, and children. Campus B arber to encourage student participa­ ible. Some typing and filing 20 Tux, m aten size 10 . Shop. Appointments available. ED TERM PAPER and theses typed. tion by running the drive on a Faculty Ipply E ast Lansing Insur­ 0369. C8 white figure skate; 5. kit— 7 -9 8 8 1 . F re e parking. E l e c t r i c typewriter. Experi­ competitive b asis between living g e n c y , 208 MAC. Call ED enced. F a st serv ice. ED 2-4597. iPARTAN MOTORS 7 for appointment. 11 6 VACANC' S for men. 33 Kave Quar- 8 units. Plaques will be awarded to the bert Street, Pelevlsion root living units with die highest con­ (Continued from page 1)| kitchen fac i f Lost & Found : ura ■T Y P 1 S ise s, tributions p er person. bihed' to”' CrCSYe :> five en( *> • « A* r RE w ; tt J ip .-a t tv E l« aal,.'.*-»««. ‘4 « -'"'" jy p * W.m. TV Technicians, 3022 E . N Michigan. Call IV 7 - Phi Gamma Nu— 7 p .m ., Oak Room Union. Hits U Of D number of s t u d e n t s . Given economic and social situadj TV. Laundry and parking fa cili­ printed with Allfred F . V erzl. 355- E ngineer's Wives— 8 p.m ., J. 10 5664 School St., 5558. C Telephone - F E ties. Singles and doubles. 1 block 6846. from campus. Spartan Hall, 215 8 Engineering Building. Tax Violation qualified students will Iinsist uj c o m i n g to college, a nd opd C8 G irl’s V a r s i t y Basketball Louis. Phone ED 2-2574. 10 Personql N E E D A B A N D ? Call Kenny The University of Detroit will Team P ra ctice— 4:30 p.m ., 126 be required to pay à four per tunity In the economltc man Davis, ED 2-1477. B est music exerts additional pres: For Rent UN SUPERVISED , UN A f G ET RELIAI Insurance frrom L In town. 10 W omen's I.M. Building. Mid-Week W o r s h i p — 7:30 cent sales tax for printing their Varg said that emp PROVED, exceptionally n i c yearbook, according to a recent student’s m ajor must fr r r s ïïiN c for TJSiK students. p.m ., Luther Chapel and Student ruling by the Michigan State Sales rooms for men. Close to can 500 F be a primary consider: Dick, 332-5141. Between 6 C enter. pus. Kitchen. ED 7-2345 t.f. :io Call & 9. Bible Study —8 p.m ., Luther T ax Commission. within his departmer D etroit , in addition to high a s t u d e n t w ith c Chapel and Student C enter. schools and colleges throughout an intellectual posltlo DOUBLE ROOM for mi FROST Is on the pumpkin, Prom enaders— 7 p.m . O p e n NICK AZELBORNCOMBO the state, must pay this tax be­ to the rest of the worl •freeze In the c a r . Where’s Dance, 8:15 p.m. Closed Dance, Phone 355-1003 t.f. cause the yearbooks are pur­ In much the same \e insurance? Bubolz, 220 Al- 43 Women's l.M . Building. APTS. , 332-8671. C8 Choir —8 p.m ., Luther Chapel chased from the p rin ters for A. Carlin, dean of the :iverl 32 SPEED QUEEN WASHERS, and Student C enter. re -s a le to the students. College, said, "In my Mîrifll APARTMENT FOR m a l e stu­ Donovan J , Rau, d e p u t y c o m - with Dr. Hannah, whe he hi & d ryers, and a clean, attendant dents. Private entrance. $9 per DOUBLE ROOM, male. P W O R T H C O -O PERA TIV E Spsfrtan W iv es-Pictures— 7:15 m issioner fo r M ic h ig a n ’ s real interest In a p operated, coin laundry. F re e dry week. Call 332-6035. 8 525 Albert. 332-1384. >E Open Smoker, Wednes- p.m ., M arried Housing. Department of R e v e n u e , ex­ set of programs they 1 cleaning, too. Stereomen D r u m and Bugle 16th of January at 8 p.m. plained that the yearbook tax is brought to fruition. PED: •One male student to fORNTSHED ROOM in 2 b< »Ir Rides WENDROW’S C orps— 7 -9 p.m ., 21-22 Dem. : sim ilar to one placed on candy . “ p r . Hannah empi apartment for mature fern: •3591 3006 Vine St. 1/2 blk w of Fran­ Hall. upstairs furnished apart- b ars .end cla ss rings purchased things that needed "dent. Reasonable term s dor. C8 'F o rest Products Se m in a r--! Unapproved, unsupervised, from a company for student re ­ sized,” Carlin said, 6085, ¡iftcr 5 p.m* TDM’S BARBER SHOP - 3 b a r- p.m ., 26 F orest Products. dlltles paid. Call 489-4290. sale. very little time le ft, ; b ers. West of Frandor-opposite Botany an d Plant Pathology THESES PRIOTED William Me Urath, MSU publi­ the Influx of student STNCLE furrilsfted M arek’s. Open 8 t 5:30, Tu^sday- Seminar— 4 p.m ., 450 Natural R a p i d serv ice, quality Diazo cations advisor, said the new ta» things h a v e b e e n Q and 27’ mobile home, 2 a Frid ay; Saturday 8 -5 . IV 4-8844. Scignce, iO V tu , supervised apt. Ap- prints. Also blue printing. Foreign Film S e r ie s - Mlt Hap­ ruling should not effect the Wol before, but t ai :•. age. Private. Call ED 7-2 >94. Also cut ladies' hair. C ■d f o r 4 b o y s , e v e r y t h i n g f u r - CAPITAL CITY BLUE verlne because all yearbook com­ moment detract ‘ Wll iter Automat pened. in the P a rk ,” (French)— d excep t llt ie n s ." P a r k in g •’ 221 S. Grand ponents a r e p u r i h a s e - d sep­ for re'-emphasizini ' ico c r lJhbafc-A3r ,6 8 P n ^ * '» - . «meng the Kellogg Center aud. elated with IU since 1952. ***“ r ,J n o r e n , International . . „ ,,,,,, _ ■ — —- •• « w h b s j uiuicuii In 1953 th e was a visiting * -chairmen of „ ‘ _ ilbert E . Moore, convince people entrenched M iat Eunice C. Roberta, a s - lectu rer on American education and co -ch a irm e n « profeseor of aocinln™-.*, d T ‘ I T T J T ' ‘T ’1" ' entrencnM »" moved. But this is very herd ft ^ „ t . MBid that the ^ S S s i i ^ l S l f ot Pr M 1 «S* that they « H on Capitol H ill." he con- ^sistant dean of women’ s educa- at the International C o l l e g e , ¡ ¿ b u been designed view «w ent in ter- a re sitting on a powder keg. Tim e eluded. tlonal program s at Indiana U ni- Elsinore, Denmark, id l students to play their **The difference is in «, la running out for them, and they Moore, who last visited Latin verslty, will discuss "D urable * A reception in the Big Ten f Jucat -• f • the Di i il - Sex' R iom will follow her talk. .locations. , -------------l * going to have s t r o n g e r In- reived hia BA at i infi.iH I Student demon- fluence on the new Latin Amer- w McMinnville Oregon ah . aerations toward Political •» im *• ® * w*crainnvuj«, L' r * * sm* ■" -•^ T 3 3 S E ups on e**h*« CM- M oore said. " " •The stimulus for the M A at the University of Oregon, indus- an MA at Harvard' “ »d h l* ^ Junior College Transfers ocal and national w°the p r i- M oore, who apoke toacaoacitv i ° ° r e * wh0 *P°k« ' »t la capacity w in- awUenceMonday T P " 8t,lmulus for the lndus- fed to the win- "P trlalall evolution revol will come from « Harvard. He taught at Permayl- kriL be * k0 tOi‘ r fee is rr ee -- floro. is udlencc Mond*y r.*nt»v *« n evening .- o H T - at K el- ntry fee i f r e - logg Center on"T h e B S f g r o u ^ n* tlonalIsrn ” Mr « predic ted, vania State for three years before tee . itionallsti Meet With F ormer Advisors *in the same way that Nasser is v er»*f' It is h i a t/> r J c & i p rcc. Musk Of ÏS. O r ^ >A r V .iSeel 4 *■» jhtn+4 1- "*• -r ’ i . V .! — —a sp o n so rn rf^ me school 11 ■ — '..^ * .17 in o n ^ r'« M 'C mututy co lle g e meet tn ior , Kel­ e students, Lincoln A- l ; Delta I TT n 0t labor ,nd lndustrtal relations J21" * areas of the world today v v U * n il i l l I . I ) . in cooperation with international thelr lead* rs to feel a st ro ng n ■ I logg Community College of Battle liege of Saginaw, Vista Room; fllllll program s. committment to a p o l i t i c a l P r @ $ 0 f l t © C l Creek, iui; Bentor. Harbor f r i n ­ rthwestern Michigan College m unii g e, 102; Flint Jun­ T rav erse City, Lincoln A -2; » 1 M “ The American p ress playaup c r * j ° ” lor C \ r ifW P n a t C i l arudent demonstrations in Latin Moore said he give* President Bach, Beethoven rtok MARRIED HOUSING OFFICE-A landmark to those living in “ r -»>• 29e« . 12 oz. “ HURRY! LAST 2 DAYS 3 9 { ea. Peas, Corn, CHESS 4 «. 69¿ pkg. 2-Lb. 396 Until 5:30 P.M. 65* T U r M- - « ,- - « .- - m A - - T ‘~R -4 E ~ Evenings & Sun. 90* Feature at Silvertown Peas & Carrots, Bag ea. a i Ä ä s i 3ia-M4«— 1 ; 15 _ 3:20 - 5:25 - 7:25 - 9:30 French Fries a GAY, SAUCY ADULT COMEDY! sr Fig Bars 2 -lb . pkg. 49i ® iiS of ta s te an d t a l e n t h a s m a d e thi s a si ght Sultana for sore e y e s an d a f e a s t for hungry m i n d s . " T o u rn a m e n t cyan N. Y. H«rold Tribwr MAPCAIRIT Ron’ s Salad Dressing « i» « s u . i B i in ii Six Thursday evenings at 7 :30 L an sin g Y M C A - - 3 blockt South o f Stare C apitol Pizza with cheese 7 9< ea. te -^ tra ta D M IS plus 50 extra plaid stamps. qt.jor 3 5 < STARTING THIS WEEK — JANUARY 17 TTO N ! Tony Curtía - Yul Brynner in with C h ristine OPEN TO AL L PLA"YERS--INCLUD1NC BEGINNERS Jane Parker Bakery Features Ann Page TARAS BULBA” Kaufmann A ll ^ j* NOW iB L tm .u i m iiífii fluís. FIRST SHOW 2 0 PRIZES & TR O P H IE S Apple pie 8 in. 3 9 ',.. Noodles Widths 29< lb. «HJLTS 7 P.M. H y Cracked Wheat Bread On Display T hu rsd ay, Including Hand C arved 1 -lb . »0« Feature a loaf 1 9 ',. î H I M exican s e t, m agn etic pocket s e t, English, 7:30 & 9:35 I jy n ¡L |t mNiv Spanish, Russi an books and many o th e r Item s . . _ ._____________________ T 1 tecan Rolls Pkg. pL9 i* — .• 3 9 ' V' P i i i ALSO ADDITIONAL TROPHIES & P R I Z E S F O R ; Cinnamon Bread 2 9 ',.. 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F * » a l i o n e « J u l e s l i a s s i n ’8 moauCTKww F o r m o re Inform ation c a ll L an sin g C h e s s Club V .E . Vandenburg, p r e a ., IV -92100 o r I V - 49788 Monday thru Sat ur day 'M. Michigan State News, E a s t L a n s i n g , Michigan Sport Eight All-Americans - - . 4 S S 3 s « a t i c .• KNAPP’S EAST LAN SIN G OPEN TONIGHT TO 9 ja stre m sk l, ft Ntkasone, Som ers. Ted tock, Claude Ja n u a ry _____ . ty . v -f.—T - ♦ v - • .• ,* . Sale Priced... Value Packed l i OOSI E R ’ S TO f*- TANK E R - 'I n d i o n a V C J t e t i o+Nem sh tT -Its all-around All-American, head« up the list of top swimmers th at the Spartan, ploy h a s t to Saturday. Jo,trem,ki will hen* die the b re a ststro k e event, and will probably s e e a ctio n oh one of the relay team*. 60-Footer By filini GUITAR & BANJO Spoils Wildcat Upset . LESSONS Here I, the coat that’ s quality packed..ju*t note Folk, Spanish or Rock *n Roll the fine feature,..and for such a law price) Blended lnt ram it ral I R E N T A L INSTRUMENTS AVAILABLE. I of dacron* polyester and cotton. Automatic wash N ew s Marshall Music 307 E. Grand R iver—East Lansing—ED and wear. Full tip-out lin­ ing, split shoulder, ball collar, button center vent, button stays, top stitch­ ing throughout. Solid col­ or, in jet black, tan or S â G A S r t j k a i r X t 's i y V ’, NOW / .. <4 • '■ . • a In Concourse of Marie's Fashion Comer of MAC & ALBERT fo r your car Ursula Robson (nu KNAPP’S E . LANSING Mufflers -Tail Pipes -Exhaust Pipes 1 Betty Henning (sty INSTALLED 1 Joyce Hawes (Sty Complete Shop Service Open Every Evening Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions Open A ll Day Saturday INSTALLED Speed Equipment - Accessories Phone ED 2-0042 DISCOUNTS TO * TU D EN TS AND FACULTY KAMIN S AUTO PARTS Exceptional Special Savings! 526 N. LARCH IV 4-45 96 Beautiful O pera Pumps Saturday Sunday SALE Z .9 0 THIS WEEK ONLY REG: 7 5 i EACH ,TX , o u * - q y iftts tM e s e * m m , £ ; - a , v . s t sun-protection in w inter, too Cleaned And Pressed By Expert Professionals la uti er anew, wherever yew ge, yew'H leek better m é ape better in Wallace » fatbien right, aptirsBy cernaci outdoor eya- S2C 0IN -0F COUPONE S a v in g , when you want them m o*t! Square toad operas with high ar SAVE 50« EYE EXAMINATIONS By Or. W. C. J e n s e n , R eg istered medium h e e l* . S®« supple leather in black or brawn. Lang wearing Optame tr is t jSoin-Qç-Ory Qeoning QBY.CLUIEAS nylaa b e e L itfte , , ................- ........... Reg'81b Lood.„$2.p0 WIT H TU R COUPON 3 0 4 0 Vine (O pposite Fraudar) ’• Phan# IV 9 *2 7 7 4 ONLY. ”$1.50 THiS COUPON EXPIR ES JAN. 19. 1963 oiso o ffic e s downtown ol 107 N. W ashington, PH. IV 2- 1175 SHOES, STR EET L E V E L . KNAPP'S EAST LANSING Dr, P. C. Jo n e s end Or. B . C. Bussard R e g . Optometrists