I n s id e a*otioft tp«l< for (tv- MICHIGAN fp r a t h e r ¡s page »• . ly w ith t e m o * f t STATI r- »- * . • u n iv e r s it y S 1 E d i t e d b y - S t a d e n t s f o r the M i tate U n iv e rsity C o m m u n itj 5 dff<3ft4i obov i 54 NTo . 8 2 - E a s t L a n sin g , M lchigi 'h u rsd ay, Ja n u a ry 2 4 , 1963 forili News at a Glance Muslim Leader Is Anti-lntegrationist By AP and U PI Wire Service« a York For N ew spaper Strike T ali rÉrnffiÉfi ax Reduction Program Tt VASH1NCTON d a special uction progn t Ireads Wayne §/ Soapy’ President Big Boy C h ain To Retire Plans 2 A re a M U S LIM L H A D E R --M a lco lm X p te o c h e s th e in the K i* t la y . 0 « d o c trin e o f Mu s lim to an o v e r-c a p a c ity cro w d te n d e d the Restaurants rre O f C le m s o n C l U Of M f lits Snag ii d VVedne; In Delta Annexation ion calling h ere was- C». 2 Grads Receive . >..A» ■ hi Coveted tiffa n y Art Fellowships ig o 9* d T o Greek tfanes call To Debate Franco-German Pact Con-Con May Divide West in Ax Murder Proposal after she dl< W fwi ritt#w4 Wai B e e r f a n s felt* i ! ly S ystem P la n s U n ifo rm Ti fhe State Univcr si tv Trustee F in d A lly 000 sti ¡S tu d en ts G o L o o p D e L o o p ¡ In C a p ito l M H A L I f ith N e jk ) C a r -C h u tin g F a d i Hades Determine n et o f New England co O n >SS P o l i c y O n c e A g a in 100 'S rnoid, 23, of Windsor L 1- î lohn Dorspv. 20 r'v? claim it : Grabbing a 10 0 -foot towii hed te if Affairs ^pp-: ¡at a coliege dent with s v be approved by the body. : tlows along as it gradual!' soeec i, presently ne is % the beg inn ins Construction average. iul j , Schrier of the Kaia- i in reach 30 to 60 ÿ ich abolished udents don't s simply not “ It’ s true t ■fn i c â v ers so County Board said, ##The constitution would sJtrengthen i i wearing of coats ner. The old r îri«“” ßig' tO Plans ivers are b e- &rule rather than vweaken if»» ;¡5 maneuver. -*-r- iy concerned ;> rÆ -'T ït*». 1 \yj±i * " ' '» ■ •■*?A s Of me rownsmp »ootehave Wt&ïXi ' Jg When the vehicle slows he fi p'ASSSSSSSSSSsy&A >a#f-" *nig .?«► sE r rmmsnùiip “ Employer upper 10 percent of his gradu­ No Immediate End Foreseen ating c l a s s ." tn io r.said i JHicularly tm - Artie A ir Chills Campus Kinney pointed out that some the f e e ! i i e n r s planning a gr later degre ce, engineering (Continued on page 3) ulatl Kinney pointed have been w e a r i n g in­ ,riSideration is Toast Disturbs Michigan State sdonned 1 4 to 1 8 d e g r e e s b e lo w normal North. It was a minus 44 de­ clothes on Friday nights extra heavy, clod ¡dnesday through next Monday. grees in Black River F a lls, Wts. for ig time .^Chandler noted. . . jbjO££S . l.-~ *■*! don’t see xmrrea-sortrrf m Eager Firemen ir. -•-* • VC ’ S. ■>.»:chigwr. »■(«»'5 Ibwor.ly area Mi' unofficial low Wed­ nesday was 35 degrees be!o’w at 'her shv mòre' *••*’** • ■Junior and sen - weather in five to feel the cold. Frigid weather CHESTER, ENGLAND,. - i be Covington. w ere.” pscialjy im por- Today’s high stretched from the Rockies to the Firem en raced to a downtown de­ ac- Interstate 94 is slippery in MHA changed the forma! re g ­ progressing satisfactorii five degrees t Appalachians. F o reca sters p re­ partment store in C hester, spots from Ann Arbor to the In­ ulations which mad-.; d ress for terior work can proceed a ' ;■ '»yers often England, this morning when the cording to th e U . S . W e a t h e r dict the South will get it next. % Ci Bureau. Students will face much diana line. Roads are also snow weeknights separate from week­ it r s ■1 p If* c o u r s e s c h e d u le book A, Fuzak said. "B u t we have no choice. "W e really don't know what the optimum i s , " he said. "W e don’t knew what the or The Royal Brush-off There may be a point in enrollment where stud« lose contact with the U n iv ersity ." •Junior co lleges cannot, at .this time, fib because they lack qualified'faculty, and there »fore the 1970 influx. "T h e re are ways of de ing with thi p erim ental 3 a sue c e s s a u t o - Letters To The Editor that we haven't even thought if ," Fuzak si things as a better transport :ion system t versify grows larger. probata l y w i l l b e ( t a i l e d at e v e r y r e s i d e n c e h a l l . Need Better Bus Service "E a ch change in size should methods,” Dr. Stanley Idzerda, dean of "In a human situation, we respond to tf, iuld mean a ’e l l , w e ' v e h e a r d o f A m e r i c a ing s o f t but t h i s i s too m u c h . :r c u s s , i got up to end t h e n us—and Size from that point of view wi continue to roll with the punch.” I couldn't help re 1 « Ife them. W h a t e v e r h a p p e n e d to th e h a r d y en foi the Com* "R e a l Imagination" WHThaVe fo be used i iyone sat near Plan :onqu< lng techniques, Idzerda said. "W e can’t 3cd o f p i o n e e r s who u s e d to the back, he wc d feel kind of in larger chunks. like a herm it. 1 i t ’s how many id exart tyn:...thc student- ough i t ” - - who never ha d a "T h e U n iv ersity ," he said, "should strive empty ch airs ti place had. 1 sprisal to abolish the speak- and gemeinschaft (personal) relations no ma c h i n e to c l e a n th e b o t t o m s o f dec it lx e they choose comm lttee. Now maybe the he said. the try of the next i Lonal con- nts were justified in their ir shoes ? wit in, they ought de; this I don't know, rath er, The administration seem s confident it glv say. But, wouldn't it have the problems of a gigantic Michigan St look t over, Small V oice' U/*' ly, afte r class I wiser if they knew how eas- building and housing— maybe. The problem of the iiy ey could have been duped by dents—possibly. told I » story o my in- Dr. Sweetland Plays Dual iy pul usni And it would be great to'rid e a monorail all struct ve both tad a gi 1 a hi lly trained "co n tro v e rsia l" spe :er before they began y ell- zero morning! laugh "sy ster t” as wes Invalid, 1 don't think the skilled nor folli be in the e ll. They nunist speaker can be out- Role*. Professor, Administrator I students thougi college 3tl ansY to at anu cl,a :i that we in many '<** - - - - Bob B eeler the "gullible (E d ito r % Ndfe: t n\\ ts fhtt ft r ii in o •ay fdo'-Th* .Th- m¿§t gullible o f c o lu m n * in w h ic h Bob B e e lo r, Stotc N ows R "lean is the "In tellig en t" e d ito ria l w rite r, w ill in te rv ie w MSU profes* amp 5 college student. When these s o n ond o th e r im p o rta n t cam pus fig u re s on Ma’ :nts demanded that they be to p ic s of c u rre n t in te re s t.) i the opportunity to fight the t to freedom, their inien- make NFL Dealings were admirable. Who does­ n’t want to help keep America Q .--A re the p ro fe s s o r s to le n ts in h is f ie ld di appri To the Editor: fre e ? But (here we go) why help o r s p e c io llx a tlo n lo s t to stu d e n ts when he tl even more I write to commend you on your the real enemy by unknowingly assum es on a d m in is tra tiv e p o s itio n ? P' service, editorial decrying the view, with playing the game their way? A.— "No, not necessarily . The administrator rody woui respect to the NFL Investiga- P lea se, MSU students, know must not allow him self to be overwhelmed bv the 1 tions that "w here th ere's smoke your enemy before you ’grab for on availab! th ere’s f ir e ." As you so well put your gun.' The servir it, you " s e e no conflagration, 1 learned my biggest lesson iie win r yet. L et’s at least wait to see through a book: "T h e Pentagon ■ch. Thi where the cards fall before con- C a s e ," by Colonel Victor J . Fox damnation is bestowed upon the (Freedom P re ss, 1958). It dealt N FL , and public opinion puts It wlfh very much the same prob- on the road to oblivion." lem I see at MSU: how the Amer- Q .—S ince th e re is o p e re n n ia l s h o rta g e o f Disillusioned It is indeed true that fai: s • lean is allowing him self to be hacket good p ro fe s s o rs , is th e re any o ther p la c e to compel!« us not to cry " f ato a Communist-run and so steer the NFL down the ocier g e t a d m in is tra to rs ? , road to oblivion, until the cards Tom Duggan A.--"Unfortunately there is no other place to Bob Nadell fall in such a pattern as clearly 211 East Shaw Hall get good administrators other than from the 334 Highland Ave. to spell out the presence of a con­ Relax,Honey, who ever heard of the police ranks of p ro fe sso rs." flagration. Big B a d Bems ra id irg a fa llo u t she lter? Q .—In o rd e r not to lo s e th e te a c h in g ta le n ts B e O tin U T h e Witch hunters are all too often o f a p ro fe s s o r, is there a p o s s ib ilit y o f h is ca reless about separating the ÎP lA ls lT M S .Î Ç jR jE lA f be in g on a d m in is tra to r and a p ro fe s sor a t the sheep from the goats in their To the Editor: L ü K t t cH .A ^ liJj same tim o ? System eagerness to kayo ail of the birds To my mind there have been UlR I ÎmI who happen—for whatever rea­ two men in history who were A,— "T h e re are many department heads who a re combining an administrative ca reer with a To the Editor: son— to be flocking together. sim ilar in deed and whose first ACROSS 24 Unusual May I congratulate you once names were both Ben. The firs t 25 Asterisk S ch o la rly ca ree r. The key to accomplishing both I walked up to the reglstra- sgatn for having hit thé nail on had a last name of Arnold and 1 Mineral 27 Firmament of these jobs lie s in the proper organization of tlon desk, elated because I was spring 28 Child's pal the department." only taking one course and would the head in a clear and unruffled the latter has the name.of Burns. 4 Grassland 31) Milkfish OR. WILLI À/d SWEETLAND not have to be subjected to the voice, which as yet, quite rightly, Both of these men lived in and 7 Legendary 33. Take Q .—Do you b elie v e that it Is worthwhile to .. \ ~ _ sees onlv smoke and no u under a cause or body politic • problems of conflicting c la s se s , SCC!> on,T rlu u king of Gaul dinner hove different people assum e the administro- Qut before , CQuld even mentlon. the-counter dealings. against which they turned. 11 Milky 34. Man s title Q .—What is the fu n c tio n o f the d e p a rtm e n t within tho University^ tive duties on o rotating b a s is ? a cou rse, let alone a section, Oilman Ostrande T o my knowledge 1 have never 13. Bib. king 35. Esau s A.— "1 am not in favor of a routing ch a ir- thls guy behind the desk was Associate Professo heard of such a biased and dirty 14 Ungodli­ father-in-law A.— *‘l believe that the ciepai >ment is the key tnanshtp on rhe grounds thar It does nor provide on his feet giving me a funny Htsrory editorial as was yours In the ness 36' Grartdpnr- „„t t H for continuity. 7 1 department functions best j ooki |tke | was after hls ^ or 15. Plunge Into erttal SOLUTION Of YESTERDAY January 15 State News edition. water 38 N’otwith when the policies are not interrupted by frequent changes in personnel. omething. Dangers Of Oh, it was so well timed, toot Timed to destroy a very great lf> Suffix for standing 44 Chemicai suffix He stood them brandishing a “ J ten 40. Withered "It also ta k es' ime for department adm inistra- fJstfutl of class cards, and with attempt on the part of the In ter- 17 Cask va r DOWN Q .—is th e re an a d va n ta g e in c h o o s in g adm i -ors to develop good working relationships with ,lis other hand was desperately F r e e d o m 19 Cumpete 41. Of the sum­ 1. Wilting Co-op Council to do something as tablet is tra to rs from the ra n k s o f p ro fe s s o rs ? the personnel, staff, the dean, and other admin- clutching a book that told how 20. Finish mer a whole and on .a more grand 2. Eucharist« ¡stratlve units. This experience is lost with bad lt was {0 (ry t0 beat 8ys_ 21. Covering 42 Cadk A,— " Y e s , it is much better to have admit sc isle than has been done in many plate changeover and the new personnel would have to temS( He scream ed at what I T o the Editor: Ul al piatfll 43. Compass y ears. This year’s I.C.C. Rush 23. Through point 3 Hurt repeat the pro cess. assumed was the top of his voice, the short time tave at- program wpuid have been such a I m . pccause e.ir*. ran * for abop: t..,, t-.—w,*• u < ——■- -- n ** Tsrw !"■ ■I*a vV* & y tv •V.- tv*- NSr ■] w w— urn f MICHIGAN nj j *> * ***'• t 'r ^ i.7 ^ o 't B T 7 e 7 T ^ v ? y ' ' i•— j —4 UNIVERSITY STATI ¡j#J| __ STATE NEW 5 PACEMAKER NEWSPAPER e* c lo sed !" Over and over again, scream ing "R igh ts! R ig h tsl" on I bet he'd have gone white if two o c c a s i o n s (the speaker’s all 1 was after was a match, com m ittee, the c o n t r o v e r sial in your lap. an apol ,, ____ cou!d°not undo the ir TT At p 13 ié m Member Associated P ress, United P ress International, Inland Daily P ress Association, Associated Collegiate P ress Association, Second cla ss postage paid at East Lansing. Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 341 Student or directions to the m en's room, p rofessor.) One subtle, danger- down After a minute or so, he calmed ou$ thing that loomed in the back- enough for me to explain ground on both occasions was* h a m dob e, nothing shon of this , manda,ory . f » P «T. n r "to' ri 16 8 0 75 j that I worked full tim e, and the Communism. L et’s have editorials that are __. jr.. ___ i Michigan P ress Association. Published by the students of Michigan State Services Building, Michigan East Lansing, Michigan. Mall subscriptions State University, only time I could take the course { like the society in which ! true and report the facts in an m« 1___ 2?! -j iS payable in advance: 1 term , $3; 2 term s, $4; was in the night section, where- live, where any person may fight unbiased manner. Don’t turn the University. Issued on cla ss days Monday 1 -~ 16 tl 3 term s. $5; full year, $6, upon he promptly blew his lid for his rights unopposed; but. in State News , nto a j lrig0 p ress, through Friday during the fall, winter and I F W ire. E d i t o r , . . . D a v e Jaehnlg again, repeating, "Room full. . . the afore-mentioned ■ _____ situations I John F . E d sa B Lii,. .President*» _________ • O. spring quarters, twl<:e weeklydurtngrhe som­ * Ajt*l«ioa--y -,i> , J Ll * Hyjr.ar, ' i e e ^ J h i * " . h» ypttg Cturtww .Pawwrwwiiv«». "r- p fiffe ’;ï" mer' Term;- her. ; t aw oftwfjftftie inrSeptetfl'' E d it o r ............................................ Circulation dilation Manager . Ben Burns Copy Editor . .......................... Jon Fitzgerald Assistant City E d ito r Bill Marshall . . E ric Fiison ' t hen tnat this guy sftrd f 'w e r e abused. F ir s t, these would-be having a small communication crusad ers w ere, for the most (E d ito r’ s n ote: E d sa ii is a w 36 \37 38 9 y» — Advertising M anager.................. Fred Levine breakdown, so I left him with part, uninformed (I have talked former _ , _ • . . , . _ ——__ C ity Editor . . . . . . . • Bruce Fabricant Sports Editor ................................ Dave Harfst Photo E d ito r .•..........................Skip Mays Editorial Page E d ito r s ................................Sally Feature E d ito r D errick son and Paul Schnltt Jack ie Korona his cla ss cards and his b est- with too many of them to think se lle r chained to the desk. otherw ise.) Second, an d most 1 was far from beaten, so 1 important, they didn’t realize H ^ V n s f t i i j n s d whan h it how it was put on d iscip iin o ry pro- 40 4e P 1 w 15" dT" - — 39. Ft nl w*r| naader Asst. Adv. M g r . . . . . Frank Senger J r . Night E d ito r....................... L iz Hyman went to the night c la s s intending that, by crying out against the botionfot o drinking party.) ■Mam to discuss the whole thing with very Institutions which were set IS illchtga** S t a t e N e w a , E a s t L a n s i n e , M ich ig a n OTCUnit Stress Pertinent Student Issues ates Drill ^ spartan Guard, i crack d rill u n it, NSA Eyes Qualify Education By Gerry Hink fey , Mack and white s gj [fy iftg fn^rrv» . Of State News cû fp t, W TUfcve: TVi ì S Ì s ^ d u c te d by Col. ►fia, prófeaaor bfi th ird in.o foyf-por* . - the United S tates Natlc wards were mede, A » *o c ioti on. )' a shot* of p re - rdar drill. United States National Si In th e Spartan Association fUSNSA >la prin to all Army ROTC *h the m ajority of are freshmen and University O ffers Fund1: For Student U N. Study — r* ot th* Spartan Drill one of i h * . many events at which they perfor Teom run through their p aces in p ra ctice for - S t a t e News Photo by Ceorge Jun GRADES MINERVA’S MATERNITY WARD '* V ; ST. LOUIS ( A P ) - Minerva, a top quarter gray cat adopted try Mr, and M r*. Personal gg $H88Pf Leonard H. Schmitt of suburban ricular Kirkwood, picked a logical place counted by to have her latent Utter of kittene She walked across the street aad ü, gave birth to a pair o f klttena In ,ry the lobby of St, Joseph Hospital. O N THE "SENATE FLOOR” ATKOSITCHEK’S WATER JA N U A R Y CLEARANCE LA N V IN SPRAY MIST Arpeo© 3.00 M V *S îw ‘3 * 5 0 JAN. 24 TH 7 X0P.M. t le b r if y 's m m m m m m m m HAIR ROLLER .99 STORE WIDE •PERED TRAVEL K SET ACQUAINTED SALE AMERICAN M O NTH-END CLEARANCE oto/ « ÏOURISTIR N O W IN F U L L PROGRESS! 25% off LUBGAGE WHERE? 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Casual Dresses L ansing e a s t lansbmg I {^ ■ LANSINC * ’ ' * i!hl"gton 209 E. Grand River Michigan Tech leers Storm East Lansing By JIM THOMAS Gf The Sta te News 1 bey brew b e cr in Nlilwàukee, country will be invading the MSU Campus Saturday night. They are the Sooner» of 0 k - Oklahoma grEpplera who do go out-st a re, usually excel) on the teams of their various Institu­ By GARY R O N BER G iuitd c a r s in Detroit, tnd grow lahotr.;. la s : y ear’s runners-up tions. Michigan State has five rr a 7 ìg e s in Florid a and C a li­ in the national meet. If . this of its first eight men whose roots O f T h e S ta te Hews. brili, i, gu| p ie ! a Qkstfbpnja ieiJip wa^jjHOW^.Jn spring from Oklahoma. • the nationals, who could have T here ard Several reasons why Ami if Michigan State’ s Ag- defeated them? Only another tf arn Oklahoma consistently dominates culture department knows of from Oklahoma, of course, a rch - the rest of the U.S. in wrestling. me way to render the crop rival Oklahoma State. F irs t, “ kid” wrestling leagues rm less, a lot of people would Many of the finest w restlers are i n t r o d u c e d in the grade ce to know what it is . Some in that state remain within the schools. Youngsters are Intro­ the finest w restlers in the Oklfhoma boundaries. T h o s e duced to the f u n d a m e n t a l s ^ o f tinging to LE N TTS SUNDAY SPECIAL One Block East of Campus On Grand Rive: fo r a h a ird o y o u ’ll lo ve, OKLAHOMA B O R N , MSU W R E S T L E R S -C o a c h G rady P e n n in g e r, tra n s p la n te d O kla h o m a n , has b ro u g h t m any w re s tle rs to S tate from th e Sooner la n d . In c lu d e d in th a t num ber a re from Riflemen To We invite you to jo in Host Buffalo us f o r lu n ch . . . helen barre sy C o ra l G a b le s ’ ILFORNO open evenings u n til 9 Gymnastic Squad Hosts IRRIGATED INFIELD N o w o p e n at 11:00 A .M . TEM PE, A rt*. (AP) — T h e r e Indiana , CMU Saturday hadn’t been a rain in Tempe for 1045 E. G rand R iver several weeks but an Am erican Legion League baseball g a m e serving snacks-sandw ich es-lu nch eo ns was canceled because of w e t grounds. ED-71639 Someone had turned on the i r ­ .k is it o u r R a lh sk eU er rigation system »mi allowed It to run throughout the day. >hone ED 7-1311 T ake -o ut S ervice U tah M ate N a m e s AG. MECH Knap N ew Coach It depends on Watch your mailbox DINNER FOR TWO ^ (For The Price Of One) • Filet M ignon • Shrimp e x c l us i ve Chicken Student T ou r To Europe EVERY MONDAY \ \ * v\awa RED CEDAR BAR BER SHOP 68 DAYS—IN 11 COUNTRI E S AND FRIDAY U j T O ________ new Spartan Shopping C enter. 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El T h u r s d a y , J a n u a r y 24 Sympic Fund Drive j i Dove H a rfst | By JOHN VAN Gl ESON at Williams record to held down third, I two largest American amateur athletic fédérations « * The S ta te Newt Of ■n and guard Don [. s is 9 p.m . Minnesota, like moat of the Big [,T tf-AA and the AAU, have-tom e to » peaceful agreement » F Ten clubs, got off to a slow start The Gophers hold P . dédiât ioft G eneral Doua! as Mac Arthur It w 2 W*' . . . * forward, and 'it cam e oh the ev^ * -eâ? Î d currently In the e a r l y non-conference h gffiT r . ttorie# oyer Purdue tt »**> it * *' r* *** * * otn #v eague mark games, bus th< C, jpherS Twive th Mic' lga:. come on f,ast 1 some rtme W K-ha'vIng a’ dtjhute ovéf t "P; 5 |**| t(iat threatened the future of our Olympic team in ■ for ourth place. They featu W * „ , ; . suit of MacArthur’ s meeting wltl * • fecj_ >:• hree and one which averaj and has g scoring P^‘ ypgp president Kennedy’s request, our count™ '•a- I ■WWH-Kii.i addition, t Gophers r « best representative# Into the 1964 winter games * ^ Wt sbrtich, Austria and the summer games at Tokvo 5" Pwa that the feud has com e to an end, Athletic Director H i?i Intramural News % acious reh wea P L "Biggie" Munn, NCAA Olympic Cames chairman and » Basketball Schedul Bawling Scores Minnes 0f the Olympic Com m ittee, has announced the s t a r t « E. Shaw six 4, E , Shaw nine 0; ages 6-1 t hr i ve for $350,000 In voluntary donations from colleges Û 6p Earthage 2 Cavalier 2; E. Shaw Magdanz K fsltles »nd high schools throughout the country to aid ■:! ? si :en 4, E, Shaw e i g h t 0 ; E. Shaw “T‘om McC U.S.A. Olympic team . | 8c h re e 4, E. Shaw five 0 ; E, Shaw way, 6-8 P iaM) Munn was the chairman of D istrict Four which :i* Or L . 5 Midwest and B ig Ten schools. The district Imtr JfCvUM in the country* to the West Coast u,,au d istrir, dim y.« / Magdanz r State University was second only to the University v RcMitherti California in the country in total f n iw .i ™ , ;§ ' Hockey R esu lts 1,000 was collei te i.by ■; Seen increased to $350,000 wimming Meet s to say about tference and the future: neral Mac Arthur or, and pleased i t ’l l t a k e R t e w e f f o r t TO to reach a se t- G rE T u s BRCVc ON T H E T R R C .F . member of the I’m very much at type of team gS® >S has In 1964. f t k . g m |h SPECIAL side you were s NCAA Olympic n, I'm glad that was successful Clothes Out Of Style? S H w a t sea r s AA recommends arious Olympic Let us fix them l on ‘tnd told of raising the $350, ices of secondary for yo u education. When- B IG G IE MUNN iChedu money was raised te four years ago, HOW ABOUT THAT. SPORTS FANS c o a t s s h o r t e n e d IL y iF 300 was collected ^ ¡1 B a sk e tb a ll R ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo. (AP) — »nation purchase tr o u s e r s a l t e r e d ck Lucero, Green River left 'vision shows, cli dder, went back, back, back r a towering fly ball. . .and a n y t y p e o f a lt e r a tio n *5» mdlng our Olyrr the money donai entries to the out of the ball park , trying to pull In the fly hit by Sheridan a have MSU at Pitcher I-arry Zowada In the Cleaner and Wyoming s t a t e men’s softball mes. i, Spartan wrei tournament. Zowada circled the bases for Shirt Laundry Jrady Penningei a home run before Lucero could i Tokyo in *64. clim b back Into the park and dSU athletes a retrieve the b a ll. Sheridan won •¡can and Olyn Across from Student Services ED 2*3537 On Sale At Sears In F rand or U e Will Interview Ou >raise the ft letition aga and while tf Engineers Electrical • M ech an ical mg to make a don; ^CONDITIONALLY ;et manager at Jenl ¡dents is interested should contact Athlet GUARANTEED fo r the fin e s t selection of SKI A P P A R E L, STOP A LIFETIME IN and choose fro m SALES ENGINEERING our new assortm ent including: CUTLER-HAM M ER Inc M ILW A U K E E , WISCONSIN MUFFLERS VITAMIN& COSMETIC DISTRIBUTOR I 111S. W A S H IN G TO N ree 15 Min, installation New Shipment of HART ’A m e ric a n Bank & T ru s t Ask About Our SKIES JUST ARRIVED! M .5.U, Discount We have mufflers & tall OPEN adornTs q o ì pipes for most foreign cars MONDAY & FRIDAY DOWNTOWN N1TES TILL 9 hair s p r a y 0 ~ y MUFFLER CLINIC IV 5*5729 J S a Iains d|kfyVXje Next to Bishop's, across from 325 S. WASHINGTON Phono Company 120 W. Ionia IV 4*5015 DOWNTOWN LANSING O ur ASSISTANT FANA HT. M ANAG ER’S SALE and a l l day S a t u r d a y to o th paste A ir Conditioned Drv sauo;:«a. 'ffee 6 tir Hai r ‘ S t v l i s l C h a n n e l 6 and H e a r CHOCOLATE CANDY SEAMLESS MESH NYLONS W S W M - F M daily 1 -3 2/78< | Q ^ y y c g ç tp e ^ Envelopes n/ B o u g h t b y fh s Ton. lo Sell a t th is Low P r k a 100 COUNT ZC SHREDDED FO AM FLAKES U n ive rsa l AQUA URSC/CA RGBStW BETTY HENNING JOYCE HAWES Monday th ru F rid a y 9 a.m . to Har Box $ 1 0 .8 8 9 P .m . H air Dryer NET U rsula-our manager received her format training in G er­ Betty-Styllst from our East Michigan Salon. most Salon Saturday 9 a .m . to 6 p.m. many. I VÈR S.S. Kresge C o m p a n y EAST LANS1NC T h u rsd ay, January 24 1 963 » A N lfc l* O « J " \ hod mony col I t ! ” APARTMENT RENTED FAST! h® »P»t»ir. furnish^ * sold th is s a tis fie d à ! T t' i ^ * PProVed' «nsuperv State News a d v e rtis e r. All utilities paid. IV y S ftw llv t 1US*"FoMRef7MIII,lllllM >eanuts Personal d t S tr v lc e dF Wonted 1958 MCA ROADSTER. Winter SING! l" ROOM for man, just MOBILE HOME^'I^SSVlimlngo, Garth B ., It's a perfect day for ITflE S T A T E S M E N - Mmmm USED upright piano. Phone ED fe L e tt p H rf, $850, Call 485-3830, 14 vapanted. Approved, supervised, 4 2 x 8 ', pink and white, oo corner Mmsnm Music. ’.‘Thehottest band 2-3387. 18 banana fish. Sunny. 14 -2 TfW 1 Parkin*, lot one „mile jpOtcTjjj. ’ V 35E .3232- ■ ^ - - - ■ AÏ'TOMOT'TVF f I ^ Í R Í P A R T R '* ^ '¿r5ó77-**n". •e-, ^ - * tft "TV . d»iv' ■.«VaStrv*'^ viyvfT:! j k . XÛrtf Jt'' >TTT7r>Y Committee Rush on January 24« sppTiances. sales hifeae, Cw« .4S «-28?4. tX pADTC ST UDENTS - cast sidë rröm s . S ingle or double. Parking, p ri- j ANUTKY"ANB Pk'BRUÀftY apT- cta is. Hamburgers, 19g; malts 7-10 p.m. In 348 Student S e r­ and servlca. Guaranteed service vices Sldg. 14 at a $3 service ca ll. Central Rehabilitntu MSU veterans e| “ • AUTOMOTfVT •EM PLOYM ENT • FOR SALE “r “ c ”®_s vate entrance, sem i-private bath, IV 2-0236. 14 and shakes, I9g; hot chocolate, H f . large cokes, 9g. I hate tQ disillusion yesterday’ s snow bunny but you’re the wrong Michigan Appliance. IV 7-5988. 15 Students Cational rehabiljta under a bill reeerv President Kennedv Eligible •FOR RENT MEN - vied, supervised, January and February special, 7 one. My snow bunny lives in CAR R U S T P R O O F ! NG - pew either at the \ ■ New sealed bear , and W es- large warm comfortable rooms hamburgers, 99g, e in •LOST & FOUND Phillips. p rocess. New ca rs and old. E sti­ Student Services R tinghouse . . . . . . . . . . . . ,9 9 f rectly to the reci •PERSONAL fully furnished. Hot and cold wa- Take out orders only. m ates. Call W.A. Handy Co. IV Detroit. offici •PEANUTS PERSONAL • R EA L E S T A T E • SE R V IC E _ . . ., . ter In each. L arg e lobby with TV , Regulators, r e b u i l t , exchange ]aundry tn(J p *rklng facititles. pr e ,, - v o n .......................singles and doubles. 1 block from T e lsta r D rive-In 5640 Hasten, Okemos Rd. jK Real Estate EAST LANSING - Fully developed 9-8171. large lots. WoodIngham Drive, SE E US for orchestras and en- 19 For Grant The new law mad compensation veter ^ .............. ••* • • • • * • • carnpus. Spartan Hall» 215L.otiis. H sslctt, 339*9008 14 MSU has the largest number of abilities Incurred • TRANSPORTATION near P in ecrest School. T re e s tertalnment for y o u r spring candidates for Woodrow Wilson time army service. •WANTED New batteries for Fords and Phone ED 2-2574. -’ 0 ‘ V 3?'m m 'l3.L ,ft. N M o r- planted, ca ll owner. ED 2-4069. proms. B erry Agency for o r­ Fellowships of any university in ch estra s and shows. 220 Albert, Applicants will Chevrolets, exchange . . . . $6.95 e x -F with 50 mm F ;2 Autonikkor 16 Michigan and Ohio. vocational counsel ■ ApPROVfib, unsupervised, fu r- . .. ED 2-5016. 14 D E A D LIN E : nished rooms for students. Two Lens f * r 9 rlng .c®9e " * . Sixteen State students are still mine whether thev New m ufflers • • « • S3.00 ED 2-8265 after .5 :3 0 . Ask for 10 M I N U T E S FROM campus. 3 offf erosi doy be blocks from Union. Living room eligible for the fellowships, which to overcome their i ; fo r* ftvhfibàtïtfn: u iCfc. . ■. . ..... . ... 14 West C ~ ID 7-1001 after at KM- Bldg” JanUary 22' ,V ?! A WENDROW'S In January and resu lts a re pub­ time throughout the y> per week. 89*/ Frandor. CL4 COMPLETE REALITY s M v iO B lished In M arch. for the last two week at A’Lure Beauty Shop, 909 E. $450. Scott LOST - Brown wallet. Important term . This stipulatlor 14 C >-0929. 16 BANJC string, liliite new. identification. J e n I s o n Field E LECTROtTYSJS! S u p e r fluous Saginaw, IV 5-2165. 17 to discourage last-min >LESWAGc.N SU M c5oF. ' BEAUTY IS ÒUR BUSINESS! \V% _ _______ Cal1 J ' " 1 3Ucr 355-6800. 15 ch # rle9^ 332-6 4 9 l. 13 House. January 21. $20 reward. 15 hair removed permanently by short wave method. Lyle C lark, ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP - serv ice RomneyOpens ming said John hauls, Va., sophomore. 1730 S. Cedar. IV 2-7744. as you like it. 918 W. Washtenaw. t condition. One owner, not make it yours. AVON has a ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA. "Anyone desiring nSte4 V T i Ì ' tS ' W,S‘T s fe w ch o lc e ° P f ings ' Fof aPP°int- Available for students and fa c- l o s t - S keys tm bli^k and goid Planning a term party? F or the IV 2-0100. 17 Office Doors particular course need tact a Green Helmet m 11. 489-1995. 15 ment in your home write or call uky. 927 Stager Bldg. For in - k chain, between G ilfner and dancyngest musycke, call ED 7 - INCOME TAX assistance. Your he will then arrange 1 1960 hardtop. Sharp! ww, ________ evenings: M rs. Alana Huckins, formation, call 337-2261. 5664 School St., Haslett, Mich. 1“ Van Hoosen, across riv er. Call 2174. "TH E KNIGHT OWLS.” home or mine. By appointment. To Citizens place for a meeting," P 7,000 miles, 30 m.p.z, Telephone - i i 9-B4S3 * - M2VK.A YÀIL A SL E , W p rkJB ook 355-1563. 17 CM Ray V. M cVicker. IV 2-0279. 15 Once a week the governor of Tutor nS A steal at $ S 2 5 ,'£ b 7-2603. Ì6 _____________ _ ’ Mt'chigsci .opans si~a 4ooi'S of h is of "ftCTiVtTiC^ "ST'OiTvOfE £ 5 ft i f X o p L E ft s .ica TTFC o ffice to. the people. M . F o r .-Rent.. « D I A P E R S E R y i G C , - •AT! FJifce* 3^ 5ilia's: iAs-uiT; ’ ..club h*..sald.B«.st fv». jri\ 3-10 a.m.. 4:3 0 -6:3 0 p.'m.p.m. 17 FREE EARRINGS g i v e n with SERVICE' to your d esire. You l96l gixtd 19f i' p-3 "■— — in Hort. r o r regular hours and until n o o n G ov.G eorgeW .Rom - abled students '• - ■ h a r d t o p . Excellent condition. APTS, every purchase of Lanolin Cream receiv e your own diapers back bers also help at registr Edru courtesy bus schedule, call ney listens to the problem s, com ­ ■* TRAILER - i95~ General, 8 ft. Shampoo. E s - c e l-c ls D l s t r i b - each time. With our service, you OX 9-2438. 17 plaints, and suggestions of the assisting students wit! ■: ÎNT TO sublet two „ x 35 ft. Carpeted llvlngroom, utor, 1143 S. Washington. IV may Include up to two pounds problems. . Walking distance t citizens. beautiful kitchen, knotty pine cup- 4-1215. 18 of your baby's undershirts and ^ INCOME TAX SERVICE Chosen from : g th'e topi ifter 6 , 619 Stoddard Students may go to his office boards, adioinine oorch. ED 7- c l o t h i n g which will not fade. h u n d r e d men in the freshfl Thursday morning and fill out a 1290. TAKING a sabbatical? Turn oft White, blue o r pink diaper pails STUDENTS, FACULTY: Income cla s s , Green Helmet memb! furnished. tax serv ice anytime. Walter Hahn name card stating the purpose of the gas and turn on the insur­ are also selected on the basil ES FOR 2 men. share 1963 VESP'A £ s. motor scooter, ance. Bubolz, ED 2-8671. C14 & Co. 328 W, Ottawa, opposite the visit. leadership and participation kitchen. 2 blocks frorr p e r f e c t co iti on, 350 m iles. Capitol. IV 4-7002 . 48 All v isits a re limited to five campus and other extra curri AMERICAN DIAPER trklng. ED 2-3634. U minutes. Must sell, ca Mike, 355-6799: Wondering what to do F r i d a y SERVICE la r activities. INCQMfe T a x ~ Weekdays 9 to Romney is the first Michigan 17 light? See Mike Sherker, folk 111 E . WASHTENAW MAN TO SHARE furnished apart­ 9 . Fran ces E. Brooks, 4204 S, governor to hold planned open singer at concert, 8 p.m. In room IV 2-0864 C Cedar behind N orris G arage. TU houses. The first scheduled open W asp Authority ment, reasonable rent. All u tili­ 1962, 10’ by 50' Ek Special 21 Uni o n . Purchase tickets at 2-6051. 48 house was recorded by radio and ties furnished. Call 332-1303, ask mobile ht Very reasonable, door. 15 IRONINGS - In my home, 15 years for Ted. t.f. Inveire Winslows Standard experience. 485-4474. 16 in c o m e t x x " c c i ^ u r r i w n television, however, the rem ain­ ing conferences will be private. At Science Meets Service. 14 ALL MEMBERS of ca st for Union experienced. Call Anona E. B ee­ Henry Townes, University EAST LANSING apartment, near Two secre ta rie s and a staff of 8 1 __________ _____________________ Board Musical meet Friday. Ja n - CHILD ( ARE in my northwest be, S r. 601 Seymour. IV 9-3900. Michigan Ichneumon wasp 1 Keilozz Center. Two root r " ELECffRlC SITa VT.RS recondi- uary 25, 7:00, Union P arlo r. 15 side home, one block off of west 17 20 persons a re on hand to help thority, will be guest sped with the open house. tioned - like new. All makes and Saginaw. 489-3845. 16 INCOME TAX assistance by ap­ at two science seminars w Available January 21. M en,park­ models. $5 each.121 E. Shaw. LEARN the ftossa Nova! Special PINK-B a LL co rsag es. Bauerle pointment. Short form $3 and up. liesday. ing. Call IV 5-9818 after 6:00 355-8836. 14 cla sses for young adult couples, F lo rist, 2700 N. East St. IV 5 - Lulu M arlett. 3519 S. Cedar. TU Humanist Society He will speak to the systi 14 De Melilo Studios of Dancing. IV 6523. Evenings, NA 7-5063. 14 2-5737. 48 atlc biology seminar or ”H E A S T X a NslNCT, comfortable Uv- iXXDE.M ONSTRATOR, famous 2-2259. i7 Elects Steinfatt specificity In parasitic Insed ing room ,bedroom ,kitchen,bath, brand name sewing m a c h i n e , at noon in 450 nartn 1 si iefl SoSTH your savage Beast - with furnished for one or two. Cail Buttonholes, blind hems, darns, SKIING AND D A N C I N G every the best In m usic. The Bud Spang­ TYPING SERVICE N ew President The entomology seminar 1 ED 2-5374. 15 makes many beautiful designs, Friday and Saturday nights at le r Combo. IV 2-1240. 14 TYPING, general and th eses. E x ­ Tom Steinfatt, ex-president of hear "Convergence In color I __________ ________ _______ still c a r rie s original guarantee. Alpine Valley Ski Resort. Music perienced, reasonable rates. Call the F orenstcs Union, was elected tern among Insects at 4 a MICHIGAN west, 4 partially fur— Yours for $48.26 or sm a I 1 by Bud Spangler and reduced B l QWE&S for- Valentine bay". ED 7-0138. 15 president of the Humanist Society In 352 natural science. n i s h e d rooms, upstairs, near monthly payments of $7. Trade rates with student ID’s. U.S. E lse sse r & Hart Greenhouse, Monday night. bus, prefer no drinking. Phone Ins accepted. CA 2964. 16 or 196 to M59. 15 4292 K eller Road, Holt. OX 4 - College Papers. Typed and/or Steinfatt was recently removed 489-6320. _______________________________ 16 ______________ 16 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ g e t R e l i a b l e a d v ic e on ca r 4871. 14 edited on campus. 15 years ex­ from disciplinary probation by perience. Mrs. Alden. 355-8182. John A. Fuzak, dean of students, $25,000 Cii.siom ] Man, s h a r e apartment. Close NECCHÍ 71G-ZAG SEWlNtTvfA- insurance from LES STANTON C IS a l o n g w i t h P eter W erbe, ex­ campus, quiet, cooking facilities, CHINE in beautiful cabinet, will A G E N C Y . Budget Financing FLOWERS always fresh from Jew ett’s Flower Shop, 310 S. president of t h e H-u m a n i s t it Auto Show- ditic parking. $35 month plus utilities, do all sewing jobs without at- Yaiiahlt. 1500 £ , Michigan. IV Jefferson I p Mason. OR 7-3951. ACCURATE I Y F I S T , Theses, Society, Werbe declined re-nom ­ ED 2-0062 after 5r30. ' • 14 tachments. Will sacrifice beau- 2-0689. C15 14 term papers, etc. E le ctric type­ ination for the post. A customized automohil: -------------------- — tiful machine for $65 or $7 p e r . under construction, will 0 w riter.' Janet Ronk, 332-8064. O t h e r new o fficers e l e c t e d played at the 1963 Rod ant HAKfcR S t , 110 - unfurnished, month. Will discount for cash. rX mov hi unwanted hair, p er- Get your d ress made or altered C J4 w e r e v ice-p re sid e n t, L a u r a tom show at the Lansing T rade ins Call OL marurntl and safely. Call Han- now for the J-Hop. Men's trou­ Sweany, East Lansing Junior, and 5-2964. THESES and term papers typed. C enter this weekend. chett H se of E lectrolysis, IV sers t a p e r e d . NEEDLE *N Experienced, fast service. E le c­ treasu rer, Maren Kenseth, Chat­ Three years' effo F or that low p 4-1632. 16 THREAD SHOP, 108 Division, ham, N .J. sophomore. transportation. . . SINGER, equipped to zlg zaj tric typewriter, ED 2-4597. 16 Into construction pi i 1 behind Campus Drug' Store. ED Eileen ' Ochis, Tenafly, N .J. 1 9 5 CHRYSLER buttonhole,. bjtqd,».heiju apd .$ Cvi F T-L A ,ND »ÍMPt'ií FED mer-~ ■by Curly Paste. —! a T -5584.' ' - • " T ' ’" ? ' ' C senior, will remain secre ta ry . "door: It’s' two t sr den forth! A lot of sewing machir chandlse from the places you TYPING IN the home. E le ctric The first completed showij out. for a sm all $36.50 or sm all dream about. 319 N. Washington, typewriter. C all ‘-»«ija Boliey, be at the World Champior EXCELLEN T TV REPAIR on all 468- monthly payments.' Guaranteed, IV 9-9484. 15 makes and models. All work IV 9 - 1 166 after 6 p.m. tX M ichigan Reviews Show in Madison Square 21 trade ins accepted. CALL OL The a u t o mo b guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL 5-2964. 16 KANDIES, karmel-korn', Handy COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 a.m. Expert THESES, general typing. Exhibition Art $25,000. Sports cars and custom FIJRNISHED! ____________________ apples made fresh dally. Down- The "Community Guild Exhibi­ aupk >r single p e r- pR EETX athroom ..tumbler with town Karmel-Korn Shop, 106 N. to 8:30 p.m. TV Technicians, E lectric typewriter. Experienced six states have r-. " ente« 3022 E . Michigan. Call IV 7 - dissertation typist. Reproduction tion” Is scheduled for Saturday the show, including severs $100monthly. this ad and any p u r c h a s e at Washington. IV 4-4116. 15 5558. C service. Near BRODY. 332-5545. Feb. 10 at Kresge Art Center by MSU students. AN & HAR Lf. Marek Rexall Prescription C en- ___ ________ ____ t X and the Kellogg Center for Con­ R acers, bikes and go-** rtd River at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ter at Frandor, n.w. of S e a ri, C TOW’ S BARBER’ STOP '- 1 b ar- tinuing Education. Most of the ' to s h a r e a _______________ b ers. West of Frandor-opposite BABY SITTING In my home days. a l s o be d i s p 1 f ^ 3 blocks from campus. ED 2 - ANN BROWN typist and multlJitR work will be shown in the K res- exhibits 574. t.f. TABLE MODELS - 2 1 “ Admiral M* rek’** Open 8 -5 :3 0 , Tuesday- offset priming (b iack X . wlrne. L . %■ i V ' .-jraaL-V y i t W v •+*' - he world’’ situation, while the ïî!» Nu. K a pp a^Ptiva j » i , M qg jL . Vi ttV ni % ««hrw iSsa-.'sr .« » p v-ww-“« ! # Board, and rti* AmerTcin and — -fw'"tvTVr'TiV? —f.iution Chinese a r e r a d i c a l in their Ufinrt t the k'eiiogg f e y . 11 them during’the three year p e r- ’ since last spring." Michigan Home Economics As­ to the problems of Communists on id eas.” ,, Gull Lake this fod. P orter said. campus, Salisbury cited nuclear war­ M rs. Hearn ca sociations. Participants may take, other : to MSU in fa re aS one m ajor ares of dis­ Herbert C, Beeskow, Frank R 1938 as a home* M rs. Hearn resided at 245 in a press conference previous tm I* designed to cour!,es *n related areas if they momies ln - sent Ion between the two powers. ¡rog Peabody, William L . F rtn tz , John stru cto r and con Oakland Drive, East Lansing, to his appearance on the L ec­ ncrease the teach- already have received credit for ued in that "T he Russians have a deep f and i« R. Shaver, and Armon F . Yan- position until I94f htcn wan She Is survived by her daugh­ ture-Concert S eries Tuesday, the ge jn biology sub- proposed courses, appreciation of the effects o f ,.r oers, faculty for the Institute made an assistant rofpftor In te r, Mayanne, who is in Europe, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of r & and teaching techni- "T h is will be the first sum- and a grandson, William BroWn nuclear war, and Khruthchv/ has r m r Wayne P o r te r ,m er AdSU Is offering the se- on campus, and Roland L . F is ­ 1 959 M rs. Haam a s e rie s of articles on conditions emphasized i t s d a n g e r s ," he cher and Porter, faculty at Gull sociate professor. Meloney, VII, of Eaat Lansing. Inside R ussia; explained: k' " f L institute. . J ?“ *1® 1 P ^ a m , " said Porter. Lake, will select the participants. Services will be held at the “ It has been my experience that said. "On the other hand, the ___ .«nuner sequential Y*® institute has been held for Visiting professor Jo e P. Har- B o re Aug. 12 , 1908, ii G o r s 11 n e-Runs Iman Funeral the _ Communists don’t care as Chinese present an extraordinary . . . the past rwo summers. danger to the world because they ¡ ¡(ads to a M.S., M.A., r le, J r ., from Southern Metho­ svette. Ind. rc tê lv i Home - East Chapel on Grand much about the views they ex­ .degree Applicants must he certified dist University in Dallas, Tex­ B.S. degree from Purdue in River In E ast Lansing. p re ss, as they do about the size do n o t u n d e r s t a n d nuclear ft auciiu an ffftackers will attend on secondary tcondary teachers with a bac- bac- as, will teach comparative phy­ of the headlines which usually go power. session at the -,.ic sessi< — Gull----- Helor's degree in the biological siology and vertebrate morpho­ with their appearances. Although the C h i n e s e are i MttorI forfor ththeir first sum - scien ces, and have three years - ence. They will teaching experience logy on campus. He will be dean Com m unity G u ild Exhibits " 1 don’t see any harm in their believed to possess no nuclear weapons, it Is estimated they will i „ - e sequen of Science and Arts at SMU speaking on cam puses," he said. _u -purses In in entomo-* eniomch* Applicants must nave a j.u next year. begin atomic tests sometime this ^ invertebrate zoology, undergraduate grade point and "National Science FotirxfaHnfl A m ateur Sculpture, Crafts "P erso n ally I don’t think they .have anything interesting to say.’ ’ y ear, he said. Perhaps when they s .for Ei.WoSW?Qi>: Xoc gueduaic.v?cc -»»; kgi.tPTéà. V t.S.li $K*>, 400 -f*»,*.,. *o get nu leaf armament, t h e y mipnirc rsfr* '%• f î t * hmrd ü* Id, On the $dfentlal spit: her-tfee: will r e a l i z e its potential dis- Community Guilds Exhibition, is Over 100 Items are displayed. Russia and China, Saljrk 1:: y iid nicker D egrees Discussed being presented now through Feb. Wool stitch er le s. ceram ic vases, that the Communist world Is di­ astrous effects for tbe world# In tbe matter of the New York 10 at Kresge Art Center and Kel­ m osaic wall hangings, garden vided, with the m ajority of mem­ newspaper strike, Salisbury said logg Center. Graduate Council stipend of $600 at Cull Lake or $825 on campus, $15 per de­ " T h i s s e c o n d Community totems and a bas re lief are just a few of the unusual works ex­ bers on the Russian and Indian side. no favorable movement was ex­ pected at least within the next u n c i l discussed pendent up to four, and travel T . WAYNE P O R T E R Guilds Exhibition reviews some hibited. **ch i n e s e Communists «nd T u cker, assistant dean of the ds of shortening expenses of four cents per mile of the best sculpture and craft their followers are one’hilf ce p graduate school. "T h e exhibition shows a grow­ #rThe Tim es has been affected red for advanced up to $80. work by persons not engaged In short of a complete break now,” The Council also analyzed the ing awareness of contemporary In New Y o rk ." he said, "but Irst winter m eet- The gram will also pay for art production for their liveli­ he said. "T h e Russians have quality of students admitted to a rt form s In todays a rtists and p |. 03V gr SduaTtT study' for fali term . staff salaries, ^zcturers, office Korean Orphans hood." s a i d O w e n Bratnard, their ability to develop their cut down supplies to China, and ■Ider, dean of the help, laboratory m aterials, med­ assistant professor of art. the thinking of the two groups is 1962, and discussed the need s k ills ." said M r. Robert Alex­ ical expenses, and field trips. Schedule Concert "T h e m aterlala of sculpture McDonlA said a doctoral for an Increase in the number of ander, assistant professor of art. Participants at Gull Lake will and cra fts are relatively diffi­ physics was also fellow ships, scholarships live in dormitories and married The L es Gourmets will serve cult to w ork," he added. "T o The gallery Is open weekdays and programs to attract the ablest 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. and Tues. eve. electing to go to students. student apartments. Those on as hosts to the Korean Orphans become sure of them one must campus will be housed in a dor­ Choir Feb. 9. The group will devote considerable time to the 7 to 9 p.m. Weekends the gallery te schools l o o k Graduate Council's next meet­ is open from 2 to 5 p.m. Llr mitory as a group and in mar­ entertain the orphans at dinner study of specialized techniques," *iS discussed by Alan ing will be held Feb. 1 1 . and will conduct a tour of the ried student housing. campus. PAT MITCHELL’S The c c e rt at win present a con- Prof M eyer Is the place to go fo r that GLADMER Lansing Civic Cen­ Lalenilar of -Thing rictu res 1 E3 F h i à t i t . ►6—«é—- ter Feb. 10 at 3 p.m. Admis­ sion is free. iÀ m ilitg Evento To Give Lecture "Before going in snack” Appi ¡c a ti o n s H U R R Y ..Last 2 Days Alfred G. M eyer, professor of - P lo c C Hour Passports French Lecturer Union Board Last Chance L ec­ political science, will give one of W hether It be H a m b u rg e r s , Feature at 1:25 - 3:30 - ture— 7;30 p.m ., P arlor C, Union. -T im e Service a serie s of Union Board Last M ilkshakes, French F rie s o r Portraits 5:35 - 7:40 - 9:45 P.M. At Kellogg M ilitary Police —6 p.m ., 11 Chance Lectures at 7:30 tonight Prof. Jean Canu of G eorge­ Dem. Hall. in P arlor C of the Union. Just coffee ,jCamera C h a r g e - No Appointments town University will deliver a NAHB - - 7;30 p.m., F orestry Meyer will speak on "In tell­ lecture In French on " L e T h e- Cabin. igent Young Persons’ Guide to e a s t L a n sing [SING •'I 2 E . M i c H g c n L a-S'^ a IV 5 - 8 2 5 3 i athre F ran çais D’Aujord ’Hui” G a m m a Delta pledge-spon­ Study in a F a st Growing Insti­ One Block East of Campus 2700 S, Cedar m tONfl sored kindergarten party — 8 tution." Two Blocks West of Abbott 2120 N Larch in 101 Kellogg Center Thursday General w na I ____ at 8 p.m. p.m .. Luther Chapel and Student wfcf Tfwaa«« Admissi on $ 1.00 Center. PLUS! "SYMPOSIUM All students, faculty members, Ecology Discussion Group — THIS WEEK ONLY: STUDENTS - 75d we'knew *h e understood because 7 is a Big Girl, and she knew death meant nevermore. raw a mac tor a whole day she watched by the window from her beautiful friend who hod danced and now had died. B e c a u se 7 is a Big-G irl, L isa went with us to the cemetery and we taught her the custom s of death the way we walk, , and then place a stone on the grave to show werementber. . Aire: *m ra jo u artd thr#* cjw rrtlbf:» the f,:i con­ And b e c a u se 7 is a B ig Girl, tent with Hangover. Hungry and indiscriminate most of the year, L isa took p e bble s to every grave sh e saw she becomes a gourmet during WHAT IS I T ? - F rorr a can in e point of 1 rush season -and refuses all but the choicest m orsels. Hangover Mon. thru F r i. 9 t.m . to 9 p .m ., Sat. till 6 p.m, co t, is a sjtroog* Wob of life, but the s afm os Is a part collie who likes to catch FRANDOR CENTER 106 S. WASHINGTON gfy pet is a greot c e n te rp ie c e . ¿lungs :.particularJy food and State News Photo by Mark K rastof raps