[¡.Timers Can’t Recall Winter Like This SS , nirt* of the Cities than in Masks or Canada. But class absences Thursday most sections of the state. t i * ■ Residents In several cities in tra ck s. 175 n°ld Thur»d«y the m i d w e s t and south were burd C. S.U rprlsll,« IV *o *. Students The w e a t h e r m a n says light rep o rted . dei % sharp had the iow#8t readings of this blowing snow continues to make M Z ■ * — i» . B O A .k i \ C gr Tfsrs "TCingan from the 4ir~J -¿u* line . . . . , ^ 1^ r p r » In Canning DeConilng acute *.■. *.*, wrwaev P'. ^. n»»' * #i*T*W$ -tcv t i j t . ki nac «»'V''i V c s *•* * * r whf»* A sians' R for more than two reading at the U.S. weather sta­ * intense weather Has b##r to move fuel ifitte ia of crude gP* ' Dixie and the tion shortly before midnight Wed­ blamed for a t least 10 deaths oil through the Rotterdam-Rhine ipP“ j ngtug sub“ nesday broke the previous record in Michigan and more than 150 pipeline to get a round frozen riv­ I * * ' JCvK . reports Burt D. F e r r is , super­ in the nation.. * the South. of 12 below on Jan . 23. intendent o f g r o u n d s main­ e r s and canals. P ** ,t. of polar air A reading of 13 below zero P arts of the South reported P .,„0 midwest tenance. 'T em p eratu res h a v e record low readings of 30 de­ Shipping was delayed or halted early Thursday set a new all- been so cold that the salt on grees below zero, with fruit and on impassable routes, including u.rred for at least tim e low for Jan . 24. the roads hasn't worked, making vegetable g r o . w e r s battling to the stra its between the Mediter­ K fro B i «xposur«, a s - Service stations In the East slippery conditions.*’ IjP: Overexertlon In save their crops. ranean an d the Black Sea, and Lansing area have been swamped 1 he r; u m h » n g cold wave in RFt Mi aa n r s on ic e - with calls from harried students Michigan is expected to relax Areas in Europe are suffering re scu ers battled ice and drifts p •; " and staff members who can't transportation and fuel problems to carry food and medicine to P ' ine southern its bite somewhat today, but it'll caused by frozen riv ers and can­ Isolated villages in G reece and It­ get their ca rs running. 8tlH be around zero or below in als and snow drifts on railroad aly. SALTY SMASH—A n ic y in te rs e c tio n w ot MICHIGAN blam ed for t b i t $200 a c c id e n t on Cherry L a u n d ry and s lid in t o the in te rs e c tio n w here he s tru c k a U n iv e rs ity -o w n e d s a lt tru c k on L a n e T h u rs d a y a fte rn o o n . F ra n c is c o A lv e re z STATE W ils o n Road. N E W S o f L a n s in g to ld o ffic e r s he a tte m p te d to stop —State News Photo by Skip Mays fo r a " y i e l d " s ig n near th e C h e rry L an e d iv e r s it y NO. 8 3 ^ &3.S E d i t e d by S t u d e n t s f o r th e M i c h i g a n S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y C o m m u n i t y ^ an.s ‘ PS•. Michigan--------------- — Eriday,. January 2 5 . 1963 P ri 10 0 Campus * ¿rouForce xp e c W i2 0 O O O F a r m e r ses Snow Battle Removing snow i pen- about two days of work to clear sive and time consuming job the campus of snow,” said Burt at Michigan State. D. F e r r is . Ag Men Michigan "A fter a heavy snowfall It takes F e r r is , s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of To Meet Editors ¡ow removal operatl ; men in truck and ws and the men whc Here Mon An estimated 20,000 farm ers Convene will arriv e on campus Monday to Seven hundred and fifty pub­ learn the newest developments lish ers and editors of Michigan in modern farming. newspapers will have an oppor­ Events of t h e 48th a n n u a l tunity to query some ofth ed raft- 1% F a r m e r s 1 Week will center a r o u n d t h e theme "Scien ce Serv es Michigan A griculture." e rs of Michigan's proposed new state Constitution this afternoon at the 95th annual Michigan P ress HM H H Efficient production and cur­ Association Convention. 9 rent problems Involved In grow­ ing better crops will be the gen­ e ra l theme of the farm crops Members of the public infor­ mation committee of the Con­ stitutional Convention will an­ said. Included in and soil science departments. swer questions about the con­ is the cost of some Agricultural econom ists will troversial document. The dis­ tons of rock salt d iscuss topics, from the p rice cussion will be moderated by I m Howlty outlook to leases, property rights "and.tables.; ’ Michigan State agricultural en- glneers aim to tackle the problem of farm operation for 30, 100 or .• 'th e com m ittee's chairman; Ink White, publisher of the lT i iiqu Johns. ftepuMicar. N#vi . —V . Speakers for the two-day con­ TONS OF^HFOWb&R^-Snow pi'dw crews hove 'pushed : eveftff hundred to n s of snow from highway right-of-way areas in the 400 milking cows and for 500, vention include P ie rre Salinger, past few days. Salt trucks, hampered by the extreme Id have 1,000 or 2,000 feeder pigs. President Kennedy's press s e c ­ been all but u s e le s s . (Continued on pc retary; Gov. George Romney, and —State News Photo by Lorin St Cabinet " E x p a n d i n g Horizons f o r Youth” is planned for the thous­ cartoonist A1 Capp. . les Future ands of students who come to F arm ers* Week. This y e a r's pro­ gram will center on ca re e rs. C A M P U S V IS IT O R —N o te d c a rto o n is t A l Capp sig n e d in a t Capp, creato r of the " L i ’l f Abnër” comic strip, will lead the list of speakers at noon Mind Of Man’ Lecture Theme Keynote speakers are Dr. Stan­ K e llo g g C e n te r T h u rs d a y . He w il l speak to d ie M ic h ig a n P ress today, with a talk on how news­ papers can use cartoons and pic­ A se rie s of six lectures be­ Mv ley Idzerda, Honors College di­ A s s o c ia tio n o t 1:30 F rid a y a fte rn o o n . tures more effectively. His comic ginning Jan. 30, dealing with re c to r, and D r. Evelyn M. Du­ mos vall, family life consultant from C h i c a g o . Students may select —S tate N ews P h o to by George Junnr strip appears In 1,000 news­ "T h e Mind of Man,” highlight papers in 30 countries. the Provost Lectures for winter ierty VI i explored t Milton Salinger, newspaper reporter term . psych« MSU 2 Ex-MSU Students from 17 ca re e r areas ranging am as sociate prc The lectures, open to all stu­ will hi d ire c- from art to veterinary medicine. and editor for 10 years before a at MSU c ;id dean Senator Phillip A. Hart will beginning a ca re e r in govern­ dents and faculty, are held Wed­ 13. to In epei e AUSG speak on the opportunities in ment, will speak this evening nesday afternoons at 4 o’clock on problems confronting com­ in the Kiva. The lectures are an Jam es Olds, professor of psy- These noon to serving the tourist and sports­ ure and man at the resource development luncheon Thursday. Freed By Dixie Jury munity newspapers in attempt­ hour long and are followed by ing to report news of national a question and answer period. the "B ra in Mechanisms of Vol­ cology at Michigan will examine significance. Coffee hours will be held at untary B ehavior" on Feb. 20. provost and the Honors Colleg« Retired B rig . Gen. Frank L. CLARKSDALE, M iss., t f ! - The negroes. in a se rie s Howley, vice president of New C o a h o m a County grand Jury City police, who found t Romney will preview some of 2 p.m. on the day of the lec­ MSU’ s Henry Leonard, profes­ The academic benefitscommitte nistrators the problems he expects Michi­ ture for out of town lecturers sor of philosophy will speak on of AUSG selects the speaker: Y o r k University and form er Tuesday refused to Indict two sleeping in a station wa ssigned to American Commandant in B e r­ form er Michigan State Univer­ front of a drug store owi by gan to face during 1963 in a talk and at 4 p.m. on Thursday for tization of lin, w i l l speak Wednesday on sity students charged with vio­ State " B e r lin — T est of American De­ lation of the state narcotics act. Henry, said barbiturates were Ivanhoe Donaldson, 21, of New included in the shipment. NAACP President Aaron Saturday afternoon. campus speakers in the Honors Other sched u led speakers in­ College Lounge. clude R. George Kuser, Jr.,p u b ­ The se r ie s first lecture will News miormation term ination ." Will be r e — Monday will have programs of York, and Benjamin R aylon 21, lable to the interest to dairymen. State breed of Camden, N .J., both Negroes, after the fall term of 1961 when Donaldson left Michigan State were a r r e s t e d shortly after he was a Junior. Taylor Just fin­ lisher of the Troy (Ohio) News, be given by HustonSmith, author, who will d escribe "W hat's New lecturer and professor of phi­ in Newspaper Production” this losophy at Massachusetts Insti­ o 61am Réorgani­ a s s o c i a t i o n s will hold annual tute of Technology. His topic sas. Christm as while bringing clothes ished a term as a Junior la! afternoon; Edmund C. Arnold, (Continued on P age 3) will be ‘.‘Revolution in Western From AP and UPI YYires and foodstuffs to destitute Delta scien ce. . professor o.f Journalism a.t Sy ra­ c u s e University, who will speak Thought” . i t e s Sentenced By T e x a s Court The second lecture on Feb. 6 Efforts Fail on "P ro fita b le Newspaper Ad­ TY LER , T ex., vertising” S atu rd ay morning; and will feature Carl B ereiter, edu­ nancial pyram ind crashed with a jolt felt i cator and professor at Illinois. Kenneth McFarland, author and treet, heard ai state Judge sentence him Vending Machines For Library His topic will be "T h e Psychology sight ye: lecturer, will complete the list on Thursday. IEstes’ lawyers gave notice ppeal ar of speakers at the 22nd All- and coffee might "be taken Into the get a resolution passed through ing.'* Michigan dinner Saturday even­ Gold Weather .me promoter walked free under $5,000 bon suppi father and a brother. cilities at om ore, said his efforts to install U.S. Arms V iet Tribesm an problems, $500 loan coffee and soft drink vending ma- chines and improve lounge fa- library and spilled..on valuable books and documents. The dean Congress favoring vending ma­ Women attending the conven­ chines. He thought that it might tion have been invited by M rs. Slows Paper __SAIGON, Viet Nam, - The United States has armed up to 2,500 said that to prevent th is would influence the library board to John A, Hannah to attend a tea Viet Cong sympathizers in a bold gamble to gain control of the G meeting >. c ilitie s at the library proved fru itle ss. be too difficult a policing prob­ lem. understand student needs. The MSU Sailing Club asked this afternoon at Cowles House. very • vital South Vietnamés Mountain's. So far, about 25,000 mountain tribesmen have been trained and equipped with up-to-date American ntative Don William Combs, dean of uni- A se rie s of troubles caused Erickson said he would try to for a $500 loan to build a new 111 ., soph- versity serv ices, felt soft drinks club house on the west shore of by the current spell of cold iülÊlÊÊtit — — — — — — Lake Lansing. Commodore David weather plagued the State News Transit Strike Settlement In Sight Wetzel, Brookfield, 111. sopho­ delivery team Wednesday. PHILADELPHIA, - asis m ore, said that the money would Five of the 1 1 ••ca rs in the :he 10 -day old tra strlk •en reached. Michael be used to purchase a pre-fab- delivery fleet, won sta: x-H.'V'.- rSiiiW V?rf*Tml — -A , r-Nh'-.'-lf ,«IV. Tul! ,,f* Safo r, „ ’ '¿ L a ttà i!» *A- would convert to a lodge. The on campus from the printer. ,»rs for a vote thl morning. he WU struck the Fhil*«• hajtery voltages until one of their number cotlfes-sed theplot at the. last minute to Bourgui- 'över' Ö iristm as vacation, one 'ffaw sd ay, JaïrtiàFy -^i*’ Ï 8 r jun- the sTfitiii**-' vfiit"had-■burned Btf's 'Tdyii irrrry cofhmah3AA<: 'T -*■ •■'■ ' ~M ‘ of the dorm 's lots was converted iors only. Sales were originally Both ca rs hsd to be abandoned. to commuter parking. Shaw had scheduled to begin January 28. Another c a r r ie r tried to hitch­ Govern ot Pledges P e a c e At Clemson H^ B E R S . . Seared left to right are surance; Jam ie Blanchard, public relations; lots D, located west of the dorm, Students must bring a Junior hike around his route. COLUMBIA, S.C. - Gov. Donald Russell said Thrusday South m'n9< i tudent o rg an izatio n *; Jim Corey, personnel; John Mertz, treasuror; The circulation staff will be and V, located in front ofEppley, activity book to the second floor Carolina will meet the issue of Negro Harvey Gantt’s admittance *n ^0c*t' ^ 1 Erti Stocker, ox« Tom Rasmus*on, administration; Jim B arnes, Shaw residents have been banned of the Union from 8 a.m. to among the happiest to see the to all-white Clemson College "peaceably, without violence, without ' doXc 4 Ramondlni, presi- president; Jim Bi llings, e l e c t i o n s ; Jim Mor- from parking in lot D and have 5 p.m. On Friday, February 1, cold spell end, said Bill M arshall, disorder and with proper regard for the good name of our state ^ -*ary; Moron, v ico Pr* * i * ton, ex e cu tiv e vice president. been given lot U, at the rear rickets will be sold to the gen­ Clarkston Junior and circulation and her people.” of Anthony. eral student body. manager. 'Yi »tonding, J u l i « B o c k , in* M i c h i g a n S t a t e Ne w E a s t L a n sin g , M ichigan F rid a y , January 2 Au C o n tro l r t Rift In The Capitalist Camp H a r r i s o n Salisbu ry, d istin ­ Kennedy made a “ D e c la r a ti o n of It'* like 1 (ot this greet idee for a heart-r g u i s h e d c o r r e s p o n d e n t o f th e New In te r d ep en d en ce “ s pe ec h c alli n g It's about a blond played by (p. Johnson) at « land grant university who meets a cowboy 1 York Tim es., Tuesday told a for g r e a t e r m ity among the waiting for a but ( J. G arrett). M r - £ j& s m ' a w d tt tr .c 'o p < >«Sy XI ne.me iong_ Ilf JbeCkgr^j^fs: ..^vKkVt. p i a, ,rl*D. b e tiV’e e n . K u lit'ui C K l b a . ,. .ot N . A j o 3 w i r t L ^ ; : ......■*:" tune of "B u tton * and Bows” , The blond u No l o n g e r do s u c h w o r d s c o m e De G aulle h a s o th e r id e a s . large ciaaeroom with a friend as the clock snowing and cold, the wind is blowing and the bus a s n e w s to A m e r i c a n s . A l m o s t He w a n t s to b u i l d f o r F r a n c e ^an The cam era pens in on the blond's face, i ai independent n u c l e a r f o r c e . T h e over a sewer grate.) United S t a t e s i s op p o sed , BLONDE: Gosh I'm coldl L e t's take the bus to< FRIEND: Sure, but I got it from a pal that th He w a n t s to b u i l d E u r o p e in t o a cup of coffee between runs and reads ’*c.o a “ t h i r d fo r c e .” The U n i t e d a couple of tim ea. You should have worn r sweater today. After a ll, Homecoming was t! Sta te s is opposed. And those ro ses you still ca rry have got to go) He I s t r y i n g - - r a t h e r s u c c e s s ­ COWBOY: (walking up because his car has Howdy, M a'am , F re e speech Is the essence o f f u ll y — to k e e p B r i t a i n o u t o f th e have you been waiting? C o m m o n M a r k e t . W e w ou ld l i k e BLOND: (coyly) About an hour. 1 sure wish FRIEND: Yeah. to s e e h e r in th e c o n t i n e n t a l e c o ­ COWBOY: While w e're waiting, would yoi n o m ic union. club? It's called "T h e Society For The 1’re Speaker.a Who, W»ut \o Talk l a Th® Stwk: Of c o u r s e . ft i s u n r e a l i s t i c to XdmlnistfatlOA' Wcffi’t L et 'Thetti So Lot's ex p ect co m p lete harm ony among Vigor And Get Suspended" Club, s e v e r a l p r o u d , p r o s p e r o u s and F IR E to O ftfC S BLOND: Huh? FRIEND: Maybe some other time, creep. t r a d i t i o n a l l y qu arrelsom e na­ COWBOY: (drawling) 1 love you. tions. FRIEND: Thanks. COWBOY: Not you. B u t th e o ld m axim , “ strength FRIEND: Thanks again. in u n i t y , ” s t i l l a p p l i e s t o d a y . BLOND; Maybe some other time. Right rtosv bus. Gosh, it’ s been three hours now. Mayh W o n d e r how m u c h p l e a s u r e accident. P r e m i e r K h ru shch ev is re c e iv in g FRIEND: Give It another three hours. The a s he s e e s u n f o l d i n g t h e g r o w i n g off and they ran out of scotch tape. COWBOY: It is every m an's right to say as hf< r i f t in the c a p i t a l i s t c a m p ! BLOND: Huh? “ Now Look H ere, Mao, I Know We COWBOY: Don’t tread on me. BLOND: Say, that's p re tty 'cle v e r. I like y 5 0 Percent Agreed To T rade R ockets. But. . COWBOY: Give me free speech or give me < is the cancer of dictatorship. A bird in the hi .the bush. . . Flunked betters T o T h e Editor BLOND: Wow! FRIEND: Bye, honey, I think I’d rather walk. ng young Am tpltalism st long-pr evali On Mass-Produced Education BLOND: Gee, you a re neatl What else do you i COWBOY: L ife, liberty, and the pursuit of s BLOND: (snuggling up close) Gosh-a-roonle! that we might found a new state COWBOY: (showing off) Our country was bas university to provide for the in - of free speech of the people, by the people, lent Hannah’ s "W e must effect radical change Ct easing educational demand? BLOND: Oooo--neatl «sring grade in our procedures if we are to The philosophy behind the e te r - COWBOY: A ll's fa ir if you can get away with i 1 feel co n - accommodate the larger numbers nally g r o w i n g (quantitatively) BLOND: Oh, cooil Wait 'til 1 tell my home tie questions of students headed our way with- university, carried to its logical COWBOY: Have 1 im pressed you? letther asked a out diluting the quality of the ed- but absurd conclusion, must lead BLOND: Uh-huh. jfo re. ucation we can offer to th e m ." to the need for fifty minute " p a s s - COWBOY: L e t’s get m arried and fight for , erroneously ing p erio d s" in order to nego- together and live in a rose covered cottage reached the I suggest that the only changes tlate the distances involved, lettv- BLOND: Sounds neat, le t's do. nithtio pUlJl in . IV *1* radical enough ** to accommodate ing only ten minute c la s se s . (The bus has pulled up alongside the happy cc * to the d#- th<* projected enrollment would, Paul Radway us tailpipe, but they do not notice. All of the nA In fact, dilute the quality of the 334 Highland Ave, directed toward each other. The camera pee doors at them and In the background you Car I >#f >*- plans for revision of the AUSG constitution.) IV un IV ty? That beyond State News w elcom es letters Frankly S p eakin g i ìtrv of education from rea d ers. We re g re t that we a re not able f<5 print every letter AdarpstL s _to f* ■Mu hget) sVa t NW #■; St S e rv ices Building, Campus L e tte rs should not be longer than 3GC words, and should be typed i f possible. Include name and campus address. No unsigned le tters will l e printed, though names may be withheld If we feel there is reason. State News r e ­ serves the right to edit le tters. kg round ing The News P o in t of View Dove Joehnig I.C . SHAH T he following a r t ic le w a s written by I.C . Shoh, a graduate student from Bombay, Indio. Before coming to Michigan State, U.S. Standards Shah attended the law school at the University of Bombay where he studied co n stitutio nal low for one year. The Republic of India celebrates its 14th Republican Day Satur­ T h e re ’s Q uite A Story Behind This! day. It was on Ja n . 26, 1950.that 550 princely states were in­ corporated in the Republic. F o r the Indian people, adoption of a constitution was difficult, indeed. The country was in the process of political, economic and so cial revolution when it acquired Independence. 30. Author of The most rem arkable thing about the constitution. of India is ACROSS 'Fables to. that it was drafted by an untouchable, D r. *B.R. Amfiedkar. Slang' The Indian Constitution is based to a large extent on the .Ameri­ 1. Eng. letters 31. Jap. sash 4 Polish can and B ritish models. The .American model has been followed 33. Watchful measure ir. making the constitution the supreme law of the land and giving guardian 8 . Rotating 35. Type the courts the powerful weapon of Judicial review. piece measure On the other hand, the B ritish model has been followed in setting 1 1 U ntrained 36. Fender up the governmental machinery both at the federal and state 12. Chilean proletariat bump levels. 38. Least diffi­ SOLUTION 0 8 SATURDAY'S The Executive is elected by the legislature and is directly respon­ 13. Treat cult - - sib le to that body. 14 Common 40. Faded 54. D e p o sit« orange F o r parliam entary government to succeed, a strong opposition 42. Pretense 55. Hair pie 16. Urge and an alternative government are essen tial. In the past, India has 43 Isolate- 18 Average DOWN lacked both of these elem ents. Fortunately, the party in power ¡fo. Card game 46. Dye 49. Pet 1. Curve has a true democrat as its leader — Prim e Mini seer Nehru — who 21. Triumph 2. Cheer 50. Airplane will not permit the one-party rule to degenerate into a tyranny. 24. Farm im­ 3 Pigs plement 52. Topsy’s Having a bicam eral legislature, the lower house (Lok Sabha) friend 4. In prop' is elected on the basis of adult suffrage. The upper house (Raj 27. Behold. 53. Shush« tion: two Sabha) represents the states according to population. 28 Garret Bean Indian words ■KMCAN include the Fundamental Rights, These are th^"inalienable rights STATE to .which every individual is entitled to maintain his dignity. UMfVttSiTV Hannah then questions the P art three is a vast section dealing with equality before law, acy of the grading system PACEMAKER newspaper prohibition against discrim ination of any kind and freedom of Second class postage paid s: ir a i ; . .an«;r^ *U, and possibly suggests hs**l m es- sage, outlining is proposals In ers, — And th e Answers” and > Atlantic Alliance 2 ,000 ... detail, was del ered on Capitol "Young Farm Fam ilies Face the ength to hold back 3 ,0 0 0 60 Hill. Future” are included in Tues­ 14 46 of Communism un­ House speaker John W, Me day’ s program. Lawrence Witt, 5 ,000 420 296 124 is momentum, he department of agricultural eco­ 7 ,5 0 0 Cormack, D-M nss., told news­ neither the United 877 663 214 nom ics, will diSCUSS the impact men " I am confident that a bill repe could be c e r - 10,000 1,372 1 ,068 304 of the European Common Market will pass this y e a r ," but he did 15,000 2 ,6 1 6 2,076 not c o m m e n t directly on Ken­ at the annual livestock' banquet. 540 said, what tends nedy's proposals. T hree prominent Michigan ag­ right and what Ml ricultural leaders will receive Michigan State's “ Distinguished s is wrong , and administre ates have built ?nifties. Subs Will Replace Bases (c J f 4M Service to Agriculture" awards at a noon luncheon Wednesday. The program will honor persons UING'l ON, il'1 - President of a m issile 's solid fueld pro— contained within th e r ile w ho h a v e attended Farm ers* s of Kenn edy’ s K ly’ s confirmation that Pol— pulsion system Ignites, supposed to be proof against en­ Week for 30 years or more. included: or Is n issilesw iU replace Jupiter As the m issile lifts off above emy attempts to upset its course. there has been rU.S. a ir t 10V6T ent land-based Jupiter £ ikMtntng Events J the invaslon )SOl< i in Italy and Turkey. But dispute over th e P ildent's statement at his Worker Hlllel - p.m ., Hlllel H o u î at the modern farm business. The program will be climaxed by the annual farm management ban- as plannee r e - *s by B26planes ;\V8 nference today pinned it lnitelv for the first tim e. Battle Sabbath ¡ ■vices . - - A E P i. 843 îllowship — 7: 10, qtiet at which awards Mll be made for management nients, production efflc «fïi ■ t* iS ; ' -, VI •" "th at was one jround, SluTfehts imma uei »el and Sti count keepers. Guest speaker will be Robert 1 ■» 6‘ Y1 ig way TFHRAN, Iran, T - Workers ■ab Club Union C. Liebenow, president of the supporting Shah Mohammed Roza Ball room. union M arket— to th e undersea--borne Solaris Chicago Board of Trade. Pahlevl’s sweeping social r e ­ Gail Priddy, Michigan Da 1 r y :o Europe is to system . Zoology Sei Seminar — noon, 450 mg, and to join The Jupiter m issile has a range form s stormed into the Tehran Nat. Sci, P rin cess, will attend the noon University campus today and beat qua) partner in of approximately 1,500 m i l e s , Agricultural Engineering Sem­ luncheon of the American Dairy up students for shouting slogans inar — 4:10, Ag. Eng, blems of other while the original P o la ris, the Association of Michigan Friday. denouncing the ruler. Included In - exhibits for -Id. The United A- l , has a range-of 1,380 m iles. Genetics Seminar — 4:10. 450 But, m ilitary men figure, the Jup­ The invasion by 2,000 young Nat. Sci. F a r m e r s ’ Week will be the have the r e — workers cam e as steel-helmeted them alone, and iter s in Turkey actuaily a re some F o r e i g n Film S eries "T h e "Sp acecraft No, 1 ," the first 400 m iles clo ser to targets in police clashed with mullahs near Cranes Are Flying" (Russian), production capsule to be flight- and the United the downtown bazaar area to 7 and 9 p.m ., Fairchild. tested in the M erciiry program an do it on the the Soviet Union, taking into ac­ count that the P olaris submar­ break up a demonstration by Hockqy - Michigan Tech. vs. an d a pressure s u i t worn by ines must operate well off shore religious leaders opposed to land MSU—8 p.m ., Ice Arena. American astronauts. xrtion—" T h e fact while the Jupiters are inland reform projects. ile of on-site in- near the Soviet border. Tension built up throughout repted (by Russia) The P olaris m issiles, as used the a n c i e n t southwest Asian C A R D PARTY w - rtant, and that is by the U.S. Navy, are launched kingdom over the social revolu­ K/ are participating from the 16 tubes in each ship tion instituted by the youthful ations at the top while submerged, using com­ monarch. TONIGHT - JAN. 25 - 8 P.M. if we can make pressed air to take them to the The Shah went ahead with plans here.” su rface. There the firs t stage for a nationwide referendum Sat­ urday to get popular approval for his refo rm s, including d is­ St. Jo h n ’s Student P arish DISCOUNT tribution among peasants of large land holdings, rental to the peas­ ants of shrine lands owned by Tickets S1 Refreshments Free! Moslem religious groups and a 20 percent profit-sharing plan 35 Door P riz e s - Chances on $25 for factory workers. The shah, ruling with strong­ man p o w e r s since dissolving money d o ll- -B rin g cards parliament in May, 1961, has AH Labels at D is c o u n t-A ll The rim e ! support from a m ajority of the M ARSHALL M U SIC population. D A N C E -S A T .- 9 - 1 2 The land reform program al­ 307 E. Grand R iver— E. Lansing ready has gone into effect, with T O P : T h e Kay Windsor costume, the shah turning over to the P e r c e Strings peasants large royal holdings. a 3 -p ie ce 100% cotton knit with w rT ä s tö fm v V i) S U P P L I E S hip-length chanel styled ja ck et, SHOW (Continued from page 1) slim skirt and striped s l e e v e ­ le s s overblouse. In navy or cam­ e l. In s i t e s 8 to 18. 9 5 piece plan for snow removal, F e r r is said. The manual gives personnel complete instructions for operation and maintenance of C E N T E R : A beautiful shope with all snow removal equipment. walk p lea ts that open on anoth­ Each man has a specific piece of equipment to operate in a de­ er color. All rayon, with a ver­ signated area. North campus, the main roads OUR TEXT AND REFERENCE s a t ile lariat belt. Toast/natural, green/gold or black/beige. Tpnrfisr*'*^ ** - Ena priority after a storm ) "T h e se areas must be kept 5ÄCF1S SMI S* RR©©RES» A t •; „.v. «¿It-JhA l°WEST DISCOUNTS IN TO W N ! cle a r for fire and police pro­ NEW TIT LE S ADDED D A ILY tection,” F e r r is said. \ BOTTOM: Ail cotton fuil-skirted * COMPLETE l in e o f a u t o m o b il e p a r t s , Events such as the basketball SAVE ^ 50% coat dress...sh ort tab collar, game at Jenison and tiW World ♦AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP * Travel Series at the Aud. last self fabric belt with leather occent. weekend -had high priority.- X —- Brown, blue or red print, la s ite s •COMPLETE AUTO s p r i n g s h o p So far this winter almost 30 10 to 18. -* *111QMQTI V g -MAINLINE SHOP ipches ©T sjww ht# faUen. in b«r 10.95 low" Mrb b li t h e r . High ■w'tftd» •MUFFLERS and t a il p ip e s have caused extensive drifting, he said. BOOK AUTO KRAMER "T h e work never ceases, " DRESSES-KNAPP’S E . LANSING said F e rris , "It continues around the clock.” STORE STREET LEVEL PARTS "Right now we are plowing an *°°E . KALAM AZOO ' IV-41335 entire field to get ready for Fa rm e rs Week,” he said. ACROSS PROM BERKEY HALL J Teams Battle F r i d a y , J a n u a r y a s , 19 g Thinclads Meet Buckeyes In Indoor Track Opener By T i R R Y ÚOMOLL 0 ! The Stote Hew* - ■■f" « y » k ¿V-5*kt6 Wfcïiùtf«{fix ©rd*.' '5p ar»4í*,, Ide Opponents £ * » * ? ’W ^ H -: '" B y JO IfN VAN O IESO N w ú l »Ttto Mv'V in to th« le a g u e ’ s but h i ' * p ltv r« ! I n t w o m o r * | « m e i per cent mark Of The Stute Mewt «acohd 'divíiilon 'Wtth" r w and- than R aylv B ra tM » -has poured Sm all who h a : three mark. In 119 point« for a 29.8 average. of his free Only two conference gam^aare Purdue play* as Northwestern Me also leads in rebounds with on tap Saturday, but - Big Ten in the television game ot the day. perfect 100 per 62. basket halt teams should be In­ Michigan Sta> volved in seme of the most ex­ th e wintier Will break Ulto the in the first 10, citing games of the season with win column for the firs t time In T h re e other eager« who top the top 20. ii four l e a g u e m embers playing conference play. the 20 point mark in conference but Ted WlllUn' powerful outside opponents. Scoring averages for the Pie play are Mel Garland .of Pur* him one shy of \ Highlighting the schedule is the - . .. i due with 22.3 and Dave Downey to make this, we clash o f the firat and third-ranked . of Illinois and Rich Falk of North- Total conferc team s in the nation—Cinclnnati w estern with 2 0 .0 . Spartan quarte and Illinois, The once beaten Ulini The top sharpshooters in con- Sanders, 54; J will tangle with the mighty B ea r­ Ik feren ce action so far have been P ete Gent, 52 ca t* in a "dream doubleheader" M innesota's Terry Kunze with 33 Pucksters Entertain NCAA CMAMP“ B illy Cot­ te r, outstanding Sooner 137 at Chicago Stadium. Second-rated Nation’s Ton Sextet •pounder, captured the 1956 AAU cham pionship a t well M IN SURANCE os lo st s e a s o n 's NCAA ti» 1032 N. C a p i t o l A C a ll IV 5-8419 A N Y T M atm en Seek Bob Quandt To Settle Score FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CASES CANCELLED & REFUSED DRIVERS MARCUS SANDERS NEW LOW RATES EVERY KN O W N KIND OF INSURAN & BONDS O pen 9 A.M . IT’S GREAT Inerì ny B a se hollars L O T I 6 i UP! i '— DAILY for A DATE 40 Brunswick I The Spot for That \ * BILLIARDS \ * AIR CONDITIO ' • SNACK BAR BEFORE G O IN G IN SN A CK the drive-in with the arches FRANDQR IS JUST SOLTI Near The Gables AS SHAKESPEARE put it fis f “ R ather see the wonders of the w o rld abroad, jg f than liv in g d u lly slu gg ard ized at home wear ou jjfl&S thy youth in shapeless id le n e s s.................. . . , .join a "songfest” on the Rhine Steame invites you to a . . . ."Fling” it in Scotland's Highlands . . . .eat caviar in M oscow . . . .stand on the Acropolis Yes, jo in P e te r Skov European tours and see Eu through European eyes--------------- for exciting details c a ll; CO LLEG E TR A V EL O FFICE RECORD 30 W e s t G r a n d R i v e r El Mill in prog ress. where the mmodations are Classical ECON OM ICAL One easy p r i c e for complete ski w eek s or p a c k a g e r a t e s that w eekend s i n c l u d e s ail your lodging, meats, i n c lu d e e v e r y t h in g lifts, r e n t a l equipment and instruction. MICHIGAN TOURIST COUNCIL S T fv fN S T M ASON BUILDING - LA N SIN G « S , MICHIOAN ACROSS FROM THE UNION BUILDING M ichigan F r id a y f January 25, 1963 5 ichigan Ski Report ^^ rTinastics TeamHome W#*t*m Michigan neh«, lioyn# City: 12-20 inch#« pnck#d b**# 6_ï .. R ill« . B t i r L i k t : ifftfffîlftf l#w « î4 * Iw c Iïm b u t, 1 0 -1 2 f l u f f tu m T (o P e r fo r m ga Kl» Mi lî-in ch m base. 14. rch«« powder, «kling ca c ï t àt; : —* ir*&EÌr'~‘ ?~ • tî* *3 'r r , - a.VCk. JT ÏÎÇÎ .la sei * *9#*t * * ' ’ ' '■ : , _ i '. " • ;*k£vt<**% • 4~'£ i n f h f i 2 - i n ’hi*« ” ’ itìLj jo «.Xcrii ent* Zj Z Cadillac: 10 -12 ittChes baw iO- n ____ . , Frankfort; )• teil ent. », Valfey, Kaiarnazoo: Tobagganing and sfcatli ».,• Ili J9»fc( * Slopes. » Mtddleviile: 3 6 -inches wha*» a s te 1 Skiing «excellent • 3w to break W< S e ll f ïm 12-16 Inches base* 6- ankly admit«. " Saug&tuck: ik itln g ind tobogsr ipidiy than «ny Hot Rod Show vse (. itv; 14—IS Inches hsise Once again the Opens Tonight ‘.ve Ryj tiKiSonviUe; tobaggsninc 4 iKl.sk and Rapids: tobogganing excel r .*•***#; 16»*inviter •fv.i.-«, CM CffltM *: ! FOR SPEEDY TAKE OUT SERVICE A.r©Ai .Liulingt on. PHONE 4 8 4 -5 3 1 7 jntaitvs, Lake City excellent* DESIGNED I ,iâ* Mancelona: 6- FOR ALL »xceltant* ¡or Springs: 10-41 M.S.U. STUDENTS TO ELY A FU L L DINNER! Atamo: 5« I LOOKING FOR 1 1 T H—D oie Cooper, MSU gymnast, h asn ’ t l ost Lake INCLUDES in 12 sta rts for the Spartans and will be looking for number 11 H th.is S a tu rd a y ..................................................... Central SOUP auch: 14-M silent* of these opponent«. The defend­ BEVERAGE ing champion Falcons have woi CALL & ICE CREAM Southeastern Mich i yon near i ontiac< Mid-American Conference hon­ o rs six of the last seven years AG. MECH COLLEGE nea r Drvtien - - 3- 4 in Fight returning lettermenbeac the powerful squad. The return­ Travel Office ees include co-captains Bovvart i oinstock, and !\k"k Ptvley, Pol Knauer, . Mar t y Schenk, Roge: Seuthworth, Wayen Stlffler, Dar it depends on YOU Yost and Dick Saylor. Comstock Was the 1961 MAC m t Oxford backstroke champion and a fin­ Watch your mailbox alist in three events In 1962, Pixley was 1962 MAC champtor and runner-up In all of the breast­ stroke events. These two swim­ m ers form the heart of the Fal­ con team and should give the Spartans t h e i r greatest prob- LEVIS LEN TTS SUNDAY SPECIAL! kirnin nr n i .3; alyl u lin e f i t \ *> tr« . i Vj ib C h o k e S irloin Steaft ' «doubl# ii m b a i l UtfoygHi »Ut wt4h , *trong#*t thread , : Ywdlymke the wi^trimar , ÎNG SC Hi » to u g h e s t fa b ric fo r lo r no matter which Chevrolet t/oa choose! ONLY $ 1 2 5 • tip p e r fly Those four d ilierent cars arc alike in one expect only in costly cars. C hevy 11 foa- \\\ M im poriant way. Kaeh is a product of lures parkable size, perkv perform ance *&mpbell •Campus LENTI’S RESTAURANT Chevrolet I livision of- General M otors, and out.standing fuel econom y. C orvair ilta Cam So each will give you niore perform ance, gives you rear engine m aneuverability -and River: ED 7-05 beauty, com fort and good news at trade- and sports ear flair. T h e new C o rv ette 211 in. Rut each is tailored to a certain kind Stin g R ay can host be described as of buyer. Our big C hevrolet dram atic. W ith a choice of T1 M &!1C| mF hall tourna* RENAULT E. GRAND RIVER OPEN DAILY 9:00 - 5:30 h a s th e J e t - s m o o t h r i d e , lu x u r y an d s t y l i n g y o u '# b> K » 1800 Feet $2.30 $2.07 G loves 2400 Feet $4.49 $4.04 Ski Clothes » W i; W atch For O ur Phono- ___ H 3 r a jk S » * I Stereo Tape System '¿ Z m I p '•% ^ e j ~ Sdle ComrffgSoon. ' ■•.Tt • - ».«A.'Jn “ The U ltim ate In Sound Systems' Shown (top to bottom), - S3 Chevy I I Novh 1*00 Station Wagon, Chevrolet f mjxila Sport Sedan, Corvette S ting R a y S port C ou p e a n d C orvair M on za C lu b C ou pe M.A.C. At A lb e rt pE RECORDING INDUSTRIES 3 3 2 -3 5 0 5 See four entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet dealer’s Showroom. C Grand R ive r:- eo 2-0897 open m 9 ON w ed .: f v e r y o t h e r d a y t i l v.30 F r i d a y , J a n u a r y 2 5 , i 9fl A Mi chi gan S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s i n g . Mi chi g an 63 CHÏÏVÏÏûl. I r*| hod about 10 call» CHEVROLET SOLD ON FIRST CALL! 6 vsyUnder n*i. a fte r I »old I t ! " »old door. 4,0cm ml| buiU, tit* th is s a tis fie d a d v e rtis e r pV'I Iywwm«mm■eesawooew*— **’****' ^ P e a n u t s P ersona ± Service Af- Autom otive W F o r Rent 3 r F o r Sale "^ P e r s o n a l V AC « N C I F 5 for men, V13 Mont i ! i « r * ' " l WTVa mI ngo, Wondering wh.« tö < i o T r . a « y Wondering Swjr « w m e w ^ j * ^ m#k(! „niH clnl flow ers, R *PM ; AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR . r ». - j. ... I -.t y-ir.* * ul,/-HY'. «4*. ÿ ffè ««ri wart- d itf^ r fd r' Mm r irxi Vf rY y r ♦«>• ■">* ¿mtaJO o 1 j|*S*{it*V '9:r-- «*•" *0"* ***'' < r ♦ v... • Z S«*«*. m.»> «* ,, r * . »5 ycm like IL ^ ev^jngiG ample ; > N v rrR V tsF n BUwiant fût b r * '^ Tratne sewing ma< h i n e. , . , , ' ____ . . Buttonhole® » blind hem«, darn*. Board Muatcal meet Friday, J an- parking. I 00 F , c gan, nisnw . C(H)klnfi, parklttfi. 123 A!*** . s«wing . , , , ,, ,- make* nlanv beautiful désigna, uary 25, 7:00, Union Parkw . 15 f C Q L D E R ---------------- bert, clo se to camon*. < all Ku- ... , . gill!t a r r ie s original guarantee. HIT IT ,*ND lMPOTVfTO’mer­ lyti J T T W rA lTV «Trimcr^yTiS r li,r k - Vours for $48.26 or s m a l t chandise from the places you permanent waves. SpeclaH?ing iNn\;-i .n e — - —r •super Vi sea* mootlttv m M n rrr âpPt‘ov®v» * pavmeut* Lof $ Trade dream ’ about. 319 N, Washington. in frosting. 1035 N, Washington, iM A T u r> . v warm comfortable room# L i. . . . ’ ins accented. ’ CALL OL 5 -Î4 M. IV 0-4454. 15 IV 4-4209, Use Maple enfrance. fvtlly furnished. Hot and cold wa­ . 16 Ä I ig Saginaw, iv KVRTÏÏE?, “> äi w Î t ô T Î , ' t i i ^ v ft , re, in .each I urge lobby with TV 7ynTT\VTRfl'MA' C t .E n 1 i 0 LVj{lft. S upTrfliMH»» AUR*5 THTXl1 laundry and parking fa cilities N ü r m m i iipplfi tttadc frtpsii drtily. Down *“ '' h a ir rem oved perm ttnently by aa you i( CHINE in b utlfut cabinet, wil Singles and doubles. I block frotr town KänttPl-ICorti Shop* 106 N» Real Estate short wave methixi. t.yle C lark, IV 00 c a mou s. Soartan Hall. 2151 ouis WnftKitttfttxt, IV 4—4116. 15 • >ped 1730 S, C ed ar. IV 2 -2 2 4 4 . Wl ug EAST t ANSINH - Fully T S P P S n ^ T I T Ï Ï W W ’^ T S i r - la r g e lo ts . SVo«idinghe m rriK ir b e r a . West of F r a n d o r -o p p o s ite neat P in e c r e a t Scho« hom# or ’W -. e * ’ A. OpeitB- ?*.VT;•Tués,tajH . planted . .< • v‘. 1. ». •» . d i(«I a•pW »e. r S% • sm all 4-1632, 16 room s, 2 story* * arage, $ l l 0 per White, blue o r pink d iaper pal ;•ant eed, month to respon eible family on furnished. 1 I O! leone with option. Call ED 2-4113. É 1NVOMr CAR FNTHt;SfANTS? S e eth e 5th 15 STUDENTS. ' Annual 1^63 Rod & Custom Show AMERICAN DIAPER ^ F o r Sale ST R V T E T '* Y " , " 1 V WÖG F ÀH W 5, 'T om es, vacant tands y Saturday and SuihI iv noon*' 111 E , WASHTENAW Caolril near XiSU. Bviving. selling real Marek Reas 1 1 p.m. Him Hart s Hand will estate. Call Bolest Realty, Mason. IV 2 -0 *6 4 C play continuoualy, 15 OR 7-2361. _____ rN cm w IRONINGS - in my home, 15 years 9 , Fran MM TA BI.È MOI ^ Peanuts P ersonal S ervice experience. 4*5-4424. 16 Cedar i> 1. _ . . _________ . . 2-6 a 5 l, AF Autom otive G u a ra n tee d , y o u r PATTERNS, dontestlc and Vm- CJITT ,D 'C a Iv^ in my north we ft Hijf'fyriy 5 .Call IV 9-19*2. 1ft ported y am *. 1 0 w DiSCOtINT side home, one block off of west , on domestic yan (r to M-SU stu- Saginaw. 4 *9 -3 *4 5 , 16 . ^. ★ E m ployment dents, Alteratior t work on knit Get youF d ress m tw or altered . :xiv > v ?rR s w w r v o i \FIX \ in, s ire 16, $15. F o r - CArtntntii RcfiAUjJing of patterns. At: now lor the J -Hop* Men s trou- INf 0X11 ., worn only once. Tom ami Je ff. The way to get M \R ION’S Y a r n SHOP sera t a p e r e d . NEEDLE 'N potntmc $15, IV "kitchen fa c ilitie s " is to get 3223 Mai!1Court THREAD SHOP, 10* Division, [ uJu M M \RRIFD, M rs. P . IS behind Camptia Drug Store. FD •% jn t t t ïït 15 S IF K T 3»55M . C sporico also set To the ciisiltusioned ski instruc­ tor: What makes you. think she’s I X« M 11 NT VX Rl l'AlR on all lA * 1 ^ GENUINE MFSIC AN FCX)D: Tor- TOPT? TlfiT*? ^TTaivI IB^itKnTrotn YOUR snow bunny? Watch your makes and modelst. All w*ork EVPiNt $2 tip IV ;>. t i as Auto Salvage step with the g irls in 222. THE rO R R FS MFXKV (N Rt5KF.RY and guaranteed, W SC 0FR TS T O A1 I per tenc FOX. 15 COLLEGE HOUS1MC5.Open*a.m. ED ?-f Restaurant» ¿24 ]E, Grand River. t\ 4 « j ${V). 19 to 8:30 p.m. TV Technician*, casW rsXT K odak Pom 323, SUSIE. Welcome to MSU. 1 hope 3022 F , Michigan. Call IV Cone«« t a k e « 35m •’' « tides. F ve e *’ei ' ’ we have a good tim e, John 555*. edited o CcmliU^n w.Ith cane. Will take 13 PINK-BALL cor sages, Bauerle perlencf $15, Cali 33-2-300«. 16 F lo r is t, 2700 N. E a s t St. IV 5-6523, eventngs N \ 7-5063, ocks from campus. ED 1Tvk(fc V- I ./*Jyo TÎÎ73Ç - ^S3â po~it Donnn and P«rudk> Ronnlf, IA THESES bhiip stone,. RA. $55 nfu, will Happy New Y ear, . . .Lee F Kperlpr |C take $30-, Ciill 332-300«, 16 "ór TTruT curl proElcr t t i c tytji At P n r R e rst CHEVROLET - 1956, automatic EG1- MANOR HA 11 ÖNF Tt^DO 5 ,6 . cyliAdci Pcl - AlF hardtop, 2 »TY1 Ask for 1051 studer TYPING IN thi » .'-’.v ,T- door 4 ¡DO mile.« 'O.-, * 'M iiir ». .1- . . . DbtWU. ;\f A’Vt'-f'£T".‘"""Cff1 iron nuttibcr two sta rts Fobruai'V IV 9 - 1 H iw- * ■, k ,ii%W .’ " A - ■ * —’..i <'■■■ r iW •*;.J*\ '■ V-. • •Vir-l Xr SI *1 1 Y*^ FHtlV'F- IN, 3920 W.Sag- MARY ORMS8 Y : 1 yearn for you ln«w for cnickrr tragically . A.T. T a p p m a n n , rib s and vnur f avorites. IV 9 - ChaDlaln 15 4541 19 rv* "RÂTiIG ajipltaiKes, sales •¥> L o st & Found ind servici isranteed serv ice The r m F. now accepting at a $3 service ca ll. Central DEARFST X nn ’ p r t ® ' t v Ono whole year - HAPPY AN* d atrs for term piirtie s, a lso wed - Michigan Appliance. IV 2 -5 9 8 *. sts. ED 7-7400. 15 NtVTRSARY’ colori IB M Get • . ,L ove D,/!:* 19 15 papers, CAR R C S T P R O O F I NG - new rTQTYA V roast KSWACFK p ro cess. New c a r s and old. E s ti­ Hanpv Birthday Artvl Love from chicken dinner a t LIGHT ’S R F S- m ates. Call W.A. Handy Co. IV' -4^ T r a n s p o r t a t io n Fred. F r a n k , Marcv, Steve, T AUR ANT* Opein 6 a.m . to 11 9 - 8 1 'i . 19 M e m o , Diane, Rita, Ken, B ill, Pvm.t Nfonday-S a t u r d a y , 1- 8 NON- Tina, Dick. Dick, Hanna, and p.m.* Sunday* 2005 N. Larch. All M r K AZELBORN COMBO ladv: Barb, lane. Helene, and IV 5-9913. 15 phone 355-1003 t.f. F ö r a s"Ä?®W!CR 103 W. ^ Wanted ti-y jlìD V S G R U TV SERVICE. Special rate for May v. Rundle at S. Logan college housing, serv ice c a lls , 1 ie serv e. 9 p.m. 4*9-8401. $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV , Steohe 1M0 H erbert. IV 9-5009. C !\ knTG m m i od. FOO VI NG B E COMEORTABLE. Come as \'ou are. Beautv Style Shop, 170S •k Personal . Washington. Kalamfts IV 5-0001 I? Low coi 3« fSOaSI o u i c it IS cöwtr..C(i W o n t-A d s. f wl sUting in my *L!'5?7Ttöwn. tv week« 332- CALL 355 - 825! iv e ry Monday 15 j f^ S T 1 7R A N T C !\fiW . I V 9 - * s â i WANT-ADS >NSofV uAuli^ a DON’T WAIT! ÎK^A-'Ilng F ri ■ 3S5- 8 2 5 5 1 N. W; the WINTERLAND WHIRL is üjghts • 350 o r 355-8256 O nly $2.50 per couple X H u rry And Get Y o ur Ticket Now IN C v - < A t The U nion O r F rom A Vet X P eter Vantter Waal's Óre PLACE: Civic Center S e m i-F o rm a l 1DeMel i; 2-%x?5*5 DIAPER SERVICE BETHEL M A N O R to Interdenom inational k. sfci tv * fkamni v . ^ U x jO f l^ t llt f o r m e n è '**LTef* 803 East G rand Rv. (A cross from Mason Hail) n ix . ?vi^ &SS CMT Rent your D iapers fro m us o r use IM L: , fcnccTv roih LES STANTON your own. We spe cia lize in D iaper ibik-wgMRtnirttfti m m rcm t £2)2-4^ Badges Financing 500 E . MlchsgtfiK- TV C IS laundering. You may include up to 2 pounds of non-fading baby clothes OPEN HOUSE »* AJNTMARtAN MAJ8QÉD A J l IDS? AV C A D w ith each load. We also fu rn is h c o l- if' 7 - AéWJMìK’ I ‘ -'ÿBflAPi " Ä A tfS ta t ; , j 1 y.lNfVMT r y K p ro d 4ija?»r ^pai is , -,• i-■■-:• • • ,¿.U- -' ••4 SU N D AY, JA N . 2 7, 3 P ^ i^ M S S É Ì'^ 4 *i r •-• ■ -■ '"x ‘ "' T ilcS tM etsjr'-a: S&ÀF F AAAiLA’ S chiO«À6 éì VjÄÜNT M A fflÀ N l’ A m e rica n • Co-operative Living D iaper Service • Academic Atm osphere • C hristian L ead ersh ip Trainin« I 1 1 E . Washtenaw lV 2 > (^6 4 -tV 5 -4 1 2 6 Phone 332-1437 for information EVERYONE WELCOME M l c h l g an a1ng , Michigan ■>W— 1 ^^ ^ ^mmÊmrntmmÊmmmmmmiHÊmtimmmÊmmmmS^'''''' - —- - , „, ___ _ ____________ Friday, January 25, 1963 g placement Bureau | *n^ona Prof Plans 6 Coordinators In 10 M onths ma ut the P J s ç e m e n » ' Cm\ f interviewing packaging, Organ Recital ît t f êy, Jif>. 29. Addi- physics, chem istry, accounting] i, inkrf J*n; Tool Mftö nation In the P lacé» Rare»“ BulItítin for the 2A-Feb. 1* Ó, interviewing purchasing and business admin* letratlon major hemtcal, me- chanical and lit 1 e c I r 1 c a I en- gineers. Oswald G, Ragat*. professor of organ at the Indiana University school of music, will present in organ recital i t St. Paul'« Fpi*» copal Church at 9 p.m. Rough Times Mar Short NSA Stay By GERRY HINKLEY The n e x t coordinator waa independent travel and with the rleal, chem ical Ex-C el 1-0 Corner at Ion t«»«r :usa what to expect, week on the due proceaa of law« itagit£. received one of thf placed on academic probatlorAat , Union Board travel plan." üyrûtcal engineer** vtewi Of The Stal« Newa [o and where lo g o . . ‘ *.9 Vf. JltfJW ACoblftP AS^ bxcJt V*#WYtfVWNIV*t4*W 14i *-*ii fr;i.vrfries'*».• f € d n u r V N o t * y T M s t* »he tiieend of fall term . A travel convocation for all ?*• '.!ir planning stage o | h e lp ,' l l a U p ,^M !d. " A t . p r e s - American organist when he p er- The Sixth coordinator, Rich a t t i d e f l t l ffltereSYed th travel'' e n t we h a w six a tu d e n te x w w ltln g fiWtned as a featured artist for fo*t in a four-port aertea on wr women s hours s F-ngtncwtng HallSr, waa officially approved Iry abroadwtil be .held Feb, 5. »*•- -7-1v>*. i, .<( v A* -iTJuyt-'—» , i.y i . . . - . - ^ -V .. - the 1956 national convention of the United S tate s Nation»! liiofs interview- Congress Wednesday night. Hal- ' 'The purpose of the convoca- "W e hope that when the stu­ the Amèrle an Guild of Organists Student A sso c lotion.) let has been working with NSA Hon, Is 00 bring together atu- ■Ipctricil, ttìtt» dents find out what NSA Is they in New York City. He has also United States National Stu- for the last two weeks. dents interested in traveling bo ehemteal «ngG tngi Ir Hall will com e and work.'' given recitala and lecture* at de Aaaoctatlon at M i c h i g a n Alan during the short time that we may tell them about ii»try* phytic r A meeting will be held Friday tjoy >iCouti of America Htclon numet ous 1 eg Ioil a I conventions. State has treaded rough water. NSA ha* been on campus, AUSG what NSA and Union Board have NSA provide« a fl Ipati! msjo 7 * all graduate« regardless of at 4 p.m. In 335 Student Serv ices T racto r Dlv* Us program at St. Paul'* will |n the ten months since M ichi- haa had three president*. Since to offer and where they may write through the Universi of lili- for ail persons interested in Mo m ajor who ara interested in Dia* nc ude the Trumpet Tune and gan State joined the association pwing finance» NSA la represented on campus for further Inform ation," Sue noie. Many o f thette ua may working on NSA. trlct Executive positions with Air, by P urcell, tile ; ‘C *p rlc there have been six campus co­ by the student government, the F isch e r, NSA travel coordinator, tnath, tatlatlca, produc- local Boy Scout Councils In a be of intereet to catttt organi- cio Cucu" by Kerl) and th ordinators. Change In presidents has had said. The national president Denny ;lon, general bua- fmlr state 8n tallona or to profeaa for u m ?a around Chlcagc Preludi? und Fugue i G Mb lor One coordinator resigned fall its effects an the association to spend a summer In Shaul visited campus Jan . 16 to ■chasing m ajo rs: Whirlpool ( 'orporatlon Inter H ow in. their clease«, hr* «j by Bach. term in proteat to Bob Howard programs. help the local chapter solve Its agricultural e n - y wing Europe on $850 will be among "An coordinator,” I ll being barred from the office of When Michigan State Jolr the topics discussed, Speakers difficulties. He plans to return "p a rt of my Job wil engir AUSG president. hïSA last year, It waa not I Fob* 14 to diacusi NSA with all F« - Lincoln- W hat I« A the first time. Over the li who have been to Europe will. from organisation* < tc t'ii) o f tntereat to th intereatad propia. Interviewing fcro ten y ear*. Mtrhiaan State 1 Christian? OH DEAR, NOT MRS. ODEAR have available.” murmur Inga d Wll A u d io -V isu al LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Atty. Robert M, Odear objected to a Any group that wi Ing a r e fe r - ill0\v8hlp staff i itu- >V71 {>n O Fraternity and added a ttra c tio n at the big National IMP* a le s t r u g g l e t o a c h i e v e m a n h o o d I IGHT OF PASSION M » reg ister. topic lead, program le arning, Ixl educa ttonal l U v i l l O f l ahdlti- OC struct tonal m ateriala c entera. UJ SERV ICE (/> m 70 Sorority Jewelry Cham pionship Custom C ar Auto Show: 0f 0 * * NtÔHÎ") ^iSOiKO SUSAN HAMPSHIRE •SEANSUILlVAN•I0Y Wl OSI! R by AWÖ* IHCUWtn / J jB ! 4 B l Wllfrr>.d L.. 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Jan. 13T in By L liK kj-M U Ie r the society. been referred i ht sâid* P e tr ie s Church, provided 120 D ormitories, fraternities and Probate Count with an A ra b ia n menu in clu ding The search for faith on campus is becomes o increasing5y co n d ir* sororities have annually enter­ ment of Social God« AOd this hommus, k i b t e e e , malfouf and. when we try to fully comprehend the nature of Cod. We Ve are are fru s- tained the d e p e n d e n t and neg­ range front 5 ti asked for by dnlm a. trated when we find that It is got possible x character lected children with parfiee dur­ are mostly teen; *11 «re guilty« The ArabClub JolnedtheUnlted Sketch of our Supreme C reator# ing the C hristm as holiday*. But S iste rs and 1 ; if the «lit of Campus M inistry in planning the The easy way out is the rejection of belief In God. Because student* have followed through the childt en • event, taking part in diacuaaiona we cannot understand every aspect of God, we sometimes r e ­ in their personal interest, a c­ relationships v, e 9 rrwM and showing slid es. ject Him completely. If He doe» not exist, we do not need to c o r d i n g to Msgr. S l o w e y . work Is done b> CÄihoUcs Arwt Chairmen of the dinner com * trouble our thoughts with questions about His nature. He sim ­ Throughout the year they give se rv ices, Msgr. do these words m lttee. laddie C , Stone, Ankara, ply does not exist In our Uvea. Then we can turn our thoughts aid in co rrectin g reading and one of the big ►nîv C h r i s t Turkey, junior, said that the to m aterial Interests. But this Is a narrow. Illogical viewpoint. speech problem s and providing necessity of & idea of the dinners was moti­ Just because we cannot psychologically analyze God does general recreation. The prob­ dren to five . vated by a "co n cern for the not mean He is i-existen t. B elief In noGod is contrary to s c l- lem of ground maintenance has in the Lansing a deeper realm s of personal s h a r- enee, phllosopl history, humanity and conscience. Next week been lessened through voluntary Located at * mg at liter bey« iietra - we will exsm ir ipeciflc proofs for His-extstence. work. St., the home i W< iletely kno t vJOu ÖCChuSC I Founded in 1952 by Bishop d i o c e s e of i u reiig io n . el er I yl hi W\|ì bet • use it 1« Hi* yi AIN* a the..Roman Cathoilc Court,- Uepaiti.i. Mar' WT?ff r »«..t'-yrJA' Sf \x'*tM'0 At t ‘47. . w.: I, f t . -i msingr. "thv*' -Home* fr.eer' ^vx-t ■■- ■,- Asher House - profit*. ITtey m abllsh An tin ergerti lor 51 chlfdt'en with ments from ti can know somethin* o problem« or coming for the child?- Lg’n ■students. Elects Officers [tteé will meet *4* been .cceeted by Hint* i God *nd man are bi F ir s t B a p tis t C hurch Always » t»»rtv> E o stm ln ste r Peoples Church tie ss Iies In the beliel Seventh - Day during spring te n Capitol at Ionia Hi« aocnlness« Althous Adventist Churc P re sb yte ria n Chi East Lansing .1 Campus Minist Lansing» Michigan hed in June, i^t I Rev. Scott Irvine, Miniates I Temporarily m e e t i n e M?r*iive venture I Church School 9:45 a.m I University Luthei an cin ---V d - w y -o ftL Iv-compi I Morning worship IOj SQ a.m Division and Ann si ia! le v e l wt e. ‘They "T a k e Off Your Sh oes" I — SAT1.1R1TAN SEiTvTct s ini are reap ) higher I Rev. Scott Irvine, preaching II 9:30 a.m. Sabbath *Sd I Hear the "L aym an’s Hour” 10:50 a.m. Worship Ser rtite be- I each Sun, at 1:00p.m . over FM Howard 13. Week« mini. sndence up onuliiy. I station WSWM Y vX T H STKDAY W esley's Rules ty I!* in voi veti, 6 vh'hH? ifV of us I People of all ra ces welcome. j For Information oi tat ion call 482 -1 act in our d«$!y livingr* Lansing C e n tra l 1 Plymouth M orm on Talks F re e M ethodist Congregational N egro Pastor Echoes C hurch Church I 828 N. W atgton, Lansing Allegan at Townsend St. 10 a.m. Takes Post In In Paris Sunday Scchool i Morni Worship 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 1 1 ;00 a P a ris UP! - " I s everybody Rev :orre«t Van Valin, Dr« Alfred D, Grey preaci W hite Church h‘r^sopSfcSlarlsSnes preaching No evx ng serv ice because of Church School «it 10:45 a V 'rusade at Civic C en- S r • Y outh Fellowship 6:30 p 7 p.m. nA* î>een lurneci into a r meeting hall by a group Am eric*n Negro gospel s ’ F ir s t C h ris tia n F ir s t Christian ist Lansing St. Johns Student and darker«. T h eir show, *' R eform ed C hurch Church P a rish M ie Nativitv." has been the sui 240 Marshall St. Lansing »g « n (Disciples of Chi isti WAS Europe, Rev. John M. Hofman, Past© D .L. Booher, .Mìnime! week gi aup jÇUCCCSl Morning S erv ice 9:00 I New Y. Dear At 11:15 a.m 9: *5 Church School Sunday School 10:15 a.m 10:50 a.m. Morning IVorsl iify of Ml They nao Tem porarily meeting at Kropal Thei F a ir view Elementary ScIn New Yi 815 N. F a i r vi ew, Lana: , Henry Bosch at ED 2-2223J For trat A. Diekema at IV $-5041, I 2141 by * A' ; t:** X »>»,•*!. X c -jr, «f « *,•<«*!. x»ar h - .. ikeV—v iV j m W i , t . ,i* , $ * . * '¡AW ^ ■ *•* ' À** *'*t-piUS SiXÇpi Morning W orship, ......11 1X3 s. SOCI ATTON of t& Procram Youth G roups.................... ..............................6:00p, Soloist organist I Evangelistic Hour............................ '....7:00 p.i W cdwsdiy Evening P rayer Service 7r00 p,m^ j WEDNESDAY EVE rayer Supervised nursery available each s; Affiliated with Unity School I ijTFTvCT*. TT'T of Dbr iSviann’v L ee’s Summit. 4 -T*.Stanley - M inister . . .. . . Tstp Thomp: Missouri Transportation available call IV 4- ‘ ir s t Church of nts E .p i S C O p a 1 U n iv e rs ity Lutheran K im b e rly Downs w h a t t h e n a r e w e t o no? 1 C hurch HOLY T R IN IT Y SOUTH B A PTIS T CHURC H »hr ist. Scienti si Church of C h ris t GREEK ORTHODOX 1518 S. WASHINGTON — LANSING and Student C enter CHURCH Your '"Church-Aw ay - From - Home BLESCH OOL . .'V ••* O u rj 363,. ■» V V, If" Vi ; " V - - - -Y .V V ‘ -Ti. •• h ■~ ■ ‘irrr ‘'c ’i'j.rtns rhc t ! nger mmm w w I .| continuing se rie s in the Book faculty od the Eastern Ortho­ of Exodus sbeef I Sunday dox faith to church attendane« 8« com-iTsunictn. « 6:00 P.M. Youth Groups for all Ages If you w*s^ tc where ; Regolar Rev, Johr* C. Poulos p e r s o n s desire to *'Apply J 7:00 P.M. "G od Will Always Speak" P astor ChrisTltJiity/' we invite you to j Wed F. vmstig M eer.w - 1 p.m. i Residence phone 484-Bl 84 worship with us next Sunday, j 8:30 P.M. ADULT YOUTH FELLOWSHIP ûrship 6:30 pMu j Services it9 i4 5 itx! 1 IiIS i.it? . I Film in co lo r "R eg ion s Beyond Reading Reerr. ¡scared * evening B ible J I I k . Sfeyastf-IR■er- . .Naii". Éift I"k. Ci& T L é iS».|Tif -CrV i i v ... i S. anG . Hour of Refreshments ppernÄw .. -« ìrS S a i y ' * ’’!cs i ■~V-rW ** irié SöfeÄ*jAfte"s*iiai ï s :*-vw:r .-VY.-.rjr •:v,r *’P « :’ . *i-i*. ;%} 'V r \■ > lié i - - S i » ?• " Suüdtv Schoo!- WID i ïfhl 7: 30 pou. 1 ! ! speaker. * W ED.-7:30 P.M . Youth Week-Beginning with } nur«, ~ b tb M atins 9:30 a jn . j Mon-, T a ta . Thum Divine Liturgy 10:30 a.m . j broadcast on WJ1M Rev. Harry Love - âtart *’îOD-®:OD p.tr. •ioiy C-ommur. State Youth D irector for Conservativ« » 5:30 (5 0 t) CoRsnunioc 11:30 a jn . j !°:jl5 -1 0 :4 5 a.m. C-AKTE-RB ì proerti7Tìt A C h r i s t o r - i j Baptist Association of Michigan Aa-Î BTiE Xl p, -«J. serüt.. drive, i j For Transpor.atior. Cai; s- " “ “ :