IT e a t h e r V O T E MICHIGAN C lo u d y to d o y w itn tn o w fit tt* T O D A V STATE fi# * to it m o fo ln d t T t io p tr o * UNIVERSITY 'S ? " , ,u / * i s •« y 7 VW f M' *0 *» ...y • •. n tr T ■0 ’ ' M Bill Would Burden Students $ 1 2 0 0 Note Required S a f e t y Before Graduation • e o p e u R o m n e y t tees 1o e x a m in e I r a fft e i yrt ’' r a m s I of eut iai Pt'UV ■ Sltv‘5 1 on r o k ë à c H of Calls rMore Debaters Air Views iquiring On AUSG Polls Open f or AUSO Election R E S U L T O F C A R E L E S S N E S S — S m o ll fir » * of fire-lighting equipment for this alarm. AUSO, and Rob« likp Hus one di scov^red in a card board «or­ Fire official* suspect that on ashtray emp* Tmhutst, Ul., j' lon in 307 Kedtie Tuesday evening, resali tied into the cardboard bo», caused the fire, j pr At’SG presule --State News Photo by Si* ip May* Y in larqe disturbane«1* on ibe campus. E a s t Vo Lansinq {ire depnttment moved fi ve piece* lobby of n. Ni C r o w d i n g In M e n ’ s D o r m s ÌIH ,A. MS - P' (Continutd dn P o çt 31 women id. "It won t n r, but there < any crowding 'will Whyte Describes Latin bv M Students 'Desperate’ B y B I L L D O E R N E R O f T h e S ta te N e w * c wân*s ^ftv is, anj3 since i t v in the Nc Ameri 06, scope of the that snow raised the water level steadi ,|yi and 111v. an authority on Lati PARKING LOT BECOMES SWIMMING POOL said. the University ground* deportment had to "In this c v is e d .»The high water mark of this flood in the „ »U* University pump off the e x c e s s water. (See Related parking area near me u ni »v•»■ ■7 quonsets 1 G ra n d O p ry Ifina Flood Story Page 3) --State New s Photo reached three feet, Heavy rains ut we think in term mg a band ot ban* r< ^ is v h a i d e r s am icular issues,” said V' the time of hi* leath. t * w* * S in g e r s D ie «byte, professor of IStl they had not stolen ft elations at Cornell U but for revolutionary pt J L is t C o n g re ss M a y O p p o s e In C ra s h On campus to speak gerneni Elite and Indu 'Mr Whyte said. *M think it i-fi quite str ations in L a t in Am a, th this man should be «10 W IL L IA M F . WHYTE AMDFN, Tenn. I/Pi - The d It cture in a ser 3f fiV a martyr by a group of s * * * ling w ith social c h a n g e in R O T C O v e r h a u l P la n ttered bodies of Patsy Cline, Hawksh Hawkins and ( owboy top country singers— Latin America, Whyte-compared the students north and south of he said, Whyte went on to rnt O ffice r S a y s r fir ct cucaesred. said it wa$ **sud- proposal "was p C opas-- other bank robberies > \L’ acuiKjf lit v\ i' - T h e I en- »• 6® * , *»misguided■j _j -...... ~,■» were f d Wednesday in the the border m an interview Wed­ WAS cynical ai for political purposes tAgon, in | • at e-ckaj of a small plane which nesday. >gram alm ost 50 Hebert "Our students believe we have opposition t saiid.. "Tlhe Army to make junior ROTC, crashet n e a r the Tennessee ■i basically good system- thatthe C u b a n C a v e s . 5 that h e has emarkably slow in fered by 255 high school River. .rrunation, he oned Wedne Tiie Grand Ole Opry .stars average man gets a fair shake, 1 his type 01 »cuv K) tab „« v ■:¥. óf-i istakess” a We ’■• ■ •.>w j , •¡so woult he 'said. "T h is as not true *.n indication of the Wsjte:.v-icet way, ■* * •i >*f’•i *;*!■■ ■ aiòng with "tileir pilot and’ MisS ficer Trail aid the subcommittee, have all t h r e e servi«ces offe i Peru. You cannot find a student student groups often operate, I o H o ld R e d A r m ? ’ ■ go f f i c e Cline s manager, Randy Hughes, cated iftste spoke out that the junior ROTC courses, who will try to Justify the sys­ said. 35, were killed Tuesday night pand it are iterested in a pro- Hebert said the Am tem under which he lives. I his must * •» I f •••* As s b ' -4nt op disci- aliojved /my. schools t< Up when the plane plunged to earth ! ,p ,-rrejnig.citc« • iS .- i: Wed­ • h o u s e h o ld e r a s Paul told physical for junior ROT C since 947, al- on a wooded hill, five miles is true whether o r nor nc sees revolution as the only way out. Students I rged nesday that Soviet military sup­ o e o f t h e student. vices $ubc< gh school though some 500 have appl led. northwest of here and 85_miles plies, including ammunition, ve­ of the Whyte admitted that student po­ int Hebert said he want: ine rote west of Nashville. hicles and aircraft, probably are :e investigates ail in position ilor R TC : o u ; hat the Congress changes in effect by next March They were returning to their litical groups in Peru, the cnsui y To List Activities stored in thousands of caves in -rding discrim - fight over . 'Assun in which he has done most of spell trouble fo: — he .p r o p•—o sed -r; thaMhese activities are 1 . to give schools and colleges Nashville homes from. Kansas Students should list their or­ Cuba, but not offensive m issiles belli ( ity, 'Kan., where they had given his research, are a minority, overhaul of the college ROTC. important to the na t i ona 1 in- time to plan for their 1964-65 ganizations and activities on the or bombers. discrimination a benefit performance for the "but a substantial and very vocal Secretary of D efense Robert Maj. Gen. Alva R. Fitch also useholder is taken S. McNamara had sought approv­ terest ” Paul said, '/we support academic yea. s. •i^iiy df Cactus Jack Calt, a minority." ' reverse side of the Dean of Stu­ voiced doubt there are any nu­ n principle a continuation of Undersecretary of riu Navy "They have had iittTe exper­ dents registration card, the Dean ■■■'• ii st,” Nonna- r idio disc Jockey killed in a clear warheads on the island. al from Congress to end support some form o f this program, and Paul B hay said he favors.pro- ience in organization, and go for of Students office announced Wed­ of the program effective July . ?,« exoansion to include other grams aimed at developing dis- recent traffic accident. Soviet ground force withdraw­ rather doctrinaire and drastic nesday. ” car. re-apply for transferring ROTC units to the 1 , clpline and physical fitness. But Inquiries and expressions of als so far appear to be limited changes. They tend to see pro­ The registration cards, filed ■after he has been National' Defense Cadet Corps, SClHebert opened hearings on pro- he added that Navy parti, ipatlon sympathy came from virtually to those associated with the in- gress in terms of a global solu­ during ¡¡spring term, are the only a program u n d er which the , ,,,| ROTC in junior ROTC would naturally every state to WSM, Nashville termediate-a and medium-range tion.” manner organizations and ac­ r » schools bear most of pos«ls to over m e n , place a drain on our manpower radio station which is the home m issiles removed under U.S. kt>. sve to show evi- He recalled a newspaper ar­ tivities can be listed on the stu­ Subcommittee chairman of the 35-year-old Opry country pressure last October, he added. 3E no longer prac.- ----- F. Ed - , J^r’irir iyiniT me 1« ’TCiCiiar M e n s , supply and lend ,o re d « « our rr - ' ---- ticle which he read during his dent's permanent record. R Hebert. D-La.. who had He said the ■ « *ni)ltat»v cutback military oifnc'f i effectiveness. . ** music program. PÉÿ» , b ra tio n ," Non- ward I S ..4 tk« e* n.'o opposed the cutback since it was i t W .3 * Thurada\ P r « * t Cutting»" S tu d e n t S e n a te P la n : To Those A V o t e F o r E ffic ie n c y Oavè Joel it fn ftfn C H C and | will make no attem pt to further my image as a P re sid en tial candidate. am e< tftctarts Y o u n g G O P Foils To Elect O ffic e r s A t C h a o tic M e e t A .U .S .G . C O N S T IT U T IO N P R O P O S E D AM EN D M EN T p i; T o w e r P o rta b le in It? O w n A tta c h e C ase fie preser.t a.L'.S»G. Cor.st líiíoor» «rît»; ¿*414*4*4. MO M O N E Y P M A A 4 at. gas :síi*rjjf SctfSem CORgfpss- DOWN íes a r e govern » o a tt-v o tm g re p rese ? at s tu n £.**■» f'mamttem: itm The Attache . . . a portable other that g^es wher r o e | 6. R ik h & i e a s e hs-M ? n o te book.*, paper. ¿ouitir» i t a d n i. T t p m i t e f ha? 9 !4hul Vote March 7, Thursday mrruier. touch »«Sector. iMireiM) jcaea* T h u rs d a y . M a rc h 1963 Safety Center o u r (C mUIhuW how p o f* 1) Continu««! fro if1 IT Future Dormitories #* {11®I®tv (* >»fffc e 1*-■ *[vf MitdkwB \vltl v*r»*ty >x rMtw thcMdlttg <®t*e offset nywK I yl* TtoMrihur#, iVtwtustèri ffoi Sections A t N ig h t To Be O ffe re d In G re a t Issues N e w C u rricu lu m P la n n e d MARCH M O N E Y SAVERS 7 k * r . - F r i. ân é Sût / N ylcre st 6 STYLES of PANTIES POLY WARE II r ' r r h fo r s p r in A d* of PUtS» two-tilt!«? s be ttvinft to break * the second year in i r e * ■ tft S14 lot* s 16.5 nvwijtr. action ~e nwsrvfed honorable wen* (»ms tied * Sparjtan record ¡,5 with 15 in Monday’s loss ord in 1956 and <*tyualed it M rs L a d e in E x ih itio n M a tc h T o d a y C ECIL HOLMES ¡>0W 'T i\ *4 4 sì-\ *+ } * amural N ew s C o n feren ce S w im m e rs CAMPU O ffer T o p P erform an ces Dinner F o r Two E v e ry Monday & F rid ay R a il T ra v e l B a rg a in s P A T M I T C H E L L ’S Pictures STU D ENTS II To The East For a n d fa cu lty ## S p rin g V a c a tio n J K» A o o lic o tio n s - T im e ««’'¡CO*''* ip u t ll MSU a n d th i' No C o m e ro C h a rg e - - No Appointments SPECIAL F A R E «M.4 .*-y»-»*, . I I.HW — - j 107 1 /2 E . Michigan Lan sing IV 5 -6253] ■ temp« r 41 2 4 .3 0 2 9 .1 0 3 3.85 3 6.05 4 1 .5 0 4 7 .4 5 *St $*k** YHMftfcf 4 6 .8 0 S p e e d ■Pure hose! 5 5 .9 5 F o r retu rn schedule o r additional information con s u i t e & 0 RR Ticket Office - Ivanhoe 4 - 7 4 3 1 . Mv •MY KA» &#TÄt|§N MLN»t 1 A?WT Y»n h e r e ’s a g r e a t wJC*Y ONE N a tu ra l-lin e V 5 in exclusive "TON The Raeford 2 1 of Dacron an lig h t a s a r a s c o o l as YOUW ILL NEVER BE INSULTED BY And, a h ' ' p la id s! fleet new fcesi THE MANY FINE SERVICES OFFERED BY subtle inter*- glow.ng cck SBS tone grounds styling, too A- ! • TOP C ASH FOR Y O U R B O O K S A N Y T IM E every which wa> % r ..;,- ^ j t f g p A f c K f t t G ' 7 ‘' 'v" * ■■ « MAO« •COMPLETE SELECTION OF GIFTS, SWEATSHIRTS ETC TO TAKE H O M E SAVE 50< TO F A M IL Y A N D FRIENDS. {t h e s t o r e d e s ig n e d w ith YOU THE STUDENT IN MIN d I O N LY ....$1,50 BOOK STO R E AfellT Sa tG N e w s , f e ö J t Nî ii ì'.ì Thursday, March 7, 1963 fop# rw i T í ‘ u n i s T h r e a t s h o t I e n Br STIVIC BROWN r r »tv, jw in,movement from sprints, Cotch Fran Dfttrlch will rim R olft t Mm elaml, S A tiôw #vfnt iv hmn%- introducid Of TH« S h i * N tw i Lewis and Ronald Watkins, Moreland is the 60-yard indom mpeiuton r. rhp Dt)~yard i €rtit#dla.Jé ,11* (iHui-ion* C h tR t ff H d r r ii, H«*w- Thl* It the t l t t t of 0 *V i pu\ to matrhea in ITig Ten compe- plon and Lewis was s o o w l in the Big Ten last year. CoAi h D tttflch w itl «Htprnati» , the t»p players will compete In 200-yard dash: The same trio will run for the Spat i.ii . r,-v , , |j ontpete ,'20. I. ewis finished fnvcnd > the , 'onfei •*•-h:,. John l'a‘ i r . . Wa)Kr t P etr- ty, Hewlett i Y < ■ *v » ; ^ V'V< - 0 A Mu ♦ HA ♦ k *,!• lUg Ten ompefMon. Caa.h Drohoc Is third In (ho Big Ten dut mg the n-.loot sea-on.' dmtim of foiu boys to the NCAA finals. ftGC-ytrd dash: Ron Horning. Chester Harris and Jo - I . i < the spartan* i n ,,> * fine chame to give the Spartan* 1» very «trong entry in the 660. sonhotnm« must produce? to give the 880-yard dash: I he lialf-mlle will he run by Boh I n. ed iontu needed to heat Michigan and Dick Mather, Ron Castle, John Shaw, and Dick Ford. Mile: The Spartans look equally strong in the kingc IViw T ra c k Mike Kamor4 Ron Castle Roger Hum Mieg Wolff, Dwight ST anee to win the (n the tulle. ihomores that nimbar uro of seasoned l"wo Mile: The two mile also looks good for the Spai tans Oerby, Jack Amy ami Roger Hurnbargor are the top prospe the aluntnt Feb. Q, i utgh to compete tin# event. .11 d in g ." ,4( fo r the1 l ü i t i wit! High Hurdles: The Spartans will he represented ir ilie high n ” spanami wi match Southern ie in the shott hurdle* by Herman Johns,m, Fotp Pei kiiani and t-i,i Mann. -p, ■: to ¡■<■ itches will be to.uglv , servire* of two top , -vvnetl. who will be ii ,V;. \ \ VItiMl, **.i-0à w* F /L C . fit tj whtlf- O tampion M win orovivic ill N a m e d 3 0 th Y a le nth, R e p l a c e s O liv a r ,\ \ ,v\ N . a zKi n,-| « r >;»t.-, M- Limit One Per î amily-E 590 FOR STEAK BURGERS & LOAFS _m_ ms [b ro a d c a st CORNEO BEEF HASH » i r - ,, 490 Ground Round Steak - 7 9 < ^ ICOUPONl ! COD FILLETS EXCEDRIN Fresh Nova Scotia BONELESS 9 9 ^ P Tv«* ' s cooroH co u;^' SMELT PAN READY ib-29( Rump Roast Rolled • Tender LI R E G ^ j* LAKE PERCH fresh ib. 4 9 0 ^ ’,UV FOR STEW OR MEAT PI ES S 12 Bo* Regulor or Se ICOUPONl Iflfc Boneless Diced Beef ^ Z ^ s a o t o * ^ k o t ex B A N A N A S LB. V FRESH l , y V ^ . ■■■■■■■■ 111 ■ ■ ■ ■■ IV IT A U S CUCUMBER, RADISHES OR GREEN ONIONS Your Choice Each it BEEF TONGUES .. 2 9 « fM u 3 H d Reg. 2 fbr 44.02 . . . . •■ \ ^ ^ O venfresh Brown ’n S erv e 2 52.00 OZEN F TEA togens Lotion Reg. for 2 for M44 2 pkgs. 3 9 C I Crest Toothpaste Reg. 2 for » i.t * 2 for sl 15 VEGETABLES 6 -T 1 .0 0 ROLLS SPARTAN L oaves Tooth Brushes Reg. 2 for 9^ ............. 2 for 38c spa rta n GRAPE JUICE 3 1 = « 3 BREAD 5 I Bubble B a t h eg « for $ t . i 8 . 2 for 78 spa rta n VEGETABLES 3 K $. } 1 0 S C H A F E R ’S BUNS 25< PRICES IN THIS AT) ARE GOOD AT ALL SHOP R IT E M A R K €1S 2301 E . GRAND RIVER 3630 S. CEDAR k)URS: Monday thru F rid a y 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. SPARTAN DINNERS Cfc" 3 f-S 1 12 PACK 2416 N. EAST ST . LOGAN AT JO LLY RD. 2519 S. c p A*J 2401 W, S T . JOSEPH Saturday 9 a . m . to 6 p .m . Thursday. March ?. p;Î6 Today it the Latt Day to poy icWICftr Want-Ad Bills before the hold] goes In. Pay your bills at 347 Student Services Bldg. if Automotive "Ar Employment For Rent For Sale S Ï Ï 5 ’Wr Personal Friend. or r.U tlv r* visiting you ★ Service BICYCLES - Now I . Iite^ time ^ t Ä K f r Service 1 door, »titlW w íg - SCU Pa KSÜC^ OF51 ô fg û â râ P TW ïTSÎf^TFaiprovî r« n d new one this weekend? Have them stay at for spring repairs! Dont «alt ist, general ry {Vfu VIOC irai tu ice SMO. TRAVEL1ER Morfèi «mere you for the rush, we sell, service etc. ImimMui 9 “ * — *“i»t Liniin| VYc>*. typtwrliei , v - A A1** ¿ a ‘i ä '/ v ¡r¿rí < ft ••*fXNO‘.*C*TE FD 2--1477. ■• > m-' TtTTIRT T f .V '- 'W H F " so l Ml X . TTO. typewriter, ÉT- i k l r t s , sweaters, SOf HONE : IV 9-2M t. 45 esses, suits, coats, $1 IV 9-1166 al 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 o r 8256 W A N ! AD I F\!T: SK Wcndtow s us, 33 BILLS give tree dry cleaning for eveiy RATE: ten trips to their Coin l aundry m rv «; 300ft Vine St. 1/2 bik. w. of MARCH 7 Frandor. C44 * ru *> Avt 48 "54" STU1 .fF.NTs, VVOMFN. ÌK. studi Ï VT’TRli K "V fT A Hold at R egistration problem? Monthly payment plan. v a r ie d sc rTiTT" v lT V Quandt Insurance. 1032 N. Capi­ w ill mean a long delay. tol. IV 5-84)9 anytime. C44 KN Pay your D ills in room 347 Student Services Bldg, OidPC'T Srrvicp ------- - _ , , 1 yplnv. IFKM SERVICE, to your desire. You .i awv , , ★ A ________________ ,__ __________ receive your own diapers back ' c YOU M3LADIESOVER 21? If each time. With our service, you J,._ .. ' _' ' . you think you can buy .1 car, may Include up to two pounds / we know we can insure it. Rubol’ of your baby's undershirts and ’tlu 1 ED 2-8671. c l o t h i n g which will not fade. H l'J '' C44 White, blue or pink diaper pails A ___ ~ P aS s IX’KT and a p p l i c a t i o n íurnishei Ting m \< ’ photos. Same day or one day YMFN .— Hick’s Studio, ED 2- service. AMERICAN DIAPER 1 45 SERVICE .84 6169. III E. WASHTENAW îOTWKTïû >ur nomeir.ac rXTTT, i t T r a n s p o fte IV 2-0884 vor. “GOLDEN DONUT SHOP” WANTED: 3 ! i¡írT featuring fruit friederakfcs daily, TTIfseS PIRinTe IV ¿784 E. Grand River. C id service, quality s. Also blue pointing. 4a ’v x r s ?=a tïïpt i : c a p t i al c i t y b u i bers. West of Frandor - oppo- 221 S. Grand ll! e site Marek’s. Open 8-5:30, Tues- 1. ansins-lV 2-5431. * day-Frtday; 8-5 Saturday, IV 4- jç ,r 8844. Also cut ladies’ hair. C M VERA1TONS, Hemming k re - 44 Peanuts Personal skirts, s t y l i n g : f o r m a i s , trousers, WAN! ERS e tc . NEEDLE ’NTHRFAD months old. T .P. Announcing 3 new and more SHOP. 108 Division, behindCam- 46 effective format: 'Out of the ous Druit Store. FD 2-5584. C NAl. CHAtR Rack; Mac!” Your alarmclock. 14 Ml. JNt'QMF T \N SFRUC1 |y--y rdV? Wti S,?»i r t. m-v '- ■ < IO-AX b h a h * TV 4- C . 5 .6 . Have you x ' -u.r ,— JUK. JXA- xgtr * * * , V -V, I • y jx ♦. ' i ■ 44 \:hUt a? the Hippo lat^X? . K .c tr . R •V C 4 , ,%¿ y 1 •H. 44 MliU ’t ;: ’ met, Y<\‘ MAY be 331041 to the Unl- im eep- verslty, but you're number 1 to STUDENT'S, FACULTY: incoi Fol ts. 44 me. 3139 8 4 . 44 lo) tax service aiwtimt W iltc ila V, av «»«■ r" 0 *•# «7. T E S S S E S a T T W E rS t t c ^ S28'W. Q ttif: Opp*! i i Thanks for a tremendous »rtad' Capitol. IV 4-7002. 48 j i T h e best one ever D/’*S. 44 ftiCOME TAX - "Weekdays 9 to ... v «. *» aybe"Big ft. can ride 1 '• 9. Frances E. Brooks, 4204 S. r e a f f ^ s .' i« ,,’ ' >^vr can ride Happy. Remei 1 Cedar behind Norris Garage..TU i t Wanted 46 29. G T X 4 2 - 6 0 5 1 . ________ - 48 H ïo n rt, E D 2 ^ 2 4 , r It’s what's up front EhiU "counts j L TYPING SERVICE Starts Ÿ '¿X 00 R \> A R . íXqpítex, r r o o m t w n e t : M àe. I l i O o r wlT. 4C F o r S a le 4 and the PLS 327 class wants K ris- f 5 ■■■.......... — ----- --------- pltx F - lov serins term forPLS 328. 44 TERM PAPERS and general ryp- u m ni B e ..... CA»î ! V ? in«. Reasonable rate. Call Mrs. f f a--:. B r íA f t " Powell, ED 7-9465. 44 GIRL. TO SH ll\U 4^ Real E s ta te Nf n r TYPING IxTKfU Openly livín'¿ 10011 * TASt near campus, expert typing d0ne at rea so:table inablt ★ E m p lo y m e n t Bailey School. 3 bedroom home. rate s. Call ED 2-8379. 46 ED 2-597 C«H NO Dining room, basement, garage, 44 $16 ,000 with term s. Call John Coffman, ED 2-2919. Coffman k Realty Co. 45 Ski R e n ta l G a rn e t' T k T T l T ^ T n ^ r ^ ^ ^ l Equipment £ q q 9-3532 fO >3. v. 8a three bedroom ranch, attached 3-------- B— ED 2-8219. garage and porch. 1668 Linden, 95 and up. Buy, —t—___________________________ THREE BEDROOM ranch with 46 .* # Boots $5 h i ssts $ 10 and (50g Insura.iLc; f. \\ "RNTTVRE IV buit-ins. Sacrifice-$2000 equity • Poles or $1000. Good neighborhood. Lakeview Heights, owner. FE 9- W EEKEND - FRIDAY - M O N D A Y 4 t L o st & Found 8547. 46 LARRY CUSHION SPORTING GOODS - CLIENTS WATflNG for nice two, Ml»j red) 3020 VINE - Ph. IV 5-7465 three, and four bedroom homes. Ljn¡ansi 4 Some furnished, also apartments. ptsTc Call Eva Bailey. Real Estate. IV ■elusivi iK 4.K a . ur¡?er 9-3532, NO 9-6631. Also apart­ 11*8 tsrsjas. ment in good location. 46 46 4 BEDROOM HOME for sale in Iwas this llftv rws ryocKs jt . P erso n al Pine C rest Subdivision. Drive by for 1609 G ilcrest. $16,000. Call owtv- -.tirrr •ity e r , ED 2-6744. 47 (TRANS-WORLD (V O L K S W A G E N 115 center hall colonial, breezeway. SERVICE) OWNERS! 7, Bath and 1/2. Near all schools and University. ED 2-5395. 47 Before you go home get your . stanton S e r v ic e to bumper inspection to proteu tTKOtr: Mnanctng ^ 5 Delivery. Beginning at 5:30 expensive arid inconvenient b: eat >35 500E. Mi -- EL 2-0863. THF PIZZA PH And, you save $1.00 or morej 48 spection specials atTrans-won*. S T U D H fr T v " RENT aLS. New Volkswagen service is a special - 19” portable, $9 per month. 21” a sideline. . — .L table models, $8 per month. All fan sets guaranteed, no service or ’• . . * * • deiiwerjr.' Al»»4!gfww2 'C|lB!:','#f4^*d2. ’ •;'VÓt*ÍWA«»ft"V9rcr*Úí»Í • *a*fL..et(ft,N^| repre* iv 2-0624, . 45 non£ IV 5-2241. K*' " 45 HAYE CaHS tor California and other areas. This is not erriploy- ti« n » -w o ri K ARMfcL.ivunía, 7RV~” ceucy, . a.iJv’ iuSir-nÜ3 u *. ment. Col) Johzuue JohnsUsed i>ii(|Bf irfr> ' 4. ^ ... SERVICE 4». appiè® n ^ d e .ire v h daüy.Dow»-. c -r i> 2 gô3 W.S a g in a w , IV — ------- ser» : K aRMLLKORN SHOP, 106 ÿ . 43^0 48 1200 Sheridan St. - « *m«mq - ?v. Washing««*. 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