NEWS I n s id e MICHIGAN W e a t h e r ‘Winds of Cho nge’ Seminar Mostly cloudy with scattered Registration Begins, p. 5; STATE snow flurries. Temperatures Social Committee Adapts to turning colder with high be­ Change, p. 6. UNIVERSITY tween 25*30. Vol. 55, Number 96 Wednesday, February 19, 1964 E a st Lansing, Michigan Price 10« Contract Halts Scheduled Bus Strike C y p r u s P e a c e F o r c e Buses ReceiveTax Relief Of $ P la n E x c lu d e s U .S . E m p l o y e e W a g e s U p 11 C e n t s ; UNITED N A T I O N S 'F -S e c - demands for an appeal to all coun­ island t h a t could imperil th e retary-G eneral U Thant con­ trie s to respect its te rrito ria l in­ North Atlantic alliance. But ten­ C ity T o B u y F u e l T a x - F r e e sulted privately Tuesday with tegrity. sion eased somewhat at the United U.N. diplomats on hisplan to send The council adjourned after a Nations as some diplomats ex­ By C H A R L E S C. W E L L S a peace f o r c e to Cyprus r e ­ brief meeting Monday to permit pressed hope a solution might be State News Staff Writer stricted to British Common­ consultations on Thant’ s sugges­ worked o u t acceptable to a l l wealth and some nonaligned na­ sides. MSU bus s e r v i c e will go on uninterrupted tions. This would exclude a role Spyros Kyprianou, f o r e i g n b e c a u s e wage disputes between lo ca l d r i v e r s for the United States and other m inister ofCyprus, spent 45m in - NATO powers. utes with Thant giving his coun­ and the La n sin g Suburban L i n e s have been T h e consultations preceded try ’ s views on th.- S ecretary - se t t l ed . another afternoon session of the General’ s proposals. 11-nation U.N. Security Council, Afterward Kyprianou told r e ­ The s t r i k e was scheduled for 1 :3 0 a . m . where Cyprus said it would p ress p orters that he believed the most Wednesday and would have left the Lan sin g important step the council could ---------------------------------------- a r e a without bus s e r - take now would be action guar­ anteeing his country’ s integrity. v i c e . Some 8 , 0 0 0 lo cal "Without that kind of guarantee p a t r o n s use the line T w o S ta te s you could send 500,000 troops to F u n d s B ills daily. Cyprus and there would still be B RID G E SITE**Workmen prepare to remove trees that have been knocked down at the site of violence,” he said. T o F o llo w Britain made clear it would not the Bogue Street Bridge. Photo by Lorry F ritila n In tr o d u c e d Agreement between the Lans­ ing Suburban L i n e s and the support any resolution to that ef­ Amalgamated T r a n s i t Union fect if it contained even by im­ Appropriations bills calling for Local 1039 was reached at 3;45 C o u r t R u le plication any a c c u s a t i o n of $39.6 million in general operating p.m. Tuesday after a two-hour WASHING I ON I --Only tw o threatened aggression by any in­ dividual country. Cyprus charged T w o G O P S e n a to rs D e b a te funds for Michigan State in 1964- meeting. Bus employes will get 65 were introduced in the legis­ an 11 cent raise retroactive to states, Georgia and Maryland, Turkey with such action when the lature Monday night. Jan. 27 with in creases of four moved Tuesday to place them­ island republic asked for a coun­ The bills, identical in the house cents in June and five cents in selves m ore in line with the history-making "on e man, one ts THANT cil meeting. P ro p o s e d M ed S c h o o l H e re and senate, ca rry out Gov. George December. Kyprianou indicated his re so ­ Romney’ s b u d g e t recommen­ Lansing Suburban Lines Mana­ vote" edict of the Supreme Court. tions that the force be sent to the lution would not be specific as to From Our Wi re Service Younger told his colleagues r e ­ more than a two-year medical dations. school. ger J o h n C o l e attributed the L eaders of m a n y o t h e r s Mediterranean island to maintain any country. He would not com­ Two Republican Senators, Paul cent criticism about MSU’ sen try Thayer, who sharply criticized settlement to action taken by the adopted a ho-hum or “ Who, m e?’ ’ order while a mediator tried to ment on what support he could Younger of Lansing and Stanley into the medical school area "h a s University officials had asked Lansing C i t y Council Monday attitude hoping to put off action work out a permanent settlement. m uster for it in the council. Thayer of Ann Arbor, debated been injurious to the best inter­ MSU’ s plans last week, said last the legislature for $40.5 million. night. until 1965 or later, while waiting F e a rs persisted that Turkey A British spokesman s a i d ests of the University which 1 am year University officials gave Tuesday the m erits of MSU’ s pro­ The senate bill went to the The city agreed to purchase for court action applying specif­ and G reece would become in­ Thant’ s p l a n offered a useful posed tw o-year medical school proud to have in my d istrict and "so m e strong indication Michi­ appropriations committee and the fuel, oil and grease tax free ically to their state situations. volved in a military clash over the basis for discussion. program . the people of Michigan, whom it gan State was heading for a four- house bill to the ways and means an then resell it to the company. There were indications'- that a has served faithfully and well for year medical school. 1 will hope committee for study. Any cuts The company w i l l realize a flood of lawsuits would be not long 108 y e a r s ." in the future these new comm it­ in funds would come in com­ $25,000 savings through the new in coming. ments will be abided by,” he said. E x p la in s B u d g e t R e q u e s t The Lansing senator particu­ mittee action. program . For residents of metropolitan larly criticized University of Thayer got in one last jab at The general operating fund bill Cole said the hard pressed a r e a s , especially burgeoning M i c h i g a n President H a r l a n MSU, asking why the University states that the $39.6 million is line could not afford to give suburbs, have long felt short­ Hatcher for a speech he made in for "administration and oper­ the employees a raise unless the changed in the selection of mem­ bers of the U.S. House of Rep­ H a n n a h , L e g is la t o r s C o n f e r Lansing last week in which he was critical of MSU’ s medical school needs pay the dean of its two- year medical school an annual ation, including Oakland Univer­ city would agree to give it tax salary of $35,000. Thayer s a i d sity, co-operative extension se r­ relief. resentatives. plans. BY J A C K I E KORONA this was the second highest sa l­ vi c e , agriculture experiment “ The company has been as co­ Monday the high court ruled ing the state’s educational needs budget request for the 1964-65 "During his talk the gentleman ary paid any medical school dean station, highway traffic center operative as it could have been that the states, in the selection of State News Staff Writer re sts with them. fiscal year. made certain statements based Hannah told the legislators, in the nation. and police training academy.” (continued on page 4) members of the national House, upon an assumption which was in­ must see that each Congressional President John A. Hannah dis­ The meeting with members of "No one ever said we wanted this c o rr e c t. In discussing the need d istrict is substantially equal in cussed the University’ s growth the house Ways and Means com ­ institution to reach 42,000; but for and cost of the medical school population. with Michigan legislators Tues­ mittee and senate Appropriations you legislators are the ones who he assumed that a four-year med­ The court acted ori a complaint from residents of the Atlanta, day night and reminded them htat day night and reminded them Committee was designed to allow legislators a n opportunity to will have to worry about what's going to happen to all the stu­ ical school was contemplated at L e g is la t o r s H it A p p e a r a n c e Michigan State. This assumption Ga., area. They pointed out that that the responsibility for m eet- question MSU officials about their den ts." was in correct, only a two-year Speaking of the need for added medical cou rse is being consid­ (continued from page 3) facilities, Hannah said, "If you had all the money you wanted, ered at MSU,” Younger said. Thayer, GOP senate c a u c u s O f A lle g e d R ed A t W a yn e you couldn’t take ca re of them chairm an, ro se to defend Hatcher H a n n a T o L o o k M ic h ig a n P la n s B id until 1 9 6 6 ." Hannah also urged legislators and said his rem arks had been A Detroit legislator Tuesday charged Gov. George Romney governor is misplaced entirely,” Green said. which states that appearances of Communist speakers on state warranted because they resulted with being "soft on communism,” Rep. F red eric M arshall, R - college campuses " i s contrary to appropriate MSU funds on a in MSU officials going on record A t M o d e r n iz a tio n T o E le c tr o n ic s F irm s line-item b asis, rather than in one lump sum. The appropri­ as positively wanting n o t h i n g especially in connection wi t h state-supported schools. Allen, was irate when he heard of Wayne’ s proposed speaker. to the public policy of the state of Michigan.” “ The Problems of Moderniza­ Thirteen two-man teams will interest in Michigan’ s potential Rep. Richard A, Guzowski, D- He cited a 1962 resolution "T he universities are flaunt- tion’ ’ will be the topic for.th e soon approach 31 electronics for th e electronics industry," ations bills introduced Monday Detroit, told the house he wrote passed by the house and senate ( continued on page 6) fourth P rovost’ s Lecture today firm s a cro ss the nation with a Gov. George Romney said. in the house and senate called to the governor about the sche­ at 4 p.m . in the Kiva. Willard Hanna, field staff lecturer for sales pitch for locating in Mich­ igan. The firm s were selected on the basis of introductory letters from for a total of $39.6 million for the University. Self-Help duled appearance of an alleged Communist on the Wayne State the American Universities will “ The firm s which will be con­ Romney to 89 of the largest elec­ He asked that the sum be R u b y J u d g e R u le s be the speaker. tacted have indicated a positive tronic firm s in the nation. broken down into four categor­ ies — general operating f u n ds , In Viet Nam University campus. Guzowski said Herbert Apthe- The results of the contacts W orld News — ^ made by the 13 team s in term s of prospective expansions, new lo­ cations, laboratories and other agriculture experiment station, agriculture extension and Oak­ land University. Seen Vital WASHINGTON F -S e cre ta ry of ker, "an identified Communist," is to speak at Wayne today. He labeled the u n i v e r s i t y Murder Viewers One member of the appropri­ Defense Robert S. McNamara “ Michigan’ s L ittle Red School a t a Glance se rv ice s, will be pooled,Romney said. The campaign to solicit e le c­ ations com m ittee asked about the results of a possible raise in tuition. says the war in South Viet Nam House.” “ can only be won by the Vietna­ In the letter to the governor, Guzowski said: Not Disqualified mese them selves" and the United D A L L A S |/P)— Judge Joe B. tronics industries for Michigan is "W e contemplate no increase Stone should be disqualified as a States will pull out most troops "1 charge that in the exercis­ an outgrowth of Michigan’ s recent in tuitions," Hannah said em­ Brown ruled Tuesday that watch­ ju ror. Army Seizes Power In Gabon by 1965 e v e n if th e a n ti-C o m - ing of your office as Governor, ing Jack Ruby shoot L ee Harvey bid in Washington to the National phatically. However, the state contended munist drive falters there. you have done absolutely nothing LIBREV ILLE, Gabon FI— A revolutionary m ilitary committee Aeronautics and Space Agency Oswald on television did not dis­ that " a witness to a death is not McNamara told Congress that to put a stop to the use of tax qualify prospective ju ror from seized power in Gabon in a bloodless coup Tuesday» arrested (NASA) for a $50 million research disqualified under Texas law.” the Johnson administration has no supported campuses in this state President Leon M’ba and forced him to resign. center in the state. qualify a prospective juror from Judge Brown demanded of intention of seeing another Korea, as forums for the dissemina­ serving at his murder trial. Not a shot was fired and life in the capital went on normally. with hundreds of thousands of tion of communist propaganda." Statements were read every half hour over the radio calling on It w a s finally located in th e U.S. t r o o p s pouring into Viet Rep. Allison Green, R -K ings- Thousands of Dallas residents, Boston area. residents of Libreville to re m a -i calm and promising that "pub­ Nam. ton and house speaker, said he like television viewers every­ lic liberties will be restored and all political prisoners will be F o u r Michigan universities, At the most, McNamara says he is in "com plete sympathy” with where, sa w Ruby step f r o m a freed.” utilities an d community indus­ foresees a small percentage of Guzowski’s views on communist crowd at police headquarters last Under a rre st with the 62-y ear-o ld president were his minis­ trial development groups are tak­ CLOUDY Am ericans staying on as advisers speakers on college campuses. Nov. 24 and gun down the accused ters and the president of the National Assembly. Only about ing part in the project. "B u t I feel your attack on the assassin of President Kennedy in a month ago, the army had pledged its loyalty to the president. (continued on page 4) a bizarre clim ax to a weekend of historic tragedy. The defense sought in one open­ Earthquake Victims Appeal For Aid ing swoop to bar any of these p er­ LISBON, Portugal F>—Driven from their homes by persistent earthquakes, residents of Sao Jo rg e Island in the Azores appealed L ib r a r y B u d g e t R a n k e d L o w sons from Ruby’ s trial panel, and thus further th e defense Insist­ Tuesday for help from ships at sea. ence that the 52-year-old defend­ binding—and another third for ant cannot get an impartial jury Michigan State’s library bud­ in Dallas. servicing patrons. Music For Lowbrows get of $41 per student is far below that of most other col­ M S U 5 4 t h I n 5 9 S c h o o ls Chapin said that the library decides to purchase new volumes The v e r y first prospective leges. years ago the library was really 56 n o n - professionals, mostly juror called, Hilliard Stone, an “ Music for Lowbrows" will Three dance combos, "T h e largely on the basis of three T r eb 1 e m a k e r s ,’’ “ The Nite The median expenditure of 59 hurting. We’ re growing out of it cle rica l staff, and 113,000 hours articulate 35-y ear old illustra­ fill the Union Ballroom at 7 things: Shift," and "T h e Royal J e s t e r s ," colleges reporting was $75 per now.” of student employment. tor for an aerospace firm , said tonight. he watched TV f i l m s on t h e will provide rock ’n roll en­ student. The tabulation put Michi­ However, Chapin a d d e d , the Purchases of new books and —gaps in the standard list of The second of five events dur­ Oswald slaying a few hours afte? tertainment. gan State 54th out of the 59. library definitely needed more b i n d i n g of m a t e r i a l s cost reference books, • ing Union Board Week, the show it occurred. "T h e Londons’ ’ and another Richard E . Chapin, library di­ personnel. $462,851 during that year. — faculty suggestions and r e ­ M ELVIN B E L L I will run the gamut of popular singing t r i o , comedian D a v e re cto r, said the trend had de­ The total budget for the 1962— Chapin s a i d that a library commendations, and musical entertainment. A .J. Har­ "Seeing the reconstruction on Stone, in regard to what he saw B erg, Royal Oak sophomore, and veloped despite a tripling of ex­ 63 fiscal year was $1,149,972, generally allots about a third of — the library’ s own bibliogra­ ris , Walled Lake senior*«•r said tple.yii;j.on is Just the parne as be­ on television: foU T singer J o e l Higgins, St. penditures for books and p eri­ of which $639,613 was spent on its budget to Hie purchase of phy collection. • ■1 v the social comm ittee is spon­ ing th ere,” declared defense at­ "C an you put that out of your Louis, Mo., sophomore, w i l l odicals in the past 10 y e a rs. salaries and wages. The latter new books, a third to the pro­ A problem a rise s when a de- soring the event to let -the Uni­ torney Melvin Belli. He argued complete the scheduled p erfor­ "O ur yearly budgets are in­ amount paid for the services cessin g o f th e l i b r a r y ma­ (continued on page 5) versity know what types of stu­ (continued on page 3) that as a witness to the crim e dent nrirorrainmpnt arp available. mances. cre a sin g ," he s a i d . "B ut 10 of 45 professional librarians, terials — c a t a l o g i n g , a nd 2 M ich igan State News, E a s t L an sing, M ich ig an Wednesday, F e b ru a ry 19, t9 6 4 Lesson From A Governor W a lla c e D o e s n 't F it ‘D e v i V Im a g e S e v e r a l State News staff m e m ­ be p r a c t i c e d in all a s p e c t s o f E d ito r’ s Note: T h is in te r­ ra ce problem s— even Michigan’ s humor, a belief inhis own actions their encounter with the "South­ George C . Wallace, the segrega­ and thoughts. ern devil.” tionist. But we had discovered the b e r s l e a r n e d an im p o rt a n t l e s s o n living. view was w ritte n by Ja ckie race problems. He said he thought it was fool­ Wallace wouldn’t offer sugges­ As the conference began we man and some of the motivation! Korona, State News s ta ff in human r e la ti o n s during the He is no m o r e at fault for his ish to send high school students tions for solving the problems of felt again the separation of North behind the man. w rite r, who, along w ith fiv e weekend. The r e s u l t s o f the co n v i ct i o n s in this a r e a than both other members o f Theta Sig­ 12 miles from their homes to the North. They belong to the and South, the questions of inte- ma P h i, national women's school, just so Negroes could at­ northern states, he said. grationists and the answers of the l e s s o n a pp ea r on this page. he and M i s s K o r o na a r e f o r their tend a white school. That’ s what’s L et other states look to them­ segregationist. journalism honorary, attend­ Gov. G e o r g e C. W a l l a c e of co m m o n feeling that A m e r i c a n ’ ed a convention in Chicago happening in Tuskegee. selves and their own problems of We went back to the governor's Wallace’ s arguments sounded racial prejudice before accusing suite Just before dinner, curious A la b am a happened to be pass ing d e m o c r a c y is t h e m o s t s a t i s ­ la s t weekend. By chance, the southern states, Wallace said. about o u r reception. W o u l d they stayed a t the same ho­ logical to us. We couldn't quite through C hic ag o at the s a m e time f a c t o r y f o r m of g o v e r n m e n t . accept what he said, but we cam e We thought of E ast Lansing, of Wallace be as friendly, as coop­ tel where Gov. George C. totally w h i t e communities In erative, as willing to talk as he si x s t a f f e r s w e r e t h e r e a n d T h e r e i s , as “ P e a n u t s ’ pro- Wallace o f Alabama was to understand why he feels the way he does. Michigan, of campus NAACP ac­ was in the morning? gr an te d them a p r iv a te i n t e r ­ found o b s e r v e r Lin us has said , staying, and a ll s ix in te r­ George Wallace is a southerner. tivities. We thought of the con­ He was the same person, unruf­ viewed him a t various tim es demning w o r d s we h a v e for fled by the sight of a picket c a r ­ view. “ a l e s s o n to be l e a r n e d h e r e , but He was born and raised in Ala­ during the weekrnd. bama. Wallace and other southern poli­ rying a casket with his name on it. That a man dedicated to p r i n ­ I don’ t know what it i s . ’ ’ ticians. We saw him relax after a day of c i p l e s which to many of us a r e I met Alabama Gov. George C. 1 am a northerner. I was born Wallace explained that he was questions, of being picketed and of The l e s s o n may be that men Wallace last weekend. and raised in M assachusetts. in Chicago to speak at Loyola Uni­ meeting antagonisms. antiquated and inhuman could also a r e all alike r e g a r d l e s s of th ei r Being a northerner and an inte- That’ s the difference. versity, but the school’ s adminis­ The governor sat and smoked be a pe rs o na b le gentlem an was views on a p a r t i c u l a r i s s u e . grationist, I had a distinct im­ 1 couldn’ t help thinking that the tration refused to allow him to his cig ar. He had expressed his pression of him — unfavorable. governor— the man who stood up speak. ideas, but he seemed to know how not a re v e la t i o n in itself. It may be that e a c h of us is the He was a southern segregation­ against federal m arshals at the It was time for lunch and seven his audience would react. The co e d s le a r n ed that t h e product of an independent e n ­ ist— a devil. University of Alabama, the man men had gathered at the door of We left the governor’ s suite Friday I met him. who has b e e n blamed for the the suite. A table was set up in with invitations to return the next g o v e r n o r , and o t h e r s like him, v i ro n m e n t, and has no co m p l e t e deaths of four Negro girls in a the living room . Six of us had gone to a journal­ day, to watch television with him a r e s i n c e r e in their c o n v ic ti o ns , contr ol o v e r his poli ti cal o r phil­ ism convention in Chicago. F r i ­ Birmingham church— would be "W on’t you ladies join us for and to talk. day morning 1 was w a l k i n g the integrationist and I would be lunch,” Wallace drawled. We still could not accept Gov. and have as much justification for osoph ica l co n v i ct i o n s. th e segregationist if our back­ A Chicago television personal­ GOVERNOR W ALLAC E through the hotel lobby when a them as any n o r t h e r n e r has for It may be that Gov. W a l l a ce retinue of about ten men swept in grounds were reversed. ity an d columnist cam e in. A P o i n t Of V i e w the front door and into an eleva­ The y ears of slavery in the newspaper photographer snapped his. | hi m se lf is a friendly p e r s o n , a South, the Civil War and its ef­ pictures as the governor poured As J a c k i e Korona points out in the acc ompanying a r t i c l e , it is fact not n e c e s s a r i l y indicative of any l a r g e r tru ths r e g a r d i n g him to r. Twenty minutes later three of us were seated in the governor’ s suite for a private interview. fects in southern states h a v e made George Wallace the person he is. catsup on his fried chicken. A p ress conference was sched­ uled for that afternoon. We sat Nixon Leading l a r g e l y a m e r e ch an ce of g e o g ­ o r the inte gr ati on i s s u e . Wallace t a l k e d about Ala­ We felt a sincerity in the gov­ near the back of the room , watch­ raphy and s o c i o l o g ic a l conditions that Gov. W al la ce is the s e g r e ­ W ha te v e r the b a s i c truth is b e ­ hind Gov. W a l l a c e ’ s c o u r t e s y l a s t bama’ s ra ce problems, Chicago’s ern or, a warmth and sense of ing the rep o rters get ready for GOP Hopeful gationist and she the i n t e g r a - week, it s e e m s safe to say that tionist. He can no m o r e help his he has d e m o n s t r a t e d that p r e ­ By Bob B ea rm a n belief that s e g r e g a ti o n is a just co nc ep ti on s of any man o r his The Republican Presidential nomination is m ore open now than way of life than she can help her ideas a r e likely to be m isl ea di ng it has been since early November. own feeling that equality should and possibly d an g er o u s. The leading contender is still uttering statements indicating com­ plete irresponsibility. Speaking in New Hampshire, S e n a t o r Letters To The Editor MOW III EFFECT Goldwater said of C astro’s action at Guantanamo: "T h is is another result of an indecisive foreign policy. Whenever a weaker country thinks it can thumb its nose at a stronger country and get away with it, it is going to do th is." After getting warmed up, the Senator even offered a solution: P u z z le d B y E n d O f E a r ly R e g is t r a t io n “ Tell C astro to walk back and turn the water on or we are going to i o the Editor: president, said that neither he nor the council march out with a detachment of marines and turn it on.” It must be had been consulted on the decision and went on admitted that the proposed de-salinization plant for the base is not Last fall term , in a period of happy coopera- to say that a poll taken at the conclusion cf the as responsible a proposal as the Senator’ s solution. non, the Senior Council sat down with members fall term “ experim ent" indicated that 9 9 per cent Recent surveys reveal that the Senator is lagging far behind the of the re g is tra r’s office to work out the details of some 4,000 students were strongly in favor of President in the E a st— without w h i c h no one can be e l e c t e d of something "n ew .” From the outset it was rum­ the venture. President. Even his form er stronghold of the South has largely de­ ored that “ early registration” would become a Blanchard said that he heard from unofficial serted him; the only place the Senator has any real strength left is reality— at least for seniors and graduate stu­ sources that the departments had complained of in the low -electoral vote Midwest. dents. the advising load which early registration had It seem s that the Senator will not get the Republican Presidential Most of us failed to take the project seriously caused. However, to students who have been con­ nomination in 1964. But if not Goldwater, then who? until it had actually been accomplished. While tinually urged by their departments to get en­ Governor Scranton is largely unknown. If he were to be nominated, those of us privileged to participate came to rolled early in the term this seem s, at the least, the Republicans would have the additional problem of making a na­ the realization that we had registered, the pro­ inconsistent. tional figure out of him. gram was generally praised. There was some We of Blue Key do not necessarily condemn Governor Rockefeller is alm ost completely out ofthepicture now. speculation that the program might be expanded the decision by the re g is tra r’ s office, but we do Governor Romney currently has troubles of his own in Michigan, to include othqr segments of the student popula­ question it. P articularly after the glorious suc­ and will run only if drafted. But the governor himself said that there tion. That was last term . c e s s of last term . We have voted unanimously is a better chance of h i s dying of lung can cer between now and I heard another rumor just the other day: there to "reco m m en d " that early registratioh be r e ­ November than there is of his being drafted— and he doesn’t smoke. will be no early registration this term . Why? peated again this term , but we would accept a That leaves one man: Richard Nixon. There is little doubt that he Ir. their last meeting, Feb. 16, the members of reasonable explanation if it is to be otherwise. would accept the nomination, and it presently doesn’t seem as if any­ Blue Key Honorary, all-L'niversity junior and one else is going to get it. senior men, seriously questioned this decision. Even though he didn’t win the governorship of his home state of At that meeting Jam ie Blanchard, senior class Dan Riley California, his present political image is improving and probably would not need much building up. His basic-political philosophy, while it may not be as appealing as that of a Rockefeller, is certainly much more appealing than that C a lls F o r C o u r t e s y A t P r o g r a m s of a Goldwater. Those who claim evening cla sse s as tneir ex­ Nixon would certainly be m ore acceptable to the E ast than Gold­ To the Editor: cuse will beinterestedtp know that it is possible, water, an d m o r e acceptable to the South an d Midwest t h a n with a little haste, to eat dinner and d ress suit­ Rockefeller. And so geographically he has the advantage also. Wouldn’ t it be felicitous if students arrived at ably for a concert between 5:30 and 6:45 p.m. One But Nixon's main advantage is the fact that the other candidates the Lectu re-C on cert program s on time, dressed last thought— the few minutes saved by leaving will probably either knock each other out in the prim aries or nullify appropriately and came with an intent to seethe the program early are not worth the risks caused each other in the convention, leaving him the candidate by a p rocess last few minutes of the performance? by the lack of light, not to mention the rudeness of elimination. It is very’ distracting to the rest of the audience to our guests of the evening. At the present tim e, and the convention is not that far away, the to have late-co m ers searching for their places between 8:20 and 8 :4 5 , when the program begins I think it would be a happy circum stance if the Well He D o e s Have A D r e s s S h i r t On! indications are that Nixon will be the Republican Presidential nom­ few guilty students would think it over and make inee in 1964. at 8:15. Also, those who dress for class are being rude b o t h to the perform ers and to those of an effort to amend their manners. the audience who have taken pains to look nice. Nancy Cowden L e t t e r P o l ic y O f f e r s V ie w s O n N a t u r a l S c ie n c e L etters should not be longer than 300 words, and should be be withheld if we feel there is reason. BARGAIN DAY SPECIALS To the Editor: is a bore, confusing because of incoherent lec­ tu res. Only rote memory enables me to survive typed double spaced if possible. Names and address should also The State News rese rv e s the ONE DAY ONLY! If Mr. Novak’ s description of the natural sci­ be included. No unsigned letters right to edit letters to fit space A L L finals. ence course (L etters, Feb. 11) is accurate, natur­ al science is very profitable, to say the least. But From m o s t students, concerning fall term will be printed, but names may requirem ents. ELECTROHOM E how many students actually reap such glorious benefits from the course? final: It was ambiguous to the nth degree; study­ ing did little good; the low curve was a lifesaver. From a natural science lectu rer: NS is very CONSOLES • 4 Jensen Speakers As a transfer student and physical science ma­ e Electrohome AM-FM Tuner hard to teach because of varied backgrounds of jor, I w’on’t be taking natural science, so l’ ve no ACROSS • Garrard Changer student's. 21. Splash first-hand knowledge of the cou rse. But I do have 1. Camel's From faculty members in other departments 24. Dry, as e D e ilc ra ft Cabinets eyes and ears, and th isis wh at I gather from hair cloth of College of Natural Science: NS is a watered- wine Choose from rich -cab in et others: 4. Restore to down conglomeration of all the sciences. health 25. Central f inishes; Maple, Fruitw oods, Walnut veneer. From countless "a v e ra g e " ( o r mediocre) core People who agree with Mr. Novak’s glowing 8. Brother freshmen; NS is to be endured by (1) studying as little as possible except for all-nighters before tribute to NS are either a very small minority or not very vociferous when I’m around. 1 don’t 11. Prickly seed coat 26. Animal 27. Nurtured 15% OFF exams; (2) complaining loudly about lab (which 30. Takes leave F u l l 12 M o n th W a rra n ty o n FREE $20.00 STEREO RECORD ALBUM have to spell out my im pression, though admit­ 12. Heraldic often does more for the social life than the under­ 33. Hard blow A l l p a r ts a n d la b o r. WITH PURCHASE OF ANY CONSOLE tedly it is secondhand. bearing standing of science); and (3) rationalizing low 34. Equable 3. Semitic Possible solutions to the problem: Different 13. Legal 44. Chin, exam grades by pointing out disgracefully low 35. Moham­ 4. Expea levels of NS with placement tests to sort students action money curves. medan scrip­ 5. Bombyx From above-average students: (1) NS is an easy according to background? Automatic waiver or replacement by more rigorous cou rses for s c i­ 14. Philippine negrlto tures 45. Cupel 46. Thorough­ 6. Adam's — FISHER COMPONENTS ON A LL FISH ER ‘ A’ and as such a step toward Honors College; 15. Glacier at 36. Pit viper 7. Conducted ence students? Maybe not— but something needs fares; abbr. COMPONENTS WITH or (2) NS is ‘ Mickey Mouse’ — 1 wish I’d waived. base of a 40. Keel-billed 8. Van ON A LL FISH ER to be done. Joyce A. Matthews DOWN PURCHASE OF ANY cuckoo 9. 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On» Riot* E. of Cmwpu»_______________ W e d n e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 9 , 1 9 6 4 «5 M ichigan State News, E a s t L a n sin g , M ichigan STORE WIDE Congressional Districts W o r k e r In H o s p ita l L ig h t s C le a r e d (continued from page 1) sembly will and should red istrict A fte r 1 4 -F o o t F a ll B A R G A IN In A u t o M is h a p their Congressional d i s t r i c t rather than leave us in the unen­ viable position of having our 10 An electrician seriously in­ jured his back Monday when he cident so campus police took Rakin to Sparrow Hospital. He numbers 823,680 persons while Congressmen forced into running fell 14 feet through an open­ was reported in good condition. Investigation plus an eye-w itness s a i d the n e w ly in s ta l l e d t r a f ^ j c lights at Shaw and F arm L a n e s did not c a u s e an a ccid en t the rural 9th district of Georgia has 272,154. on a sta te -a t-la rg e b asis.” In Maryland, long a scene of ag­ ing in the floor of the Chem­ istry Building, now under con­ Officers said Rakin stepped backwards into a two-by-seven D A Y Saturday. itation on the subject, Gov. J . struction. foot opening. The d riv ers, Maurice G. L arian, professor of c h e m i c a l e n ­ Even before the Supreme Court Millard Tawes (D) huddled with Campus police said C harles Normally, police said, the op­ gineering, and Charles P. Olender, Great N e c k , N . Y . , sopho­ spoke, Georgia had moved to r e ­ h is legislative l e a d e r s . He Rakin, 49, 1011 S. Pennsylvania ening, which is used for rais­ m ore, reported they had green lights when t h e i r c a r s c o ll i d e d . vamp its Congressional d istrict accepted their suggestion to let a Ave., was working on an upper level of the building when he ing supplies, is covered with ply­ wood. Rakin fell 14 feet to the S A V IN G S A witness reported that Larian had a red light. He w a s d r i v ­ lines. On Jan . 13 Gov. C arl E. joint legislative committee try to ing behind Larian at the time of the accident. Sanders convened a special s e s ­ come up with an equitable re d is- fell. level below and landed on a Larian will be ticketed for failure to stop, p o l i c e r e p o r t e d . sion of the state legislature. It tricting plan for the U.S. House. No emergency vehicles were sheet of plywood used to cover Olender was traveling west on North Shaw L a n e and L a r i a n the opening there. was going north on Fram Lane when th e a c c i d e n t o c c u r r e d . is expected to pass a bill by F r i ­ day night. available at the time of the ac­ Jacobsons Campus police said that it is not p o s s i b l e f o r th e light to be green for both Shaw and F arm Lanes. Sanders said: "T h e general as­ E a s t Lansing Library T r a v e l F ilm S h o w s H E R E ARE I M P O R T A N T SAVINGS F O R T H E E N T I R E F A M I L Y . (continued from page 1) c i s i o n on. th e r e q u i r e d n u m b e r F U R T H ER REDUCTIONS of c o p i e s o f s p e c i f i c v o lu m e s m u s t b e m a d e , C h a p in sa id . M e n ’s C lu b M e x ic o ON F A L L AND W I N T E R FASHIONS. " W e want to m a k e c o p i e s of EA ST L A N S IN G B A R G A IN D A Y b o o k s a s r e a d i l y a v a i l a b l e to A f i l m d e p ic ti n g the p r i m i t i v e in M e x i c o , but c o n c e n t r a t e d on DON’T MISS THIS stu d ents a s p o s s i b l e , " he s a i d , ” m e th o d s and liv in g c o n d it io n s s p e c i e s of p l a n t s in clu d in g b a ­ but m u ltip le c o p i e s of m o s t books a r e r e q u i r e d o n ly a few, s h o r t s t i l l p r a c t i c e d by the M e x i c a n n a n a s and r u b b e r t r e e s and a n i ­ 1 G R O U P M IS C . D R E S S E S $5.00 .. $7.00 MONEY-SAVING EV EN T! In d ia n s , and a n i m a l and v e g e ­ m a l s su ch a s b l a c k t a r a n t u l a s . tim es a y e a r . " t a b l e l i f e in M e x i c o w a s shown About 140 m e n a tten d e d the T h e a v e r a g e c o s t of a book t o the M S U M e n ’ s c l u b T u e s d a y . p u r c h a s e d by the l i b r a r y in the p a s t y e a r w a s abo ut $ 7 , Ch apin R u s s e l l J a m e s o n , a Saginaw t oo l and dye m a n u f a c t u r e r and lun cheon in the Union. SWIMSUITS SWEATERS said. T h i s com pares f a v o r ­ s p o r t s m a n , p r e s e n t e d th e f ilm IM PORTED MOHAIRS a b l y w i t h t h e U n i v e r s i t y of m a d e s e v e r a l y e a r s a g o on an reg. to $17.95 M i c h i g a n ’ s e x p e n d it u r e of $6 but f a l l s be hind Io w a’ s $ 1 0 . 5 0 o r MSU s p o n s o r e d e x p e d i t i o n to southern M e x ic o . F ilm H e a d reg. to $25.00 N O W .. $7.00 A L L WOOL T e x a s ’ $13. 1 he c o s t of v o l u m e s i n d i c a t e s S e v e r a l s t a f f m e m b e r s , inclu d ­ ing R o la n d B a k e r , d i r e c t o r of To S p e a k NOW only $ 4 . 0 0 ond $9.00 the ty p e s o f b o o k s that a r e needed , C h a p i n s a i d . U n d e r ­ th e m u s e u m , w ent on th e e x ­ p ed itio n . SLAC KS sta n d a b ly , he added, the s c i e n ­ t i f i c j o u r n a l s and b o o k s c a n b e T h e f i l m , “ T h e H e a r t Of T h e L a n d " sh ow ed p r i m i t i v e housin g M ansukh J o s h i , d i r e c t o r , t e c h - , n i c a l and s c e n i c d e s i g n e r f o r the SWEATERS SLACKS 990 e x p e c t e d to c o s t m o r e . and w a y s of t r a v e l s t i l l c o m m o n Indian N a t i o n a l T h e a t r e in B o m ­ ba y , In d ia , w i l l speak at a FAMOUS BRAND WOOL - P L A ID - S T R E T C H Originally 14.98 c o ll o q u i u m o f th e In dian T h e a t r e reg. to $14.93 reg. to $12.98 A very nice selection M o v e m en t at 4 p . m . today in 49 C lu b I n s t it u t e O p e n s T o d a y A u d ito riu m . of colors, patterns J o s h i i s s p o n s o r e d by th e F o r d NOW only $5.00 NOW «my $6.00 but not all sizes T h e M SU B u s i n e s s Women’ s the H e a r t of S u c c e s s , " and " I n ­ F ou nd a tio n Y o un g A r t i s t s P r o j e c t in every style. C lub will hold i t s 10th annual In­ t e r n a t i o n a l E d u c a ti o n — A New in c o n n e c t i o n with the I n s t i t u t e of Sportswear s t i tu te today and T h u r s d a y in D i m e n s io n o f A m e r i c a n E du­ I n t e r n a t i o n a l E d u c a ti o n . 203 East t he Union B a l l r o o m . T h e t h e m e this y e a r is “ T h e O ffice , H eart c a t i o n . ” E x h i b i t s o f new o f f i c e m a c h i n e s and h o b b i e s of c l e r i ­ An i n f o r m a l d i s c u s s i o n p e r io d Ujamdci Grand R iv e r and c o f f e e h o u r will b e s p o n s o r e d « S f f lf lR T W E f lR • of the O r g a n i z a t i o n . " c a l s t a f f m e m b e r s w ill be shown. by the s p e e c h d e p a r t m e n t . D i s c u s s i o n s w i l l in clu de T h e p r o g r a m i s open to all " S t r a t e g y and T a c t i c s in D ealin g c l e r i c a l s t a f f m e m b e r s and th e With the B o s s , " " E d u c a t i o n — faculty. S W E A T E R a n d B L O U S E SET $8. W ar Radio Excerpts Tonight E x c e r p t s f r o m o r ig i n a l W orld W a r II r a d i o b r o a d c a s t s w ill be p la y ed a t 8 ton ight in th e E r i c k s o n K iv a by th e T V - r a d i o departm ent. T h e p r o g r a m will b e n a r r a t e d by A r t h u r W eld , p r o f e s s o r of T V - r a d i o . It i s the s e c o n d in a d e p a r t m e n t s e r i e s which b e ­ gan l a s t N o v e m b e r with a r e p l a y H R Originally 12.98 Sportswear M ON K B r o a d c a s t s will r a n g e f r o m of O r s o n W e l l e s ' " W a r of the H i t l e r ’ s a t ta c k on P ola nd in 1939 W o rld s" broad cast. to V -J D ay in 1945. R e p o r t s o f the J a p a n e s e bo m b ing of P e a r l H a r b o r and t h e N o rm a nd y i n ­ v a s i o n w i l l b e incl uded. T h e v o i c e s of Adolf H i t l e r , F r a n k ­ lin R o o s e v e l t and W insto n C h u r ­ c h i l l will b e h e a r d . 619 E. Grand River M S O C e e t P la n s T o n ig h t T h e s e c o n d g e n e r a l m e e t i n g of Mary E. Lumbrezer STATE Across From Student Services • Daily 9 a.m. 6 p.m. the S t u d e n ts Off C a m p u s A s s o c i a ­ Says: Every D IS C O U N T tion will b e he ld at 8 tonight in th e Union T o w e r R o o m . • Wed. 9 a.m. 9 p.m. B u s i n e s s will in clu de n o m in a ­ t io n s f o r n e x t y e a r ’ s o f f i c e r s , M ONDAY Cosmetics & Vitamins p r e s e n t a t i o n of t h e p r o p o s e d c o n - stitu ti o n a l a m e n d m e n t and an e x ­ TUESDAY p la n ation of th e u p com in g S p in ­ MEN’S WEAR s t e r ’ s Sp in , to be held F e b . 2 9 . T h e clu b will a l s o d i s c u s s the U n ­ W EDNESDAY DRESS SHIRTS reg. $5 NOW $2.29 ion lou nge f a c i l i t i e s . A c o f f e e h o u r w ill follow . is BargainDay WINTER J A C K E T S reg. 17.98 NOW $9 A MOST at UNIVERSITY RAINCOATS reg. 29.95 NOW $18 UNUSUAL G I F T . BEAUTYSALON A L L WOOL G L O V E S reg. $4 NOW 2.29 withour...... MEN’ S SHOP - 210 A B B O T T ROAD CO-ED SPECIAL • PERMANENT % • STYLING IN F A N T ’ S P o r t r a i t s in p e w t e r • HAIRCUT of your hands 'BUTCHER SET! A T R U L Y UNIQUE N 2 29 AND INDIVIDUAL G IFT. THESE $10. origina lly 3.98 and 4.98 Complete selection ORNAMENTAL B e a u ty is to please every mother. HANDS A R E Infant’ s Shop a B a r g a in a t Lower Level SO L D & MADE E X C L U S I V E L Y AT WE R E C O M M E N D G U R IE L E E N fi'A V ES SHOP WEDNESDAY U N IV E R S IT Y FROM NOON TO 9 PM. C R A F I B E A U T Y OPEN WEDNESDAY EVENING S A L O N 222 Abbott Rd. • E. Lansing S o e c i a l s A v a ila b le a t E a s t L a n s in g S t o r e O n ly £ fi '*■_ , 9* r t 4' .. *m . t -.v.. -¡¡&* i-.fr* * Call NOW for appointment f WO O U U K b 't A iT O F CAMPUS T H E A T E R ‘ • U N T IL N IN E F r e e P a r k i n g At R e a r Of S t o r e Coupons G ood T h r u . F e b . 2 4 ED 2-6892 Parking Avail abl e Jl 4 M ich igan State News, E a s t L an sing, M ich igan W ednesday, F e b r u a r y 19, 1964 Viet Nam (continued from page 1) Bus Strike He said that there is no op­ (continued from page 1) in this situation,” said Jam es L . position from either the state after the bulk of U.S. troops leave. C ram er, union president. “ Wage or federal government to the M cNamara's views were p re­ talks were hampered until the agreement because it is a means sented two weeks ago in se cre t company could get the agreement of keeping the companies in busi­ testimony before the H o u s e from the city of Lansing.” ness without outright grants for Armed Services Committee. A Agreement between the city operation. censored transcript was released and L a n s i n g Suburban Lines The Amalgamated T r a n s i t Tuesday. passed the CitjpCouncil by a six Union L o c a l 1039 represents In large part, McNamara was to two vote, indicated YVilliam about 50 Lansing Suburban Line repeating a policy stated by him J. Finucan, executive assistant • CHILDRENS BOOKS and Gen. Maxwell D. T aylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of to Lansing Mayor Willard Bow er- -employees. Included in the con­ tra ct, which expires March 5, man, J r . 1964, a re d riv ers, mechanics, • SWEATSHIRTS Staff, last Oct. 2 after they toured South Viet Nam. "Objection to th e agreement centered around p rior talks in g re a se rs, and bus clean ers. "Both the union and the com­ which the line agreed to rein­ • PAPER BOUNDS state certain runs if the arrange­ pany a re in complete agreement W ins Grant ment w e n t through,” Finucan on the new co n tract,” saidM ana- ger John Cole. • OLD BOOKS Warren TenHouten, E ast Lans­ said. "T h e company will not reinstate the runs because they • GREETING CARDS ing doctoral candidate has been awarded an Office of Education are unprofitable. Finucan also saidPthat the city C lu b W ill M e e t Research Grant. owns a rep air garage and is The Child Development Club His investigation will deal with renting it to the corporation. will meet at 7 tonight in room the impact of the racial com posi­ The $25,000 savings will be 9 Home Econom ics. S P A R T A N B o o k s to re tion of the high school on student values, attitudes, an d percep­ used to pay wages, equipment investments and the current debts Fu rth er work on the c a re e r file will be done and election of C O R N E R A N N & M .A .C . tions. of the firm . officers will be held. P A U L BUNYAN’ S FO O T ST EP S-A n ticip atin g Saturday's Shindig” at 8 p.m. in the Demonstration Hall, these stu­ dents measure the Bunyan-like footprints in the snow. Shown We Invite are (left to right) Jim Mertes, Toledo, Ohio, senior; Rich Magnus, East Lansing graduate student; and Art Reese, Oke- You To Play mos senior. Tickets for the dance, open to the public, are available for $2 at the Forestry Building office. Photo by Ken Roberts Win A Family Trip Paul Bunyan Cornin’ (7-Day All Expenses) to the New York World’ s Fair To Forestry Shindig Rumors have it that Paul Bun­ will sing and lead group singing. yan, reputed lumberjack will be Members failing to shave since on campus Saturday to attend Jan. 1 may compete in the beard W H O L E H O G S A L E ! WINNERS of TOP VALU E STAMPS the annual “ Shindig” , sponsored by the F o re stry Club. growing contest. Other contests include “ best dressed” man and The Shindig, an informal dance woman and the “ best dressed” CENTER C U T R IB Betty M, Belen Louise Helms open to all students, will be held couple. Saturday at 8p .m ., inDem onstra- “ B est dressed” awards rep re­ Guy Gleason Esther Kennedy tion Hall. A logging theme will sent the old and odd costum es, be carried out with a rustic set­ Jim M ertes, Toledo, Ohio, junior P O R K C H O P S M rs. John B eardslee M rs. E . L . Shelley ting and a "LastC h anceS aloon ” . Eldon Gates and his band will and Shindig organizer, said. The Shindig is open to the cam ­ M rs. Robert Gillespie M rs. A rchie Holland provide dance music while D i c k pus. Tickets are $2 per couple Finicky about pork? Johnson, Cadillac, junior, will and may be purchased at the You'll be p l e a s e d Elsie Douglas M rs. Verne E . Sprague call the square dances. A trio of Union ticket office, the forestry with the fine-quality forestry department secretaries building or at the door. M rs. Paul Stevens Irene Tihart pork yo u ge t at We reserve the right to limit quantities. Kroger. M rs. Ray Ryder John Cooker Copyright 1964 The Kroger Co M rs. Chas Knapp îClrs. Steve Galat M rs. Alfred Norwood M rs. Richard M. Cook M rs. T roy Stearns *B / ft ‘ I PICNIC STYLE Boston Butt PORK ROAST ib 3 9 / Lean and Meaty PORK STEAKS ib. 4 9 / P o rk R o a s t Ib. 29/ SERVE 'N SAVE n ._ fk Fresh Hygrade West Va. 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" I think I could,” replied Stone. Stone took the witness ch air at the “ Winds of Change in the Emerging Nations” sem inar to tions from 1945 to 1961 and dean of the International School in Southeast Asia will also at­ tend as guests. Economics F a c u l t y - G r a d - A P ■ I Expires 2-22-44 f l *1.09 the outset of the tria l’ s second be held Feb. 28 through March at Columbia University. uate Colloquium— 3 p .m .. P arlo r Any student who has not reg ­ B-H WETTING C ,, Union. day. He was the first of a batch of 135 prospective jurymen to be called. 1. S t u d e n t s may reg ister any cla ss day until Feb. 26 in 335 Also attending will be Leo Cherne, chairm an of the Inter­ national Rescue Committee and istered may attend the speeches and discussions as long as space remains,- however, those w ho Anatomy Seminar— 4 p .m ., 273 Giltner. 250 ENGLISH O V A L I (« « ***9 6 0 SOLUTION FOR C O N TAC T LENSES $1.50 $1.19 Student S e r v i c e s .R egistration Botany and Plant Pathology BENSON & HEDGES I reo. Questioning started off quietly executive d irector of the Re­ have registered will be given p re­ reg.S$1.60 I.60 and payment of a $4.50 fee is Seminar— 4 p .m ., 250 Nat Sci. enough but as the hours wore on search Institute of A m erica, and ferred treatm ent. SIM ILAC 19# Mathematics Colloquium — 4 1 ONE TO A CUSTOMER tem pers grew short, objections grew heated and finally asst. dist. required for those who will at­ tend all sessions including the Col. Napoleon Valeriano of the Phillipine arm y (retired ). p.m ., 315 Physics-M ath. 35C j - ------------------------- COUPON----------- j CREST 83# ■ 69# banquet in the Union Feb. 29. Met., Mech., and Nat. Science atty. A. D. Jim Bowie cried in an Other guests will be Maj. Gen. anguished voice of B elli: Those who will only attend the four main speeches and panel Edward G. Lansdale of the Air F ilm T e lls Seminar— 4 p .m ., 284 Engineer­ ing. BREAKFAST SPECIAL F o rce (retired ) who is a ssist­ Dist. Atty. Henry Wade opened the examination of Stone and lost discussions are required to reg ­ ant to the secretary of defense Pathology S e m i n a r — 4 p .m ., 346 Giltner. 2 EGGS, TOAST CUBE STUK no time putting the state’ s card s on the table, bluntly. He told Stone at the outset of a te rse 13 iste r, but no fee will be asked. The sem inar, co-sponsored by the National Student Association, for special operations: L e Thanh Chau, form er secretary -g en eral of the University of Hue, Viet A to m U ses Provost’s L e c t u r e : Willard Hanna— 4 p .m ., Kiva. Special Colloquium: Mansukh J E L L Y . COFFEE M ILK OR SM ALL JU IC E 350 SANDWICH 250 minutes of examination: All-University Student Govern­ Nam; and Rufus Phillips of the "H arvest of an Atomic A g e," Joshi— 4 p .m ., 49 Auditorium. a movie on the peaceful uses M a n i F IL I ER PIPES $125 "W e will ask you and the other ment and International Relations Agency for International Devel­ Club, is designed to stimulate opment. of atomic energy, will be shown Promenaders — 7 p .m ., 34 *•9- S I.95 NOW jurors for a verdict of death.” Stone assured the prosecutor a wider concern in the field of at the botany and pathology sem ­ inar at 4 p.m. today in 450 Women's Gym. Accounting and Finance Club— L IM IT E D Q U AN TITY re9- $2.95 NOW $un that he considered the death pen­ international relations and give better insights into current world Natural Science. 7 p.m ., 32 Union. alty a grave one, but that " i f I MAX FACTOR politics. I F C D in n e r The speaker will be Axel L. Spartan Guard Drill Team — felt circum stances warranted the 4 p.m ., Dem Hall Ballroom. death penalty, I would vote for it.” There has been one change in the program . Paul S. Kattenburg Andersen, associate professor of botany and a director of bean H o m e Economics Education by R E V L O N HYPNOTIQUE H o n o r s G r a d research for the United States Club— 7 p .m ., 115 EricksonH all. from the State Department will not attend. Department of Agriculture. Wildlife Club— 7:30 p .m ., F o r­ WHITE COMPACT SPRAY MST I v y L e a g u e r Kattenburg had been scheduled In ter-F ratern ity Council will hold an installation and honors The movie was produced for the U n i t e d States Information estry Cabin. L e n t e n Worship— 7 :3 0 p .m ., AND COM PLEXION BRUSH $3.75 $2.00 to participate in a panel dis­ cussion on “ Political Change and banquet at 6 tonight in the Kellogg Agency and was filmed at G ra­ Alumni Memorial Chapel. T o L e c t u r e the Challenge of Subversive In­ Center Centennial Room. tiot County, Mich., MSU and the Spartan Women’ s League— 7 L E T US F I L L Y O U R N E X T P R E S C R I P T I O N surgency.” Brookhaven National Laborator­ p .m ., 36 Union,, bring cartoons. C O M P L E T E STOCK, LOWEST PRIC ES The 1964 Outstanding Greek Richard A. Musgrave, profes­ However, he has been replaced ies of the Atomic Energy Com­ Beta B e t a Beta — 7 p.m ., Alumni Award will be presented mission, OUR 35th Y E A R IN E A S T LANSING sor at the Woodrow Wilson School by B ernard Yoo, adviser to the Thursday, 204 Nat Sci. to Frederick C. Belen, MSU Delta of Public Affairs at Princeton guerrilla fighters in South Viet Chi graduate now serving as dep­ University, w i l l deliver tw o Nam. uty postm aster-general. speeches to the Econom ics Col­ Others who will attend include loquium today. Roger Hilsman, assistant se c ­ Belen has donated $50 worth of retary of state for far Eastern books on postal communications Musgrave will lecture at 3p .m . affairs, and Andrew C ord ier, un­ to the L ib rary. on the "B alan ce-of-P aym en ts Aspects of U.S. T ax P o licy ,” and at 8 p.m . on “ Alternative Ways of Measuring the Effective­ ness of F iscal P olicy.” Both lectures will be held in P arlor C, Union. FORTHOSEW HO LIKEGOODFOOD... 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Values to 12.95 1.00 E a s t L a n s i n g ’s D e p a r t m e n t S t o r e F o r S t u d e n t s 5 00 3 for 1 0 0 \ Reàwooà %Ross CAMPUS BOOKSTORE '***■■ ■■— , ££&»... 48* * • >«' ■-■- *• . I .■ .4#. . ITi V 0.var-- ( A C R O S S F R O M T H E U N I O N B U I L D I N G ) ¿05 E a s t G ra n d R iv e r 3D M ich igan State News, E a s t Lansing, M ic h ig an Wednesday, F e b ru a ry 19, 1964 S o c ia l C o m m it t e e A d a p ts T o C h a n g e Communist (continued from page 1 ) P la c e m e n t B u r e a u *■ r-Ni v a n t e u A T P T L 1. •*(/! 41 A T LJ-> ^j » , __ n ____ j ___ Students must sign up two enee, social work, agriculture, ED ITO R ’ S NOTE: T his is said director A .J. H arris, Walled Union Board must derive income Hustler” Friday night as part ing the resolution by allowing By spring term , H arris plans days in advance. business, education (B.M.D). the th ird o f a fiv e part ser­ Lake s e n i o r . "W e can tackle from other sou rces. The movies of Union Board Week. "Anatomy Communists to sp eak ," Mar­ to have compiled lists of all U.S. Army M aterial Command: ies on Union Board. The almost any task if students want will continue to run as one such of a M urder” is planned for shall said. campus organizations and when F e b . 27 Mechanical, electrical (B.M.D), 10th annual Union Board it.” source. Under the state constitution March 5. they meet. The map of the cam ­ m athem atics, physics (B.M.D), The com m ittee originally fo­ Michigan’ s 10 s ta te -s u p p o r te d Flossm oor Public Schools: E l­ Week is now in progress. The com m ittee has sponsored Film s of away football games pus in the Concourse may be chem istry (D). cused most of its attention on colleges are " s e lf -g o v e r n in g ementary education, math, gen­ the showing of ” 1984” twice, have been highly successful. The switched to behind the informa­ U. S. Army Natick Laborator­ By L IN D A M IL L E R UB dances. Since residencehalls bodies,” and do not have to eral scien ce, English, s o c i a l and both tim es the ballroom was annual art show, during fall term , tion desk. A campus information ies: Chem istry (organic and phy­ State News Staff Writer now offer this line of entertain­ act under resolutions passed by studies and English (B). packed. brought in m ore student work than telephone number will be listed. sical) (D). ment, {he committee has been the Legislature. The resolutions S.H. Leggitt Company: College As social tastes on thecampus "T ry in g to run films contin­ could be displayed. United States Rubber Company: < forced to change its approach. H arris said that such a center are suggestions and not law. of Business, economics (B). change, the social committee of uously doesn’t work,” said H ar­ A faculty-student coffee hour Chem istry, chemical engineer­ H arris said that future UB of information is badly needed Picatinny Arsenal: Mechani­ Union Board shifts its scheme ris . “ We have to be careful not was sponsored by the committee Herbert Aptheker, the alleged cal, e lectrical (B,M) engineers, ing (B,M ). E lectrical (B,M) en­ of activities to adapt to new in­ dances and m ixers will be free to conflict with University and until students lost in terest. and Union Board has the best Communist to speak at Wayne math, physics) chem istry (B,M ). gineers, applied mechanics (M). of ch arge, as dormitory dances East Lansing th eaters.” facilities to fulfill this need. te re sts. A change in the information today, appeared on the MSU cam ­ mechanical, math, physics (B , are. Rike-Kumler Company: Home " W e are now in a p ro cess T h e social committee will desk in the Union will be han­ Work on the social comm ittee pus last year and caused sim ­ economics, College of Business, M) engineers. of change and experimentation,” But as a service organization. sponsor the showing of "T h e dled by the social com m ittee. is accomplished by 10 students. ilar legislative controversy. personnel and industrial admin­ Young Skutt & Breitenw ischer: istration, marketing, retailing, Accounting (B,M) SUMMER EM­ arts and letters, communication PLOYMENT. TOTAL SAVINGS COUNT!... SAVE WITH EVERYDAY LOW PRICES arts, social science (B,M ). M /F United Church Board of World M inistries: A rts and l e t t e r s , communication arts, social s c i- The Youngstown Sheet & Tube Company: Mechanical, m etal­ lurgical, e l e c t r i c a l (B) en­ gineers, all m ajors, all colleges (B). Meet the Two Busiest Store Managers in the Lansing Area.. . DEPT. 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OR C R IN K LE POTATOES, OR L IB B Y SQUASH Plus ” 30 YEARS OF FU N ” 2:35 - 5:40 - 8:45 J M ich igan State News, E a s t L an sin g , M ich igan W e d n e s d a y , F e b r u a r y 1 9 , 196 i C A P tio n - More Io Come F o r d d y C ite s S e n io r s , S o p h s Anderson also had p raise for handling to protect the slim State SAVE $ AT Although openly happy about "B u t w h e n it counted, F r e d his team’ s 85-82 Monday night Thomann and Pete Gent cam e sophomores Bill C urtis and Jim lead. By JEROME C A P LA N victory over Illinois, basketball coach Forddy Anderson admitted through with clutch baskets.” he added. Kupper. Curtis entered the game when starter Stan Washington got He also attributed the win to the tight zone defense which the Spar­ G O O D W IN ’ S State News Sports E ditor that theSpartansdidnotplay well. into early foul trouble and tallied Only last week Anderson told tans employed. Once It was set up, The announcement by the NCAA that eight ‘A lot of mistakes were made by rep o rters that he had not given up eight points, while pulling down Illinois p layers found it almost B a r g a i n h u n t e r s on your m a r k s , both team s,” he said, "esp ecially on the seniors of the squad. Sen­ the same number of rebounds. impenetrable and were forced to 'earns have a c c e p t e d a t - l a r g e b e r t h s in th e ir in the second half,” iors Thomann andGent responded Kupper came off the bench in shoot from out court. g et s e t , CO to Goodwin’ s f o r Anderson pointed o u t b o t h to the vote of confidence with a th e waning minutes of the game 9 6 4 ba sk et bal l t o u r n a m e n t l e av es only one teams also shot well below par. and did an excellent job of ball total of 53 points. y*pot open fo r a n o n - c o n f e r e n c e t e a m . * * * * * * F e m C a g e r s C o tto n S u e d e The v a c a n c y e x i s t s in the M i d - w e s t . Still to reg. 1,98 now only. . e nam ed too, a r e 13 league r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s , nly one l o o p squad, T e m p l e , has b e e n rowned league champion to date. Reviews Tourney Picture T r o u n c e U -M The women's basketball squad continued undefeated with a week­ S p o r ts w e a r C o tto n s reg. 1.79 now. . , State’ s b a s k e t b a l l c o a c h tional Collegiate Athletic Asso­ win a championship to be invited. Th e b i g g e s t b at t l e s for league r e p r e s e n t a ­ end win over Michigan. Forddy Anderson said he felt that ciation tourneys, will get under It is not uncommon for the tough tive positions a r e taking place in the Ivy, Mid­ better basketball is played during way early next month. M issouri Valley Conference to Phyllis Huertsel again was the Spartans (2 -0 ) leading s c o re r. C o tto n p rin ts the season than at a post-season Schools are selected for the send two or three team s. values to 98c A m e r i c a n and M i s s o u r i Valley C o n f e r e n c e s . She dumped in 18 points to pace P en n, P r i n c e t o n and Y a l e a r e battling for tournament. "Its hard enough to NIT by a board in New York for get a team inspired to win their the opening round starting in The only exception to t h i s method of selection is the Atlantic State in the 5 6 -2 7 victory. The Green and White led at wash & wear 36” wide. . . yd. 50i league championships. Then you Madison Square Garden. Coast Conference which runs a the Ivy c r o w n , while Miami (O.) and Ohio have to fire them up again after . half-time 33-12. A m u c h im­ In the NCAA tournament, teams post-season tournament to decide proved defense, according t o U n i v e r s it y a r e fighting for the MAC top spot the season is o v e r.” a re chosen by a special commit­ its representative. Coach M arjorie Smith held the Two of the biggest basketball tee according to various dis­ Anderson said he felt the NCAA and the tourney b e r t h . In the MVC i t ’ s b e ­ tournaments in the country, the tric ts . The country is divided into Wolverines in check. was the better of the two tour­ Jack ie Peck, wi t h 10, and tween D r a k e and high ranked Wichita. National Invitational and the Na- eight different d istricts with con­ neys, but praised the NIT for the Cheryl Towne, with 9, were the Other c o n f e r e n c e l e a d e r s appe ar s u r e of ferences on the E ast coast rep re­ fine New York hospitality shown other top s c o re rs for the Spar­ sented in region number one, visiting team s in Madison Square tans. Miss Huertsel remained in t o u r n a m e n t bids. C o n ne ct ic u t in the Y an k ee , while the West coast team s com ­ Garden. "T h e fans there really 21« Abbott Rd. the scoring race lead with a 22.5 D’uke in the Atlantic C o a s t , Davidson in the M u n n , B e e m a n pete in region number eight. The know and enjoy good basketball.” East Lansing, Mich. point per game average. Big Ten is in region number four. he added. The women will be back in ac­ S o u t h e r n , Kentucky in the S o u t h e a s t e r n , K a n ­ P r a is e A r m s t r o n g The champions of the 15 major A school can be invited to both Across from tho State Theater tion at 7 p.m . Friday, when they s a s State in the Big E ig ht , UCLA in the B i g conferences throughout the coun­ the NCAA and NIT tournaments face Jackson Junior College at “ Where your colleg e fashions be gin ” Athletic D i r e c t o r “ Biggie” try a r e automatically invited b u t most schools a r e usually the Women’ s IM Building. Six, T e x a s A & M in the Southwest, San F r a n ­ obliged to accept the bid from the Munn told a group of more than a l o n g w i t h t e n independent c i s c o in the W e s t C o a s t and New Mex ico in one hundred at Armstrong Hall squads. However, a team need not NCAA in preference to the NIT. the W e s t e r n all appe ar to have t it le s wrapped that sports are the key to b etter­ ing bodies and minds. l Xv a J1 up. Munn and Intramural D irector Then t h e r e ’ s the B i g Ten where Michigan Frank Beeman also explained the VARSITY DRIVE-IN IS tejKW -H: SS- V U niversity's intercollegiate and l e a d s , but watch out for Ohio State. intramural athletic program s to the men and praised the dorm for DELIVERY SERVICE G L A D M E RE its excellent participation in the fall term blood drive. 5 P . M . to 2 A.M. \ \ G/i/y/ve you 7 » £ *K £ y S r o /• f Pizzas Subs ‘ T H E Á T A E DRIVE* IN . UIT 75? to 5:30 1:00 AFTER G o a l L e a d e r TREASURE CHESTot BARGAINS Crest Drive-In HURRY. . .L A S T 3 DAYS FEATURE AT 1:00 - 3:04 Mac Orme still leads State Foot-LongHotDogs Ham burgers Stop in and see 5:09 -7 :1 3 -9 :3 0 P.M. in total points with 31. Roberts T H E Y ’ RE BUSTIN’ UP THE has 25. Jim Jacobson leads the Spartans in penalty minutes with WEST L IK E IT ’ S NEVER 68. Gaol-tender Harry Woolf has Phone ED-26517 Theatre BEEN BUSTED UP 8 EFORE! an average of 3.8 goals allowed Opens The F R ANK 5 IN a T R a *M IR T IN ANITA ■ K B C M -Jk N M H I OEAN URUULA per game. for yourself • • • • 4 FO R T E X A S T ° d d 's . JL y 1964 SEASON chwue5bronsonVICTORBUONOmiwt sldocfs mm IEDDI SHERMAN-ROBERTALDRICH-ROBERTALORIChH T E C H N IC O L O R P ro m W A R N E R B R O S . Fri. Feb. 21st Starts SATURDAY Shawl Collar LOOK, MA. . . NO STATIC! Lavender - Coral '»Box O ffice Open at 6:30 BARGAIN or Turquoise WEDNESDAY ONLY Sweatshirts 3 Top Features DAYS Gold o r B l a c k , Sweatshirts Don't Miss It! W ALT CRAZY TODD DOES IT AGAIN! reg. $3.25 All S t y l e s y- D IS N E Y reg. $2.95 4 Miles East . TH E M IS A D V E N T U R E S O F now now Of Campus US-16 MERUNJONES $1.50-$2.50 $29.95-565.00 only only TECHNICOLOR» Ä 8 i SILK jQ c M EN’ 5 S1099 p ' r. T IE S ........................................... NOW J l SUITS.......................... . n o w 1 7 H U RR Y-LAST 2 D A Y ’ S M IC H IG A N See "T he CARDINAL” S3.98-S6.98 $22.95-529.95 from the start MENS QQC M EN’ S WASHABLE $099 . ►412*9101 -•*• Shown A t 1:45-5:00-8:14 7 SPORT SHIRTS NOW 7 7 SUITS.......................... NOW THE $3.98-55.98 f A A A S3.98-S5.98 D e c o ra te Y o u r R o o m . S TORY OF A YOUNG MEN’ S KHAKIS............................... NOW V I O Q STU D E N T ’ S KH A KIS .................... » . 99“ AMERICAN W ith a B e a u t if u l P r in t AND HIS RISE $4.98-57.98 f j S8.98-S19.98 TO PRINCE OF THE MEN’ S DRESS SHIRTS NOW >1 I b Q Q 7 7 M EN’ S DRESS PANTS . . . „» s4” from mj e w s FRI! CHURCH m tm m A N O T ra ^ P R E M lN fâ tE P F I L M 'ADULT ENTERTAINMENT” S9.98-S19.98 MEN’ S JAC KETS. . , NOW $4.98-56.98 M EN'S CORDUROY PA N TS....................... . . NOW $199 1 A rt P rints m & ^ "B E S T C O M E D Y E V E R M A D E !" —Newsweek S19.98-S29.95 S19.98-S24.98 Jo m T o n es EASTMANC0 L0 R ^ aI U NITEDm iiMtrrn ARtTISTS k t s lO lO PfRT P fir RtiiASf Men’ s Suburban COATS................. NOW M EN’ S CORDUROY GO-COATS.............. . . NOW $099 7 S19.95-S35.00 MEN’ S SPORT COATS. .NOW S29.95-S35.00 M EN’ S RAIN COATS........... NOW $099 7 v V - ß .s > ' is the time to have SALE! your car safety Our Sales Policy—this is once a year clearan ce of all our regular merchandise, the odds and ends, the oroken sizes, the one-of-a-kind items that were left after inventory. Now is the time that we " c l e a r the Decks” and out they go at Crazy' P rice s. B o x e d checked S ta tio n e ry * Complete Tune Up SKI R eg. $1.25 * Inspection and Installation JA C K E TS now $ 1 .0 0 of brakes and springs & $ 3 .9 9 W H IL E T H E Y L A S T ! * Mufflers lifetime guarantee Q uantities Limited “ T h e s to re d e s ig n e d w ith Y O U th e s tu d e n t in m in d ” FREE INSTALLATION All S a l e s F i n a l No D ealers No L ayaw ays ON LY T O D D ’S A lterations CAN O F F E R T H E S E Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions At Cos Student FABULOUS PRIC ES D IS C O U N T S T O S T U D E N T S AND F A C U L T Y BOOK E A S T LANSINQ K A M IN ’S STORE ONLY STO RE D e tro it 5 2 4 N. LARCH Northland A c r o s s F r o m B e r k e y Hall Birmingham IV 4 - 4 5 9 6 Ann Arbor F r e e P a r k i n g In L a r g e L o t at R ear of S t o r e East Lansing H o u r s : M o n . - F r i . 8 - 6 S a t . 8 - 5 Su n. 9-1 Wednesday, F e b ru a ry 19, 1964 Ô M i c h i g a n S t a t e N e w s , fiSfst L a n s i m M ichigan ★ Personal ★ Service ★ Service ★ Service ★ A u to m o tiv e ★ E m p l o y m e n t _________ ★ For S a l e g'PUDEWI'W ftPNTALS.'Newl GIRL. W A N T E D f o r c o u n t e r w ork . RACCOON COAT, ladies, size BERKEY1TES! In search of tre a ­ WHY PAY MORE? F o r profes­ JO B R E S U M E S - 100 copies, 19” portable, $i»p er month. 21” [ 1963 IM P A L A 4 0 9 , 4 - s p e e d , s t i c k Apply in p e r s o n at L o u i s 14-16, $25. Made in Copenhagen, sure? You’ ll find what's good and sional dry cleaning, WENDROWS. $4.00. Aldinger Direct Mail Ad­ table models, $8 per month, 17” l s h i ft , m a r o o n , red l e a t h e r b u ck e t C l e a n e r s , 62 3 E . G rand R iv e r . Scandinavian fu rrie r. Call eve- lots of pleasure just 30 steps Pants, sk irts, sw eaters, 6 0 « . vertising. 533 North Clippert. table models, $7 per month. A 111 s e a t s . P a d d e d d a sh. V i b r a t o r 32 nings, 3 3 2 - 2 8 9 2 .____________ 31 away; try one today. C r i s p , Plain d resses, suits, coats, $1.19. IV 5-2213. C sets guaranteed, no service o r l rad io. TU 2 -0 8 3 5 . 30 German cam era ROLLEICORD: crunchy, luscious apples. Ma i n 3006 Vine S t., 1/2 block west of IN CO M E T A X A N Y T I M E - Stu- delivery ch arges. Call Nejac TVs W A N T A D VOLKSWAGEN rT d lcT , B A B Y SIT T IN G - in m y h o m e d u r - Schneider Xenar 75mm f/3.5; entrance Horticulture Building. Frandor. C30 dents, faculty. Walter Hahn & C o . , Rentals, IV 2-0 6 2 4 ._________ c i w hitew alls, ex tra c le a n . Phone ing the d a y , f e n c e d - i n y a r d . • AUTOMOTIVE H olm es Road, P le a s a n t G ro v e LVS and MXV. $75.00. Phone C30 T . V. RENTALS f o r students. 533 C herry Street at E ast Hills­ •EM P LO Y M E N T 484-9169. 33 area. TU 2-5768. 34 355-6124. Leaving the country. FORT LAUDERDALE - budget Econom ical rates by the term and dale, Lansing. Phone 484-7002. TYPING SERY1CE R E N A U L T 1962 C o r d in i, 4 - s p e e d , 32 tours arranged. Call Main Travel month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ ________________________C30 TERM PAPERS, theses, exper-| • FOR RENT b e i g e , w h it e w a lls , r a d i o , h e a t e r . E A R N IN G S A R E u n lim ite d a s an DETROITER MOBILE H o m e , Bureau, IV 4-4441. C27 ALS - 355-6026. Call after 5. DIAPER SERVICE, three types of ienced. IBM e le ctric. Marianne • FOR SALE E x c e l l e n t co nd it ion . P h o n e IV Avon r e p r e s e n t a t i v e . T u r n y ou r f r e e t i m e into $ $. F o r appoint­ 1962, 55 X 10, fully carpeted, col­ STATE FARM'S HOVIEOWN4B r 'S C diapers to choose from. B u l k Harrington, 372-3280. C32| • LOST 8. FOUND 5-6507. 32 ored fixtures. T a k e over pay­ policy gives you m ore home pro­ CHILD CARE, 1 in my licensed wash, for cleaner, whiter diapers, TYPING SERVICES, public steno. F L I C K 1 9 62 , S p e c i a l , s t a t i o n w a - m ent in y o u r h o m e w rite o r c a l l ; •P E R S O N A L ments. 694-0264. , L^ tection, saves $$. Ask your State home, days. 5 m inu tesfrom cam - fluff dried and folded. Use yours Notary. Statistical experience^ gon. P r i v a t e ow n er. L o w m i l e a g e . M r s . Alona H u ck in s, 5 6 6 4 S c h o o l • PEANUTS PERSONAL 8 -tran sisto r radios - Special buy F a r m agent a b o u t it t o d a y . pus. Phone IV 9-2 0 3 7 . 31 or r e n t ours. Containers fur­ pick-up-delivery. Phone Graae c o n d it k C all 3 3 2 - St., H aslett, M i c h i g a n o r c a ll e v e - on a real good 1963 model permits GEORGE TOBIN or ED KAR- ExcelU EASTER'S EARLY this yearTAl- nished. No deposit. 25 y ears ex­ r-.m ss. 337-2447. __________ £? • REAL ESTATE 30 n in g s, FI: 9 - 8 4 8 3 . ____________C 30 34"6. sale at $12.88. Limited quantity. MANN, IV 5-7267, In Frandor. terations an d sewing for the en­ perience. B y -L o Diaper Service, TYPING, t L E C l W typewriter. • SERVICE ACE HARDWHERE, acro ss from ' 6 3 D E V IN D. * 5 " V o lk sw a g en e n ­ C30 1010 E . Michigan, IV 2-0421.C BS degree. G race Rutherford j •TR AN SPO R TATIO N ★ F o r Rent Union Building. ED 2-3212. C tire family. Call 332-2949. g i n e , c u s t o m r i m s , n e e d s body RALPH’S CAFETERIA 31 DIAPER SERVICE, sam e diapers FD 7-0138 . 32| •W ANTED w o rk . $ 1 ,5 8 0 Hudspeth, 4 8 4 - 2 0 5 2 APARTMENTS ____ BICYCLE SALES, service and ACCIDENT P R O B L E M ) Call returned e i t h e r yours or ours. GENERAL TYPING. Immediate! ITODAY'S SPECIAL. ,~ 1 DEADLINE: o r 3 5 5 - 2 1 8 4 . __________ 31 E A S T L A N SIN G , n e a r c a m p u s , rentals. E ast Lansing Cycle, 1215 KalamSzoo S t r e e t Body Shop. With our serv ice, you may include serv ice. Phone 355-1237. 3(1 ^^^ ^ M acarom Si cheese 1 p.m. one c l a s s day be­ F O R D 1 9 5 *. h a rdtop , e x c e l l e n t f u r n i s h e d 2 r o o m u p p e r. 1 o r 2 E ast Grand R iver, call 332-8303. Small d e n t s to large w r e c k s . two pounds of baby clothes that ANN BROWN typist and multillti* _________ C Cole slaw fore publication. m o t o r and t i r e s . No r e a s o n a b l e m en. $ 6 0 . In c l u d e s a ll u t i l i t i e s . Am erican an d f o r e i g n c a r s . do not fade. Diaper pail furnished. offset printing (black & white 8fl DARK BROWN, full length mouton Hot vegetable color). IBM. General t y p i n g / Cancellations -T2 noon one class day before publication o f f e r r e f u s e d . Phone IV 4 - 6 5 9 2 . 30 C all ED 2 - 3 0 9 0 . W A N T E D : G r a d student to s h a r e 32 coat. Size 10-12. $25. 355-9797. 55r, a u t o m a t i c , R iv er St. ED 2 -4 4 3 2 5:30 p.m. ______ 31 selor except when it com es to d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in its ad­ WESTINGHOUSE, n e w2 3 " , w a l - recommending Bubolz Insurance vertising c o l u m n s . T he S t a t e New s w ill not a c c e p t r a d i o , h e a t e r , good t i r e s , good c o nd it ion . $ 5 9 5 . Phone 3 5 5 - 4 6 7 9 a f t e r 6 : 0 0 p .m . 3 5 3 - 6 0 6 4 . M u s t S P A C IO U S a p a r t m e n t with f i r e ­ nut console T .V .l year guarantee. f o r Auto, F ire and Overseas p l a c e , w ill a c c o m m o d a t e 4, p a r k ­ $185. Call IV 2-5634. 32 travel insurance - 220 Albert c o m p a n ie s to s e r v e you. Used Hi - Fi Equipment a d v e r t is in g f r o m p e r s o n s ing s p a c e . If you a r e In need of ONE COMPLETE set excaim ur S treet, 332-86/ 1. C30 sell! ! 32 R o b e r t's R in g C o .. d iscrim in atin g against r e ­ lig io n, r a c e , c o l o r o r CORVETTE S T IN G R A Y , l 9 h 3 c o n v e r t i b l e . W hite, 3 - s p e e d , v e r y b e t t e r study c o n d it io n s and a stainless steel w aterless cook­ THINKING OF a Pizza P arty? c h a n c e to s a v e m o n e y , c a l l 3 3 2 - ware. A one 42 piece set stain­ Contact Bimbo's Pizza first. Call and SALE national o r i g i n . 3980. 3 0 less steel flatware by William A. 484-7817. C32 r e a s o n a b l e . C a l l OR 7 - 0 0 5 3 a f t e r T I R E D O F d o r m e x p e n s e s v F o o d ? R ogers. One 8 place-setting B a­ E l l i o t t ’ s R in g C o. 3:00 p .m . 30 E t c . ? Why not t r y c o - o p e r a t i v e varian china, Autumn Harvest. ★ Peanuts P erso n al HI f Ì BUYS ★ A u to m o tiv e J . B . ’ S U SE D C A R S liv in g ! S a v e $1 0 0 .0 0 p e r t e r m ! ! ! Cost $325 new. Will sell for CONGRATS, to Elly andAldy, the C H E V R O L E T 1959, Im pa la h a r d ­ E xclusively C h ev ro lets D enny, 3 3 2 - 1 4 4 0 . ____________ 32 $250 cash. Phone Bruce Smith Lillipuchins. Love C hris, Rufus, F o r the n i c e s t used C h e v y s in top, 2—d o o r , new 2 —tone f in i s h , E A S T L AN SIN G , b lo ck f r o m U n - 3 5 5 - 5 5 5 7 . ________________ 30 and Bacu. »> 30 whitewall t i r e s , a u to m a tic t r a n s - town. ion B ld g . L a r g e studio a p a r t m e n t HOT POTS are here, $2.59. Also 2801 S. C e d a r , T U 2 - 1 4 7 8 New Used m issio n , rad io , h e a te r. S h arp est f u r n i s h e d , u t i l i t i e s , idea l f o r g r a d coffee cup heaters. ACE HARD­ ★ Real E state 1. P o r t a b l e phono 25 .- $12.50 C in town and p r i c e d to s e l l ! ! A1 student o r u n i v e r s i t y e m p l o y e e . WHERE & GIFTS, E . Grand River 2. G a rra rd changer 5 0 .- 15.- E d w a r d s C o . , L in c o l n , M e r c u r y , 1962 C O R V E T T E a u t o m a t i c ; No u n d e r - g r a d s . $ 8 5 p e r m onth . a cro ss from Union. ED 2-3212. PROFESSORS ! ! ! FACULTY ! ! ! 3. V -M sp e a k e r 4 5 .- 15.- t omei d e a l e r , 3125 E a s t S ag in a w . C o r v e t t e Har dtop to fit '61, ' 6 2 . Phone 3 3 2 - 5 9 8 8 a fte r 6 :0 0 p .m . C Live in luxury, 7 room spacious Rings include degree, seal 4. P o r t a b l e phono 4 0 .- 2 5 .- North of F r a n d o r ) . C32 1962 V o lk sw a g e n , s u n r o o f , good 34 CARPET SAMPLES for throw contemporary ranch, 2 full baths, 3 engraved initials and a 5 . A M / F M T u n e r , p r e am p 9 9 .- 4 5 .- T H L N D E R B T R D 1960. S h a rp 1 - co n d ition . 1960 C h e v r o l e t Im p a l a rugs, patchwork carp ets, c a r 3-way floor to ceiling, fireplace, 145. kit 5 0 .- ' choice of 10 stones. 6. D aystrom AM/FM M P L X T u n e r owr.er c a r . A u t o m a t ic , p o w er h a rdtop . S i x c y l i n d e r , s t a n d a r d m ats. All dolors and types. ED ultra kitchen, thermopane win­ 7. M cIntosh AMP 129.- 6 0 .- s t e e r i n ? arid b r a k e s . Only 5 1 , 6 9 5 , A re ,1 c r e a m puff. B i l l R i c h a r d s t r a n s m i s s i o n . M u s t s e e to b e ­ lieve. C a ll 6 6 9 - 9 8 4 0 o r 3 3 7 -0 6 2 3 H ASLETT 2-1800,_______________37. dows, beautiful patios. Lots of P O R T A B L E TYPEWRITER - mature trees! ! on this oversized Vke 8 . W o l l e n s a c k r e c p la y b a c k with a u x . a m p & s p e a k e r 2 2 5 .- 7 5 .- e v e n in g s . C-30 Olympia P recision. B u y th e lot. (Lake Front) Only six min­ APARTM ENTS B u i c k , out S , C e d a r betw een Holt and M a s o n . D ial OR ' - 3 5 4 1 . 1958 V O L K S W A G E N , s u n r o o .’, 32 c l e a n . $ 4 95. Bud Kouts C h e v r o l e t . finest. T erm s available. H assel- utes to campus. $22,500, excel­ Goa& £>w p 9 . F i s h e r A M / F M T u n e r , St. p r e a m p 1 0. B e l l S t . r e c e i v e r 2 9 9 .- 2 6 9 .- 130.- 130.- C O M E T 1962, 2 - d o o r , I t a n d a r d , 1 B l o c k from Berkey Hall bring Company, 310 N. Grand. lent term s. Call R. J . Frink, 372- 31 IV 2-1219._____________ C 30 1666, 372-3777, 489-6561. Walter A c r o s s From (All eq u ip m e n t fully t e s t e d , " 6” , lik e new, 6 , 3 0 0 m i l e s . A 1950 M E R C U R Y , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i - Home E c o n o mi c s Bldg. re c o n d i t i o n e d , 81 g u a r a n t e e d f o r 9 0 days) eood d e a l. P h o n e IV 7 - 0 , 0 0 . WOMAN’S WHITE shoe figure ice Neller Co. _____________30 tio n, s i x new t i r e s , two s n o w O p e n i n g s for 2 - 3 - 4 & 31 skates, size 5; deluxe leather COUNTRY HOME n e a r E a s t ED 2-6753 p. H K 1956, 32 357” e x c e 11e nt t i r e s , o v e r - d r i v e , low m i l e a g e . C a l l E D 2 - 3 5 6 8 . _____________ 31 running co n d itio n . S o m e r u s t , 6 PON T IA C 1 96 4 , T e m p e s t s p o r t and 5 s tu d e n ts gadget bag: 16mm movie cam era- Lansing. Has several tre e s, 2 1/2 brand new; 40, long, sport jfoat; acres of land. A nice 5 - r o o m Gcuul WED. ONLY dark tweed charcoal grey suit, home with fireplace, basement, c y l i n d e r , s t a n d a r d sh ift . 3 5 5 - 0 3 1 9 , a f t e r 5 : 0 0 p .m . 3 5 5 - 7 9 2 2 . 30 c o u p e . A s s u m e p a y m e n t s . Only $ 6 2 . 7 1 ' p e r month . C a l l M a r k A V A IL A B L E 40, long, w -34; 2 wool ladies full bath, furnace, large garage. d resses, sizes 10-12. Best offers, Only $9,700. Phone A l-Staser H m i& k 1st COME 1st SERVED Pung, a g en t. E D 2 - 5 0 1 1 . 32 Real E state (R ealtor), 337-1755. Spartan Center SPARTAN M O IO RS N O W Call 337-1840. _______ 31 323 E. Grand River Open 9-9 Mon-I^ri. F O R D 1959 R a n c h - W a g o n , 4 - DISHWASHER RCA Whirlpool Su- 31 CHEVROLET 1 9 5 9 , 4- d o o r , door, V - 8, autom atic t r a n s m i s ­ F o r t h e h p T in prem e, portable. Used 1year, ex­ R a ik w o o d wagon , 6 cy lin de r, s i o n , p o w e r s t e e r i n g . Phone E D cellent condition. Make me an of­ sta n d a r d t r a n s m i s s i o n . A n i c e 2-396". 31 Student A p artm en ts fer. 485-8023. ___________ 30 on e. $ 7 9 5 . 1954 C H E V R O L E T B E L AIR , 2 - S E W I N G M A C H I N E SINGER C H E V R O L E T i 9 6 0 , C o r v a i r , 4 - d o o r , “ 6’ ’ s t i c k , $100. Bud K outs PORTABLE-Equipped to make lo o r, 3 - s p e e d t r a n s m i s s i o n , very C h e v r o l e t . O p en dai l y buttonholes, b l i n d h e m , over­ 31 s h a rp .’’ 5 9 9 5 . P L Y M O U T H I 9 6 0 sta tio n wagon, 8 c a sts, and darns. Can be taken for C H E V R O L E T 1961, B i s c a y n e , 2 - cy lin d e r, autom atic t r a n s m i s ­ ca re of for only 7 payments of $6.57 p e r m o n t h , guaranteed, c L o r , 6 c y l i n d e r , s t a n d a r d t r a n s - s i o n , r a d i o and h e a t e r . $ 8 7 5 . in sp e ctio n P h o n e IV 5 - 2 6 2 7 . ____________. 32 tradeins accepted. Call OL 5 - rn issior.. $ 1 0 9 5 . 1962 C O R V A I R S p i d e r , b l a c k on 2054. _______ C 30 CH EV R O LE 1 1961, C o rv a ir, 4 - 332-8412 NEW T .V .'s) $88-up. Famous black, w hitew alls, r a d i o , e tc . d oor, 4 - s p e e d t r a n s m i s s i o n , makes. LOOK B - 4-U Buy Storage E xcellen t c o n d i t i o n . 1 8 ,0 0 0 clean. 51095. EDWARD G. HACKER CO. Furniture Sales, 4601 N. U.S. 27, m iles. C all F E 9-8 0 9 3 . 32 IV 7-0173. _____________C30 C H E V R O L E T 1 9 5 9 , Im p a l a , 2 - 1951 F O R D , good condition. C a l l R EA LTO R S N EW $160 - c o a t - m a n - m a d e d oor, h ar d to p , a u t o m a t i c t r a n s ­ 3 3 2 - 5 9 3 9 a f t e r 5 : 3 0 p.m . Leopard, size 9, $50; skirts and m issio n . $1095. 32 IV 5-2261 d resses, 10-14. Call IV 9-6 4 1 0 ‘ 63 C U T L A S S , hyd rom atic. S e ll C H E V R O L E T 1962, Monza c o n - after 5:30 p.m.___________ 30 f o r b e s t o f f e r . P hon e 4 8 4 - 4 2 4 4 . \e-rtible. A s h a r p low m i l e a g e 1960 HURON HOMES mobile home 32 WANTED:™Onf^emaie^c^ubiet c a r . 51795. ‘ 59 FORD G A L A X IE co n v ertib le, tra ile r, 10 X 36. On l o t near f o r S p r i n g o r S u m m e r t e r m at 3 0 0 0 E . M ichigan b l a c k , V - 8 , a u t o m a t i c , good c o n ­ MSU. Phone 332-8987. 31 C ed ar V illag e. C all 3 3 7 -2 3 7 0 . IV 7 - 3 7 1 5 d itio n , s h a r p . P h o n e 1\ , - 0 0 4 3 . 7' HEAD SKIIS with co-flex bot- ___________________________________ 32 C30 32 A P A R T M E N T , 3 r o o m s , f u r - toms and step-in bindings. Good T R IU M P H 1962 T R 3 r o a d s t e r , F O R D 1953, 6 ' cy l in d e r ) s t i c k n i s h e d , 1023 N. C a p i t o l . 12 m i n ­ condition. $65. Call 485-3916. o r ig in a l r e d f in i s h , whitewall v e r y good t i r e s , good co n d ition , 332 u t e s to c a m p u s . F o r co u p le o r 2 t i r e s , r a d i o , and h e a t e r . L i k e new s t a r t s good. C a l l 3 5 5 - 2 9 8 9 . SPRING FORMAL, pi n k, $lt>. g r a d st u d e n t s f o r S p r i n g and S u m ­ throughout and p r i c e d fo r i m m e ­ 3 0 Washable storm coat with hood, ________________ 32 m e r . $ 6 0 m on th . 4 8 9 - 5 3 1 6 . diate s a l e ! ! Al E d w a rd s S p o r t c a r $.. 0. Sizes 10-12. Portfolio, $3. F U R N IS H E D A P A R T M E N T S , f a - C e n t e r , 616 N. How ard, Phone i ★ E m p lo y m e n t c i l i t i e s f o r 3 o r 4 p e r s o n s . C h o i c e IV 2-5603. _________ 31 9-759' . ■ C32 1959 NEW MOON Deluxe 1U x P E R S O N S I N T E R E S T E D in Naval of f u r n i s h i n g s and c o l o r s . C a l l 4 5 ’ , two bedroom tra ile r. Can aviation - i n f o r m a t i o n i s a v a i l ­ G E O R G E or SAM, E D 2 -5 0 4 1 , o r E D 2 - 0 5 6 5 . __________ arrange financing. Call 337-0623 a b le in the lob by of the U nion C30 B l d g . , F e b r u a r y 19 - F e b r u a r y W A N T E D : ONE m a le to s u b - l e t evenings. _____________ 3*2 STORY 26. R E G IS T E R E D NURSES, f u l l o r p a r t t i m e , 11- o r 3 -1!. G o o d s a l - 32 f o r S p r i n g and / or S u m m e r t e r m s RUG AND PAD. Design. 12X15, at C e d a r V i l l a g e . C a l l 3 3 2 - 1 4 4 2 g o o d condition. $75. 1014 V e r- o r 3 3 2 - 5 0 5 1 . ____________________ 4 8 linden. Phone IV 5-3355 before HO USES 10:00 p.m.____________________ 33 a r y and d if f t e n t i a l plus o t h e r S e lls F o r L e s s fringe b e n e fits . F le x ib le t i m e ANNOUNCING T H E PREMIER A V A I L A B L E M a r c h 2 1 - J u n e 30, SHOWING of the all new 1964 s c h e d u l e . M e a l f u r n i s h e d . Phone 3 b e d r o o m fully f u r n i s h e d h o u s e . Mobile Homes and Travel T ra il­ E D 2 - 0 8 0 1 ._________ __________ 41 O kem os ( F o r e s t H ills). P r e f e r 6 2 Che\ II 4 - d o o r sed a n in­ T E L E P H O N E SO LIC ITO R S: L a ­ e rs this FRIDAY and SATURDAY faculty m e m b e r . 332-3013. d ie s be tw e e n 2 0 and 45 , to work at Select Mobile Homes located c u d e s r a d i o , h e a t e r , a uto­ 32 h e r e in o u r o f f i c e . $1.25 p e r ho ur 6 1/2 miles North on U S-27 at matic t r a n s m i s s i o n and w hite LAST LA NS1NG: 3 - b e d r o o m with a d v a n c e m e n t , i ' p r appo int­ Webb Rd. A few weeks ago the na­ .vail t i r e s . ONE C A R E F U L ranch, 1 y e a r , near sch oo ls, m e n t c a l l 4 8 5 - 05 0 7 . 32 sh opp in g, $ 1 2 5 . 5 4 5 V i r g i n i a . tion’ s dealers yiewed these fabu­ OW NE R, S I 29 5. GREAT L A K LSTM PLO Y M EN T Phone 3 3 2 - 8 9 5 5 . 30 lous new models at the Louisville W HERE ARE YOU G O IN G T H IS V O C A T IO N ? f o r p e r m a n e n t p o s i t i o n s in o f f i c e , show for the first time, now it’ s R O O M S__________________________ __ s a l e s , t e c h n i c a l . C a l l IV 2 - 1 5 4 3 . F U R N IS H E D R O O M f o r s i n g l e your turn. That’ s this FRIDAY C30 an d SATURDAY at SELECT m a n , n e a r c a m p u s and b u s . C a l l co m m u n ica tio n s d esign • reliab ility /m ain tain ab ility ’ 62 V o lk sw ag en 2 - d o o r w i t h MOBILE HOMES now a factory Y oun g s c ie n tis ts and e n g in e e rs "g o in g p la c e s " in vesti­ ra d io , h e a t e r and w hite wall B O O K K E E P E R -R E C E P T IO N IST : 337-2080. 32 e n g in eerin g • re c o n n a is s a n c e sy s te m s • am p lifier and g a te a variety of ch allen g in g en g in eerin g av en u es tire s. S T O R Y P R IC ED T O P e r m a n e n t p o s i t i o n , 4 - m e m b e r S I N G L E R O O M S f or S p r i n g c o m p u te r s y s te m s • m icrow ave co m p o n e n ts d esig n • b efore se le ctin g o n e b e st su ited to th eir g o als. And SELL $1395. downtown law f i r m , 5 d a y s , s h o r t ­ t e r m s . L a r g e , qu iet r o o m s , w ash ★ L o s t & Found e le c tro m a g n e tic in te rfe re n ce co n trol • e le ctro n ic s y s ­ hand d e s i r a b l e , a c c u r a t e t y p is t , bowl in e a c h . 1b l o c k f r o m c a m - th ey look for a p ro fession al clim a te with lots of indi­ L O ^ r B r u w r ^ n o t^ o ld e ^ C o n - te m s an aly sis • telem etry and tra ck in g • tra je c to ry a g e 1 9 - 3 5 , m u s t b e p o is e d , w e l l - p u s. A p p rov ed , s u p e r v i s e d . $9. vidual recogn ition and a d v a n ce m e n t op portu nity. If tains drivers license. R e w a r d . a n aly sis • m an u factu rin g r&d • industrial en g in eerin g g r o o m e d and h a v e p le a s a n t t e l e ­ p e r w eek . S p a r t a n H a l l , 215 L o u i s , Call 355-4813 evenings. 30 you a re ch a rtin g your c a r e e r alon g this c o u rs e , let 5 8 P l y m o u t h Station wagon h a s 33 • te ch n ica l ad m in istratio n . . . plus m an y o th e rs . phone p e r s o n a l i t y . C a l l M r s . 3 3 2 - 2 5 7 4 . r a d io , h e a t e r , a u t o m a t i c t r a n s ­ LOST: P a s s p o r t b e lo ng ing t o L ing-T em co-V ought be your guide. V a n T a s s e l , 4 8 9 - 5 7 5 3 . _________32 MICHIGAN A V E N U E , E a s t ; 10 For a c lo s e r look at th e n u m erou s c a r e e r d irectio n s m i s s i o n and t w o -t o n e p a int. s i n g l e r o o m s on one f l o o r . F o r S o h r a b B e h d a d ; if found, p l e a s e As o n e of th e n a tio n 's m o st v e rsa tile co n trib u to rs to W ANTED availab le with Ling-T em co-V ought, ask you r P la ce m e n t STORY S E L L S PLYM OUTHS m e n . R e a d y so o n . IV 5 - 6 1 2 8 . c a l l 3 5 3 - 1 4 7 4 or send t o I r a n ­ th e a e ro s p a c e , m ilitary e le c tro n ic s and co m m u n ica ­ A g r i c u l t u r a l s e n i o r s to s e r v e in FOR LESS $395. ________ 32 ian C o n s u l a t e G e n e r a l , 3400 O ffice for o u r b ro ch u re d escrib in g LTV p ro je cts and S . E . A s i a and A f r i c a . I n t e r v i e w s , tio n s s c ie n c e s , LTV ca n o ffer you a p erson alized rou te G IR L S~ O V E R 21 n i c e l y f u r n i s h e d , W ash ing ton S t r e e t , San F r a n c i s c o p ro d u cts, th en sch ed u le an ap p o in tm en t with o u r F e b r u a r y 19, b e tw ee n 9 : 0 0 - 5 : 0 0 , 3] to an e x citin g and rew arding fu tu re in su ch a r e a s as c l o s e to c a m p u s , d ou b les a n d 18. C a l i f o r n i a . C a m p u s P l a c e m e n t B u r e a u . In­ re p re se n ta tiv e . Or w rite C ollege R elatio n s O ffice, Ling- s i n g l e s a v a i l a b l e . P h o n e E D L O S T : OM EGA watch with grey a e r o d y n a m i c s • a v io n ic s a n d in s tr u m e n t a t i o n • STORY t e r n a t i o n a l V o lu n t a r y S e r v i c e s , T em co-V ou gh t, Inc.. P. O. Box 5 9 0 7 , D allas 2 2 , T e x a s. 2-22 7 6. 3(3 l e a t h e r band at J e n i s o n Field o p e ra tio n s an aly sis • d y n a m ics • s y s te m s d esig n • I n c . ___________ 30 H o u s e, T h u r s d a y . R e w a r d . C a l l L ing-T em co-V ought is an equal op portu nity em p lo yer. D E L I V E R Y B O Y needed . Must 31 s e rv o m e ch a n ism s • s tr e s s an aly sis • propulsion • ★ F o r Sale Steve. 3 5 5 - 2 5 5 " . OLDSMOBILE h a v e c a r . C a l l 3 3 2 - 8 1 3 2 b e tw een 6 : 0 0 and 8 : 0 0 p .m .____________ 31 HEATHK1TS - used; PT-1 Am - ★ P e r s o n a l "w o r l d ’ s l a r g e s t ' T E L E P H O N E SO LIC ITO RS - e x - p e r i e n c e o n ly , s a l a r y p lus c o m ­ F.M. CiUier; AA-50 50 watt stereo^ Integrated amp-preamp record O N C tf^’ FUD'S PARTY s T o p . g - r v : N( 3 - T f M C O - V O l/ « H T ! hé C m i s s i o n . F o r in t e r v i e w c a l l 3 3 2 - change with Shure mag. c a rt. Call Party supplies and beverages. O LDSM O BILE D E A L E R 6651 b e tw e e n 7 : 0 0 p .m . and 8 : 0 0 332-4390 after 4:00 p.m. Kosher sandwiches. T w o miles L W M IC H ^ G A N ^ / ^ L T V ^ R ^ E X R C H ^ E N H R '^ Ä L T rC ^ lJ^ N S IN G ^ / ^ E w !!) PI FORSCH ^INCORPORATED^/ t l N I ^ R S n v ^LOUDSPEAKER^ Phone IV 2-1311 p.m . 32 33 east on Grand River. _______ C M ich igan State News, E a s t L an sin g , M ichigan Wednesday, F e b ru a ry 19, 1964 9 ★ Service TY P IN G SE R V IC E THESES, term papers, general typing. Reasonable. Phone 355- In tr a m u r a l N ew s W in te r S p o rts S eason E n d in g 3293 or 339-2643 after 5 p.m. MEN’ S 7 — Wollstone- Wooster (Young) 5 - Beta Theta Pi (Fluke)-Phi The winter sports season is urday at the IM pool against Illi­ Big 1 en and NCAA champion­ State are still on the slate tor 32 Open Hockey League 8 — M cGregor-M cLean Sigma Kappa (Goodrich) drawing to a close for the Spar­ nois. Then it’ s the Big Ten, ships follow these in March. the w restlers (4 -3 -1 ). All the E X P E R T TYPING. Verna Mead, 9 — McBeth-McClaine 10—Snyder-S.A.E. 6 — L.C .A .-Sigm a Chi (W ar- tan squads, and only the hockey Michigan Collegiate and NCAA The gym schedule for the re ­ matches are at home, with the 1518 S. Pennsylvania, 48 5-9063. Gym 1 (Ct. 2) 10:30— Sigma Chi-Emmons burton) team has more than three con­ Championships for the mermen. mainder of th e season reads first one, Michigan, on Saturday. _______ _4_8 6 — Woodbridge-Worthington 7 — S.A.M. (Fields)-Phi Sigma te sts, excluding championships, like murder’s row. Saturday it’s Conference and National champ­ THESES AND term papers typed. Residence Hall Bowling 7 — .Volfram-Worship The track squad (0-1) has two Delta (Berman) left to be played. Michigan and then on Feb. 28 ionships a re also on tap for the •Electric typew riter. F a s t s e r ­ 8 — W orcester-W olverton m eets left before the Big Ten Alleys 8 p.m . Southern Illinois. One day later grapplers. vice. 3 3 2 -4 5 9 ". 33 9 — Wordsworth-Wormwood 5 — Phi Delta T heta-A .E .P i The basketball squad (11-10) 1 -2 — .Vest Shaw 9 -7 and United States T rack and Field the gymnasts (4-2) face Illinois. F o r the skaters (8-12) there’ s £ f)l£ STAftR, TYPIST, T heses, Gym II (Ct. 3) (Baxter) has games with Iowa,Northwest­ 3 -4 — West Shaw 1-5 Federation m eets. The sprinters All three m eets are away from a weekend -.eries at Michigan d issertations, term papers, gen­ 6 — Red T rojans-Finks 9 — Z .B .T . (Foan )-Farm House ern and Ohio State left before 5 -6 — West Shaw 6 -1 0 face Wisconsin and Indiana at home. 1 here will also be Big lech , tw o m o r e games with eral typing. Experienced, IBM 7 — Iron City Six-Fyjim os 10 — Phi Delta Theta-Sigma the final buzzer sounds. 7 -8 — West Shaw 4 -2 Madison Saturday and then host Ten and NCAA gym meets to Michigan and a pair of games E le c tric . OR 7-8232. C 8 — Asher-Knads Chi (Warner) 9 -1 0 — Bailey 1-3 The swimmers (4-2) have their Miami (O.) on Feb. 27. follow. at the Ice Arena with Colorado TYPING in my h o m e. S h i r l e y Time Gym II (Ct. 4) 11 — Beta Theta Pi (E llis)- 11-12— Dueces-Brinkley Pi Kappa Phi (Fenchuk) last dual meet of the season Sat- Michigan, Minnesota and Ohio College. Decker, F o r e s t Ave. Lansing. 6 — Wimbledon-Wight The fencers (4-3) have two Phone IV 2 -7 2 0 8 . C Basketball Schedule 7 — Windjammer- .Vinchester 12 - - Phi Sigma Kappa (Pfaffen- meets left 011 the schedule. Sat­ Time Gym 1 (Ct. 1) 8 — Wicliff-Wiquassett b erg)-S.A .E. (Leahy) 7 — Phi Sigma Kappa (Smalt urday they go up against Ohio ★ Transportation 6 — Wolverine-Woodward 9 — Rinky Dinks-Evans Scho­ 13 — D.T.D. (Kinney)-L.C.A. State and Notre Dame at Colum­ Si Fo ss)-A . 1 .0 . RIDE WANTED toBaltim ore after Wednesday f o r weekend of Feb­ ★ Wanted la rs Gym 111 (Ct. 5) 14 — S.A.M. (M iller)-A .l.O . 15 — T heta Chi (Beyerly)-Phi 8 - - A .E.Pi ( Z i m m e r m a n Si E llis )-T h e ta Chi (McDonel & bus. The following w e e k at Bloomington, Indiana and De­ PROSPECTIVE 6 — Urban Planner s-Stigma Poo Sigma Delta (Sachs) Stevens) troit provide the competition. ruary 21st. Call 355-4195. 30 WANTED: F ratern al and identi­ 16 - - A .E .P i (Siegle)-Delta Chi FREE RO UN D -TRIPtoN .Y.City, spring break. Must have d riv er’ s cal twins for social re se a rch . Call Marv Moore, daytime - 355- 7 - - McDuff-McNab 8 — East Shaw 6 -8 Doubles— 8 p.m. GRADUATES 9 — Uncle Tom’ s-Spauins license. Call Herman. ED 2-5251. 3438, evenings - 484-4843. 1 — Delta C h i-Z .B .T . (Borack Gym 111 (Ct. 6) . SPARTAN FLIGHTS - Spring v a - 34 ___________________________________ 32 COMBO or band, minimum plus 6 — Wilding-Winsor 6 Sommers) IN CONSERVATION 7 — McCoy-McKinnon 2 — F arm House-Pi Kappa Phi cafion flights to where the fun is. percentage, February 29 dance. 8 — East Shaw 1-3 (McDonald & Boyd) Michigan Civil S e r v i c e is now r e c r u i t i n g Phone 33“—9842; b:00 - ":0 0 p .m . Daytona, $79., NYC, $55. - round only. 31 9 — McTavish-Mclnnes 3 — D.T.D. (Hewett & E sp erti)- applicants for a s p e c i a l training p r o g r a m trip. Don’t get left behind; call Beta Theta Pi (Gelesro K Alding- now, 332-8563, M- F, 1-5 p.m. 33 GRADE ATE STUDENT is looking for a one man apartment, Unap­ Fraternity Table Tennis Singles— 7 p.m. er) 4 — L .C .A .-S .A .E . (Nagler & I leading to top c a r e’e r positions in the Michigan D e p a r t m e n t of C o n s e r v a t io n . proved and unsupervised, all p ri­ 1 - Delta Chi-Theta Chi (Gierach) Nash) ★ Wanted vate wi t h parking. References 2 - Z .B .T . (Steinhart)-Pi Kappa 5 — Phi Delta T heta-Phi Sigma Students anticipating gr aduation p r i o r to available upon request. Apart­ Phi (Kohler) July 1 will be eligible. Delta (Hahn Si Moss) WANTED TO Buy: Man’ s English ment wanted through June 10. Gall 3 - A .T .O .-F arm House 6 — S.A.M. (Sahman & F otte)- or Italian ra c e r bicycle. Call 355- 355-3774 8 -5 Monday thru F r i - 4 - D.T.D. (T a n n in g )-S .A .E . Sigma Chi (Goetz Si Handy) .*■ -V 5486. 31 Hnv. ^ C o n s e r v a t i o n Offi ce r T r a i n e e s . Starting CASH SAVINGS . . .PLUS PLAIO STAMPS! CASH SAVINGS . • . PLUS PLAID STAMPS! annual s a l a r y $ 5 . 8 0 5 i n c r e a s i n g at end of f i r s t y e a r to $ 6 . 4 7 3 . F o ur pe r cen t in­ !& c r e a s e in s a l a r y ra ng e r e c o m m e n d e d to take effect July 1. 1964 . Pork Loin Roasts T h e s e ar c outstanding opportunities! W r i t e to M i c h i g a n C i v i l S e r v i c e C o m m i s s i o n , 3 2 0 South Walnut, L a n s i n g , 4 8 9 1 3 , f o r e x a m i n a t i o n a p p l i c a t i o n s . i 1 & a Loin End LB. Y o u r e y e s n e e d W a l l a c e Benefits: s u n p ro te c tio n in w in te r , t o o Pay r a t e s w ell in lin t wir ihe->* of :■ em ployers Regular salary increases ûU M JA N T« Rib End LB. i r3* In sun or snow, wherever you go, you'll look better t r a n s f e r and p r o m o t io n a l o p p o n u i i u k OFQUAL/rF GOV’ T I N S P E C T E D G R A D E A and see better in our fashion-right o p tically-cor- rect outdopr eyewear . Come see our collection of S t a t e C o n t r i b u t o r y gro up •. ’ ! : : .m e ! ; State pa;. - major share surance program s- styles for both men and women. . .in plain lenses or ground to your prescription, if you prefer. Longevity pa; R us s e t Baking New Green FRYERS WHOLE I £ Liberal annu of earned i and sick leave provisions. (Payment of 50y ick leave on retirement or death. No limit POTATOES Z o ¿r > CO a « l-kJ CD S U P E R RIGHT F U L L Y C O O K E D P A i on sick 1e r Unemploymem e accru al.) compensation 20ib BAG 7 Q C | 7 -< t c -> . CO _j Semi Boneless Hams Joy LB WALLACE OPTICIANS Excellent r e t i ; ment plan including Social Security benefits. Marsh Seedless Vi ne Ripe A LL G O O D « 3 0 4 0 Vine (opposi te Frandor) Ph. IV 9 - 2 7 7 4 a l s o o f f i c e s downtown at 107 N. Wash i n g to n . Ph. IV 2 1175 Anequalopportunityem ployer Grapefruit Tom atoes Bacon Dr. R . C. J o n e s and Dr. B . 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