I n s id e MICHIGAN W e a t h e r RA feature, p. 4; wrestling, p. 7; UB Committees, p. 5; More on Picket, p. 3. STATE Considerably cloudy with scattered snow flurries to­ UNIVERSITY day. High in the low 30’ s. Vol. 55, Number 97 Thursday, February 20, 1964 E ast Lansing, M ichigan Prie# 10« Tax Cut Nears, iggest In History P ic k e ts P ro te s t W a lla c e P ro file irons Out Area NAACP Head Differences Expresses 'Shock1 C u t E s tim a te d By SUE JA C O B Y State News Staff Writer A t 1 9 P e r C en t N eg ro and white students picketed the State WASHINGTON ((/P))-Most tax­ payers were assured more take- News Wednesday to p r o t e s t an a r t i c l e a n d home pay starting early next e d i t o r i a l w h i c h p o r t r a y e d A l a b a m a Gov. month when Senate and House conferees wrapped up Wednesday G eo rg e C . W a l l a ce as a “ s i n c e r e ” man whose a comprom ise agreement on the s e g r e g a t i o n i s t b el ie fs a r e m e r e l y a pro du ct biggest tax cut bill in the nation’s history. of his en vi ro nm ent . ________________________ The reduction, e x p e c t e d to Over 60 pickets marched in climb to $11.5 billion a year, will front of the Student Services Reds Ask ease the treasu ry’ s bite on busi­ Building during th e afternoon nesses as well as individuals. after the stories appeared in But, there will be some tighten­ U.N. Aid Wednesday’ s paper. The article ing of present regulations which was written by Jackie Kororia, will mean higher taxes in some Framingham, M ass., senior, who areas. Ironing out of differences be­ In Cyprus interviewed Wallace in Chicago E D IT O R IA L DRAWS P I C K E T S —Some of the students who picketed the State News office, on last weekend. tween Senate and House versions the third floor of Student Services building (in the background), in protest of an article and The article said that the after- of the bill put the measure over editorial in Wednesday s paper on Alabama Gov. George Wallace, demonstrate Wednesday math of slavery and the Civil War its last big hurdle. It took the afternoon. pti.wby 0«, siwmok»» in the South has made Wallace UNITED NATIONS (/P'-The So­ conferees three days of voting the person he is. It emphasized viet Union demanded Wednesday to whiz through a handful of that Miss Korona did not accept that the U.N. Security Council major differences and nearly 200 his segregationist views. safeguard the territorial Integ­ minor and technical ones. The editorial maintained that rity, unity and independence of Sen. Russell B. Long, D -L a., H a n n a h D e n ie s A n y P la n s Wallace and other segregation­ ists " a r e sincere in their con­ Cyprus without regard to any treaties that country has with floor manager of the bill in the Senate and a conferee, told news­ victions and have as much justifi­ Britain, Turkey, or G reece. men "1 believe we have come cation for them as any northerner In a speech to the council So­ up with a better bill than either FU Z A K HONORED**Terry Burgon, Lackawanna, N.Y., sen­ F or 4 -Y e a r M ed S chool has for h is." It was written by an editorial viet d e l e g a t e N i k o l a i T . Fedorenko denounced the North ior, helps Dean of Students John A. Fuzak try an Excalibur the House or Senate passed.” "In other words, we discarded w riter and approved by State Atlantic T reaty powers for their jacket for size. Dean Fuzak was given an Excalibur award the worst things from both b ills,” $90,000. He indicated that plans medical program , the president 3 y OYARS B A L C E R S News e d i t o r - i n - c h i e f Bruce role in the Cyprus c ris is , but he at a Luncheon Wednesda y. Pti»«^l «»» Long said. for the 1964-65 fiscal year in­ said. State News Staff Writer Fabricant, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., stopped short of introducing any Rep. Hale Boggs of Louisana, cluded a budget of $164,000 and “ The d irector of the institute William H. Knisely, works with­ senior. formal resolution f o r council the House Democratic whip, said President John A. Hannah told eight additional faculty mem bers. in the P rovosts office and will Most of the pickets expressed consideration. he expects the House to pass the l e g i s l a t o r s T u e s d a y that There was no cause and effect Michigan State did not intend to set up afo u r-y ear medical school relationship between the estab­ lishment of the institute of bio­ remain th e re ," Hannah s a i d . “ The intentions of the institute "deep shock" at the articles. Maxie Gordon, Columbia, S. C ., It was believed that the Soviet Union and other council members F re n c h T ro o p s bill next Tuesday with no trouble. Long said he expects the Senate have not changed with the estab - senior and president of the cam - were reluctant to bring in propos­ to act the same day or on Wed­ within the foreseeable future. logy and medicine and the more als pending the outcome of con­ nesday, without " an y consider­ The President made the state­ recent go-ahead on the two year (continued on page 3) ment in the course of an appro­ (continued on page 3) tinuing private consultations on S e c r e ta r y -G e n e r a l U Thant’ s S q u e lc h R e v o lt able opposition,” sending the bill to the White House. priations hearing at KelloggCen- te r attended by the Board of suggestions for achieving a solu­ L I B R E V I L L E , G a b o n l/P)- least some police elements, col­ E n g in e e r in g C o n tro v e rs y P r e s i d e n t Johnson will pro­ T ru stees and other University tion. French troops flown in from lapsed when French troops took bably sign the bill shortly after adm inistrators and members of These include the sending of a nearby African nations Wednes­ control of the presidential palace March 1, Long said, and tax­ peacekeeping force to Cyprus day snuffed out a 24-hour-old late Wednesday. The Libreville the house ways and mean com ­ mittee and the senate appropri­ ations comm ittee. "T h e commotion about this Teaching Shift Defended made up of British commonwealth and neutral nations, and the ap­ pointment of a mediator to help revolutionary r e g i m e and re ­ stored Leon Mba, who had been imprisoned in the presidential radio announced "a ll the rebels have surrendered.” The French foreign ministry in payers will feel the first effects in their paychecks received about March 12. This will come in r e ­ ducing the withholding rate from med school is a m yth," he said. By JOHN L O C K E ing school in the nation in the in theory and are going to the work out a permanent settlement. palace, as Gabon's chief of state. P a ris said Fran ce acted in r e ­ 18 percent to 14 per cent of in­ "T h ere is no intention of going Stote News Staff Writer field of applied scie n ce ," he said. west coast while we desparately Fedoronko threw the Soviet Un­ French officials dismissed the sponse to a request f o r h e l p come; this rate is based on list­ beyond the tw o-year pre-clin ical The College of Engineering Kenneth H. P riestly , president need applied science engineers ion's full support behind Cyprus’ fact that Mba, an old friend of transmitted through diplomatic ing no personal exemptions with program .” was attacked recently for shift­ of V assar E l e c t r o l o g y , Inc., in our plants h ere,” he said. request that the council call upon President C harles DeGaulle.had channels. A mutual protection the employer and varies with the Warren Huff, a member of the ing from the factory apprentice­ Chicago, 111., said it is now In 1954, while Michigan State all states to respect its te rrito r­ signed and broadcast his resig ­ treaty pledges French help for number listed. Board of T ru stees and chairman ship form of teach in g to th eclass- “ im possible" for the foundry was still a college, it had a ial integrity. nation. They said he acted under Gabon. ( The heart of the bill is the cut of the M i c h i g a n Coordinating room method. industry to get an MSU engineer productive foundry on campus. He charged that the unrest and duress. The foreign ministry said Mba in individual tax rates, is esti­ Council on Higher Education said C r i t i c i s m cam e from the who is trained for work in a The foundry was an advanced, violence in Cyprus was being fo­ A tight curfew was ordered in has been escorted to a provincial mated to range from 14 per cent the Council had discussed the ex­ American Foundrymen’s Society plant. vocational high school producing mented from the outside in order effect in Libreville from 8 p.m. town and that as soon as he r e ­ to 70 per cent instead of the pansion of medi.cal teaching in an d o t h e r representatives of "A ll the graduates are trained g r a d u a t e s that c ou l d run to provide a pretext for NATO to to 7 a.m . A r a d i o announcer turns to Libreville, the role of present 20 per cent to 91 per Michigan. Michigan’ s foundry industry. machines. convert the Mediterranean island warned that patrols would fire on the French troops will be over. into a m ilitary bastion. anyone except soldiers an d po­ (continued on page 3) "A t no time did the question "Michigan State has absorbed In 1955, after Michigan State its whole applied science pro­ became a university, the foundry He declared that what happens lice. of providing a four-year medical g ram ,” stated Ashley B. Sinnett, Emmons Asks was abandoned. Since then, the in the Mediterranean is of prime T h e revolt led by army of­ Hannah Refutes 'Myth’ school at Michigan State a r i s e ," Huff said. general manager of the A .F.S. (continued on page 6) concern to the Soviet Union. fice rs, with the support of at Hannah said that the budget for the p re-clin ical program for the of Des Plaines, 111. "A t one tim e, Michigan State MHA Review c u r r e n t y e a r wi l l be about was the most respected engineer- Of Dress Vote Over Library Problems President John A. Hannah ans­ committee to study library needs. F o r the fourth time this term Men’ s Halls Association will be wered what he calls the myth It will take them several months confronted with a proposal for that only money will solve current to get their findings, but then changing men’ s evening dress MSU L ibrary problems. the university will be able to "One of the myths on this cam ­ know how to meet future needs, regulations. MHA has defeated the proposal pus is that if the L ibrary gets he said. three times previously, although m ore dollars, then it will auto- Cuban Fish ermen Convicted m a t l c a l l y b e c o m e b e tte r," KEY WEST, F la . (/PI— The m asters of four fishing vessels owned each time m ore members voted for it. Last week the proposal fell one vote short of passing. Hannah said. course, is ridiculous.” "T h is idea, of Pickets Halt by the Fidel C astro government were convicted Wednesday of intruding in Florida w aters. Their 25 crewmen w ere freed on sim ilar c h a r g e s . The change would allow men to wear sport shirts and trou­ The Library has a high rating on MSU’ s budget list. However, Dorm Work se rs other than beachcombers, he pointed out that the library Criminal court Judge Thomas Caro sentenced the four captains Pickets from the Glazier’s L a­ Bermudas, dungarees, knickers, staff has not been able to cata­ to six months in jail and fined them $500 each. He said the jail log all the books coming in. bor Union stopped construction term s would be suspended as soon as the fines aru .paid. jeans and Levis to dinner. Wednesday on Fee and Akers Thomas Guthrie, Watsontown He said the staff may have to Dorm itories. P a ., junior and president of Em­ be increased, but indicated a The Union, local 826 A F L - Rubens Painting Recovered mons Hall, told his general coun­ comprehensive study of the L i­ CIO, picketed the grounds and cil Tuesday night that he would b rary ’s future is necessary. BRUSSELS, Belgium ,P— Rubens’ “ N'egroe ' ” of other workers refused to cro ss b.-xng up the motion at tonight’ s “ MSU needs a blueprint to the picket lines. No work at all Belgium’ s great a rt treasu res, h a s . b e e n r e c o v e r e d and a ■ -ri. tttVOttCPi” ' Travel (Tffice E A S T LAN SI NG- 20 9 E . G rand R i v e r FRANOOR SHOPPING CENTER Lansing DOWNTOWN- 1 0 7 S. Washington 332-8667 M ich igan State News, E a s t L an sing, M ichigan Thursday, F eb ru ary 20, 1964 5 A T L P r o f P o s ts H u rd A do p ts 6M is e r% S tu d e n t P o e try Students near Bessey Hall can get helpful tips from the Ameri­ purpose is not to honor Individ­ uals but for the general good of R evives C om ic S p irit can thought and language student the students as a whole.” Recapturing the light comic of the arena in staging the pro­ writing exhibit. The present exhibit shows five spirit of Moliere is the aim of duction is carried out with the Klunzinger, East Lansing sopho­ ATL themes are selected by in­ poetry selections. John. Hurd, director of the P e r­ use of warm colors and furni­ more, Sue Pennington, Carbon- structors and submitted to H. "T his is an unusual exhibit be­ forming A rts Company’ s pro­ ture scenery. dale, 111., g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t Kelly Crockett, associate profes­ cause poetry is not assigned In duction of “ The M iser.” The play The story deals with Harpag- Barbara R o we , East Lansing sor of American thought and lan­ class but done through the inter­ opened Wednesday and will con­ non, a widower, played by Burt graduate student, and George guage and chairman of selections. Belant, E ast Lansing, graduate Kovach, Pontiac freshman. est of students in special assign­ tinue through Saturday In the Crockett screens the themes and ments,” Crockett said. 3ÎË Ê Arena T heater. student, who lets his miserliness ¡ps posts three themes every three Hurd, w ho translated th e rule h is l i f e , frustrate his weeks. "T h e purpose is instructive, Crockett said. " T h e primary C a le n d a r o f French comedy, said that most previous translations don't cap­ ture the feeling of the production. children and make him the dupe of others. Other p erform ers Include Tom HHA C o m in g E v e n t» "M ost of the adaptations have (continued from page 1 ) alm ost destroyed the full flavor change. Several Wonders re si­ E d u c a tio n P r o fs of Frolien e’s satirical fun In S e r ie s P r e s e n ts Acrobats Club— 7 p.m ., Jen i- dents said they had been told POETRY D ISPLAY •• Two students look over the poetry b u lle tin board in Bessey H all w ith favor of stressing his commen­ son Field House. that if MHA passed the proposed T o G iv e P a p e r s its creator, H. K e lly C rockett, professor o f American Thought and Language (center). The tary on the f o i b l e s of his R u s s ia n M o v ie Ecology Seminar— 12 noon, 450 change, the administration would tim es.” Seven faculty members of the Natural Science. board a llow s d isp la y o f o rig in a l work by students. p s . , . by C«rold Carr require suits and ties to be This version, he said, has cap­ A R u s s i a n motion picture, College of Education will present’ Crop Science Seminar— 4p .m ., worn at evening meals. italized on M oliere’ s stock comic "And Quiet Flows the Don,” papers at the 44th,annual con­ 317 Agricultural Hall. situations and ch aracters and will be shown at 7 and 9 tonight vention of the National A ssoci­ Entomology Seminar— 4 p.m ., has added lines and new situ­ at Fairchild Theatre. ation for Student Teaching this 401 Natural Science. ations to embroider and enrich The movie, a Foreign Film s week in Chicago. "New Developments, R esearch Graduate Inter-V arsity C hris­ tian Fellowship— 6:30 p .m ., 35 P e o p le T a c t ic s ’ S e e n V i t a l it. Modern dress in a comic vein Series presentation, is a cul­ 4 tural exchange offering spon­ and Experimentation in P ro ­ Union. and functional furniture are used sored by the U. S. State De­ f e s s i o n a l Laboratory Exper­ Student Association of Land- to heighten the situation. The use partment. iences” is the theme for the meeting, which is expected to s c a p e Architects 7:30 p.m ., A- l , room 36. In W o r k e r - B o s s R e la t io n s h ip draw some 500 educators from Folk D a n c i n g — 8 p .m ., 31 T h e science of "people ta c ­ of the MSU Business Women’ s involves mutual understanding throughout the nation. Union. tic s " is needed for employees to Club Wednesday, said that em ­ and resp ect. This requires that P a r t i c i p a n t s will include Delta Phi Epsilon— 7:30 p.m ., successfully /get along with the ployees should have a three-fold, we concentrate on the other p er­ Ronald G. Rex, W, Vernon Hicks, Union artroom . boss, according to William J , E . strategic objective: to under­ son, rather t h a n ourselves, Hugo David, Calhoun Collier, Ted Pre-m edical and Pre-dental C rissy , p rofessor of marketing stand, to influence and to accord C rissy said. Ward, Bernard Corman and Ann Society— 7 p.m ., second floor and transportation. uniqueness. Olmsted. Olin Health Center. The employee will al’so have to C rissy , addressing a meeting Of these three goals, under­ use subtle control over the em ­ standing is the most important, ployer, and combining this con­ he said. Consistency and maturity form trol wi t h his observable re a c ­ U B C o m m it te e tions, the employee will have be­ A lp h a S ig m a P h i the greatest part of a person’ s ad­ vantages as an employer, C rissy come a good "people tactician ,” C rissy added. C h o o s e s O f f ic e r s stressed. Forum Group Deals Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity Strategy for dealing with people "O ur challenge is to improve the understanding between b o s s Campus Pick-Up With Politics , Culture recently elected officers. and secretary from day today. We They a re Mike Mehas, Bloom­ must constantly recognize weak­ Dry Cleaning f i e l d H i l l s junior, president; M a r k Kupperman, Maplewood, N .J., sophomore, vice-president; Councils Hold n esses, but highlight strengths." and E d ito r's Note: T his is the bates between dorm itories. fourth of a five -p a rt series “ te st” debate will be heldMarch 8 to discuss the advantages of Dave Moninger, Lansing senior, r e c o r d i n g se cre ta ry ; C r a i g Joint Meet TO V IS IT Shirt Laundry on Union Board. H o l t s l a n d e r , Lansing senior, The S e n i o r Council, Junior students living with students who corresponding se cre ta ry ; and Council, and Frosh-Soph Coun­ By L IN D A M ILL E R State News Staff Writer are in the same class and have the same m ajor. Jack Stoops, Lockport, N. Y ., Senior, tre a su re r. cil met jointly Wednesday night to discuss the importance of CHINA The Union Board forum com ­ If the debate is of interest to class government. CALL mittee, under the leadership of students, future events of this Taking p a r t in the special Mary Lou Squires, Milan senior, seeks to stimulate political and nature will be held. The winning - - - - - r \ l team may meet with adm inistra- U iS L f O n k e y C r t t l W C f* meeting were Louis F . Hekhuis from the o f f i c e of student COLLEGE tive officials for a luncheon to C L E A N E R AND cultural lines of interest. Program s which tie in with discuss the topic. T ic k e ts A v a ila b le affairs; Bob K err, president of All University Student Govern­ Travel Office S H I R T LA UND RY Debates on the Educational De­ current news and cultural events velopment P roject were planned Tickets for the Union Board ment, and the presidents of the 332-8667 623 E . Grand R iver are sponsored by the comm ittee, >senior, junior, and sophomore E D 2-3537 by the comm ittee, but response donkey basketball game Satur­ however, Miss Squires believes c la sse s. from dorm itories was lacking. day night are available in the they are "worthwhile, b u t n o t Pre-professional sem inars, to Union Concourse, at UB events w ell-received" by students. The original purpose of Union acquaint students with experts during the week arid at the Coral in various professions, will be­ Gables Friday night. Board was to bring students to the gin next fall. Tickets are 50 c .n ts per Union. Since this is not working, A public opinion poll concern­ person. Call 355-3355 for further the com m ittees are reaching out ing the possible outcomes of the information. tc other areas of campus acti­ political elections in November vity. The forum c o m m i t t e e will leave the Union to sponsor de- will be taken by the forum com­ mittee spring term . U N IO N B O O K S T O R E A P eace Corps Forum held this G r e e n T o H e a d term drew a few hundred stu­ B dents. Miss Squires said a sim i­ S A M F r a te r n ity B 6T e n t h M a n 9 lar program may be sponsored in the future. Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity an­ T ic k e t S a le s The forum committee is com­ nounced the election of new of­ posed of seven active members. ficers Tuesday. S ta rt M o n d a y Miss Squires said that at times T h e y a r e Richard Green, she needs more workers to handle Miami Shores, Florida, junior, Tickets f o r the p l a y , little jobs. p r e s i d e n t ; J a m e s Stepanoff, "T h e Tenth Man,” to open Dearborn sophomore, vice p re s­ March 3, will go on sale Union Board also sponsors ident; Evan Katz, E astch ester, Monday to next Friday on a trip to Europe each summer. New York sophomore, T re a s ­ the Union first floor, 9 a.m. M em ber-at-large Dick Sawdey, u rer; and L a rry Brickman, Seal to 5 p.m. Battle Creek junior, coordinates Beach, California junior, s e c re ­ this event. tary. U U n D A Y S B B W e're Clearing out all our Winter Stock! o Save upto60 % and More odd lots and broken q uantities in lim ite d amoOnts Winter Jackets & Coats $30 $60 Values S e n io r A n n o u n c e m e n ts A r e In Now $10-$15->20->25 U U Giant Savings on G e t Y o u rs N o w . . . . Suits Sportswear Sportcoats Furnishings B Slacks B In The Art Department Of The Don’t Miss these Cut Down Prices U N IO N B O O K S T O R E R E ID Frandor Shopping Center Right On Campus —Art Department —Michigan State St. Johns Logan Center Union Book Store Union Book Store Union Book Store Union Book Store Union Book Thursday, F e b ru ary 20, 1964 rWe a p p r e c i a t e th e quic k r e ­ MOVI NG S O U T H -en d tab les,* s p o n s e r e c e i v e d through T h e lamps, bedroom furniture, ap­ pliances, women’ s clothing sizes O N E W A N T A D S E L L S V A R IE T Y OF S t a t e N e w s . ” s a id t h i s p l e a s e d advertiser. 13-16. ★ A u t o m o t i v e _________ ★ E m p l o y m e n t ______ ★ F o r Rent ★ For Sale BL'ICK 1962, Special, s t a t i o n ADM1NISTR VI1VE C A R E E R S : APARTMENTS FURNITURE 3 months old. Sofa, wagon. Private owner. Low m il­ eage, excellent condition. Call 332-3476. ¡95$ VOTKSWAGFn . s u n r o o f , 33 SEVERAL TRAINEES are being added to our home office staff in various administrative posi- tions. his is an opportunity to WANTED: Grad student to share apartment 1 block from campus. Cheap. Phone 337-1480 after 5:00 p.m. 31 ch air, rugs, tables, lamps. Call 372-2035 after 5:00 p.m. 31 ID ism issP ro p o se d Ju ro ri clean. $495. Bud Kouts Chevrolet. build c a re e r in a constantly WANTED: One female to sublet ★ L o s t & ’Found • AUTOMOTIVE 31 growing industry. We are p ri­ for Spring or Summer term at DALLAS f — The state for the •EM PLO YM EN T LOST: Passport belonging to and im partial jury in Dallas, I This left the state with 14 p e r- | 1950 MERCURY, s .cel lent condi- marily interested in March grad­ Cedar Village. Call 337-23"0. first time barred Wednesday a • FOR REN T Sohrab Behdad; if found, please want to try it h e re ,’’ Brown added. emptory challenges remaining. 1 tion, six new tii s, two s n o w uates with m ajors in general bus­ 32 candidate from the Jack Ruby T h e defense w a n t s the case call 353-1474 or send to Iran­ The defense used their third Wed- • FOR S A L E tire s, over-drive low mileage. iness, liberal a rts , economics, WANTED: ONE male to sub-let murder tria l jury. He had said ian Consulate G e n e r a l , 3400 against th e 52-year-old R u b y nesday and have only 12 left. When • LO ST & FOUND Call ED 2-3565. 31 etc. June graduates who could for Spring and/or Summer terms he thought the defendant was Washington Street, San Fran cisco transferred to another county. these are exhausted, jury p ro s- •PERSONAL PONTIAC" 19 - 4, ■.mpest sport work part time until graduation at Cedar Village. Call 332-1442 emotionally disturbed when he 18. California. 31 The state exercised its initial pects m a y be excused only by J coupe. Assume f ivments. Only w i l l be given consideration. or 332-5051._________________ 48 shot L ee Harvey Oswald. • PEAN U TS PERSO N A L LOST: OMEGA watch with grey peremptory challenge to dismiss Judge Brown and only for specific f $ 6 2 .“ 1 per riidiv . Call Mark Phone M r. A stalos, 485-8121 for H O U S E S _______ His dism issal cam e during a as a jury prospect Frank Meza, • REAL ESTATE leather band at Jenison Field causes. Pung, agent. ED -5011. 32 an appointment at the Farm B ur­ NEW HOUSE, furnished, twobed- second futile day of examining 38, a warehouseman for a carpet •S ER V IC E House, Thursday. Reward. Call eau Insurance Company home of­ room s, basement, fireplace. Up prospective ju rors. Not a single Wednesday's examination of* •TRANSPORTATION FORD 1959 Rare - Wa g o n , 4- company. The defense had asked fice in Lansing. 35 to 4 adults. $175 month. Phone one has been seated. However, jury candidates droned a l o n g ] door, V-S, autom tic trar.sm is- his opinion as to why Ruby last •WANTED REGISTERED NL’RSES. f u l l or IV 5-4917. 35 ★ Personal Judge Jo e B . Brown told news­ quietly for a tim e. The balding f sior., power steei : g. Phone ED Nov. 24 shot Oswald, the accused DEADLINE: 31 part time, ll-~ or 3-11. Good sa l­ AVAILABLE March 21-June 30, men he was neither "discouraged Ruby followed the proceedings; 2-3967. assassin of President Kennedy. P EL AIR 51 ary and differential plus other 3 bedroom fully furnished house. FOR LOW RATES on auto insur­ nor encouraged’’ b ytheslow pro- animatedly, chewing gum vigor- : 1 p.m. one c l a s s day be­ 1954 CHEVROLL " I read in the p apers,” Meza fringe benefits. Flexible t i m e Okemos (F o rest Hills). P refer ance it’ s State Farm Mutual, g re ss. ously. fore publication. door, " 6 ” stick, 100. Bud Kouts replied, "th at he was an emotion­ 31 schedule. Meal furnished. Phone faculty member. 332-3013. World’ s largest auto insurer. " I f it’ s possible to get a fair Cancellations - 1 2 n o o n o n e Chevrolet. 32 Call or see your State Farm agent al man and in my opinion he was J . I. Richardson, 36, ap u rch as- ' class day b e f o r e publication PLYMOUTH NoOs: at ion wagot ED '2-0 8 0 1 . 91 emotional then.” ing agent, and Je sse R. Jones, 59, cylinder, automat c tran sm is- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS: L a - EAST LANSING unfurnished 2 today. Ask for ED KARMANN or PHONE: GEORGE TOBIN, IV 5-7267 In ★ Service "Did you read anything in the a foreman, were excused by the j sion, r a d i o and :leater. $8~5. dies between 20 and 45, to work bedroom, full basement. Close newspapers about whether Jack court because they opposedcapi- ( 355-8255 Phone IV 5-2627. 32 here in our office. $1.25 per hour to Marble School and Shopping Frandor. C31 JEAN-A-W1NS has excellent stud serv ice, miniature S c h n a u z e r Ruby was emotionally disturbed, tal punishment. * ] XK-E JAGUAR, 6 I conv. Beau- with advancement. For appoint- Center. Available April 1. Call FORT L a u d e r d a l e - budget RATES: or insane?” asked defense at­ tiful' 14,500 mijes. i owder blue, ment call 485-0507.__________ 32 332-1130 after 5:00 p.m. for ap- tours arranged. Call Main T ravel son of international champion. J . H. Roper, 41, an insurance j torney Melvin Belli. 1 DAY 51.25 AU a c c e s s o r i e s. Regretfully BAEYS1TTER, occasional day­ pointment. 36 Bureau, IV 4-4441. C27 Also expert grooming. 372-3465. man, also was dismissed by th e 35 " I did,” replied th e prospec­ 3 D A Y S . . . . S2.50 must sell before Mjrch 1. $5,600 time in my home near University RALPH’S CAFETERIA court because he said he has an ROOMS tive juror. 5 D A Y S . . . . S 3 .75 c a r f o r only S3,' '00! C a l l ED Village during next 4 weeks. THESIS PRINTED When th etim ecam e.D ist.A tty . opinion on the case, which he was FURNISHED ROOM for single IT O D A T ^ S P E C IA L ^ ^ J 2-3145 after 6:00 :.m . 35 332-5696,_____________________ 31 Rapid serv ice, Diazo p r i n t s , not asked to state. (Based on 15 words per ad) man, near campus and bus. Call Salisbury steak Henry Wade wasted no time in HILLMAN WAGON ¡959,4-speed, BOOKKEEPER-RECEPTIONIST: Whipped potato drafting supplies, also xero xco p - excusing Meza with a peremptory Then C harles S. Toon, 32, a There w ill be a 25« service 337-2080. 32 /— f — clean. $295. Bud Ko uts Chevrolet. Permanent position, 4-m em ber L . L . Hot vegetable ies. challenge, a dism issal that does mailman, took the witness stand and bookkeeping charge if SINGLE R OOMS for S p r i n g 31 downtown law firm , 5 days, short­ T" Roll & Butter CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT not require the stating of a re a ­ and underwent interrogation first ] this ad is not paid within term s. L arg e, quiet room s, wash by the state and then by Defense 1933 JAGUAR ,KUl good co hand desirable, accurate typist, 221 South Grand son. bowl in each. 1 block f r o m c a m - AFTER AN exhausting lecture one week. ditior. Mot ir just verhaule age 19-35, must be poised, well- Lansing, IV 2 —5431 C32 Ruby, operator of a Dallas strip Attorney JoeT onahi'l. WhenToon pus. Approved, supervised. $9. in Berkey, what could be better Call 332-408.4, 31 groomed and have pleasant tele­ BABYSITTING. E x p e r i e n c e d tease joint, is on trial for his life testified he has an opinion that j per week. SpartanHall, 215 Louis, than an apple. 1 , 2 , 3 0 steps away, The State News does not SAAB 1959, 2- -ari new phone p e r s o n a l i t y . Call M rs. mother - by hour or weekdays in on murder ch arges. His attorneys Ruby was guilty, the state argued 332-2574._____________________ 33 lovely luscious treats. Main en­ permit racial or religious engine, 4-sp ;ed transmission, Van T a sse l, 489-5753. 32 my home. Phone 882-7345. say he is innocent by reason of that under Texas lawhe still could MICHIGAN AVENUE, E a st: 10 discrimination in its ad­ whitewall tire s, excellent body, PERSONS INTERESTED in Naval single room s on one floor. For trance, Horticulture Building. 32 insanity, the claim based on just serve as a juror if he could lay vertising c o l u m n s . The clean throughout. Priced to go! I aviation - information is avail­ men. Ready soon. IV 5-6128. C31 aside the opinion and decide the such emotional upheavals a s State News will not accept A1 Edwards Sportcar Center, 616 able in the lobby of the Union SPARTAN FLIGHTS - Spring va­ jO B R E S U M E S - 100 copies, Meza touched on. case on the evidence. 32 cation flights to where the funis. $4.00. Aldinger Direct Mail Ad­ advertising from persons N. Howard, Phone IV 9-7596. Bldg., February 19 - February discriminating against re­ Daytona, $79., NYC, $55 - round vertising. 533 North Clippert. 26. 32 ★ F o r Sale trip. Don’t get left behind; call IV 5-2213. C ligion, r a c e , c o l o r or C32 CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few LAMPS, all kinds, largest selec­ now, 3 3 2 -8563, M -F , 1-5 p.m. T . V. RENTALS f o r students. national origin. 1959 FORD, 4-dour, automatic, radio, heater, good tire s, good condition. $595. Phone 3 5 5 -4 6 _9 hours a day can mean excellent earnings for you as a trained Avon representative. For appointment tion you’ll find in Lansing or vi­ cinity. LOOK B -4-U Buy Storage RICH PEO PLE - It has definitely month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ 33 Econom ical rates by the term and Engineering ★ Automotive after 6:00 p.m. 355-6064. M u s t Furniture Sales, 4601 N. U.S. 27, been established you are driving ALS - 355-6026, Call after 5. in your home write or ca ll: M rs. C (continued from page 1) sell1 ! . 32 IV 7-0173.____________ C31 rath er, rath er autos. Let us keep J. B .’S USED C ARS Alona Huckins, 5664 School St., CHILD CARE, 1 in my licensed Exclusively Chevrolets SPARTAN MOTORS Haslett, Michigan or call eve­ 1960 HURON HOMES mobile home auto’ insurance. Bubolz Insur­ you rich by saving you money on department of metallurgy, me­ have been dropped because stu­ home, days. 5 minutes from cam ­ FORD 1962» Galaxie, convertible, nings, FE 9-8 4 8 3 . tra ile r, 10 X 36. On l o t near chanics an d m aterials science dents lacked interest and pai*ti- . '5 6 2-door, hardtop. Black and C31 pus. Phone IV 9-2037. 31 MSU. Phone 332-8987. 31 ance, plush, plush offices at Two has produced university gradu­ cipation. vhae. original black and white 406 motor, 4-speed transm is­ DELIVERY BOY needed. Musi Twenty Albert, 332-8671. C31 In the 54-55 school y ear, the] DIAPER SERVICE, sam e diapers ates with a broad, applicable interior. No rust. Mechanically sion, c o l o r black, w h i t e top, have c a r. Call 332-8132 between " ’ HEAD SKI1S with co-flex bot- following type of courses werej $1995. O n CLE FUD’S PARTY Sho p . returned e i t h e r yours or o u rs. knowledge of m etals. perfect. No money down. 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. 31 toms and step-in bindings. Good Party supplies an d beverages. p r e d o m i n a n t : steam power, • With our serv ice, you may include Austen J . Smith, chairman of 2801 S. Cedar MERCURY C OMET 1961, 2-door, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS - e x - condition. $65. Call 485-3916. mechanical equipment of hotels: 332 Kosher sandwiches. T w o miles two pounds of baby clothes that the department of m e t a l l u r g y , TU 2-1478 or TU 2-6721 automatic transm ission, $1095. perience only, salary plus com ­ east on Grand R iver. C do not fade. Diaper pail furnished. m e c h a n i c s and m a t e r i a l s (three term s), metal working and j C FORD 1961, 6 cylinder, 2-door, mission. F o r interview call 3 3 2 - SPRING FORMAL, pi nk, $l5. f i n i s h i n g , woodworking (threej THINKING OF a Pizza P arty? AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE science, states that "w e have not TRIUMPH (962 TR 3 roadster, 6651 between 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 Washable storm coat with hood, Contact Bimbo’ s Pizza first. Call term s,) and piping system s. standard transm ission, $1095. 914 E. Gier Street shifted to the theoretical, but original r e d finish, whitewall p.m. 32 $3.50. Sizes 10-12. Portfolio, $3. 484-7817. “ The program of study,” reads:; C32 tires, radio, and heater. Like new PONTIAC 1959, Star Chief, 4 - BABYSITTING - in my home dur­ IV 2 -5 6 0 3 . 31 TV 2-0864 C are still very much p ra ctica l.” the 62-63 catalog, " i s based] throughout and priced for imme­ door, hardtop, very clean, price 1959 NEW MOON Deluxe 10 x STUDENT TV R E N T A L S . New Instead of students working in ing the day, fenced-in y a r d . ★ Peanuts P erso n al 19” portable, $9 per month. 21” a factory environment such as the upon a fundamental approach to J diate sale! ! A1 Edwards Sportcar $995. 45’ , two bedroom trailer. Can Center, 616 N. Howard, Phone IV OLDS 1962, Cutlass, 2 - d o o r , Holmes Road, Pleasant Grove arrange financing. Call 337-0623 CHARLIE: We had faith - now table models, $8 per month, 17” foundry was, he said, they are the basic concepts and ideas! of 1 area. TU 2-5 7 6 8 , 34 the science of m etals.” This] 9 -7 5 9 '. C32 hardtop, low mileage, like new. evenings. 32 we have love - Our castle is table models, $7 per month. A ll now involved in laboratory situ­ exemplifies MSU’ s shift from] 1953~C H EV R 0L£T74-door, " 6 " $1995, WHITE DINNER JACKET, tux built so let’ s move ini Your sets guaranteed, no service o r ations. ★ F o r Rent training in a specific labor to a automatic, new snow tires. $300. 3000 E. Michigan an d a cce sso rie s, size 40 long, Monkey. 31 delivery ch arges. Call Nejac TV "W e train professional engi­ IV 7-3715 Rentals, IV 2-0624. C neers who know the physical knowledge applicable to any labor! Call 355-0603. 35 APARTMENTS like new, reasonable. Call 337- GEES, today is our anniversary. T h U N D E R B I R D i960. Sharp 1- ____________________________ C33 EYDEAL.'VILLA: 1 or 2 bedroom 9559. C35 Johnl We’ve been tie-tacked one TYPING SERVICE work as well as the principles or research . “ The foundries who are agi­ owner c a r . Automatic, power 1962 CORVAIR Spider, black on apartments completely and ex­ HEATHKITS -.u se d ; P T -t Am - whole week. G.L.G. 31 TERM PAPERS, theses, exp er- involved,” Smith said. black, whitewalls, r a d i o , etc. The student learns the govern­ tated at our position, by and, steering and brakes. Only $1,695. cellently furnished. Choice of in­ FM tuner; AA-50 50 watt stereo ienced. IBM e le ctric. Marianne ing laws and principles in the large, do not hold job interviews j A real cream puff. Bill Richards Excellent c o n d i t i o n . 18,000 te rio r co lo rs, central re c-ro o m , integrated amp-preamp record ★ R e a l E s t a t e ________ Harrington, 372-3280. C32 c l a s s r o o m and applies these on our cam pus,” Smith stated.) Ruick, out S. Cedar between Holt miles. Call FE 9-8093. 32 laundry facilities, b a r b e c u e change with Shure mag. ca rt. Call HAPPY HOME for faculty family. ANN BROWN typist and multilith John D. Shingleton, director of^ and Mason. Dial OR 7-3541. 32 1951 FORD, good condition. Call areas and swimming pool. GE 332-4390 after 4:00 p.m. principles in the lab. Between MSU 8i Frandor in A-l offset printing (black & white & “ Our graduates can go into any the Placement Bureau, stated:! COMET 1962, 2-door, standard, 332-5939 after 5:30 p.m. a p p l i a n c e s . C a l l FIDELITY __________________ 33 " 6 " , like new, 6,300 miles. A 32 REALTY, ED 2-5041, GEORGE 8-tran sisto r radios - Special buy neighborhood. 3 bedrooms, lwith colo r). IBM. General t y p i n g , manufacturing laboratory and be “ I disagree that MSU i s ’ training ■ own pvt. bath. Exquisite, custom - term papers, thesis, d isserta- fully fam iliar with the equipment engineers to help industry every ; good deal. Phone IV "-CTOO. ’ 63 CUTLASS, hydromatic. Sell HYDE. ED 2-0 5 6 5 .______ C31 on a real good 1963 model perm its rions. ED 2-8384.______ C and do the job,” Smith said. place but h e re '. Out of the 69 ___________ 31 for best offer. Phone 484-4244. TIRED OF dorm expenses? Food? sale at $12.88. Limited quantity. built re c . rm . Built-ins galore: 15 ft. of booksheves, cabinets, TYPING SERVICES, public steno. metallurgical engineering | OLDSMOBILE 1963 convertible, converti 32 E tc .? Why not try co-operative ACE HARDWHERE, acro ss from He pointed out that m a n y graduates since 1958, 16 of these] dynamic, full power. Many op- living! Save $100.00 per term !!! Union Building. ED 2-3212. C 15 draw ers, 2 desks, bar. 2 fire­ Notary. Statistical experience, cou rses such as forge and heat ' W rORD GALAXIE convertible p laces, 1 3 -p c., 2 2 p c. baths. pick-up-delivery. Phone G race have taken jobs with foundries] tions, $2600. 355-4129. 32 BICYCLE SALES, service an d treat, foundry, and machine shop black, V -8, automatic, good con­ Denny, 332-1440. Hot water heat. Garage. Roses G ross, 337-2447. 48 and 10 of them were placed within! I __________ 35 dition, sharp. Phone IV 7-0043. EAST LANSING, block from Un­ rentals. E ast Lansing Cycle, 1215 & fruit tre e s. C arpets, drapes the last three years. All of theses I960 VOLKSWAGEN. One owner, TYPING, ELECTRIC typewriter. 32 ion Bldg. L arge studio apartment East Grand R iver, call 332-8303. included for $22,500. Easily fi­ radio, heater, 2 snow tires, Call IV 9-4196. 33 FORD 1953, 6 cyïindir, s t i c k furnished, utilities, ideal for grad SHAWNEE TRAILER 1959,10X36, C nanced for responsible buyer. BS degree. Grace Rutherford, ED 7-0138. 32 S o u th T o foundry jobs were in the Mi d - ; west area and over half of th+m , very good tire s, gobd condition, student or university employee. have been in Michigan.” CHEVROLET 1959, Impala hard­ No under-grads. $85 per month. 2 bedrooms, new carpeting. Steps ED 7-0845.___________________33 THESES, term papers, general top, 2-door, new 2-tone finish, whitewall tire s, automatic trans­ starts good. Call 355-2989. 32 Phone 332-5988 after 6:00 p.m. and oil drum included. Call 485 COUNTRY HOME n e a r E a s t typing. Reasonable. Phone 355- 33 Lansing. Has several tre e s, 2 1/2 3293 or 339-2643 after 5 p.m. F ig h t B ill neers “ The demand for MSU e n g t-1' has been excellent during ji ____________________________34 4649. the several years I have beeni mission, radio, heater. Sharpest ro7 RAMBLER station wagon, acres of land. A nice 5 - r o o m _______________________________ 32 EAST LANSING, near campus, HOT POTS are here, $2.59. Also W A S H I N G T O N P>)) - Sen. with the Placement Bureau arid <| in town and priced to sell ! I A1 power brakes, power steering, furnished 2 room upper. 1 or 2 coffee cup heaters. ACE F1ARD- home with fireplace, basement, THESES AND term papers typed. Richard B. Russell, D-Ga., threw $125. ‘56 FORD, good transporta­ full bath, furnace, large garage. our problem is that we dorCt Edwards C o., Lincoln, Mercury, men. $60. Includes all utilities. WHERE & GIFTS, E. Grand River E le ctric typewriter. F a s t s e r ­ down the southern gauntlet Wed­ tion, $75. Phone IV 2-3481. Only $9,700. Phone A l-Staser produce enough of the engineers Comet dealer, 3125 East Saginaw. Call ED 2-3 0 9 0 . 32 a cro ss from Union. ED 2-3212. vice. 332-4597, 33 nesday on the forthcoming civil 35 T" Real E state (R ealtor), 337-1755. that business today demands. We (North of Frandor1). C32 EAST LANSING c l o s e in, 3 EDIE STARR, "‘T YPIST, T heses, rights battle, saying "W e intend would be able to place many DODGE i960, 4-door, s t a t i o n ‘ 63 DEVIN D, ‘57 Volkswagen en­ room s, unfurnished except for CARPET SAMPLES for throw “ ____________ 3[ dissertations, term papers, gen­ to fight this bill with all the vigor tim es the number of engineers wagon, power steering, brakes gine, custom rim s, needs body range and re frig e ra to r. 1st floor rugs, patchwork carp ets, c a r INCOME: Near MSU, large colo­ eral typing. Experienced, IBM at our command.” we now graduate,” he said. . jj automatic transm ission, radio. work. $1,580 Hudspeth, 484-2052 with southern exposure - no stu­ m ats. All colors and types. ED nial home, zone multiple dwell­ E le ctric. OR 7-8232. C Russell said the estimated 19 Shingleton stated that salaiiy $735. Call ED 7-0704. 33 or 355-2184. 31 dents. $100 per month. Phone 33 2 - 2-1800. 32 ing, excellent f o r small fra te r­ TYPING In my hom e.. S h i r l e y southern opponents he leads a re surveys show that MSU engi­ VOLKSWAGEN TS55 r a d i o , 5988 after 6:00 p.m. 34 ANNOUNCING) T H E PREMIER nity, sorority, co-op house, e tc ., Decker, F o r e s t Ave. Lansing. prepared to debate the House- neering graduates rank with and whitewalls, extra clean. Phone BLAKE (Frandor near), newer SHOWING of the all new 1964 or a small family can live there Phone IV 2-7 2 0 8 . C approved legislation 24 hours occasionally above the median 484-9169. 33 building, furnished n i c e l y , 3 Mobile Homes and Travel T ra il­ very nicely and have up to $88 REASONABLE, FAST, accurate a day if necessary to prevent s a l a r i e s offered to graduates RENAULT 1962Cordini, 4-speed, room s, closets galore. $ 1 2 5 .,un­ e rs TOMORROW andSATURDAY per week income. Owner mov­ passage. STORY beige, whitewalls, radio, heater. furnished, $100 plus electricity . at Select Mobile Homes located ing out of town. Phone 337-1755. Excellent condition. P h o n e IV March 1. Call 484-9791. 6 1/2 miles North on US-27 at 32 typing in home. ★ Transportation 355-0975. 32 of other highly recognized uni­ His Dixie battle cry , sounded versities. “ This represents \a after a conference of southern pretty good indicator of the tier— 5 -6507. 32 33 Webb Rd. A few weeks ago the senators, followed the equally mand for our engineering gradu­ nation’ s dealers viewed these ★ S e r v i c e NEEDED: A r i d e f r o m - n e a r strong stand taken by admini­ S e lls F o r L o s s fabulous new models at the Louis­ ates compared toother schools,-’ ( NO R A I S E In p rices at WEN- Moores River Dr. & Logan to s t r a t i o n l e a d e r s wh o have he said. - . ' 6 2 c hex II 4-door sedan in­ DAYTONA ville show for the first time, now it’s y o u r turn. That’ s TOMOR­ ROW and SATURDAY at SELECT DROW’S E C O N-O-W ASH. 32 MSU, 8 -5 . Call 669-9039 after promised a no-comprom ise fight. speed clean w ashers, 20« - ten 5:30 p.m . 31 Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- “ The foundry industry is fad- [ ing two basic recruitingproblerr[s minutes drying, 10«. 3006 Vine SPARTAN FL1CHTS - Spring v a- Mi n n . , t h e a s s i s t a n t Senate today,” Shingleton said. “ There cludes radio, h e a t e r , auto­ MOBILE HOMES now a factory 8 D a y s o í Fun a n d S u n S t., 1/2 block west of Frandor. cation flights to where the fun is. Dem ocratic leader who will be are many exotic and glamorous matic transmission and white outlet. C31 ______________________ ■ C31 Daytona, $79., NYC, $55. -round floor manager of the bill, said engineering jobs which appeal wall tire s. ONE C A R E F U L ALTO SAX Buescher " 4 0 0 ” , e x - Leaving Lansing 8:15 P.M. Sat. March 21 DIAPER SERVICE, three types of trip . Don’t get left behind; call Tuesday President Johnson is more to grads than foundry jobs. OWNER. $1295. cellent condition, including spe­ Arriving Daytona 11:45 P.M. Sat. March 21 cial ca se . $325. 355-2519 after diapers to choose from. B u l k now, 332-8563, M -F , 1-5 p.m. c o m p l e t e l y committed to its Secondly, the foundry industry wash for cleaner, whiter diapers, _________________ 33 term s. There will be "no wheels projects an image which doe? 5:30 p.m. 31 or deals” to avoid the certain Leaving Daytona 2:00 P.M. Sun. March 29 fluff dried and folded. Use yours not appear to have the oppor­ WESTINGHOLSE, new 2 3 " , w ai- or r e n t ours. Containers fur­ ★ Wanted southern filibuster, he said. tunity potential of other engi­ Arriving Lansing 6:00 P.M. Sun. March 29 nut console T.V . 1year guarantee. Thus the lines w ere drawn neering c a r e e r s .” ’ 62 Volkswagen 2-door wj t h nished. No deposit. 25 y ears ex­ WANTED TO Buy: Man's English $185. Call IV 2-5634. 32 radio, heater and white wall perience. B y-L o Diaper Service, or Italian ra c e r bicycle. C all 355- for the biggest legislative con­ Singleton also noted that the tires. S T O R Y PRICED TO TWO BEAUTIFULLY handwoven 1010 E . Michiean. IV 2-0421.C flict of the year, expected to foundry industry does not ca rry 5486. 31 SELL $1395. Persian rugs with symetrical de­ EASTER'S EARLY this y e a r.A l- begin next week. out a very ambitious recru it­ -Round 1 rip $79 sign. Brought to US by foreign terations an d sewing for the en­ WANTED: F ratern al and identi­ ment program compared toother student. 355-2540.____________31 tire family. Call 332-2949. cal twins for social research . C a s e D a n c e O p e n -F R E E Trip Insurance i n d u s t r i e s competing for the RACCOON COAT, ladies, size 31 Call Marv Moore, daytime - 355- same candidates. 58Plymouth Station wagon has 14-16, $25. Made in Copenhagen, AC tlD RN r P R O B L E M ? Call 3438> evenings - 484-4843. O n ly T o C o m p le x radio, heater .automatic trans­ -Package plan: Transportation Industry must assume a certain Scandinavian fu rrier. Call eve­ Kalamazoo S t r e e t Body Shop. 32 mission and two-tone paint. plus 8 nights at a beach motel Saturday’ s Case Hall dance is amount of responsibility to offer nings, 332-2892. 31 Small d e n t s to large w r e c k s . *-OMBO or band, minimum plus open to only residents of the a program to "b reach the gap STORY SELLS PLYMOUTHS $139.00 German cam era ROLLEICORD: American an d f o r e i g n c a r s . percentage, February 29 dance. Case-W ilson-W onders complex. between graduating engineers arid FOR LESS $395. Schneider Xenar 75mm f/3 .5 ; Guaranteed work. 489-7507. 1411 Phone 337-9842; 6:00 - 7:00p.m . It will be held from 8 :3 0 to 11 p.m. productive en gin eers," he said* -Delicious hot meal both ways LVS and MXV. $75.00. Phone E ast Kalamazoo. C only. ________________________31 355-6124. Leaving the country. l»l A M I S NO NOT REALLY... THAT5 IT PUTS MORE OF A -E xclu sive to M.S.U. students WHAT ARE I COUlDNT DOE'S THE 6 TRAIN ON MY THUMB.. STORY "WOMAN’S WHITE shoe figure ice 32 YOU D0IN6 HÖLDIN6 A, F ind m y Bla n k e t . DISH TOWEL W0R< JU ST w THE PRO BLEM ... J skates, size 5; deluxe leather OSH TOWEL? A S WELL? OtOSMOOHi Don f Be teff Behind gadget bag; 16mm movie cam era- brand new; 40, long, sport coat; WORLD’S LARGEST S p a rta n F lig h ts dark tweed charcoal grey suit, OLDSMOBILE DEALER 40, long, w -34; 2 wool ladies Phone IV 2-1311 Call N C W M -F 1-5 P.M. 332 ■8563 d resses, sizes 10-12. Best offers, Call 337-1840 . 31 M ich ig a n S ta te News, E a s t L a n sin g , M ich igan Thursday, F e b ru a ry 20, 1964 / I n t r a m u r a l N ew s M a t r n e n P l a g u e d B y I n j u r i e s MEN’ S Tim e Gym 11 (Ct. 4) Swimming Finals E a rlie r this season, wrestling But since the beginning of the 6 — S.A.M .-Theta Delta Chi R e s i d e n c e h a l l swimming T e rry N orris withdrew for re a ­ Turnbull, just over a leg injury "O h, what a team we would have Open Hockey League coach Grady Peninger felt that if season, State has lost nine of its 7 — Sigma Phi Epsilon-Theta finals will be held tonight in the sons unknown. broke his jaw in practice and was had," moaned Peninger. “ We he could keep injuries down, the top w restlers, including four let­ 10 — VVonders-Animals Chi I.M, Pool at 7:30. Gary Smith is Just now return­ lost recently for the rest of the might have been unbeaten now.” Spartans could have a pretty good te r men. "Nobody else in the con­ 10:30 — Bailey Phi Gamma Del­ 8 — Phi Kappa Sigm a-Psi Up- ing after being out most of the season. Sophomore Dick Cook has It is to the credit of the coach y ear. ference can make this claim ,” ta silon season with a thyroid deficiency. b e e n bothered by s t o m a c h and the men he directs that the WOMEN’S With some top returning le tte r- is C o a c h Peninger’ s . lament. 9 — McRae-McFadden S t a n d o u t s o p h o m o r e Dick trouble. team has stayed together. Residence Hall Bowling men an d some very promising "T h is is the worst luck 1 have Gym 111 (Ct. 5) ever had." Basketball Results newcomers, he felt that the fine A lle y s 8:30 p.m. 6 — Kappa Sigma-Kappa Alpha All B i g 10 T e a m s In Ac tio n Zeta Tau Alpha edged Delta record of the previous year could F i r s t Fred Annegers, 130- I-2 - - Empowerment-Empyrean Psi Zeta 7 -6 in the semi-final of be improved upon and top dog pounder, underwent minor knee Ohio State travels to Northwest­ 3 -4 — Six Pak-Brougham 7 — Sigma Nu-Sigma Chi S ta te L a st All Big T e n cage teams are in sorority basketball champion­ Michigan could be challenged for surgery. Unknowingly, a ligament ern, Minnesota h o s t s Illinois 5 -6 — East Shaw 4-2 8 — Z .B .T .-A .T .O . action Saturday . J n th e top con­ and Michigan State plays against ships. the Big Ten leadership. was wrapped around a nerve in the In W C H A R a ce 7 -8 — East Shaw 6-10 9 — Farm house-L.C .A . operation and the leg was dead­ tests Michigan faces Wisconsin, Iowa at Iowa City. 9 -1 0 — East Shaw 1-5 Gym 111 (Ct. 6) ened from the knee down. Hope­ Will To Work Key I I - 12 — Easr Shaw 9 -7 6 — Phi Sigma Kappa-Alpha fully, he will be back next y ear. Michigan’ s hockey team , with Sigma Phi Bob A rcher, 1963 letter winner in Basketball a 7 -1 -0 record in league play Time Gym I (Ct, 1) 7 — Pi Kappa Phi-S.A .E. 8 — A.E.Pi-O m ega Psi Phi th e 16"-pound c l a s s , and Don and 16-2 overall, has taken a MSI) FOREIGN FILM SERIES 6 — A r e s - Hotshots ( S h o r t Course) 7 — Cambridge-Cabanas 9 — Brody Odors-Sharpshooters (Short Course) Entries are being accepted for To Sword Success Domenick, 13”-pounder, both quit school. So did two year letterman Happ F ry . C ecil Holmes, another 1963 let­ commanding p o s i t i o n in the Western Collegiate Hockey As­ sociation. presents 8 — Snyder 14-15 the residence hall and indepen­ If you’ve ever taken a block “ It’s really the only sport we term an, underwent an operation The rest of the field reads: 9 — Snyder 16-17 dent team table tennis (4-man team ); h a n d b a l l (singles) and of marble and chiseled from it a finished statue, then you know have here where you can go out for a team without any pre­ for th e removal of a stomach Denver (4 -1 -1 , 1 2 -5 -3 ); Min­ "AND QUIET FLOWS THE DON” Gym 1 (Ct. 2) tumor and was lost for the sea­ ! Rus w e i g h t l i f t i n g championships. what it’ s like to be fencing coach vious experience and succeed,” nesota (7 -3 , 11- 8- 1) ; North Da­ son. Holmes was a standout 130- These entries are due in thel.M . at Michigan State. Schmitter said. kota (4 -5 -1 , 9 -7 - 1 ); Michigan 6 — West Shaw 6-8 pounder. Tom Malder, 1962 let— 7 — West Shaw 10-7 Office at 5 p.m. Friday. Charles Schm itter, the senior ” 1 tell anybody who is inter­ terwinner at 137-pounds, w i t h ­ Tech (3 -5 , 8 -9 ); Colorado Col­ Colorful, picturesque and detailed image of rural life 8 — West Shaw 1-3 member of MSU’ s athletic staff ested the same thing— all you drew because of an illness in his lege (3 -7 , 11-10); and Michigan in Russia in the 1914-1917 e ra . Cultural exchangefilm, Notice in color. 9 — West Shaw 5-2 now in his second quarter cen­ need is average intelligence, a family. One hundred thirty-pound State (1-7, 8 -12). Gym 11 (Ct. 3) All persons remaining in the tury, has started m ore athletes reasonably normal physique and 6 — Theta Delta Upsilon-Phi Delta 7 — Phi Gamma Delta-Delta Chi handball tournaments shouldhave their next round matches played by this Friday. P lease check with on the road to varsity c a re e rs in one year than most coaches do in a lifetime. the will to work. "You don’t have to be big or strong. Endurance is all you Wolverines Favored Tonight: Thurs., Feb. 20 8 — Beta Theta Pi-A .G .R. 9 — Tringle-D elta Sigma Phi the Intramural Office for further information. And when you hear somebody talk about a Schm itter-coached team, t h e y m e a n Schm itter- need and you can develop. "T he most important thingwith beginners is work on fundamen­ Despite Cage Knot Michigan’ s Tuesday night cage dwellers, on the road and play 7 & 9 p.m. coached from the first day team tals. This is what we empha­ members handled a fencing wea­ loss to Minnesota has tightened Illinois and Purdue at home. pon. size. F e n c i n g consists of an application of these movements up the Big Ten ra ce , but the Wol­ verines still are favored because Ohio State meets Indiana and FAIRCHILD THEATRE Evidence of the results is last Michigan State at Columbus and and the intelligent variation of they play an easier schedule. season's Big Ten championship travels to Northwestern and Ill­ them .” Currently the Maize and Blue inois. Admission: 50C team on which all but two s ta r­ Schm itter feels that coaching and Ohio State have 8-2 marks Michigan has already defeated ters began with the sport as men from scratch gives him and both have four games rem ain­ Illinois and Purdue once this se a ­ freshmen at MSU. greater personal satisfaction be­ ing to be Dlaved. son, while Ohio State has defeated Iantine’* 1t | ou> This season, out of 20 odd cause of the development that Michigan must face Wisconsin Indiana and Illinois— but lost to D R I V E varsitymen, only one had ever takes place. an d Iowa, th e league c e lla r- State. - I N come in contact with fencing be­ THIATBf fore coming to State. And once IHE-HE.S.T..IILE0.RELGILF.1.LMt ENDS TONIGHT: i 2 M iles S o u th w e s t of L a n s in g o n M -7 8 again, prospects are good for TOM C O U R T E N A Y as a conference title. R -s “ BILLY LIAR” ISTARTS TOMORROW! I EAST ÍA N 5IN # UAI# at 7 :2 0 -9 :3 0 P.M. DEPT. 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This feat put Litwhiler’ s hanging on for dear life at the this headline grabbing one-two of the big league ball clubs, as Beatles and various diamond out- whiler has taken a new lease lege Field, Coach Litwhiler has glove in baseball’ s Hall of Fam e southeast extrem ity of this, our pUnch an(j almost slipping by they get ready for the six-m onth- fits are out there having fun in on life in the not-so-w arm north his team working out in the spa­ in Cooperstown, N.Y. fair land, might just need a life- un-noticed was the annual trek long, summer baseball grind, the warm Florida sun, a trans- land surroundings of MSU, lme any day now. ' cious 1M dirt arena, a kind of Litwhiler had been in Talla­ watered down imitation of the Litwhiler’ s m a j o r headache The one sunny winter haven right now is, to provide State hassee with the Florida State of Florida today is not only staggering f r o m the brutal vo­ cabulary brawl between Liston ‘S’ Co-Sponsors Prep Relays baseball team for nine very suc­ cessful seasons. Before that he spent a dozen spring training pleasant Florida outdoor atmos­ phere. Litwhiler had a lifetim e batting with a-winning baseball team. But Litwhiler still will have to cope with a subpar pitching and Clay in preparation for their He added that on the basis of ac­ average in the big leagues of .282, staff, along with the problem of nually at the same time of y ear, seasons in Florida playing base­ Feb. 25 heavyweight title show- A new major indoor track and while playing for the St. Louis depth. will be under the Joint sponsor­ ceptances in hand he anticipates ball in the big league scene. down in Miami, but also rocking f‘e ld event for h‘Sh schocl 8th" a field of 650-7 0 0 from about 45 Cardinals, the Philadelphia Phil­ ship of a local newspaper and the Litwhiler, the new state diamond Although Litwhiler might miss from shore to shore trying to letes in Michigan will make its lies, the Cincinnati Reds and the the warmth of Florida this time University. schools in the C lass B competi­ coach, succeeds John KobS, a keep time with those swinging debut April 3 and 4 in Jenlson old Boston B raves. Over a period of year, he is aware of the The meet received sanction tion and over 1,000 from about 80 permanent fixture as the skipper mophead fellows on leave from Fieldhouse. of two years he set a major challenge he is facing and will from the Michigan High School schools for the C lass A action. of MSU ball team s for 39 sea­ England. The m e e t, to be conducted an- Athletic Association. On Friday afternoon in addition sons, in which Kobs ran up a league record of playing 187 try to give the Spartans' base­ Jam es Gibbard, assistant track to the C lass B program there will glossy 574-377 won-lost record. consecutive games without an ball prestige a boost. COACH LIT W H ILE R A P t i O r v :': coach, has been named meet man­ be several relay events for C lass ager. C schools. A few of these sm aller The affair actually is two meets institutions expressed an interest rolled into one. in j o i n i n g t h e competition, Who’s In Second On April 3, C lass B schools will compete and on Saturday, April Gibbard said. "Michigan State is delighted to C a g e rs S e e k T o B e a t J in x 4 , C lass A teams will move in. be a co-sponsor of this fine en­ After a double weekend vic­ to Michigan in six home games, Anderson pointed out that his missed a lot of easy shots they There will be a 13-event pro­ terp rise aimed at developing high tory at home, Michigan State’ s but has dropped all five away cag ers are playing the best ball I By JEROME CAPLAN should have m ade.” "W e didn’t gram in each cla ss, including five school track in Michigan," said basketball squad will attempt to gam es. of the season and a re as Dhvsi- j play that well so w e're not kidding Stote News Sports Editor relay ra ce s and eight individual Spartan Athletic D irector Biggie knotch its first conference vic­ Although the Spartans easily cally sound as they have been ourselves, we’ re going to have a events. Munh. tory on the road in ten Big Ten handled the Hawkeyes last Satur­ all y ear. tough tim e ? ’ he added. T h e r e s e e m s to be little doubt among the Gibbard reported that response " I predict it will become one of sta rts when it travels to Iowa day 105-82 a t h o m e , Coach In addition, the Green and White basketball c o a c h e s of the nation that UCLA is to the initial invitation to schools th e great high school indoor City for a Saturday rem atch with F o r defy Anderson is not taking However, from State’ s recent have an extra incentive to win mainly in a 100-m ile radius of meets of the nation. Indoor track the University of Iowa. the "W ait till we get you on our success the momentum gained by their first road game of the 5 this s e a s o n ’ s top colle ge five. Lansing was so great that entries is a natural for Michigan’ s prep State, currently 5 -6 in the court” challenge by Iowa coach back to back victories over the season and to finish in the first But who’ s second. had to be limited to one team in athletes. This two-day program Big Ten and eyeing the first Sharm Scheuerman lightly. Hawks and Illinois, has put an division of the conference for a relay and one athlete in each each year will give it great im­ division, has been tough to beat "Iow a’s not that bad a team ,” unfamilar favorite tag on the the first time in quite a few F o r m os t of the se a so n it has been K e n ­ p etu s," he added. at Jension Fieldhouse, losing only explained A n d e r s o n , " t h e y y ears. individual event. Sparta us. tucky o r M ich ig a n, but neither is now a s s u r e d of a trip to the NX A A Championships and a chance to prove who r e al l y is number two. The ties in the Big Ten and Sou theastern Confe re nc e could send G e o r g i a Tech and Ohio State heading for K an sas City in late M a r c h . SPARTAN Shop-Rife Market Neither a r e ranked in the top ten, and both have a l r e ad y los t six o r m o r e g a m e s . 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