Weather STATE NEWS Inside MICHIGAN STATE Partly Cloudy Today Tonight. Light Rain E UNIVERSITY pected. High in 50's, L Gold.. To., p. 8. Vol. 55, Number 185 UAW, General Motors Set Tentative Contract At-Plant FBI Arrests Agreement i Mississippi Next Step End Of Seen In Week irrsLrriHs; Ticket Waiting, Hard Day's Night /cX^nediforSungto Sell. DOUglaS dents'can picfttm"^ " ' HiilS Raps Barry rrf' W "" Poodle Pertinent I by the official E In Divorce Ca.se HOUSTON, TEX; I - A pood! Tuesday, October 6, 1964 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Point of view----------------- 'Who Killed Kennedy?' Attorney ren The official report Commission on of the War¬ the assass¬ While pears, as the Warren the New York Times Report ap¬ Oswald's ination of President Kennedy, re¬ said, to contain facts which "de¬ ----------------Brian R. Keleher leased early last week, has been stroy the basis for the conspir¬ Editor's Hote: Brian R. Keleher, East Lansing junior, is a well received around the world. acy theories that have grown weedlike in this country and political science major and an active member of the MSU It is considered an impressive Socialist Club. and well-documented proof of the abroad," most persons with a Mark Lane, defense attorney for Lee Harvey Oswald, released guilt of Lee Harvey Oswald and sense of history will be inter¬ a detailed comment on the recently issued report of tha Warren Commission. Lane's comment, published in the October 3 issue the absence of any conspiracy in ested in seeing what the contro¬ of the "National Guardian," challenges the impartiality of the the events surrounding the kill¬ versy has been about. members of the commission, the extent of its investigation, and its Elsewhere on this page is a conclusion. ing. In his comment, Mr. Lane first points out that of the seven mem¬ "loint of View" column which bers appointed to the commission by President Johnson only one But some persons continue to Chief Justice Earl Warren possessed Judicial training and back¬ daubt the feasibility of Oswald's gives some of Lane's findings, as ground. Although supposedly a balanced and impartial body, the presented in a recent article, and commission was actually made up of two Republican members of ability to plan single-handedly the Congress and two southern Democrats, the High Commissioner to written by a student who has death of his President, and of Germany (a Republican) and former CIA chief Allen Dulles, a Re¬ heard Lane's lecture and expres¬ publican. None of these had supported President Kennedy. Jack Ruby's ability to -'avenge" Lane states that had Oswald faced trial, none of the commission¬ sed an interest in having him Kennedy's death also independ¬ ers could have qualified for the jury, since all were connected with speak here. the government—the prosecuting agency. ently. In this country, a primary And to make matters worse, this judge-jury body denied the de¬ The MSU Socialist Club, an am¬ exponent of the "Who Killed Ken¬ fendant the right to counsel, his family was not allowed to secure bitious and curious group inter¬ a counsel to represent him, and cross-examination of witnesses nedy?" debate is Mark Lane, an was not permitted. And the "trial" was held behind closed doors, ested in improving intellectual attorney and former New York in contrast to American practice. debate on campus, will handle State assembly man who has Commission Ignored Some Evidence arrangements for a lecture visit spend a great deal of time mak¬ By its own admission, the commission relied primarily on the by Mr. Lane if some interest in FBI, the Secret Service, and the Dallas police for information. ing independent investigations of such a visit is indicated. Students Testimony in the possession of Mr. Lane indicates that these the assassination. organizations have threatened bodily harm, (and in at least one and faculty would do well to con¬ case seem to have carried out their threat) to witnesses of various Lane has been presenting tact the club, at P.O. Box 382, aspects of the case should they not repeat the official story in the current version. One witness to the murder of Dallas Ptl. Tippit, nightly lectures on the topic "Who East Lansing, and give formal who described the murderer as a man bearing no resemblance to Killed Kennedy?" in New York, support to the idea of inviting Mr. Oswald, was never brought before the Commission. Information seems to indicate that JackRuby,Tippit, and Bernard and has announced his willing¬ Lane to campus. Weissman (who placed an ad in the Dallas Morning News on the date ness to travel around the country No one's intellectual develop¬ of the assassination, implying that Kennedy was pro-Communist) ment will be had a meeting in Ruby's night club eight days before the assassina¬ presenting h i s independently ga¬ hampered by hear¬ tion. The summary of the Warren report claims that Ruby denied thered evidence supporting Os- ing the "other side" of the assas¬ this, but the actual published text of the Warren report does not show such ^Pwald's innbcehce for the small sination story, and many people a denial. may be surprised by the weight A particularly strange occurrence in this incredible farce is fee of $100 plus traveling ex¬ revealed on page 180 of the report, which states that no permanent of the findings. record was made of Oswald's interrogation, which had consumed penses. more than twelve hours in two days. As Lane says: "One's credulity is strained when one contemplates On Your Mark, Get Set... Title II Protects Civil Rights these agents involved in conducting the most important investiga¬ tion in the history of their agencies and failing to make a record of the answers of the defendant. For what purpose, one may ask, was Oswald questioned by these agencies, if not for the purpose of us¬ An outstanding competition seems to be under way between Hall mark which has topped by a long shot. Residents of either In Public Accommodations ing his statements at a later trial? One assumes that the FBI, Se¬ cret Service, and the Dallas police did contemplate at, that time that Oswald would be tried." students living in dormitories 531 and 532 East Wilson claim states without laws of this na¬ protection of the laws" and gives Assassination Weapon's Identity "Changed" Editor's Hote: This is the ture the court may refer the Congress power to enact laws around campus. Long past the that the toilet in the bathroom second in a ten-port series to carry this out. Several questions surround the rifle with which the commission matter to the Community Rela¬ claims Oswald shot the President. The officer who originally found days of goldfish-swallowing, tel¬ connecting their rooms ran from dealing with aspects of the tions Service for as long as 120 They also say there are already what was supposedly the murder weapon on the floor of the room 5:30 p.m. last Wednesday right recently enacted civil rights days to try to obtain voluntary certain laws that have some con¬ from which Oswald is alleged to have shot the President testified ephone - booth - crowding and act of 1964. It is written trol over property right$ and compliance from the accused In an affidavit that it was a German Mauser, 7.65 mm. Volkswagen-piling, we have en¬ through to 11 a.m. Thursday with¬ by James Spaniolo, Cass- party. that businessmen are still free to But the rifle which the Commission claims was used is an Italian tered the era of toilet-flushing out stopping,--a total of 17 and opolis freshman. An accused person under the set standards as to whom they will and will not serve, so carbine, plainly marked "Made in Italy Cal. 6.5" on the metal por¬ authority of this title will be en¬ long tion of the weapon. Clearly, a trainedpolice officer making a sworn matches among reportedly inno¬ a half hours. Title II, the public accommo¬ titled to a trial by Jury, and his as they apply these standards written statement would not makesuchanerror.nor would it go un¬ dations section of the civil rights equally. cent victims of broken plumbing They have presented their re¬ case may on the request of the noticed for a month! act of 1964, is one of the most Though there is an increase attorney general be heard before fixtures. port for the edification of those controversial of the sections and Paraffin tests given to Oswald on the day of the killing showed no a three-judge court if the case In some of the attorney general's nitrates on his face it would thus have been unlikely that Oswald also of the most meaningful The first claim to a record on east campus who feel they hold one is of general public importance. powers, the final version of the fired a rifle on that day. The report calls this evidence "unreli¬ to Negro leaders. An appeal from this court will law has modified them, and added toilet-flushing session of four the record. able." Basically title II bars discrim¬ go directly to the U.S. Supreme further safeguards. The hope of The doctors who treated the President in an effort to save his hours 56 minutes was made by "We wouldn't want them to go ination on the grounds of race, the administration has been for colcrtr, religion or national origin life were agreed that the wound in his throat was an entrance wound. residents of 310 West Fee Hall in the dark thinking they hold the Opponents of the law claim peaceful and generally voluntary While it may be difficult for the layman to differentiate between an fn any public accommodations. that this section is not only un¬ compliance. So. far events seem entrance wound and an exit wound, these men, according to their last week. It was upset by the national record or anything," one Covered specifically are res¬ constitutional, but an infringe¬ to indicate that this may well own testimony, saw such wounds virtually everyday, and were per¬ taurants, hotels, motels, lodg¬ ment of private property rights. plumbing in 126 East Aker Hall, Wilson student said. fectly familiar with the effects of various types of bullets. In the ing houses with more than five They also assert that the powers Opponents' big hope is that which, it is said, ran continuously The flushing competition, since rooms, gas stations, motion pic¬ this will tracheotomy that was performed, the surgeon actually followed the of the attorney general are over¬ section eventually be path of the bullet into the throat, thus having every opportunity to for five hours 20 minutes. The it is the result of acts of God in ture houses, theaters, concert whelmingly increased, and that ruled unconstitutional, as a sim¬ be certain in which the direction the bullet had traveled. halls, sports arenas and sta¬ it will take a nationalpolice force ilar law was back in 1883. Since the form of misdirected plumb¬ diums. These facts were presented publicly at the time of the killing, new dorms didn't appear quite to enforce this part of the new then, however, times, needs and Those establishments that this and went unchallenged for some time after the burial of the Presi¬ ready to go into permanent op¬ ing fixtures, is hardly likely to interpretations have greatly dent the current story then being that the President had turned title does not cover are private evolved. For the time being most set off active battles around cam¬ Proponents of the law base the eration, but were providing fun clubs, retail stores, rooming leaders of both factions are hop¬ completely around, and thus could be shot in the front of the neck constitutionality of this title on from the rear of the carl houses with five fewer rooms, for the statistically minded. pus, but it is an amusing diver¬ or the inter-statt commerce clause, ing for voluntary compliance and When this strained the belief of many, the commission decided or where the owner lives within which authorizes Congress to an end to all civil strife. Now comes word of a room in sion from the rigors of the start that the entrance would was actually an exit wound at present the the establishment, and barber regulate commerce among the conclusion of the Warren Report. well-established East Wilson of classes. shops unless they are part of a states, and the fourteenth amend¬ Wednesday: Title III, de¬ Mr. Lane's systematic comment runs to several pages of the hotel or similar establishment. ment which says "no state shall segregation of public fa— An "Guardian," and reveals the report for the poor fabrication It is. aggrieved person or per¬ ...deny to any person...the equal This comment by Mr. Lane should be read by all Americans inter¬ sons, if they feel they have been ested in truth and justice. Copies are available from the Socialist News From Other discriminated against because of Campuses the stated criteria, may .a civil action. This might include institute nanata □□□nan □□□□□□ □am in □□□□□ □□□□□ Club, P.O. Box #382, East Lansing. They may be purchased also Socialist Club n application for a permanent or Race Problems Hit Northwestern ing for a good part of the spring and summer .'temporary injunction, restrain¬ ranro □□□□ naa Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois— ft&ce problems are coming to light in off- quarters for a room nearer campus. He was refused by "what seemed like a hun¬ dred places" even when he said that rent rates ing order, or other legal order. .The attorney general may inter¬ DOHH □□□□□□□ □□□□□ una □□□ □aaaa fa** campus housing in the Northwestern area. The were Immaterial because the vene only if he certifies that the Nigerian embassy case is of general public import¬ □□□□nor □□□□ director of men's housing said he will investi¬ would pay whatever was asked. ance and with the permission of □Old (!□□□ QQB gate five landlords on the list of approved hous¬ the court. □□□aw □□□□□□ ing who have been accused of preventing Ne¬ groes from taking rooms in their houses. McGill Chancellor Sees Heed For Funds If a case pertaining to alleged □□□□a □□□□□□ discrimination is filed in a state □□□□□ □□□□□ The accusation was made by Paul Schmidt, co- McGill with public accommodation laws, University, Montreal—Money is the chairman of the Student Senate human relations root of all academic enterprises, Chancellor the state and local authorities committee, after he called some eleven land¬ Howard I. Ross recently informed McGill grad¬ would have priority. The federal lords and asked them about rooms for himself uates at a fund conference. McGill seeks to pro¬ government will intercede after and a roommate who is a "colored boy." Lillian Brillhart vide sufficiently excellent programs to keep 30 days only if the state cannot Meanwhile, the vice president of the Student Canadian students from being tempted by aca¬ or will not handle the proceedings graduate of Rachelle Beauty Senate, a Nigerian student, has been forced to demic offerings in the United States, Ross said, in an appropriate manner. As 15. Dry College, Lansing, encourages rent an apartment In a Negro section of Evan¬ and needs large amounts of money to maintain stated in the preceding article, 19. Operate ston ten blocks from the campus after search¬ the facilities and faculty necessary to do this. Michigan has a public accommo¬ 20. Twilight all coeds to take advantage dations law, as do 30 other states. 22. Harvest If similar incidents in during University Beauty Salon's occur goddess 23. Kunched MICHIGAN 1 2 3 4 s i 1 26. Follower of: suffix COED SPECIAL DAYS- TATE NEWS I 7 9 STATI y UNIVERSITY Letter Policy " it 13 28. 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Michigan State News, East Lansing, Mic'higan Tuesday, October 6, 1964 Six Students Plead Guilty To Charges Of Shoplifting From Our Wire Services Six more MSU students paid Jacobs, 20, 208 Akers Hall; Roy son's Bookstore, Inc., 128 W. • Grand River Ave., Murray said. Nonaligned Nations Conference Opens large fines after pleading guilty J. Johnson, 18, 131 Snyder Hall; • CAIRO—President Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt opened the sec¬ to shoplifting charges in East Lansing Municipal Court Mon- Howard R. Nugent, 20, 346 Sny¬ der Hall; Beverly R. Paulich, 21, Items taken included pens and assorted supplies, and in nocase • ; There's new excitment on the campus ond conference of professedly non-aligned nations Monday with bitter 152 Haslett Hall; and Steven G. did the value exceed $4, he said. : Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe. Without men¬ references to tioning Tshombe by name, Nasser said "The trade in mercenar¬ ies is being exercised without honor and without shame." Ordered by Judge William Wise Rubin, 20, 502 Case Hall, South, according to East Lansing police Since registration began, eight MSU students have pleaded guilty : scene...andfashion-conscious co-eds to pay $50 fines and $4.30 court Sgt. Richard Murray. to shoplifting charges and have : Me'anwhile, Tshombe, barred from Egyptian soil on the wish of most members of the conference, was in Athens, reportedly prepar¬ ing to fly to Cairo. His special plane from Leopoldville was denied costs each or serve 50 days in jail were Robert M. Butson, 17, B-210 Bailey Hall; Laurence E. Five arrests were made at the Student Book Store, 421 E. Grand River Ave., and a sixth at Gib- paid a total of $436.40 in fines. Another four students are awaiting arraignment on similar : : are causing it in their up-to-the- landing rights earlier. simple larceny charges. Early Baker Investigation minute wardrobes from Knapp's. Chances Fade For Out Of 007 Air Force Team WASHINGTON—Only two members of the Senate Rules Commit¬ From Our Wire Services tee showed up Monday for a meeting of the committee, directed by To Sign Sign Rookies the Senate last month to reopen its Bobby Baker investigation. Fin ally...this story from right out of a The Air Force ROTC Sabre Chances are therefore slim for pre-election hearings on a charge France...a story Drill Team will hold its first made by Republican Senator John J. Williamsof Delaware of political James Bond mystery. Police at Domfront, France, meeting in Demonstration Hall payoff in the Baker Case. had a real case on their hands at 4 p.m. today. All AFROTC freshmen and Queen Begins Eight-Day Canadian Visit when they examined an abandoned sophomores interested in join¬ SUMMERSIDE, Prince Edwardlsland—Queen Elizabeth II flew to The car is a souped-upcitroen ing the precision marching team C anada Monday to begin an eight-day visit. Steps are being taken to ingenious gadgets designed shake off pursuers. The AFROTC Sabres are one safeguard the queen from possible demonstrations by French- of the tew marching teams in speiking advocates of secession. In Quebec, signs calling on the tank under the hood, which squirts the nation using sabres, andpar- ^upen to go home have appeared on walls in two different parts of the city. out oil from twin exhaust pipes, ticipate in local and statewide making roads slippery for motor¬ parades as well as several ROrC Four Held In Hotel By Soviet 'Officials' cycle police. competitive meets in the mid- The oil device also lays down WASHINGTON—Three Americans and a British military attache a smoke screen. Another switch ROBERT R. LOVEGREN were held for hours in their hotel rooms while Soviet "officials" causes the rear license plate to Navy Recruits searched their effects and confiscated some of their personal be¬ disappear. This switch also opens Potential Officers longings, the State Department reported Monday. The incident, which occurred Sept. 28 in a Russian city on the Park Service the hood and turns on a high- beam light powerful enough to The officer procurement team C hinese border, was the latest in a series indicating stepped-up blind any pursuers. from the Naval Reserve Train¬ Russian counter-espionage activity. Career Talk The car was found wrecked ing Center in Lansing will be In and abandoned near the Normandy the lobby of the Union Building French Group Favors Goldwater Set At Union community of Domfront. The owner...well, he was in¬ every Tuesday. They will give information and tests to students PARIS—Apparently. witUnva. the.candidate's knowledge cr approval, Opportunities for employment volved in another accident in interested in becoming Naval of¬ Sen. Barry Goldwater's campaign for the U.S. presidency has and careers in the National Park southern France. He's under po¬ ficers through the NROTC pro¬ spilled over into the French political arena in the form of an ex¬ Service will be discussed at 7 lice guard in a hospital...sus¬ gram. treme rightist movement. p.m. Wednesday in Room 31 of pected of running bootleg whis- Persons interested mtliispro¬ Declaration of the organization, "Association Francaisedes Ames the Union Building. gram may apply as civilians, al¬ de Goldwater" (French Association of the Friends of Goldwater), The. main speaker at the meet¬ though they can start fulfilling was made in accordance with French law. ing will be Robert Lovegren, Correction their military obligation while chie; of the Personnel Branch, still in college, says Julius R. National Park Service, Washing¬ Hoffma", local representative of U.S. Strength In Viet Nam Steadily Grows the commandant of the > ton, D. C. SAIGON, Viet Nam—L'.S. military manpower in South Viet Nam Lovegren plans to hold per¬ ported by the State News. is steadily growing under a reinforcement p'ai drawn up Inst spring. sonal interviews from 9-10:30 American sources said Monday the total of Sept. 30 was 19,000, an a.m. and from 2-4 p.m. Wednes¬ increase of 1,300 over the August rolls. Dems Hope Lady Bird Wooing Southerners day. Interested students should arrange for interviews in ad¬ vance at the Placement Bureau, ^ke GoaA WASHINGTON—Democratic strategists are hopeful that Mrs. Student Services Building. Lyndon B. Johnson's historic whistlestop train trip is delivering "Very, few young people are featuring the South to the Johnson-Humphrey ticket. aware of the many and varied op¬ However, most Democrats have little h and Mississippi. >f winning Alabama portunities the National Park Service offers in career ser¬ FRATERNITY vice," commented Louis F. There's A Fine For Throwing Eggs at PMs Twardzik, assistant professor of the Park anef Recreation Admin¬ SORORITY istration in the Dept. o f Re¬ ASHTON-L'NDER-LYNE, England—Roy Bland, an unemployed • RECOGNITION PINS * BADGES chef, was fined 10 pounds ($28) Monday for throwing two eggs at source Development. • RINGS • PADDLES "With the increasing demand Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas-Home during a campaign speech for additional national parks,na- • PARTY FAVORS • LAVALIERS here Friday. One hit the Prime Minister in the back, in a car in which his wife was sitting. general, em¬ Across From toggle closing acrylic pile ployment opportunities will con- Home Econ. Bldy. Twardzik ED 2-6753 adds dash accents wide Sen. Douglas concluded. (continued from poge 1) would like to s to melton wale corduroy ture reformed and he Hidden Persuaders" (Vance President Kennedy's ta Packard's description of the ad¬ a "step in the right di: 25 98 vertisers' use of consumer sub¬ 2598 "It'll increase employment and liminal motivations to sell their it'll divert purchasing p products) because "he appeals from public to private." to the nonrational side of public He exploits divisive Goldwater voted against nature. Tailored and trim for Brass buttons and braid prejudices beneath the surface of campus wear, with add dramatic notes to a man's personality." A Goldwater "contradiction1 "Senator Goldwater has made he emphasized was that of de¬ warm hood for wintery warmly lined cotton several implications that the creasing the income tax by 25 days. 100% wool melton corduroy car coats in riots and lootings that occurred per cent over a period of five in many northern cities this sum¬ in navy, charcoal, loden. antelope or bone. Mis¬ mer were from the accelerated he wants to make a $5 million ses' sizes. increase in defense spending." '"T he FBI investigated these dis¬ Douglas attacked the Arizona SPORTSWEAR-STREET LEVEL EAST LANSING orders and found no connection senator's stand on civil rights between the violence andthecivil by saying that Goldwater had rights cause. Heat, youth and voted against the bill, then said booze are explosive elements he would enforce it as Presi¬ in even a rich suburb," he ex¬ dent. "Ther he warmly receives plained. The Illinois senator said he Republicans, a man who said he it enforce the bill.' For the Bes in Italian Do you know perfectionists pick SPORTSCASTER Pizza Knapp's free classes campus casual wear Baked Lasagna in baby care? Ravioli Spaghetti Join series any is Thursday continuous. at 2 p.m You can this 7-week complete it no I 10" Classic unlined loafers that offer unexcelled comfort T-Bone Steak matter when you join! Plan now to be at ease for clat;s .... plenty of wearability, and smart good £ looks. Superb hand-stitching on mellow textured lea- ? with the new member of your family when he or And many other Italian-American Dishes thers ... in cordovan, black or bronzewax. she arrives. Gain confidence in meeting this new A convenient place for Lunch situation, by joining other expectant parents for demonstrations and practice in dressing, hand¬ I SHOES-GARDEN LEVEL EAST LANSING Open for Lunch at 11 Daily, 4 Sun. ling and bathing baby. Join this week. * 5 htiii5:?0. \? M 9 *2U ^ r . Knapp's Downtown 5th Floor Auditorium 211 M.A.C. ACROSS FROM KNAPP'S ED 7-1668 You Pay No More(often less) and Get Knapp'sService,too Tuesday, October 6, 1964 4 Michigan Stair News, Fast Lansing, Michigan Police tablish Noted Theol At Kellogg kjPetticoat Patrol' One of the outstanding theo¬ land. He served for a number of logians of the ecumenical move- years as a Christian missionary 11 speak at Kellogg Cen- in India and later as bishop of the Church of South India. A able epithets about the campus graduate of Cambridge Univer¬ J. E. LesslieNewbigin,former crip who lias just placed a token bishop of the Church of South sity, he is the author of six of HIS esteem under your wind¬ India, will present a special lec- books, the latest of which, "A shield wiper, bite your t-cue - Faith for This One World," was 'Religion and the Emerg¬ you're probably forgetting he's ing Nation," at 4 p.m. in Rooms published in 1961. a HI K. 104A and B of Kellogg Center. Sponsored by the United Cam¬ Orientation pus Ministry and the Office of International Extension, his talk is open to the public. Sessions Set HATS OFF TO THEM --Senio i Cynthia Cuthbertson, East Lansing, and Pete Wade, Bit Birmingham, don hots before Sat- Newbigin is associate general The Student Education Corps »eek's Seniors of the Week parti- urday's jrid gam secretary of the World Council will hold three orientation t State, too.Photo by Larry Fritzlan of Churches in Geneva, Switzer- sessions this week to explain the organization. There has been a change in times and meetings Conversation are 7:30 scheduled as follows: p.m. tonight in 151 Brody Success S Hall for Brody residents; 7:30 Series Fall Term Slated p.m. Wednesday in Wilson Hall Auditorium for Wilson, Case and Wonders residents; and 7:30p.m. Thursday, in McDonel Hall Kiva Budgeting for McDonel, Fee and Akers resi- It's not just by accident that chairman, and executive sec¬ Fall term courses in the Con¬ a man and a woman who went retary of her sorority, Kappa versation Series, a lecture-dis¬ through registration week three Kappa Gamma, and is earning years ago this fall as ring her teaching certificate in ele¬ ticket for il- Clubs Set METER MAID — Mary Lou Hudkins w tes out a cussion feature of the Evening freshmen now find themselves mentary education. legal parking on campus. The Uni\ •rsity hired women this College, begin this week in being honored as top members She was a member of Frosh- year to help handle parking violation1 Photo by Larry Fritzlan Bessey Hall. of their clas with the title of Soph Council, ROTC Corp Spon¬ WHAT'S The first of four sessions on NEW the cultural heritage of Middle American civilizations will be Meeting Senior of the V.eek. sor, anc V\ r.ter Carnival com¬ They also had a philosophy that, mittees tor two years, serving as they carried it out, guaranteed on the latter as secretary and held tonight. James B. Griffin, IN THE OCTOBER Union Distributes Calendar of Comin University of Michigan anthro¬ pologist and archeologist, will Schedules their success . their college careers. J well-being in on-campus publicity chairman. This year, her third on the ATLANTIC? lead the discussion. The foreign language club will For Cynthia Cuthbertson, Miss C areer Carnival committee, she J-Hop Petitions r—4 p.m.. 450 Nat. Sci. Human mystical experience as hold its first fall term mixer at MSU, tl e philosophy was to es¬ is executive secretary. She has tablish herself academically also worked on the J-Hop, the Special Religion Lecture--4 perceived throughout the ages ~:30 tonight in room 33 of the Rush petitioni f r J-Hop are first, then to find one activity of IFC-Pan-Hel balls, Les Gour¬ m., 104 A & B, K.C. will be discussed in a Mysticism Union building. Two films, re¬ particular interest, concentrate mets Dinner, and been secretary /oology Seminar—4 p.m., 204 and Moderns course which begins freshments and the introduction s:. Sci. diligently on making a go of it, of Greek Feast. Wednesday. Modern dilemmas of present members are sched¬ and let other activities naturally CymWa also enjoys music ?->£ Institute of Biology & Medicine will be reviewed in the contem¬ uled. branch out from that. traveling, and spent the past year rnur.ar—• p.m., VVoodlandRm., porary man series beginning "The most important thing as in Europe. She plans to get her -4 p.m., Thursday. Each discussion will a freshmar is to establish your¬ masters in guidance and coun¬ (.'•■liege Life—- , Lower be headed by a University au¬ Unio nju self as far as grades go," said seling, but may teach before re¬ gy-.Mycology Campus Chapel. Young Democrats—7 p.m., thority. Coulibealy, from thelvoryCos Miss Cuthbertsn". "It's best to turning to school. Another conversation on major will speak in French on the sub¬ '1 ower Room, L'nion. Pele, an art major from tides in French thought as re¬ ject .of comparative educatioi ir meetir g people, you will find Bloomfield Hills, as a fratern¬ Wednesday flected in current literature will Africa and the United States. those activities you like the must, ity brother says, has been "every begin Nov. 9. Cuba today, its The Russian Club will meet and they Will lend t< others." art chairman and on every art Beta Beta Beta—7:30 p.m., in room 34-35 of the Union at ■ 'Id ( ollege Hall. Union. history, problems and implica¬ :a mpu tions, will be discussed in lec¬ 7:30 Thursday night to start the i scho MSL Packaging Society - - 7 term with interesting insight into tures beginning Nov. 10. finalist, he has maintained a 3.00 p.m., Log Cabin. Soviet geography by Dr. Ian Each )f budgeting all-college average, is treasurer Home Economics Teaching weekly conversation is to meet for three hours. In¬ Matley of the MSU geography de¬ of the Senior Class, s member Club—Coffee Hour 4-5 p.m., 115 partment. Election of offficers formation on fees and registra¬ "We're here at school natur¬ of Senior Council and Blue Key. 1 ricks on Hall. will also take place. tion is available from the Evening ally for scholastic reasons," he A sports enthusiast, Pete likes The Spanish club has not as College in Kfcllog : Center. said. "They come first, and we swimming and diving. He's a yet established a definite date work around them with social ac¬ member of Delta 1 au Delta so¬ Senior ' for its initial meeting. tivities. It doesn't take long for cial fraternity, on the executive Portraits I Veterans' Club a student to find out how much committees of,the 1964 J-Hop and 1 Meets Club W ill Hear time he must spend on studies, Greek WeeK andC areer Carnival. Thursday and then he can start to fill in Pete's future plans include in¬ Seniors graduating this year have their portraits taken 1 he MSU Veterans' Club will have their first meeting 8 p.m. Dougherty Talk with other things." Both Cynthia's and Pete's phi¬ dustrial design work, and pos¬ sibly architecture. irs: Monday Thru Saturday 9:30 AM To 5:30 PM to be put in the 1965 Wol- Thursday in Room 31 of the Un¬ MSU Head Football Coach . losophies have proved to be Cynthia's and Pete's philosc- le. Appointments may be ion Building. Hugh Duffy Daugherty will speak phie Wednesday Noon Until Nine PM made by calling 355-7676 between to the MSU Men's Club today at Cynthia, an English and social 'It's budgeting, prin Movies and slides will be ,m. and 5 p.m. this week and shown and a schedule of the 12:10 p.m. on the upcoming Mich¬ science major from Last Lans¬ ily," and as she says, " S.JT . There is no charge for pic- year's events will be outlined. Refreshments will be served. igan game and the progress of the team to date. ing, has maintained a 2.8 grade point, served as public relations can't put 12 million eggs"in y A COLLEGE RING IS NOT \\ A LUXURY ♦ IT IS A SYMBOL MORE SEEN BY ASSOCIATES THAN A DIPLOMA • IT MARKS YOU INSTANTLY AS A MEMBER OF THAT SMALL MINORITY WHO HAVE HAD WHAT IT TAKES TO GET THROUGH COLLEGE • IT IS TANGIBLE EVIDENCE OF COLLEGE GRADUATION TO THOSE WHO OFFER JOBS. GIVE PROMOTIONS, AWARD CIVIC HONORS maternity separates with fashion dash • YOUR COLLEGE RING IS A LIFETIME PIECE OF FINE QUALITY JEWELRY Your waiting days are YOUR COLLEGE RING IS A NECESSITY $37.00 Regular, Opori Back v' ndard) 1 OK f comfortably chic, Men's Ring, . 39.00 Men's Ring, Regular Cosed Back iDe u" 1CK . . in a season when the 42.00 Men's Ring, Massive, Open Back , S'ancia ! 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Book Mid-East Policy Splits UK Parties New From Elsevier LDE BROGUE . LONDON (J>)-Both the Con- strongly opposed f ill-fated EFFECT NON-LINEAR servative and Labor parties— dueling to win the Oct. 15 national election—are pledged to pre¬ Venture, But Laborites are firmly as¬ sociated in Arab minds as Pro- Reference Books In All Areas WAVE serve Britain's prized interests Israeli. It was during the term OF RADIATION , MECHANICS in the oil-rich Middle East and of the first postwar Labor gov¬ to halt the Arab-Israeli arms ernment of Clement (now Lord) Attlee that Palestine became Is- Prime Minister Sir Alec ON META Douglas-Home's Conservatives Britain's vital interests in aim at continuing Britain's 200- the Middle East, accepted with Johnson, THEORY & TECHNIQUE year-old policy of holding strate¬ varying degrees of emphasis by and other Evans & Wilby, CONCRETE: PLAIN, High Melting Materials OF VARIATION RESEARCH A gic routes and bases wherever Douglas-Home and Wilson, in¬ REINFORCED, PRESTRESSED, possible throughout the region. clude: access to oil, peace and SHELL A book dealing with the study of the theory and techni¬ Harold Wilson, who would suc¬ stability and a staging post on the route to the Far East. basic theory for the design of ques of variation research and ceed Douglas-Home if Labor wins Their essential disagreement mathematical principles. structural elements of reinforced tiatives to extend the nation's in¬ lies in how each would safeguard fluence in the area. and prestressed concrete, quot¬ Perhaps the most striking diff¬ Conservatives tradition¬ Peeters, PROTIDES OF THE BIO¬ ing both American and- British erence in policy approach is ally have held that the use of force LOGICAL FLUIDS Proceedings of Labor's resolve to work for the is justified to protect huge oil in- Codes. the 11th Colloquium, Bruges, 1963 political and military neutrali¬ zation of the whole Middle East. Labor's policy states: "our oil Robson, RANDOM VIBRATION, An Each party, however, has an supplies should be guaranteed Penkovskii, EFFECT OF RADIA¬ important handicap in facing the through commercial arrange¬ Introduction To. Brings into focus DE VRIFS/CLASON problem of improving relations ments rather than through the TION ON METALS AND OTHER with the Arab world. use or threat of force." concepts and techniques of ran¬ Conservatives launched the Where Conservatives place dom vibration, in a wide range of HIGH-MELTING MATERIALS DICTIONARY 1956 attack on the Suez Canal and great importance on preserving Translated engineering problems. from the Russian. in Arab eyes have not purged a balance of arms between Arab OF Deals with physical effects of inorganic of guilt. Laborites and Jew, Wilson takes a far more ra¬ radical approach. In an interview Chariot,COLORIMETRIC DETER¬ diation on metals. PURE AND he stated that Labor, in coopera¬ MINATION OF ELEMENTS A sur¬ APPLIED Strike tion with the Mideastern states Salton, BACTERIAL CELL WALL (continued from it could have added to page 1) paychecks and Cold for other war an arms powers politics" and to work cutback. Clu'mistnj vey some of principles and methods ©f 65 elements. First book offering comprehen¬ sive coverage of the structure of PHYSICS immediately. He suggested that the United Van Straaten, DELTAIC AND SHAL¬ the bacterial cell wall. The new pacts automatically States, Britain and France, to¬ add wage increases of 2.5 and gether with Russia, should join LOW MARINE DEPOSITS Pro¬ 2.8 per cent, respectively. in guaranteeing the existing fron¬ ceedings of 6th lnt'1. Sedim. Con¬ Wilby, ELASTIC STABILITY OF This year workers will get an tiers of Mideastern states, in¬ gress, 1963. POST - TENSIONED PRESTRES- average three-cent hourly gain cluding Israel, subject only to s pay s the com- agreed adjustments. He called SEDCONCRETE MEMBERS Pro¬ for a ban on nuclear weapons in Varentsov, SEDIMENTARY MANG¬ posed theories for the design of At the heart of Britain's im¬ ANESE ORES Describes manga¬ post-tensioned prestressed con¬ LAW President Walter P. mediate Middle East problems nese-bearing formations through¬ crete members with supporting Reuther estimated the Ford and is her military presence in the Chrysler agreements were worth Persian Gulf. Specifically, the out the world. tests. 54 cents hourly over their three- future of Aden, the South Arabian ye r span. He declined to put a Federation and Britain's special l i on the GM package. So did treaties with gulf sheikhdoms are the mpany. When newcontractnegotiations opened about July 1, the Bureau of Labor Statistics estimated the Douglas-Home has told the House of Commons tends to maintain her Britain in¬ position in •SPOT. Other New Arrivals Other New Arrivals straight-time hourly wage in the Aden and the South Arabian Pen¬ auto $3.01. industry as a whole was insula against pressures for her withdrawal that already have in¬ TESTS Alexander Metal Working Bidstiup Toxicity lopchiev Radiolysis Welbourn Essentials of Control Theory UAW Vice President Leonard volved open fighting. In the same Woodcock expressed hope that debate Wilson said Labor re¬ ♦ # Beomng Unsaturated Polyesters Feigl Spot lests in Organic Analysis a complete strike-ending agree¬ gards the Aden base as "an es¬ ment could be reached at GM sential center for peace-keeping IN INORGANIC ANALYSIS within a week. Earl Bramblett, Bryant Mechanics of Solid Friction Feigl Spot lests in Inorganic Analysis operations in a wide area around GM labor relations director, said Flett Physical Aids to Organic Chemist "it could be one in a week" and DeBrogilie Ws\e Mechanics expressed hope it would, but said Flett Frequencies Cham "is pure spec- Grabar Immuioelectro Groups Heslop Inorganic Chemistry Johnson Fatigue Experiments Chargatt Nucleic Acids k, oil Edk of Lab Distillation Chariot Klectroclomical Reactions Barrere Rocket Propulsion Lloyd Alicyclie IMMUNO- Current Census Van Straatem Deltaic Vol 1 None Incompressible I Penkovskii Effect on Radiation De Graeff Water & Electrolyte ELECTRO- Mary Lynn Armstrong; Kenneth Black; Wayne Brown; Steven Carpenter; Bonnie Jean Peruts Proteins jnd Nucleic Acid Clason dictionary of General Physics PHORETIC Chapin; Fawn Choske; Jean DeVries Pure Robson Handom Vibration Physics vol. 1 Dyer; Richard Ford; John Green- lea; Geraldine Griffith; William Rutten Geologic Aspects DeVries Pure Physics vol. 2 ANALYSIS Hamlin; Martha Keown; Marilyn Krentzin; Albert Lunemann; Edited by P. GRABAR and P Bl'RTir Bruce Marcucci; Judith Osgood; and Mary Ellen Pardee. Clayton Perry; George Piper; Shirley Randall; Emanuel Ruscheinski; Kathleen Scholle; David Seaman; David Shattuck; Edwina Sk 1 a r ; Calvin Smith; Richard Spencer; David Stone; and Raymond Urbaniak. NOWI The, On South On North Campus two class ring to GOODWIN'S and Campus autiful fabrics companies to serve and beautiful bargains. • . Still at the Union smiled! And you know what The exciting new MSU happened after that? Book Store. The finest Building will be the complete book store grill, cafeteria bar¬ services. bershop, bowl ing, bM I- Elliott's Ring Co. iards, and browsing room. The beautiful new Crossroads Cafe. A The Union lobby is still a nice place to meal or a snack in a meet. delightful new setting. er mouth and spread over her whole face. Ani" anyone could stop her, her head fell to the floor, shattering into a million pieces. e/'lie Gaul £>kop. If You like to Home Economics ED 2-6753 Bldg. Smile, try... MSU BOOK STORE (ri tWe I nf er naf i onaiXenre'r- A L>eparfVrrem GrnfiSt* A+Ul&X, Spartan Center 218 Abbott Across From State Theater M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.U. Book Store M.S.I . Book 0' Tuesday, October 6, 1964 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan No Shoe But Plenty Of Boot By JERRY MORTON against Southern California that State News Sports Writer set a Spartan field goal mark. Although Kenney's method may There's nothing unusual about seem foreign to mainland audi¬ He came along rapidly, how- . a barefoot Hawaiian when he's ences, it would be standard pro¬ ever, and impressed Spartan fans I riding a surfboard or walking in cedure in Hawaii where barefoot with his kicking in the am Green-White intrasquad com the sand. gridders are not unusual. But Spartan Stadium is not In fact, the Islands have been at Spartan Stadium. A'aikiki Beach, and that's what the site of football leagues where Kenney has become the third j makes Dick Kenney a remark¬ all participants play without outstanding Hawaiian gridder to able young man. shoes or sock. of his toe, but C o h Duffy on his toe," he said. " play at MSU in recent years, forget most records, fans the real know how he does it." and, like the other two, he re¬ Fans soon Some may think that Daugherty can attest but they'll long remember Kenney boots the ball on his story Kenney, a sophomore, ceived his prep schooling at Iolani J Kenney's barefoot 49-yard boot instep rather than using the point "He kicks the ball squarely most of spring practice n High School in Honolulu. Larry Cundiff lettered for MSU i from 1957 through 1959, and Roger Lopes was the Spartans' leading j ground gainer last season. MSU began building its friendly relations with the Islands late in the 1940's when the Spartans met the University of Hawaii twice on the gridiron. MSU Athletic Director Clarence (Biggie) Munn coached the Spartans during those years, ( and he later traveled to Hawaii to help with coaching clinics. Tommy Kaulukukui, former coach at Hawaii, did graduate work at MSU, and his son, Tommy RECORD KICK — Sophomore Dick Kenney uses his bore right foot to break the Spartan field Jr., is currently carrying on the goal record against Southern California Saturday. The 49-yard kick erased the mark of 47 family tradition as an MSU under- yards setby Earl Lottimer against Northwestern last season. The field goal gave the Spartans gfad. a 3_Q advantage en route to a 17-7 victory over the Trojans. Photo bv Larry Fritilan TEXAS TOPS UPI LISTINGS The Men of Spartans Tied SIGMA NU (UPI)—The previously un- ranked Spartans, by upsetting Kentucky jumped from 12th to seventh place and Nebraska, second-ranked Southern Cali¬ UCLA, and Syracuse also ad¬ fornia 17-7 Saturday, moved into vanced into the top 10 for the after toppling Northwestern 17-6 while Michigan advanced to fourth with its 21-0 shutout of Navy. The coaches moved vastly-Im¬ Illinois, and Michigan, Ohio State and Kentucky received one first- place ballot each. LSU led the second 10 in 11th a tie for 12th place in the United first time this season. proved Notre Dame from sev¬ place followed by Michigan State invite you to open rush tonight from Press International college foot¬ ball rating released The only teams to hold their Monday. positions from the first weekly enth to fifth after it walloped Purdue 35-15. and North Carolina tie for 12th. State in Mississippi ranked a Kentucky, making its first ap¬ 14th followed in order by South¬ Powerful Texas held fast to ratings by the UPI Board of first place, despite a general Coaches last week were Texas, pearance in the ratings In many ern California, Georgia Tech, For Rides call 7-10 shakeup in the rankings. third-ranked Alabama and sixth- Michigan, Illinois and Notre ranked Ohio State. Dame move d up in the top five, Illinois took over second place years, earned its spot with suc¬ cessive upsets of the pre-season co-favorites in the Southeastern Conference, Mississippi and Arkansas, Wyoming, and Oregon. Florida, Arizona State and Iowa deadlocked for 20th. The Spartans and Michigan and Auburn. meet in the traditional rivalry 332-2501 Sigma Nu House Twenty-seven coaches voted Saturday at East Lansing, with sellout crowd of Texas the No. 1 team, three a more than 332-2502 Burcham Dr. Welcome Students picked Alabama, two chose 76,000 expected. 332-6771 C Ice Skating Open to Public Yanks, Cardinals 332-L503 1 < M.AC. Albert X Hagdorn SCHEDULE Cross Fingers On Grand Ri 332-6083 Injured Ballplayers ver Evenings, Tuesday thru Saturday 8-10 pm Saturday morning 9:30-11:30 / Campus Saturday and Sunday Afternoons 3-5 Both the St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankees figure to be hurting when the World Series opens Wednesday. Special Student rate 50C The Cardinals learned Monday that slugging third baseman Ken Boyer is hobbled by a leg injury suffered in Sunday's pen¬ Skate Rental 250 nant clinching victory over the New York Mets. Boyer, who led the majors in runs-batted-in with 119 this MSU ICE ARENA 355-2380 FRATERNITY season, underwent whirlpool treatments today along with sec¬ ond baseman Julian Javier who sat out Sunday's game with a bruised hip. Said Cardinals Trainer Bob Bowman, Boyer's injury is a little Nejac TV Rentals better than it was last night, but it's still not good and it possibly could get worse. The Yankees also have a major injury as shortstop Tony Kubek is expected to miss the series With a badly sprained right wrist. OPEN The Yanks must make a decision on Kubek by tomorrow. If he is unable to play, Commissioner Ford Frick has given the NEW 19" Zenith Yankees permission to replace him on the roster with first Portables only 9.00 per \\\ baseman Mike Hegan. month Wrecker Service-Wheel Service-Tire Truing Brake Service-Muffler Service Complete General Repair Tune Up IV2-0624 RUSH Phone 484-7663 Check Out Your 1 able Models GROVE'S A UTObiography Only 7.00 & per month 8.00 ALL CAR Tuesday, October 6 FREE SERVICE AND DELIVERY SERVICE 600 N. CEDAR St. Hubert Wade and Dove Albaugh 7-10 p.m. at the following houses ... ALPHA KAPPA PSI Professional Business Fraternity SIGMA CHI 729 E. Grand River ED 2-0854 FARMHOUSE 151 Bogue ED 2-8635 SIGMA NU 731 Burcham Dr. SIGMA PHI EPSILON ED 2-2501 cordially invites PHI DELTA THETA 626 Cowley PS1 UPS1LON ED 2-3568 * 526 Sunset Lane THETA CHI ED 2-6649 students to attend 453 Abbott Rd. ED 2-3581 810 W. Grand River ED 2-2519 ZETA BETA TAU 855 Grove St. ED 2-3565 at our ne OMEGA PHI PSI 123 Louis Street For rides call these houses October 6-7 from 7 PM to 9 PM lnter--Fraternity Council CaH 332-5040- Student Services Bldg. 355-8250 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 6, 1964 J Big 10 Soccer Despite : State squads, Spartan coach Gene Kenney replied, "I really don't gan in the intramural program. R at Michigan State. The sport be- 5 then, Calvin IFrsrss: ^ nms s>£p°rI'kjrsityjoccer soc!" Calvin College Wednesday^3:30 hope^haMn SpTmn Stta™?*" ^ * T^sjoru" ^ COACH GENE KENNEX Ticket Wait Baseball Joins Saturday Fare g .. | ~f^££sijr« Alumni Game Radatz, Roberts riu^rv;-;: f-rSSi?BrELTFZZ» I Attracts Pros To Take Mound J Alan Luce ('55-'57) and Bill Bower (*51-'53) Sutton, who played for MSU for threeyejrs Ten minutes later, Madonia and ATTENTION CAR OWNERS ^ inggy V"So complete front end repair and alignment we'n crazy,"Sedge said, to wonder." "but we'll get good se.u- for ♦ brakes » suspension ..,.ve llever doiie anything this Robin'SRobertsh3o7theVa^nmore Orioles, Dick ♦ wheel balancing » steering corrections motor tune ups from the Los Angeles Dodgers. be In at 12 tonight. This could kll0w. espritde corps andyall ♦ This trio of pitching talent wiU be supported The outfield will consist of John Russell ('57); Jack Kinney, who held the RBI title atState until tC John Kobs! who retired after it was broken last spring by Dick Billings and who captained the 1950Spartans; and JohnCarter LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center "This wait is turning into a urday you'll see Harry, Roy, ('56-'58). 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 Darrell Lindley ('51);-Jack Risch, who was an mtassz ss to l^Jnmshed the season in the Detroit Tiger It's Welcome at th sssr.ss's 7 ke-ppxh^rAaoG Young Democrats Meeting Teams Slate Hear Sen. Phil Hart Mich. D. \ • On South Campus and James Starr # Open till 8.30 Mon. thru Thurs. For Freshmen, All .ng those interested in play- freshman hockey must atten< Issues and Facts Tower Room, Union Bldg. - 7 P.M. juesda, October 6 S • Plenty of Free Parking i meeting in 223 Men's 1M 7:00 p.m. Wednesday in Jenison Refreshments The MSU crew night at 7 in Room 215 club meet: Men': S|iH| mi ^ •Just a hop, skip and a n j HpSEpli JfcJW a jump from Case, Wilson, IM. ■■ , fencing will hold < or both freshman an. in 208 of thi lembers :F I'm Archy s field hockey gets un¬ m* iJli < • McDonald f. Wonders and Married Housing rounds out Thurs- HUNGRY? igs with in 203 a conference Men's IM. . m Have a . Treatl Car Buyer Paperbacks Magazines including the top ten including Playboy 50 GALLONS McDonalds Go to OF GASOLINE Gift - - Items - Greeting - McDonald's . FREE!!! Pure Bnf Hamburger on a Triple TKlok Shake creamy plump, toasted bun . . . luacioua Effective October I, 1964 Golden Brown French Frlee piping hot . . . crlapy in»/°FF III / on all items on 10% OFF all items exc. MSU ring | i That's right—50 * Card Shop Annex Harrison Rd. j McDonald's'4, J J ^ with coupon Coupon Good Uniil Oct. 10 | me of America'! favorit more than a BILL Card Shop—Annex MS.U. EMPLOYEES,' McDonald's L"n«i,rvgk, , East Lansina" Spartan Shopping Center Harrison Road 4015 W. Saginc "On Grand River Av'e. f CREDIT UNION 1 Blk. East of Campus] 1405 HARRISON ROAD 4700 S. Cedar 2120 N. Larch 2 Blks. West of Union! "lust A Hop, Skip And A lump From Cose, Wilson, Wonders And Married Housing" Jf Mi -higan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 6, 1964 PROVEN AGAIN and AGAIN WANT-ADS DO WORK Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Employment For Rent For Sale TOP IMPORT BL'VS CHEVROLET, I960 2-door hard- MtiRCt'RY, 10S6. 2-door hard- SPORTS MODEL 1964. 60cc. Ex- WEDGItaS (SOWN and veil. La- top. Automatic, radio, V-8 en¬ top. Blue and white. No rust. cellent all around condition. Call women needed as representa¬ test style. One month old. TR-4 1963 Roadster. 10,000 actual gine. $850. OX 4-1901. 4 Runs well. $150. IV 9-1895. 412 337-9918 after 6 pm. Ask for tives. Little time. Uiberal com¬ TWO BEDROOM. Parking, kit- Priced to sell. Size 11-13. 355- miles. Like new throughout Haze St. 6 Ken. mission. Farrell and Reed Com¬ chen, living-room. Utilities 9956. 4 CHEVROLET 1957 BELAIR, 2- $2,188. M ONZ A 1963 Convertible. 4- LAMBRETTA MOTOR Scooter pany, Albert at M.A.C. For ap¬ paid. Call after 5, TU 2-4164 or OLDSMOBILE 1956. Excellent door hardtop. V-8, automatic, IV 4-4058. 5 $395. Call David Loflin, Thorp speed. Maroon with white top. 1962. Low mileage. Two seats. pointment, phone 332-2426. condition. New tires, radio, • AUTOMOTIVE VOLKSWAGEN 1961 Sedan. Com¬ Must sell. Phone ED 2-8883. $150. Call 351-5068. 5 2-BEDROOM furnished house tar heater. $100. 8-transistor radio, Motors Representative, 353- • EMPLOYMENT pletely new engine. Only 4,000 2053. 4 Shown by appointment. 5 3 or 4 men students. $110 per MW, 5w. $15, Japanese. Movie • FOR RENT miles. Absolutely spotless month plus utilities. Phone ED camera, Elmo-Zoom, 8-55, CHEVROLET 1959 El Camino. MUSTANG 1965 Convertible. 8 • FOR SALE $1,135. 2-4770 after 6 pm. 5 auto-eye. Excellent, $80. Call Good engine, body, tires, $795. cylinder automatic. Fully 0229 after 5. EMPLOYEE'S OVERLOAD CO. • LOST 8. FOUND ONE MAN share house with 355-3816. 5 Seen at 2176 Hamilton Road, equipped. Will sacrifice for NORTON 1962 650 cc twin car- For temporary assignments. to • PERSONAL TR-3 1961 Roadster. Wire wheels. Okemos. ED 2-8206. quick sale. Spotless condition. OVERSTUFFED COUCll and PEANUTS PERSONAL buretor. Manyman. Call IV 4- Experienced office help urgently • Completely reconditioned IV 2-7632. 8 chair. In good condition. Call CHEVROLET 1963 Super Sport 0229 after 5. 5 needed. 616 Michigan National • REAL ESTATE $1,435. 610 evenings, ED 2-6906. 6 Convertible. Beautiful inside OLDSMOBILE 1964 Tower. Phone 487-6071. C S. Waverly Road. 5 rooms, • SERVICE Jetstar 1. CHILD'S BIRCH Chiffarobe. $3$. • TRANSPORTATION and out. Wife pregnant, no in¬ Well equipped. Excellent condi¬ Employment BUMP MEN needed now. Make unfurnished. Tile bath and ga¬ Used working condition. TV, surance. Must sell. $2,195. tion. Call after 5:30 p.m. 372- rage. Married couple. IV 7- • WANTED FEMALE BEAUTICIAN. Exper- top money at Lansing's newest $30. Call ED 2-1132. 6 Phone 372-3582 or 372-1662. 6 3662. 5 0964. 6 ienced. Full or part-time. Apply and largest independent. Top DEADLINE: CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala 4- TO SHARE with two or three BICYCLES, GIRLS 24" and 26". at Jean Airola Beauty Salon, fringe benefits. Dotsch Auto Good tires, newbaskets, saddle¬ door, 8-cylinder hardtop. Stand¬ male students. Utilities paid. 11 a.m. one class day be¬ RENAULT 19 59 4CV. Engine condition. New tires, radio, 207 M.A.C. ED 7-0765. 5 Body, 1209 N. Larch. 372-2980. fore ard shift. Excellent condition. Cooking. After 5, TU 2-4164; bags. Cable locks, seats, $50 publication completely overhauled. A steal heater, $100. 8-transistor radio, BEAUTICIAN WANTED. F"ull or 5 Owner must sell. Phone 337- IV 4-4058. 5 both. $25 each. 882-1658. 6 Cancel lotions 12 MW, Sw, $157 Japanese. Movie BUS BOYS. Call Beta fheta Pi. - noon one 7824. 5 part-time at Lucilte's Beauty EAST LAK'SING 608 Virginia. TYPEWRITERS USED.... ciass day before publicatior camera, Elmo-Zoom, 8-55, 337-1498, ask for Bob Koegler. - Shop. Brookfield Plaza. 332- 18 to choose from. Portables, VOLKSWAGEN 1963 1500 wagon. CHRYSLER 1956. Excellent con- auto-eye. Excellent, $80. Call New duplex. 2-bedroom. All 6972. 7 4 desk models, electric $25 to PHONE: 18,000 actual miles. Sharp, dition. Must sell quick. Fully 355-3816. 5 carpeted. Call IV 9-1772 or TU ready to go $1,985. DELIVERY BOYS. Car neces- BABYSITTER IN my home, 4 1/2 2-0692. 4 $95. 355-8255 equipped. Whitewalls. Twos USED TV sets $39 up. 337-9091. 8 sary. Apply in person. Ask lor days weekly. Children 5 and 2. RATES: tires. OKEMOS FURNISHED, two bed- MUSTANG 1965 hardtop. 4,500 John or Mike. ED 7-1668. 5 Call after 6 pm. 489-6133. 4 100 guitars $18.95 up. room. Quiet area. $125 plus util¬ 1 DAY $1.50 actual miles. Tremendous sav¬ CORVAIR 1960 Blue. Radio, Piano $69.50 BUSBOYS WANTED. Meals plus BUSBOYS WANTED for supper ities. 9 month lease. ED 2-3311. 3 DAYS $3.00 heater. Excellent condition. Band instruments—Tape re- ings on this sharp unit] only for meals. Kappa Sigma. 5 DAYS $4.50 $645. Stereo tape recorder, salary. Call Evan, ED 7-1714. 5 ^ 6 c orders --mic r osc opes--phono- Call 332-5092. 5 $150. Phone 355-2935. 6 LADY TO care for ! 1/2 year old. graphs—Used household furni¬ A1 Edwards SPORTS CAR CEN- Rooms (Based en .15 words per ad) Live in our home. Call IV ture, chests—wardrobes- CORVAIR, 1964 Convertible.Low ONE MALE student to share 9-4436 after 6 pm. 4 and experienced. 10 am. to 7 pm. beds—small appliances—toast¬ There will be a 25< service mileage. Like new. Priced for carpeted air-conditioned room. No Sundays or holidays. Call ers—electric irons—coffee jnd bookkeeping charge if quick sale. Call 669-9335. 5 CAR HOPS and waitress- Appli- in Private bath. $10 per week. 332- person. Sip 'n Snack, Oke¬ makers. this ad is not paid within Al'STIN HEALEY 1958. Superior CORVETTE, 1963 Stingray, white PLYMOUTH I960 Belvedere cations now being taken. Imme¬ 0091. 5 mos. 5 We take trade-ins. diate openings. Apply Sully's inside and out. Looks sweet, convertible. Hurst 4-speed, 456, hardtop. Red and white. White- WANTED: MALE graduate. Fill Drive-in. 3920 W. Saginaw. 6 BABYSITTER NEEDED at once runs sweeter. Bargain. TU 2- positraction, 2-4's, Headman walls. Six cylinder, automatic. for 18 month old child. Tues¬ other half room. $8 weekly. WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE The State News does not 0410. 6 headers. Call MI 5-8651. 4 Good condition. 355-1156. 6 LADIES FOR very pleasant work Parking available. Call ED 7- 509 E. Michigan Ave. day 4-9 pm. Wednesday 7-10pm. permit racial or religious HEALEY CORVETTE 1960 4-speed posi- in our office. Start at $1.25 per 9567 after 4 pm. 8 5-4391 discrimination in its ad¬ AUSTIN Sprite. MG PLYMOUTH 1939 Coupe. Excel- hour with bonuses. Call 332- For entire Fall term. If inter¬ IV c Midget. Sunbeam Alpine. All traction. Convertible top. Good lent mechanical condition. Good ested, please come to my apart¬ ROOM'AND BOARD for two co- vertising columns. The 1321 for interview. 5 SINGER. AUTOMATIC" 216-ZAC new 1954 models. Now otfered shape. Phone OR 6-5071 after body. Call 337-QQ18. ment at 300 4. 5 eds, it. lor minimal State News will not accept 5 . sewing machine. One dial con¬ with large discounts. BROOKS pm. 6 Ask for Ken. 8 EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an cooking and cleaning. Phone trol for buttonholes, blindhems, advertising from persons 699-2729. Dean Ave., Holt. 4 IMPORTED CARS. 5014 N. D.K.W. 1963 Junior deluxe. $750. POXTIAC 195", 4-drive hardtop. Avon representative. Turn your For Rent fancy designs, etc. in beautiful discriminating against re¬ time into $$. For appointment Grand River, Lansing. IV 9- Sunroof, radio, heater, econom¬ CHERRY STREET, Vicinity. Un- wood console. Need reliable ligion, race, color or Fully equipped. Excellent con¬ GARAGE FOR 2 cars. 128 N. 5568. 5 ical transmission. 35 mpg. Can in your home, write or call: furnished, three rooms and bath. national origin. dition. Call 332-6736. 5 Magnolia. Call 489-2593. 6 party to make only nine pay¬ be seen at 314 N. Elizabeth, Mrs. AlonaHuckins, 5664School Graduate student. Call IV AUSTIN HEAUEY '3000'. Never ments of $7. Guaranteed. Trade- Bellevue, Michigan. Call PO TRIUMPH 1956 TR-3. New tires, St., Haslett, Michigan or call 4-6246. 4 ins accepted. Will discount for Automotive driven in winter. Has heater. 3-9543 or 627-6341. 6 body, engine. Excellent condi¬ evenings, FE 9-8483. cash. Call OL 5-2054. C5 Like new. Michelin X tires. SENIOR OR Grad students wanted LARGE BEDROOM suitable for tion. CM) 332-0241 during day l KNOU inst just ten mir- TU 2-0507. 'DODGE DA R 1 1964 4-speed two-bedroom one or two ladies. Reasonable. > 6 Hurst. Take up payments or will to share new Call at 319 South Fairview. IV ^:e.s Las: f Last Lansing, you ZAGOMAT1C SEWING MA¬ AUSTIN HEALY1960Sprite. Good apartment near campus. $57.50 have the best personalized sell cheap. Going into service. TR-3 1960 Metallic green. New 2-2453. 6 ca: In pm call 332-0255. 7 CHINE. One built-in control for condityjn. Recent overhaul, transmission and interior. $795. LADY TO care for ! 1/2 year erv:ce frc-m a small friendly Art Splawji, 489-7596. 8 SMALL FURNISHED apartment buttonholes, blindhems, mono¬ paint 'and tires. Phone Dave 332-356H after 4 pm. Ask for old. In our-home. Call IV 9- For Sale Deait-. ? Ue feature fine - a 332-0834. 6 4436 after 6 pm. for one man. Close to campus. grams, fancy designs. In good selection f used SIGNS Harry. 7 5 cars. 1962 engine. Good condition. ' $60 per month. Call LaNoble GUATEMALAN HA ND-WOVEN condition. Will sell for only FORD SALES, Williamston, CADILLAC 1958. Red convert- WAITRESS, EXPERIENCED. Day skirts. Also Guatemalan gifts. 2707 E. Grand River, Lansing. TR-3 1959. Black, white top and Realty. IV 2-1637. 6 $48.72 or small monthly pay¬ Michigan. 655-2191. C ible. All power. New top, valve work. No Sundays. Apply, Capi¬ Roth violins. 1953 Ford Wagon. ments of $6.50. Must be seen 372-4835. 6 tonneau. Wire wheels. Adjust¬ WANTED ONE girl to share 4- job. Excellent condition. $900. able steering. Radio. $895. tol Restaurant, 217 W. Washte¬ Cheap. ED 2-6360. 6 to be appreciated. For informa¬ IV 9-3822. 8 FORD 1963 Galaxie XL Sports girl apartment. Cedar Village. Phone ED 2-1871. 6 naw. 6 Call 351-5425. tion, call OL 5-2054. C6 4 15" MAGNESltUM style wheel Here's The Problem CADILLAC 19 55 4-door. Air hardtop. Fully equipped. Low mileage. Mint condition. 351— TRIUMPH 1964 DRIVERS (MALE), Full time and EAST LANSING. Attractive three rims. For Chevrolet or Cor¬ AUTOMATIC WASHER. Ken- conditioned. New transmission, Spitfire. 4,000 4169. 6 actual miles. part time. Apply Varsity Cab rooms with tile bath. Unfur¬ vette. Call 355-6712. 7 more. Good working condition. \ shocks, muffier, all power, new Radio, heater, whitewalls. Carpeting. Tonneau Company, 122 Woodmere, East nished, except refrigerator and Also, sofa bed and chair. Call FORD 1963 Fairlane. Sport V-M STEREO TAPE recorder. springs. $200. Call IV 5-9502.6 cover. Must sell. Call 337-1407. Lansing. 6 stove. Air-conditioned, close to ED 7-7003. 4 NO DRIVING coupe. 20,000 miles. Bucket Excellent condition. Two years CATALINA 1964 2-door hardtop. seats. Still guaranteed. Must FULL TIME woman grocery campus and A&P Store. 125 old. BOZAK STEREO Speakers (2). Many accessories. $175. ON CAMPUS Power steering. Deluxe inter¬ sell. Call IV 2-0209 after 6 pm. cashier. Call in person. Prince Kenbury Dr. Adults. ED 2-4886. Call 355-9072 . 4 B-2000, Integral triple systems ior.' Whitewalls. Excellent Brothers Market, 555 East 8 from con¬ radio, heater. Good rubber, mo¬ T E ACHER-GR ADUATE student ACCORDION. LIKE new. Sell or in walnut shelf enclosures. Used 6 A.M. to 6 P.M. dition. 372-0240. 4 FORD 1955 Stick. Six. Excellent tor, body. Would accept trade. Grand River, East Lansing. 5 only 8 months and perfect. List to share his three-room apart¬ trade for anything of equal value. CHEVROLET 1963 Super Sport tires, battery, brakes. Good 353-1584. 8 PART-TIME meat clerk. Call in $270. The pair, $200. Call 355- ment with mature upper- Phone IV 5-9095. 6 Convertible. Beautiful inside town car. $100. 355-7915 6-10 person. Prince Brothers Mar¬ 3283 or 355-7789. 5 classman or grad. Student two and out. Wife pregnant, no in¬ pm. 5 ket, 555 East Grand River, East blocks from Q^mpus. Very rea¬ REFRlGERAtok-SMALL surance. Must sell. $2,195. $29 Lansing. 5 FORD Fire Engine, $325. sonable, with utilities included. Norge. Excellent condition. $95. Phone 372-3582 or 372-1662. 5 TWO BICYCLES. Man's and 1941 Packard, $250.1938 DeSota, VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Purchased Call 332-2357 after 5 pm. 6 Phone ED 2-2025. 5 $50. Both $260. IV 4-7467 after wanted. Part-time. Near cam¬ woman's. Good running condi¬ CHEVROLET 1963 2-door Bel- for summer travel. Only three MALE GRADUATE student to tion. Call 355-0984. 5 4-BARREL carburetor manifold months old. pus and married housing. ED share with other student. $12 air sedan. V-8. Power steer¬ Like new. Jim and coil for 1957 Ford Thunder- 7-9606. 4 EASY SPIN-DRY washer. Wol- ing. Phone 355-9810. Ask for Corey, ED 2-3581. 5 weekly. Cooking, parking. No bird engine. $30. 351-4209. 4 FORD 1960 Wagon. Econr verine water softener. 655-1081. Bill. 8 drinking. 332-4913. 4 Standard 6. Very good condi¬ VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN 1963. As CHEVROLET 1955 2-door. V-8. Casa Nova. Apply in person. tion. Call Mike. ED 7-0177 new. $1,495. Also, 1956 Volks¬ Here's Your Solution Automatic. Sharp. Terms. 1926 eve¬ Ask for John or Mike. ED 7- W. Saginaw. Phone IV 5-2928. 6 nings. 355-1904, days. 7 wagen, in good mechanical con¬ dition. $445. Also, 1960 Morris 1668. 5 at C. Mike Mc Cauley's FORD 1964 Convertible. XL500. Minor, and 1962 Hillman Minx. THE CLOSEST CHEVROLET 1954 Coi Power steering. 6,000 miles. Chevytown BROOKS IMPORTED CARS. resses. Good hours. See n APARTMENTS TO $3,875. Call 355-9839. 7 5014 N. Grand "River, Lansing. ager at The Shamrock or i IV 9-5568. 5 OX 4-2811. CAMPUS & CHEVROLET 1956 2-door hard- FORD WAGON, economy 6, 1962. SHOPPING from top. Standard 6. Overhauled in Radio, heater, windshield wash¬ PRICES SLASHED' August. One owner. Call Ron ers, back-up lights, seat belts, Boehm & 6 J Exclusively Chevrolet 351-4377. new tires. $1,195. ED 7-1840. 5 TWO BUSBOYS. Work two meals L Bowerman , FORD, 1957. V-8, Automatic. VOLKSWAGEN 1957. Sunroof, ra- and eat three. 236 North Harri¬ TRIUMPH TR-4 1963 Good body, paint. ED 2-4071. new rings, new 5 dio, heater. Good rubber, motor, body. Would accept trade. 353- 1584. 8 son. MOBILE Call ED 7-1611. HOME salesman. Full 6 B's USED CARS MERCEDES BENZ,~~1959. 4-door or part-time. Selling experience Complete Bank Financing . . Excellent Condition . . sedan. Black, red interior. Good preferred. Phone IV 5-2289 or Motor over-hauled . . condition. $800. Reverend R. Metal sunroof. Whitewalls. OPEN EVERY EVENING! . . IV 2-0529. 5 Wire Wheels 6,300 miles, only 3 months old. . . . . Nuermberger, 209 E. Second CASHIERS FOR Supermarket.No . . Abarth exhaust system. . Street, Perry, Michigan. 625- $1,700. 355-3193. 6 . . Private owner . . 3883. 8 experience. Apply at Food Fair, VOLVO, 1968. Excellent condi- 3101 E. Saginaw. No phone calls, 1958 Impala hardtop. 2-door, V8, beautiful 1962 (2) Impala hardtop. Coupes. One solid Priced for quick sale. tion. No rust anywhere on it. aqua finish, matching interior, brand new please. 4 jet black finish with original matching inter¬ e. Yoi $1,995. body excellent condition. Tex- 42,000 miles. Has radio and ior. $845.00. inside and out. V8-stick. The other, a deep already closest to campus Call Bob Hildorf. seat belts. $700. Call 484-0529. GIRL, LIGHT housekeeping. leather reclining seats. Under- maroon finish with black interior. Immac¬ and shopping. Classes are Three hours each morning. 5 only a few minutes walk Collect. St. Johns 224-3726 coated. Belts. Call 355-9876. 8 days. ED 2-5176. 5 1957. Four to choose from. One is a beauti¬ ulately clean. $1844.00. ful turquoise finish with original matching from any B &; B apartment. PIZZA HELP, Delivery boys. interior. All new white side-wall tires and 1961 Biscayne 2-door sedan. Imperial white There's no long bus rides CUSHMAN HUSKY 1959 Scooter Needed immediately. With car. from periphery parking Tonight motorbike. Excellent condition. Call ED 2-6517. Varsity Drive- a new white vinyl top. Also, one dust rose with original interior and new white vinyl finish with blue interior. 6 cylinder, auto¬ matic transmission with power steering. lots. And, there's no fight- Plastic windshield, windbreaker In. Counter help. 5 top. Also, one mint green with original match¬ $995.00. for parking space In and buddy seat. $175. IV 4-6762. STUDENTS mi ing trim. I guarantee these to be the sharpest East L.insing traffic. With in town. $749.00. 1960 Corvair, black and white coupe. Stand¬ the new campus driving part-time. 11-7 or 3-11. Good ard transmission. Sharp. No money down. salary ancT differential plus regulations, Boehm and Bowerman apartments are OFF CAMPUS 900 C. C. Unbelievable accel¬ eration. Top Speed. Perfect con¬ other fringe benefits. Flexible time schedule. Meal furnished. 1957 (2) 2-door hardtops to choose from.One coral with all new white sidewall tires. V8. JB's special. $795.00. NOW truly your best bet dition. Like Jim 353- This car is original from top to bottom. Also, in apartment living. See 1st Meeting Tues. Oct 6th 0275. new. - Phone ED 2-0801. 22 4 a deep blue with original trim. Immaculate in¬ for yourself NOW -mod¬ side and out. els open today The full years activities will be HONDA SO"cc. White sport model. 1960 Impala hardtop Coupe. Jet Black finish Excellent running condition. DELTA APARTMENTS and beautiful red interior. All new whiteside discussed with special time 1956 2-door, V8, hardtop. Red and white and J33-235 Delta St. $200.. Phone 372-3686 after wall tires. V8-stick. right. Beautiful two-tone finish. Has all new HASLETT APARTMENTS given to fall term including white sidewall tires. A real special this week. 135-145 Haslett St. blood bank work. Regular hours. 1957 Belair 4-door. Spotless turquois and --football blocks MO-PED, 1962. Deluxe model. $444.00. EVERGREEN ARMS No night or weekends. Many white finish. 6 cylinder, automatic, power Excellent condition. Many ex¬ 341-345 Evergreen St. --fall term picnic Oct. 11th fringe benefits. Salary open. steering. This is an Ohio Title car. tras. Windshield, baskets, mir¬ Call for appointment. IV 4-7461. 1955 2-door sedan. Beautiful surf green fin¬ --sports - men and women ror. Make offer. Must sell. 355- 1800 E. Grand River, Box 2176. Use Our Office 3049. 4 ish. All new white sidewall tires. Immacu¬ --off campus lounge 10 to Complete Your lately clean. Special of the week at $244.00. Foursome. Call --many other social activities 1957, 9 passenger wagon. Spotless. Blue and or Stop In! ALL OFF CAMPUS STUDENTS WELCOME LIVE, LAUGH, LEARN, and 1962 (2) Impala Convertibles. One imperial white finish. Original Upholstery. Nice car white finish. New white vinyl top, all red BE HAPPY for the family. leather upholstery. 327 Cu. In. Stick, sharp, SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT at only $1895.00. One Jet Black finish, gold 1952 convertible. inal leather Cherry red finish with orig¬ trim. New white vinyl top. 6- trim, bucket seats, immaculately clean. 327 Cu. In. Automatic, power seats, steering. cylinder standard shift. In show room condi- "THE J-EFFERSQNS" BURCHAM EYDEAL .v6.brv^,ae%».$J.ft9^00.. « ... WOODS OR VILLA ATTENTION CAR BUYERS II! "I feel I have the very finest and most complete selection of used' Refreshments will be served Chevrolets in townl Stop out and take a look around before you buy. They just don't come any sharper! My own personal guarantee goes with every carl" C. Mike McCauley 7.30 p.m*Parlors A-B-C Union Bldg. Michigan State News, East Lansing- Michigan Tuesday, October 6, 1964 9 For Sale personal Harris Trustees A BIKE - SCHWINN. Varsity 10 MEMO TO: The Smothers Broth- Typing Service rs. Don't forget that Thursday, ovember 12, is the date for sur Lansing Civic Center con- feARBI MEL, Professio party ; . Lync New Fellowsh . Ticket sales open Monday, "We walked into the White The establishment of a Grad- Alumni support will be $16,000 $35. Call after 5:00 pm., ED October 26 at the Civic denter fHbSIS PRINT lib House between three sets of Jate Fellowship competitionpay- a year to pay first-year fellow¬ 2-2080. 6 and the Paramount News in double guards." Harris related. ing $12,000 to each winner has ship stipends on four fellowships. Rapid Service CONVERTED FURNACE from "They checked us for our invita¬ ouncedby MSU officials. In addition to the fellowships, FOR SALE: Pure : Drafting Supplies, coal to gas. Suitable for home. tions, some form of identifica¬ worth $4,000 a year, there will XEROX COPIES delic ius Jonathan and Mcintosh Take away for $75. IV 9-5887.6 CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT tion, and then checked our names > Fellow- be other graduate research and apples, squash, tomatoes, and against a guest list." listamship positions other fruits and 221 South Grand ;, slacks, ber- vegetables. lopment Fund, ranging f i $2,200 to $3,000 a Farm fresh eggs, all at reason¬ 482-5431 or 482-5038 C mudas. Sizes 11-12. Very rea¬ room where the three cabinet lave approved year, able prices. Open 9:30 7 pm. EEV TALLMAN. sonable. Good condition. 355- You term pa- members spoke. Dean Rusk be¬ v program for Compel 9853. (. daily. ROADSIDE FARM MAR- pers, reports, theses and dis¬ gan the program by walking up s-year experimental per- only. No apply for METAL SECRETARY filing cab- KET• 2 miles Ei sertations typed in my home. to the microphone and saying, impetition. Outs :anding MSU by inet, with lift top and metal file lnS at Okemos Road. C IBM Electric. Call 372-3849. C 'I'm Dean Rusk, and I'm the 1 cover three graduates admitted t divider. Good condition. 337- GILD THE LILLY? Not us. Not Secretary of State.' study at MSU, next Jan. 1, will be primarily. Just for you. Always I "The whole room just broke leading to the doctoral d< Lansing in Febr dissertations, term papers, That's us here at Bubolz, 220 into laughter then, but Rusk ex¬ in any of 275 academic areas. FIVE PIECE dinette. Two living general typing. Experienced. Albert. C4 plained that in Washington, one Leslie Scott, chairman of the room chairs. Other items. Good IBM Electric. OR 7-8232. C tERM PAPERS, theses, never takes anything forgranted. CHRYSLER ADVISER -Lesl Development Fund Trustees, condition. All $60. Phone 485- Real Estate exper- He told that he was in a receiv- said, "The trustees felt this was ollege or i 0827. 5 ienced. IBM Electric. Marianne continuing education services ai ed States 1 be ell- SOUTHWEST AREA. Low dow ing line once and a lady asked examines Chrysler driver educ an especially appropriate way to w ANTIQUES. THREE. Walnut, One Harrington, 372-3280. C him who he was and what hedid, imission to Michigan payment. 6-room, 3-bedrooi no)e js member of the Chrysl recognize MichiganStateUniver- FORMER MSU secretary. Quali- end of Cape Cod in good condition wi< Harris xplai sity's growing stature in grad- mplete by t ? ches fied typing and stencil work built-in stove, oven and dis Mr. and N • Jot ED 7-7880. 4 posal. Full basement. Priced TYPING, THESES, t Traffic Center's rm papers, ;r. Female right. Please call Harry Joseph, rvice. IBM puppy. 9 weeks old. Wonderful ngs IV 4-4991, etc. XEROX copy s 337-1527. house pet. Call TU 2-7260. 5 Abooc Company, Re- electric typewriter C MAY BELL r banjo. Pearl altors Reopening Hailed ANN BROWN typist and multi- and ivory featui :s. Case, r nator, and music. Phone 355- Service lith offset printing (black & coffee house white & color). IBM. General . 4960. 5 C. NOLAN BARTOW typing, term papers, theses, 3000V» East Kalamazoo GOLF CLUBS, left handed. CUSTOM VIOLIN MAKER McGregor. Three woods. 9 Viola - Cello - Bass - Guitar - is. ED 2 Lansing, Michigan irons, bag. All-weather cover. Bows . Strings . Accessories Excellent condition. $75 Also ^ ,/2 N> Washington luggage, small. Good. $6. 353- 7_569? c Television - 1?" Magnavox SEWING AND ALTERATIONS for portable. Roll around stand. ladies and children. Exper- Finished in light walnut. Excel- ienced. Reasonable price. Near lent condition. 332-5558. 10 Frandor. Phone 484-0276. 7 ELECTRIC STOVE. Full size, TV RENTALS for students. Eco- good condition. Reasonable. Call IV 9-3695. month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ ALS. 484-9263. C TftAtoSISTOh TAPE /wc ±peed. Complete as - TV r-'i-- 55. tubes ;s. Call Helen. 332-0587 discounted 25%, except picture or 355-0339. 5 tubes. Estimates on shop ser¬ TEFLON FRYINCj pans, house- vice. ACME TV, IV 9-5009. C . wares and gifts. ACE HARD¬ NO RAISE in prices at WENfl- WARE • & GIFTS, 201 E. Gi ■ ROW'S ECON-O-WASH. 32 River, Speed Clean washers-20f; ten 2-3212. $39.77. ACE HARDWARE GIFTS, across from Union. ed 2-3212. C CONN CLARINET - B-flat, $60. Couesnon, B-flat, tenor sax, $150. Call 351-5044. 5 used BICYCLES for sale or rent. ACE 'HARDWARE & GIFTS, 201 E.Grand River, across from Union. ed 2-3212. AUCTION Every Saturday BICYCLE SALES, rentals. East Lansing Cyclf 1215 East Grand River. Call 332- ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call 8303t S Kalamazoo Street Body Shop. PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, Small dents to large wrecks. Olympia Precision. Buy the fi¬ nest. Terms available. HAS- SELBRING COMPANY, 310 N. East Kal Grand. IV 2-1219. Mobile Homes gfceatTakes 1956 Deiu: $9.00 per month. Call 482-0624 for FREE delivery. C CONTACT LENS WEARERS, get guitar. All styles, free catalog and free introduc- 6034. tory sample of Allergan Wetting Solution with Liquifilm. One per person please. Write The Look¬ ing Glass, Inc., L-10,*Box 441, Ypsilanti, Michigan. 5 COMING SArUftDAY. Oct. 10- 8:30 p.m. at The Lansing Civic PETF.o^. PAUV WORLD'S LARGEST moving and MARY. Tickets are still on sale storage organization. Operating at The Disc Shop and Lansing rights in 50 states. Contact your Civic Center, Lansing, Michi- college representative, Jim gan. All seats reserved. _ 6 Barren, IV 5-2241. Tuesday, October 6, 1 964 10 Mich i State News, East Lansing, Michigan U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Standing Rib Lean, Meaty, Country Style ib. 49* Lb, Spare Ribs • • Juicy, Meoty, Tenderloin Portion Hillside, Mich. Grade 1 i.||, Pork Loin Roast .*49' Skinless Franks . »9. Lean, Ground Fresh Many Times Daily Georgia Golden Shore, Peeled & Deveined Hygrade's Famous All-Meat, Mich. Grade 1 ].|^ At tjtl £ Frozen Shrimp • • 'ST *189 Ball Park Franks "g. 09 All-Beef Pan-Ready, Booth's Famous Froien l-|b. Hygrade's Famous Sliced 3^ MQO Smoked Beeff 4 Breaded Shrimp Flavorful and Satisfying, So Fresh Deep Sea "9- TT Freshest Flavor, . Hillside Mich. Grada 1 Ikmburger At National, Buy Only Frozen Cod Fillets • lb-3lr Sliced Bologna ' Favorite Your 39? 3-lb. Hillside, 16-21 Lean, Uniform Slices Per Pound Package Plump, Tender, Whole mt or Mar* Fryer Legs With Rib*, Meaty . . » 59* Sliced Bacon Smaller Amounts Ib. 49c | Wilson's Corn King, Fancy, Solid Lean Meat Fryer Breasts lb- 09 Fryer Drumsticks ZAe Ib. FrYer Thighs 63 b Canned Natco, Grade A, All-White, Fresh Serve With Ice Cream or Coffee, Salerno U.S. No. 1 All-Purpose, New Michigan Oatmeal Mb. ,.ib. Large ■"<17 Box Dainties For Your Finest Crisco Shortening Baking and Cooking . . . Potatoes Eggs «« Dozen Fine Golden Shortening 20 -79 in Fluffo Shortening Duz Does Everything . . .3 £79* Carton C Need. Duz Detergent . . . Deal Pack, Has Its Own Bleach King $11 Mild, Sweat-Flavor, Medium Siie I Oxydol Detergent . Size Fresh Rutabagas Deal Pack, The Washday Miracle Garnish Your Steak With Hot House Button 1-Lb. Box So Fresh Tide Detergent . . . *3" Fresh Mushrooms Clothes Get Brighter With Blue Rgg _ _c Home Grown, Fresh, Sweet and Tender Bunched Beets Crackers Cheer Detergent ... Box OO With coupon and purchase of 3 cans, Top Tasto Chili A Glass in Every Package 01« U.S. No. 1 Crisp, Sweet, Michigan With teens 15.0, _ Premium Duz Box 01 Top Taste Chili "- 29* Pre-Measured Detergent Salvo Tablets R Box 45 . Cortland Apples . . 4 29* Without Beens Top Taste Chili i * n. 4% 39c Detergent For Automatics Gjant Qc Hunt For The Best, Tomato-Rich Flavor Dash Detergent Box /7 £ 19* .... Deal Pack, For The Dishwasher Cascade Detergent 19-Oz size A Oc 4o Hunt's Catsup 200 . . BreastOChicken, Best For Salads or Sandwiches Ektra S & H Green Stamps 4 99' Deal Pk., All-Purpose Household Cleaner With These Coupons Tuna Fish R r\r\ Spic & Spaij box 29 IEE WITH THIS COUPON Sparkling Cleanser California Yellow Cling Halves or Slices, in Heavy Syrup 1-LB. SO FRESH CRACKERS 214-Oz. OOe Comet Cleanser All-Purpose Liquid Cleaner Mr. Clean Cans OO ^ 39e Dei Monte Peaches Refreshing Orange or Fruit Punch, Serve Well-Chilled . s Redeem With TOP The This Purchase of 1 Cans TASTE CHILI Coupon At National Food ...?29' . . . Hi-c Fruit Drinks FREE WITH THIS Fabrics Are Softer and Fluffier with S,H ^ qz 50 EX1RA SUMPS Downy Softener . . . Size*' 47° For Salads and Casseroles, Fine, Medium or Wide, Pure Egg MKM j The Purchase af 4 Lbs. ar Mare CABANA BANANAS 2 * 59* Deal Pack, Ammoniated Liquid Cleaner . /^. Redeem This Coupon At Natlenal Fooa Top Job Liquid .... Bottle 32c Mueller Noodles . Stores. Coupon expires Saturday, Oct. 1CA- FREE WITH THIS COUPON Deal Pack, White or Colors, Soft Absorbent M Enter Tide's Shopping Fling 50 EXTRA U.: STAMPS Delsey Tissue 2 - 25c With The Purchese a* a JO-Oi. Clanky CHOCOLATE SYRUP Sweepstakes! Redeem This Coupon At National Pood Stores. Coupon Ixpiret Saturday, Oct. 10th. All Favorite Flavors, For Desserts or Salads THREE COMPLETE SETS OF PRIZES Jell-O Gelatins Chef Boy-Ar-Dee, Rich and Delicious, Oven-Ready .. 10 £ 89' 50 EXTRA X.:. STAMPS With The Purchase TOP TREAT BEVERAGES e» *—14-OI. Otis. WIN $10,000 IN CASH 49 Redeem This Coupon At Netionai Food Frozen Cheese Pizzc. Stores. Coupon Ixplrei Saturday, Oct. 10th. . . . CARS . . . MINK STOLES HURRY! DRAWINGS ON Oct. 6-0ct. 13-Oct. 27 BMTER SOON! ENTER OFTEN! Reg. 79c Sixe, Hair Dressing in Fewer Cavities with 25 EXTRA STAMPS Oat TIDE Sweepstakes Detoils •» Tour Notional Food Store! Brylcreem • • . 69*.. Gleem Toothpaste >..'4' With The Purchese MACLEAN'S TOOTHPASTE of Any Tube Keaps You Fresher, Longer Redeem^ This Coupon ^ Tho Washday Reg. $1.25 Site, For Headache Relief Largo Miracle! Anacin Tablets . '•»*. 98' Secret Deodorant Tube Tide Reg. 95c Six. Refreshing 0,o. A„i»ptic Convanient Shampoo in a Large Giant . . 79 Lavoris Mouthwash Deal Pack, Reg. B»c Siie, White Vaseline Jelly Petroleum . . b.».. #2 M 69' Head & Shoulders Rag. $1.50 Size, Hold Your Hair in Place Aqua Net Spray ,, A ,,ta MfA. 78 Ith The Purchase PUSSY CAT CAT FOOD af 4-IS-Oi. Cans L Thl' Caupons _AJ National Food Stores. Caupon Exp Saturday, Oct. 10th. Tide Regular 33 ouble Green Stamps EVERY Wednesday