MICHIGAN Weather Inside Homecoming, p. 3; Romney and Nixon here, p. 4 UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS Wednesday, October 7, 1964 East Lansing, Michigar Vol 55, Number 186 Coed Gains Victory In $10 Court Battle GOP Campaign Landlady Defeated LBJ To Go Mi From Our Wire Services By Senior President Johnson stepped up c v LOTS OF CONTR ASTS--These pictures show one impact i many MSU class buildings display "full" signs, his campaign Tuesday, making a goa " activity got under "He's not a member of any pus lots are almost vacant. An example is the big lot north quick trjp into Raleigh, N.C., for 'way this morning with a double minority group, he's a member Michigan State's new student driving regulations. While th East Lansing lots, just across Grand River Avenue fro of the Intramural Building. Photo by Larry Fritzlan a speech before heading into effort by the President and Lady of a majority group," Goldwater Iowa and Illinois. Bird Johnson. He joined the first told about 2,500 people in Ward- Sen. Goldwater meanwhUe g al at Wash- minster. ",,,he's the man who stumping Philadelphia sub- » and rode andFro*p Wa was Merchants: urbs. charging that minority ington J ya< groups with high-priced lobby- Potomai out of trouble... side own jurisdiction, ists "run this country" under "Now unfortunately in our gov- Cler relyn McGan four-day whistlestop expedi- the Democrats. Parking Problems Possible ernment over the (/as? 3D years, day. excepting the eight years of the Miss Sandra Feldman, New t again last night at Hubert dential Humphrey candidates and Willian > MUler Ra,lei^ In a dual politicking. swing through sunny shop- nority groups run this country >rk City senior, won a $10 suit after she said an East Lansing and even Mrs. Johnson were on :ers in the Philadelphia Goldwater said. landlady illegally refused to re¬ on North Campus will for space with leaving entire problem, however. A week the campaign trail. of Wardminster, Glen- "...I'm speaking about all n turn a breakage deposit earlier probably have an effect on down- their ir cars all day. cars all di before students returned for fall Johnson's stepped-up drive for 1 Ardmore, Goldwater (continued on page 5) town parking, but it is too early I:'storage parking'continues term downtown East Lansing a mighty election victory will Miss Feldman agreed to rent 3e a problem," Carney said, parking lots were filled, June 22 trom Mrs. Wait and see" seems to be the yet to tell if this will develop into carry him in the next week into a room on a real prohlem," A.T. Carney, erchants may insist on higher Busing might also provide op- more than a dozen states with attitude of East Lansing officials acting city manager, said. ?s for parking lots." portunities for East Lansing more than 200 of the 270 elec¬ Ave., for $9 a week. She said Community College regarding a possible flood of stu- Storage parking" is not the (continued on page 5) toral he needs win. charged a $10 derc-'t i parking The community will have to votes to she was absorb some of the cars, he From now on the people and for breakage. added, but officials are waiting the country are going to be see¬ The following day, Miss i parking n see if some definite patterns ing a lot of their campaigning* Feldman returned and told Mrs. Placed On Ballot to develop. "Several merchants have al¬ Young Repub President. He intends to report to them on what he calls the ad¬ Fuller she did not want the room. She said she didn't expect to get Hope Fades ready age compalined about 'stor¬ parking' by students who ministration's proud record and try to sell.it to Democrats and The first steps proposal gave the state permission the $9 rent back, but she did ask for the breakage deposit back. Schedule C Republicans alike. expand Lansing Community College, which sends 25 per cent t'le proposal to extend th< le8e district allegedly refused For Strike intended for shoppers," Carney Johnson is heading busiest phase of campaign, of its transfer students to this Three issues will be placed to Mrs. Fuller return the deposit so Miss Down'own rn- fulfill the There was a time when I could the process of exchanging needs of the intellect. myself by reading the of¬ Signed columns by individual continue to express its own views was amuse ideas. To where and to whom What is being done or will be ferings of "brotherhood" in the MSU, we love thy shadows, they're a handy place to hide staff members may often take on the positions of any candidate. does today's student respond? done to bring education back to Rush advertisement of MSU fra¬ From the Shiawassee police when they scour the country¬ Only a "milktoast" newspaper Perhaps a tricky multiple choice college? Does our society care? ternities—offerings of "brother¬ side. strong positions favoring one test, will be the only communi¬ Someone must. I know I can't be hood" in the face of the reality Beneath the pines we'll gather and chug a case or two would fail to do so in an election candidate, as do "Points of View" of a rather sharp division between Then we'll hide from Sheriff Porter in the safety of year. WASP, Jewish and Negro fratern¬ MSU. columns written by students who ities. Beta Theta Pi threatens to Letter Policy usurp this pleasure by advertis¬ The State News welcomes all letters to the editors from any ing nothing more than acantilev- AUSG has quite a fete planned for Homecoming. Tbey seem to be Public Accommodations members of the MSU community or non-University readers. Letters should be no longer than 300 words and typed double ered sun deck. My complaint is that there are fewer laughs in kitsch architecture than in fra¬ following a "bread and circuses" program this year. If this goes on I can see it now—cheering crowds in Spartan Stadium wu! 'V . spaced if possible. Longer letters may be considered for publica¬ be heard in district court tion as "Point of View" columns. Correspondents should include ternities without brotherhood. Board of Trustees fighting for their lives against the University Editor's Note: This is port to a neighbors if they do so. In many with a jury if criminal contempt states segregation is whole¬ name and, if applicable. University standing (Detroit freshman, Jack W. Sattel III of a series written by Jim Spaniolo, Cassopolis is involved. In any legal action heartedly supported by state and professor of forestry, etc.) This information may be withheld upon Goldwater where the Justice Department local laws. It is therefore neces¬ request, but no unsigned letters will be printed. freshman, on the new civil takes part or is involved in, the The State News reserves the right to select and edit letters to sary for someone to step in and rights low. United States is responsible for assist these people and see that fit space requirements. AgainstNDEA Title III, the desegregation of court costs and attorney's justice and equal treatment pre¬ To the Editor: public facilities section of the fees. The law also states that vails. They also claim that this civil rights law, empowers the there is nothing in the title to title merely provides an addi¬ In a recent article in the State attorney general to initiate or hinder the fight of any person tional and needed remedy for News Henry C. Dykema, the di¬ My roommate has a different way of meeting girls. He'll intervene in suits aimed at de¬ one and say, "Let me see your ID, I'm with the secret pol to sue or enact a civil action' the of constitutional o assurance rector of financial aids, stated segregating public facilities in any court against discrimina¬ The girl replies, "But I didn't know we had a secret pol other than schools. Included are rights. that last year 1,256 MSU students tion in any facility covered under Though this title aroused less "I told you," he answers, "we're secret." received $483,108 under the Na¬ parks, libraries, hospitals and the title. controversy than some of the tional Defense Education Act playgrounds. Persons who in opposition are others, it will, nonetheless, if (NDEA) loan program. This year The attorney general or the to this title claim that it gives implemented and enforced, bring 1,800 students have already ap¬ Justice Department is authorized the attorney general and thejus- about new changes in the make¬ to assist only when an individual plied for these loans. Undoubtedly tice Department an excess of up of the South. The facilities or individuals are unable to pur¬ many students could not attend powers. They say that also it and establishments that have been MSU were it not for this pro¬ sue the remedy to the alleged leads to federal intervention in closed to Negroes for so long gram. After graduation these in¬ discriminatory act. local and state proceedings. In are now open. dividuals will go on tp provide The attorney general is also addition, opponents assert that In other parts of the country valuable contributions to our so¬ authorized to intervene in pri¬ this section goes beyond the pow¬ the impact of this title as with ciety. In fact, it is for just this vate actions brought by persons ers of Congress and moves Fed¬ most of the law will be appar¬ reason that our government has seeking relief from a denial of eral authority into new areas. ently less. In the South officials chosen to invest valuable tax equal protection of the law, as certainly desire to keep the fa¬ money in our futures. In this elec¬ stated in the fourteenth amend¬ Supporters of the law say many cilities segregated, but resent tion year it should be remem¬ ment, because of race, creed, people are financially unable to even more the manner in which bered that the Republican candi¬ color or national origin. sue, and others face retaliation they are made to desegregate date for president voted AGAINST All cases under this title are from hostile local officials and this bill. It shouldalso be remem¬ abbr bered that over 70 per cent of * 3 4 5 i 7 6 9 ,0 " 17. 1 his Senate colleagues voted for it. MICHIGAN <■ / .olloq. ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE It 13 STATE IEWS Trolley Thank you, STATI iy. UNIVERSITY Y/. if 20. Independ¬ Bruce Leckart, ON EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND 14 ent Ireland Graduate Student, \Y< 21. Dreamy Don't sell yourself short at the keyboard. T>pin» errors H if 16 psychology department Editor John VanGleson %% % 19 to tl ft tl Zi 14 It 22. Missteppec don't show on Corrasalile. Eaton's paper with the special surface makes perfect papers possible every time, the Advertising Manager By The Way Member Associated Press, United Press Arthur Langer 24. Vibration- first time. An ordinary pencil eraser makes a ruli-niit a Campus Editor Charles C.Wells ti 11 28 19 less point International, Inland Daily Press Associa¬ tion, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association. Managing Editor Wire Editor LizHyman Hugh J. Leach 30 i 3i % 3/ 25. Is under obligation cinch with never a telltale trace of evidence. Corrasal.le is available in lijiht. / There's a food shortage in Sports Editor Richard Schwartz V^ y4 . ...... - % . summer term by the students of Michigan Photography Adviser . . . Marcy Rosen .Dave Jaehnig 4' 41 ft 41 41 44 4f 4k 36. Cement 38 Haw. goos. State University. Segpod fVftSUgg patd^at East .I Circulation Manager Night Editor Bill Marshall ...Leslie Gofdstone 41 1 44 40. Adage 41. One. prefix We observe an interesting geo¬ graphical phenomena concerning Michigan. .r ■ Copydesk Advisor Henry Price 49 % 50 42. Spar^M fish Michigan Ave;, A ?<7r.e eirtfrthere A Brt k*hi re TvfWW- Editorial and business offices at 341 Stu¬ dent Services Building, Michigan State Uni¬ News Advisor Editorial'Editors Richard E.Hansen % 44. Cistern 45. is an institution dedicated enlightenment of man, and at the to the EATON PAPER CORPORATION E 0ITTSFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS Monkey other end, there is the State Capi¬ Susan Filson, Michael Kindman versity, East Lansing, Michigan. 46. Sea god tol. Wednesday, October 7, 1964 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Teamsters New ROTC Bill (continued from page 1) President Harold Gibbons and Not Retroactive Secretary-Treasurer John F. way, the first two years of college Our Wire Services English admitted authorizing training would be replaced, and payment of union funds for legal the service obligation after Peronists break up DeGaulle Motorcade fees in criminal cases, but con¬ President Johnson signed school would also be reduced tended it was legal. i ROTC bill to increase nn- two years. CORDOBA—A mob of 3,000 Peonist demonstrators broke up a scholastic benefits, Col. George Davies described motorcade carrying President Charles DeGaule of France and They did not specify how much ancial bill itself will be the bill as "a briefer cofage Arturo Illia of Argentina through this industrial city Tuesday. money has been spent on legal ' the ' Bullets, tear gas, clubs and rocks wounded 12 persons around fees, but attorneys for the rank ingless for MSU students enrolled requirement, and a and file group estimate it at at in the program duty requirment, at lesser the car as police fought back the demonstrators. The mob apparently least $1 million. The bill is intended to induce public expense." sought DeGaulle's support for the return of ex-dictator Juan Peron, Although the bill has been now living In Spain. Hoffa announced in the midst students by offering both scholar- signed by the President, it must of his recent Chicago fraud trial ship alld and briefer periods < still be sent to the Secretary of duty. J"*" One n"~ program Russians Charge Attaches Were Spying that he would stop drawing c sideration is that of a "two- Defense, the individual branches union money to pay his coui year-course." of the services, and ultimately MOSCOW—The Russians charged that three U.S. military attaches and lawyers' costs. This wt This training period would be to the MSU Board of Trustees and a British attache searchedby Russian authorities in the Khaba¬ after the issue created where it can either be accepted rovsk incident were spying. It was officially hinted they may be pute within the union's ruling held during the summer between barred from the Soviet Union. executive board. the sophomore and Junior year This program pertains to Nixon Says NATO Has Nuclear Okay Hoffa was convicted and sen¬ WRONG WAY—Getting caught riding their bikes against the one-way traffic flow on Circle freshmen entering in the fall of tenced to five years in the Chi- APPLETON, Wis.—Former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon Drivemeantgettinj tickets for these three students Tuesday, symbolic of the stricter enforce¬ 1965 who would enter the pro¬ trial for conspiring to de¬ said both President Eisenhower and President Kennedy gave NATO ment of the bicycle regulations. Photo by Ji Hile cago fraud the Teamsters' pension Traffic Appealers gram in the summer of 1967. commanders the right to use tactical nuclear weapons, and "if fund. He also faces an eight- President Johnson has changed this policy he should inform the year sentence on an earlier jury MustSign Up Club To American people." Ike Takes No Position on Johnson Policy Musical Show tampering conviction. Seymour j. Spelman, attorney for the rank and file group suing pus All persons who are appealing traffic tickets received on cam¬ are requested to sign up The MSU Amateur will meet Radio Club Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Dwight D. Eisenhower said he recovery of the legal fees, court appearance date by in room 100 Engineering Build¬ Homecoming's WASHINGTON—Former President for for a has taken no position pro or con on a Republican task force's re¬ is opposing the union's efforts the Student Traffic Appeal Court. ing. The club's summer and port criticizing President Johnson's policy on control of tactical to be named a defendant. Persons should go to Quonset future activities will be dis¬ Also at intermission the Home¬ also present a program 103 between 8 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. cussed, and Lawrence Von Tersh, weapons. A Friday night show injenison Spelman said this would put Bill Bremer, a display chair¬ The former president, in a statement issued from his Gettysburg, Field House will be among the coming display trophies will be the union in the position of suing to fill out an appeal form and , will be the for off-campus independent Pa., office said that "certain press accounts" had misinterpreted man new features in the 1964 Home¬ presented, the Homecoming itself and compound the action sign up for a court appearance. students and East Lansing sen¬ conference Monday. coming weekend Oct. 23-24, with Queen and her court will be in¬ his remarks at a New York press ior. has asked that all groups complained of in the suit. troduced and four new members plain¬ the theme, "Morrills-Yesterday, He named the union as a Queen Cheered At First Canadian Stop Today and Tomorrow." of Excaliber, senior men's hon¬ planning to enter that contest con- tiff along with six rank and file him sometime this week at VETS tac This year All-University Stu¬ orary, will be named. Teamsters, and contends there CHARLOTTETOWN, P.E.I.—Queen Elizabeth 11, smiling and the Students' Off-Campus office, dent Government (AUSG) is work¬ Tickets for the dance are $4 is no danger of the union having radiant, was cheered by a flag-waving throng Tuesday as she drove 313 Student Services, telephone ing closely with the Alumni Club per couple. Tickets to pay legal fees as a plaintiff. 355-8300. through the streets of this city of 20,000 in the first public appear¬ in sponsoring the Saturday night ance of her eight-day visit to Canada. dance, previously sponsored only Homecoming chairmen general co-chairmen Piatt and are ASSOCIATION Spokesman Says Cong Shifts Emphasis by the alumni. Friday's show, from 9 to 11:30 Sue Lindsay, senior; pep rally, Math Seminar SAIGON, Viet Nam—A U.S. military spokesman said Tuesday the p.m. will bring to campus the Representatives from all wom¬ Jim Tanck, Milwaukee, Wis. jun¬ 1st meeting of Communist Viet Cong apparently has switched the emphasis of its Village Stompers, recorders of en's living units will enter the ior; dance, John Newcomer, Har¬ Rescheduled Term pers Ferry, W. Va., junior; campaign from military to political means, especially since the r$H»re" and "From queen contest. A panel of student Homecoming 1964 show, Rick A seminar concerning the ap¬ leaders will select finalists, from August riots in Saigon. Russia with Love," andtheGate- Maynard, Pleasant Ridge sopho¬ plication of mathematics to space way Trio, a folk singing group which the court will be selected to be given by Ted Guinn has 9:00 "Obviously, the military activities during September were not more, and Jim Halverson, Ra¬ which has appeared on National by AUSG president Bob Harris, been rescheduled for today from Thurs. Oct. 8 decisive one way or the other," he said. "Ever since the riots in cine, Wis., sophomore; special Hootenanny three times. Bryan, Ohio, senior; Skip 4 to 5 p.m. in the Auditorium of Saigon one gets the impression that the V.C. (Viet Cong) have not events, Rick Hollander, Wil- staked their future on the military side. They probably are active "This is the first time such a Scandirite, queen contest chair¬ the Engineering Building. The man and Mt. Clemens senior; mette, 111., junior; publicity, show has ever been held in Jeni- title of the seminar is "First and a group of three faculty Patty Vaughn, Akron, Ohio, jun¬ son," said Warren Piatt, general Order Necessary Conditions for all vets with 21 months on active duty welcome members and local businessmen. ior; and half-time show, Bob Indonesia Signs Soviet Weapons Agreement co-chairman and St. John's, The 10 attendants and the queen Amsler, Warren junior. Variational and Optimal Control Ariz., senior. "We're holding it Problems." there so there will be room for will be presented at the halftime MOSCOW—Indonesia signed an agreement with the Soviet Union al! students to attend." Show of the MSU-Northwestern Tuesday to obtain more weapons, an Indonesian embassy spokes- • Admission is $1 per person. game here Oct.*24. The band will The agreement was signed by a mission headed by Gen. Abdul A pep rally outside Jenison The Forum Committee Presents Harris N'asution, Indonesian defense minister. The mission has on Oia College Field will pre¬ been here 11 days seeking military equipment for use in the con¬ cede the show, and a midnight Council Petitions frontation with Malaysia. carillion sing at Beaumont Tow¬ er will conclude the evening's Freshmen may petition for Earthquakes Shake Northwestern Turkey positions on Frosh-Soph Council Music at the Saturday night Thursday through next Wednes- ISTANBUL, Turkey—A sharp series of earthquakes shook Istanbul dance, to be held from 8:30 to 12:30 in the Auditorium, will be Petitions a wide area of northwestern Turkey Tuesday, killing at least 10 JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH • and by Maynard Ferguson. TheGate- dence hall desks, the Union desk persons. way Trio will also stay to sing and in 317 Student Services from Istanbul Observatory placed the epicenter of the quake 80 miles t of Istanbul. Musicians Professor of Economics - Harvard University- Win Grants Former Ambassador to India Louellyn Saunders of Grand Haven and Nelson Cleary of Evanston, 111., were recently awarded grants of $500 each by the Lansing Symphony Associ- The grants were awarded POVERTY through the sponsorship of the Motor Wheel Corporation on the ■ basis of scholarship and talent. The two graduate students auto¬ matically became members of the Lansing Syjrp' any perform with it throughout the coming season. AND ist. She has played with the Lansing Symphony and the Uni¬ versity Symphony. Cleary, a \iolinist, played two years with the Chicago Youth Orchestra and attended on a four- year scholarship. He has also Studied at the Mozarteum Aka- demie in Salzburg, Austria. 11 NOWl two class ring companies to serve PROGRESS you. Roberts Ring Co. Author of '"'The A and Elliott's Ring Co. 4:00 p.m. Fri., October 9,1964 Lots of labs, lectures, leisure-these slacks still stay pressed! 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GrtAcl'SJuPfl 7 " No Admission Charge " "buy HAGGXr CLTRAMAitt SLACKS AT: /I+ut&x, Brooks Men's Shop, Lansing Spartan Centei ' Wednesday, October 7, 1964 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Campus Rumors Clarified Tshombe A (continued from page 1) Romney To See Game; iopolis airport hurriedly con¬ sulted with Cairo, then escorted Admissions include Marjorie Tshombe and his party to the palace. Tshombe told then i Jacobson, Munpal, Pa., fresh¬ was man; and George Knox, Jackson¬ he could leave it only to leave ville, Fla., junior. Nixon Will Visit Area the country. Discharged were: Bonnie Heads of the professed neutral i - Chapin, Albion, senior; Jean states and governments met dur¬ > Dyer, Minden City, doctoral stu¬ ing the day, then issued a com¬ dent; William Hamlin, Jackson, munique on a no-questions-asked freshman; Michael Kelly, Holt, By WILLIAM R. PRITCHARD ter with legislators and govern¬ vice-president of the United basis. The statement never re¬ ment officials. States, will appear at the Lans¬ Junior; Bruce Marcucci, New State News Political Writer ferred to the Congo leader as Buffalo, graduate student; Neal Staebler, democratic gub¬ ing Civic Center for a luncheon premier, only as Moise Tshombe. George Piper, Peoria, 111., soph- . Rumors going around campus ernatorial candidate will not at¬ sponsored by the Ingham Co. A portion of the communique omore; and Paulerte Ladach, who will and who will not be tend because he will be speaking Finance Committee on Oct. 16. on Warren, freshman. in this area before the Nov. 3 before a machinists' group in Nixon will hold a press con¬ "Following deliberation of all election were clarified Tuesday. Jackson on the day of the game. ference at 11:30 a.m. before the aspects under consideration, the It had been rumored that Gov. Richard M. Y.xon, former luncheon. Governor George Wallace, D- meeting decided that participa¬ tion of Mr. Moise Tshombe would Packaging George W. Romney, Democratic originally scheduled to Gubernatorial Candidate Neal Stabler, Richard M. Nixon, and Who's Whose Ala., speak on campus this fall, can¬ be inopportune as long as the Organization of African Onity's Meet Slated Alabama Gov. George Wallace celled his appearance, said John Congo ad hoc committee...has not The MSU Packaging Society would address several MSL'cam¬ Pinning* Dellera, Conservative Club pres¬ fulfilled satisfactorily the man¬ will have its first meeting 7p.m. ident. date entrusted to it." today in the Forestry Cabin. pus groups within the next sev- Kathy Nelson, East Lansing Wallace had been invited to Guest speaker will be Dan junior and Alpha Chi Omega, to DIFFERENT VIEW.-A diamond-shaped window in the old Beta Theta Phi house provides a dif¬ speak last spring term, Dellera Anderson of the Allied Chemi¬ Governor George Romney will Joel Hoffman, East Lansing jun¬ said, and, during the summer Drill Unit Seeks ferent view of the new Bogue Street bridge. The span, which was completed during the sum¬ cal Corp. He will discuss "The be at the Michigan-Michigan State ior and Phi Kappa Psi at Uni¬ had accepted the invitation. mer, has been relieving the traffic load on the Farm Lane bridge. Photo by Patti Prout Application of Classic Films in game Saturday. versity of Michu in. Dellera said he then received New Members the Flexible Packaging Indus¬ Romney will sit for the first the State side of the field, a telegram in the fall saying Spartan Guard Drill Team wil; try." half on Engagements Wallace had to cut his speak¬ The MSU Packaging Society, then at halftime he and Mrs. meet at 4:15 p.m. in front ol Romney will be escorted across to watch the U-M side where he will the rest of the Before the game, Romney will game. Kathleen R. Hoddinott, Balti¬ more, Maryland senior, to George C. Eick vort, Lynbrook, N.Y. graduate tudent at Uni¬ ing schedule short and could not Demonstration Hall today. The come here. alism would have been Wallace's to precision drill unit of Michigar States rights and constitution¬ State's ROTC program is oper any male student, regardless 'Dickshonary9 composed mostly ofthosemajor-t ing in packaging, is open to any interested students. This organi¬ zation is designed to give stu¬ attend a brunch in Kellogg Cen¬ versity of Kansas. topics, Dellera said. of ROTC enrollment. Block For Poor dents an opportunity to meet representatives of various pack¬ aging companies. LONDON A dickshonary Here are some other examples: you don't know how to spell a for peepul hoo kant spel kaim word, it's doubly difficult to find F enominal —phenomenal. New Psi U Nine ALPHA KAPPA PSI out hear today. it in a regular dictionary. So Spanyer—Spaniard. It is called "The Awful Spel- look it up by the way it sounds, Cookoo—Cuckoo Activated Sunday ers' Dictionary." and you will find the correct Grewsum—gruesome. By arranging several thousand spelling. The introduction to the diction¬ Psi Upsilon fraternity activated nine members Sunday. Professional Business Fraternity commonly misspelled words ac¬ cording to their wrong spelling, For example: ary says: "The dictionary is devised for The new members are Jan the new dictionary claims to have If you think it's "rinocerus," those who are bright, educated, Benedict, Detroit junior; Bart eliminated a big stumbling block look it Up U/i&£»■' !■'<*} and holis responsible positions, Barti^fcaugb, Junior; cordially invites from the path of poor spellers. It goes on the theory that if and you'll find correct spelling— rhinoceros. but who are—let's face it—ter- s-rible spellers." Don Clegian, Ludington sopho¬ more; Kevin Connelly, Bloom- field Hills sophomore; Harland Dodge, Cincinnati, Ohio Junior;' students to attend Ernest Jones, Bloomfi$M Hills George Lysak, South Open junior; Rend, Indiana junior; Fred Marria, Stow, Ohio sophomore; at our ne Richard Simpson, Jacksonsopho- 123 Louis Street Rush Civil Service 7-10 Wed. Night Posts Open October 6-7 from 7 PM to 9 PM Applications will be accepted from MSU students interested in employment for inspector pos< Call 332-5040 Not just a house but a home tions in various the Civil Service nounced Tuesday. specializatioi Commission an Mature men meeting mature men-that's rush Salaries will range from ap¬ at Phi Kappa Psi. But it doesn't stop there- Phi Kappa Psi serves its men and the uni¬ proximately $3 to $3.60 an hour. Most appointments will be versity with innovation and is proud to an¬ made with the Bureau of Naval nounce a UNIQUE PLEDGE PROGRAM of Weapons Fleet Readiness Repre¬ great interest to all rushees. Before choosing sentative, Central, Ohio, Texas, -see PHI KAPPA PSI Minnesota, Indiana andMissouri. FRATERNITY A few will be made at other fed¬ eral agencies. Information and application Phi Kappa Psi forms may be obtained from the executive secretary, Board of U.S. Civil Service Examiners, Professional and Scientific Per¬ 522 ABBOTT ROAD - ED 2-5039 sonnel, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, and at most U.S. post of- OPEN CALL FOR RIDE •.«-if• u e< r* RUSH P»; r. Wednesday, Oct.7 18 " M—— t , ,,, 7-10 p.m. mulligan $tatr at the following houses DELTA CHI 101 Woodmere ED 2-0866 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 1604 E. Grand River 337-9472 ALPHA GAMMA RHO 308 Abbott Rd. ED 2-3557 ... s FARMHOUSE ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA SIGMA PHI 151 Bogue ED 2-8635 451 Evergreen ED 2-0846 420 Evergreen ED 2-3555 PHI DELTA THETA DELTA TAU DELTA BETA THETA PI 626 Cowley ED 2-3568 139 Bailey ED 7-1721 1148 E. Grand River ED 7-1498 PSI UPSILON KAPPA ALPHA PSI DELTA SIGMA PHI 810 W. Grand River ED 2-2519 146 Haslett St. ED 2-1874 1218 E. Grand River ED 2-5065 SIGMA CHI LAMBDA CHI ALPHA KAPPA SIGMA 729 E. Grand River ED 2-0854 128 Haslett St. ED -20841 715 Grove ED 2-5092 SIGMA NU PHI GAMMA DELTA PHI KAPPA PSI 731 Burcham Dr. ED 2-2501 334 Michigan Ave. ED 2-5053 522 Abbott Rd. ED 2-5039 SIGMA PHI EPSILON PHI KAPPA SIGMA PHI KAPPA TAU 526 Sunset Lane ED 2-6649 236 N. Harrison ED 7-1611 125 North Hagadorn ED 2-3577 THETA CHI PI KAPPA PHI PHI SIGMA DELTA 453 Abbott Rd. ED 2-3581 121 WhitehillsDr. ED 7-9734 1234 E. Grand River ED 2-0875 ZETA BETA TAU 855 Grove St. ED 2-3565 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 131 Bogue St. ED 7-9091 SIGMA ALPHA MU PHI SIGMA KAPPA 207 Bogue ED 2-8696 THETA DELTA CHI The Men of Psi Upsilon cordially OMEGA PHI PSI DELTA UPSILON 1344 E. Grand River ED 7-1714 501 M.A.C. ED 2-2563 1504 E. Grand River 332=8676 TRIANGLE 242 N. Harrison Rd. ED 2-3563 extend their invitation to rush at the chapter house, 810 West Grand River, Inter-Fraternity Council Student Services Bldg. 355-8250 from 7-10 PM For rides call 351-4687. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 7, 1964 5 Campaign Activities her way through Virginia Strike (continued from page 1) (continued from page 1) i North Carolina. terms, only two new local-level crowds at every norlty groups, those who are able a"e ar seven working agreements were re¬ to put together an expensive lobby °' "er morning stops. ported in the 24 hours following Washington and make them¬ :re plenty of cheering— national settlement. selves heard," he said. "These an£The squealing—youngsters. » Another 115 still remained to be are the ones that have been ben¬ get more exuberant as the train resolved at 130 CM plants around efiting from government hand¬ the nation, and workers are not moved South. Local politicians, outs financed by you." who rode along the route, left the expected to return until the bulk Before some 6,000 people in red, white and blue Lady Bird of these have been settled. the mainline town of Ardmore, Goldwater added "the issues are hospitality car beaming. In 1961, after CM and the UAW not what we call bread and but¬ reached agreement on national ter issues. Kirov Ballet level issues, local strikes kept the No. 1 automaker shut an¬ "They are issues of the way of other 11 days. life we are going to live and it's as simple as that," he said. To Perform Following selective strike Humphrey and Miller were both strategy, the union did not in¬ The 223-year-old Leningrad clude in its strike call those Campaigning hard Tuesday, Miller moved 'theSouthfor Kirov Ballet is aPPearing on workers employed at GM plants the first only one United States campus which sell parts and accessories time...telling dience at Asheville, N. C. that during its second North Ameri¬ to the firm's chief rivals—Ford SMOOTH JOB--Not every youngster gets as much of a thrill can tour: MSU. and President Johnson is "a public Chrysler. out of getting a hair cut as Richard Brown Jr., son of Rich- Part of the Lecture-Concert relations politician instead of a series, the ballet will perform A spot check of union locals ont^ Christine Brown, 927 E. Cherry Lane. The reason? Monday, series "A," and Tues- around the country indicated the Thebarberis Terry McDermott, the speed skater from Essex- Miller k off his Southern mood of the workers fit the L'AW's villewhowon a gold medal for speed skating in last winter's TEA BREAK—During the intermission of their concert at the Auditorium Monday night mem¬ 8:15 slogan of "solidarity forever." Olympic games. p at Wilmington bers of the London Symphony paused for a "bracing bit of tfea." Photo by Patti Prout Republican ad- the Auditorium. A complete performance of would "keep "Swan Lake" will mark the Mon¬ the peace through strength." day might program. Tuesday a Humphrey spoke before Haydn Work Disappointing National Conference of Catholic' ''Gala Performance" of ballet Charities in St. Louis. He jabbed moder~ "da*nce~wiil be presented" the Republican campaign theme London Symphony at Xhe Series ..B„ program will that lawlessness in the streets include excepts f r o m "Baya- must be stopped. derka" by Ludwig Minkus: Humphrey said: "It's not how -Falry Dol|- by Bajeri --phg do enforce the law but how A we Near-Capacity Audien Gossips" by Shiko Aranov; "The do we make it just?" Swan Lake" and ..-rhe Nut_ Finding old friends, speaking cracker " by Tchaikovsky; and to thousands and proclaiming her "Prince Igor" by Borodin, Climaxing the Britten work Major (London Symphony), pride in the Southland, Texas- Coupon B may be exchanged the repeated triplets of the disappointing. The tempos gave b0™ M*r s.' John soTelecTioneered for ticket starting t> trumpets and horns in the "Dies the impression of "what will Irae," the second movement, You come next" even though you were A near-capacity audience heard the London Symphony Or- could sense a state of complete ^aos familiar with the work. A .(fClllv«v i^iJi' 1 day of wrath. One The third movement the chestra under the baton of George Solti open the 52nd season of the University Lectw?-Cr\n'-fa"-< climax followed another until the third movement, the "Requiem "Menuetto Allegro" theless delightful. was never- /yilUt uw A. a. /iJtkt*- ^7 Aeientatn, nrf them' eternal After the intermission, Soiti Series Monday night in the Audi- rest)." A short climaxwasheard lead the orchestra through and the "Sinfonia" ended quietly Bartok's "Concerto for Orches- The program opened with triumphantly." tra." This is perhaps one of Benjamin Britten's "Sinfonia da -.i.e. interpretation of the composer's most famous ^ Requiem, Opus 20." The first movement "I aCrvmoSfl" had a „ . , cumnhn™ Nn 104 in n Haydn S SymPhony N°- 104 in D works i, C the Concerto does not J" achievements. It does show how¬ ever his undeniable skill as an Refugees orchestrator to convey great musical ideas less than and his qlen of michigan Dig Months heterogeneous style. In the Bart ok, the London Sym¬ at phony Orchestra was able to For Escape show it's virtuosity among it's personnel. For it's en- BERLIN (#'-Organizers of the young core the orchestra played the 432 Evergreen escape of 57 persons from East ele8ant military march Pomp « Berlin said today they worked and Circumstance, by Edgar for nearly six months to dig the tunnel under the Red "Wall. Ther,, E1gar* An Address of Distinction when the entrance was unex¬ lansing . east lansing pectedly discovered, onetunneler shot it out guards. with East Berlin Parking Our vides new room two-story brick home pro¬ for 46. . .spacious dining They said they suspect their room pleasant attractive study tunnel was betrayed to the Com¬ (continued from page 1) . . . munist Secret Police. Armed Red rooms . . .beautiful library. It is the already been Guards arrived on the scene suggested that Alpha Gamma Rho exclusive design early Monday just too late to vertise in the buses and that stu- for comfortable living. stop the last refugee escaping. dents who bus win spen(j more TO SPEAK-The scientist- Although one East German time walking in East Lansing. in-chorge, Optical Maser Army sergeant was killed, the Carney said city officials have East German Defense Ministry Program, General Telephone been concerned about theparking For a personal look at this and Electronic Labs, will charged the sergeant was mur- overflow of student cars onto dered by "armed bandits" fear- downtown parking areas since speak Thursday, 8 p.m., Room 122, Kedzie Chemical ing the incident might affect a new jast agreement to let West Berliners However, he said, no action will beautiful Iwuse . . . Call Laboratory. Guest lecturer visit East Berlin. West Berlin be taken until the situation has AlbertLevinewill speak on newspapers specualted that he been observed for several weeks, "Principles and Appli¬ Alpha Gamma Rho the was cut down by the wild shoot¬ cations of Lasers (Optical ing of his own comrades. Police Department officials Masers)." The organizers, said they orig- also anticipate some problem, inally intended to bring out 60 but they say it will take at least people. two to three weeks to tell how 432 Evergreen 332-0834 Five refused to come at the great it will be. Brody Schedules Football Rally Your South Campus i the Brody Board is sponsoring a special pep rally at 7:45 p.m. their couriers in East The tunnel was bored from a Berlin. Convenience Shopping Center Thursday in 150-151 Brody Hall for the MSL'-University of Michi¬ gan football game Saturday. under the 300 foot wide pfo- Head football Coach Duffy hibited the Communist wall i the Daugherty will speak about 8:30 side of Open Evenings It p.m., following a movie showing courtyard of , about 450 It- ' ighli its of past MSU games, Some of the team members will 90 feet below TIL 8:30 be present. lowest point. Mon. thru Thurs. WE PLEDGE MEN; WE TREAT THEM LIKE MEN! Fri. and Sat. 'til 5:30 DELTA SIGMA PHI MAINTAINS HIGHEST QUALITY STANDARDS IN: SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, MATURITY, SOCIAL GRACES, AND AN ACTIVE SPIRIT FOR PARTI¬ CIPATION. THE DELT SIGS LIVE IN A HOME, NOT IN ROOMS WITH NUMBERS ON THE DOORS! IN SHORT, PROGRESS! TO EXPLORE THIS PROGRESSIVE FRATERNITY, YOU MAY CALL FOR A RIDE AT: ED 2-5065 THE FRATERNITY A Symbol A Purpose A Unit Delta Sigma Phi We do not offer tunities, merely a house, a grip, social oppor¬ competitive athletics. We offer these and a AT MSU great deal more. Stop in at the SIGMA PHI EPSILON fraternity house, . . ^Ike GanA. Amtejc SINCE 1923 ■ •whera -brotherhood- is * iitifte niiwr-fliaf WOT&. *' Spartan Shopping Center - Harrison Rd. 1218 EAST GRAND RIVER "Just a hop, skip, jump from Case, Wilson, Wonders & Married Housing Wednesday. October 7, 1964 6 Michigan State News, F:i<=t I.: Michigan WEDNESDAYS 49'sa DAY Cards Host To Series Opener st. louis—The New York pennant merry-go-round and baseman Julian Javier are def¬ and utility inflelder Phil Linz Yankees, perennial baseball earned the right to face the ta¬ inite starters for the opener. is designated to start at short. pulled hamstring Frick and the Yankees have un¬ kings of the American League, cumbent champs of the junior Boyer a Dig into as many golden meet their sixth different foe in circuit. muscle and Javier is nursing bruised hip but both are re¬ til one minute before game time a decis on on Kubek. seven years today in St. Louis. New York, which is appearing a to make buttermilk pancakes as you This time its the St. Louis in its 29th post-season classic. covering. The Yankees' probable batting Cardinals who grabbed the golden has won the American League "There is no question about order will have Linz at short, ring of the National League's 'pennant five years running since Boyer," Keane said, "and Javier Bobby Richardson at second, can eat for just. .. is all right, too." Shortstop Dick Roger Marls in center, Mickey NOW SHOWING Groat has a bump on his knee Mantle In right, Elston Howard, MICHIGAN; feature times mon. thru sat, Chicago White Sox snapped only things new to New York are but he's okay. I couldn't keep him the catcher, Tom Tresh in left, a—t~"b—b~~ sun. 1:00-3:,0*5:20-7:30*9:45 the out of the lineup if I wanted to." Joe Pepltone at first, Clete Boyer 1:00-3:10-5:20-7:40-10:00 another string of Yankee flags that it's Manager Yogi Berra's at third, and Ford, pitching. Although the Cardinal infield in 1959. initial pennant as a pilot and the is intact, it's virtually certain For the Cardinals, it will be Since that time, the Pittsburgh first for the Yanks in a year that Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek Curt Flood In center, Lou Brock Pirates, Cincinnati Reds, San ending in "4." will watch the series from the in left, Groat at short, Boyer Francisco Giants, and Los An¬ Berra said Whitey Ford, an sidelines. at third, Bill White at first, Javier geles Dodgers have paraded into experienced man to World Series Baseball commissioner Ford at second, Mike Shannon in right, the World Series against the assignments, would pitch the Frick is Jim McCarver, catching, and expected to approve the "Bombers" and in 1958 it was opener while Cardinal Manager removal of Kubek from the series Sadecki, the pitcher. the Milwaukee Braves. Johnny Keane will go with Ray Rookie Mel Stottlemyre will eligibility list because of a badly While this is Just the tenth Sadecki. Both are lefthanders. start the second game for the sprained wrist. championship for the Cards, and Keane says slugging third Rookie first baseman Mike yankees Thursday against St. their first since 1946, about the baseman Ken Boyer and second Hegan probably will be activated Louis' Bob Gibson. Sun Thurs 6 AM-12 Fridoy'Saturday 24 Hrs StEK THIRD WIN TODAY SOON: Suson Hayword, Bette Davis "Where Love Hos Gone' Booters At Home Staying with his revamped de» Purdue, will be ready to go. One doubtful starter for the The most pEPiSKfclf'S UtlV{ fense except for the return of Against Purdue Janes tied a Spartans is center halfback honored series series legiate Soccer Conference, the goalie Charlie Dedich, Coach Spartan record of six goals in Manny Ruscheinski who is re- Michigan State soccer squad Gene Kenney said, "If we play one game. covering from tooth t in motion SESBIife adventure plays its third league rival this our regualr game, everything I should go all right." picture afternoon. HELDOVER Starting at 3:30 on MSU's soc¬ All-American George Janes, history! *•*5# I Ft'stiual cer field, located south of Spar¬ tan stadium. State's boosters host who suffered a slight charley- horse in Saturday's game with IIIUy THI STOUT OF the rough Calvin College squad ^ from Grand 2nd BIG WEEK Rapids. 9-15 J/f Living Desert ^ Fabulously Beautiful! oct. » A Pew*x Tree-top World of Action, In their first two games of the lite Spa nans breezed to victory, defeating Earlham 6-1 Satellite fncA-T-nt— 65^ to 5:30 Eve. & Sun. 90^ Feature 1:10-3:15-5:20 at p.m. wjth „BEAR CoUNTRY" and BEN AND ME" | With "WATER BIRDS" and "GOLIATH II" and walloping Purdue, 15-0. Calvin goes into the game with To Rela THETCRETN COMMITS THE PERFECT COMEDY! L;> one victory and one defeat, a 2-1 WHITE 3^, Jungle loss last Saturday to Wheaton— K WILDERNESS 1 The Story of the Jaguar... Ruler of the Amazon' the Spartan's next opponent. Students will be admitted to Olympics WASHINGTON (/Pi-A m e r i c a n fWitirPROWLERS OF THE EVERGLADES and "PAUL 8UNYAN" | " With "BEAVER VALLEY" and "NOAH'S ARK" today's Calvin soccer College match with hopes of seeing good television upon pre¬ shots of the Olympic Games were senting their ID's. No tic¬ boosted this week by the quality 23-29 JpfoRicw!LION Comes Nature's Greatest Drama1 13-19 HI? VANISHING PRAIRIE Thundering Drama of the Great American Plains! kets are Calvin's required. assets include exper¬ ience, spirit and a strong defense. of test pictures relayed from Japan by Syncom 3. The satellite is hovering 22,300 miles in space over the Pacific. Basically, Calvin has its same The Communications Satellite | With "NATURE'S HALF ACRE" and "WINDWAG0N SMITH" | With "MYSTERIES OF THE DEEP" a-d PECOS BILL" squad returning with a year's development behind it. In six previous contests with Corporation (COMSAT) promised even better pictures for the for¬ mal inauguration of the trans- i STATE THEATRE-East Lansing Calvin, the Spartan boosters were Pacific TV space link on Oct. 6, victors each time, blanking the with the installation of highly- opponents five times and allowing refined specialized equipment only one Calvin goal in the other flown from Tokyo to this country with a team of Japanese engi- The sharpest picture distrib¬ THE PERFORMING by COMSAT shows Japa¬ uted John Howard Griffin nese runners at the starting line on the big oval where the Olym¬ On Campus—Jan. 27th ARTS COMPANY See His Motion Picture pics will begin this Saturday. MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE c?etsr««. •MM FUKHM lULIUSTANNENBAUM CWUERHER/'> 1IBIMES1MKHBBmM ft Somo b> III HE MMII • 0»M»yBliaUME( • -2nd Thrilling Feature- Thurs., Fri., Oct. 8-9, 7 & 9 p.m. tMPOHa ifliPWiifBgal fprrer/* nmHwtr Fairchild •It* »ud. Start I* Pr Feature 7:30-9:40 P.M. Shown 2nd at 10:06 Admission: 50C FRI: " LIVING DESERT" r 7, 1964 7 Michigan State News, East Lansinr. Michigan WOULD UKt IT MORE NEXT WEEK State's Duffy Issues Warning Tabbed i equally challenging task--he had to mold a By if they were the type of young men I thought they Words of caution were ad vanced Tuesday by MSU Tickc cerning student identificatic COACH DUFFY DAUGHERTY # ofThe^aso^ Block 'S' Section Hopes To Flip KROGER PRICES DOWN % MILLION $ To Brighter Side By MIKE BROOKS ate News Sports Wi improved Blcok 'S' at Stadium last week end for a few surprises; thi being that until just bef< filled the 1,180 alloted seats Bob Amsler, chairman of tht Block 'S' committee, blamed th< Busy Week For Spartan Teams, Clubs 50 Extra Top Value Stamps 1 . I Michigan Flavorbest Apples Redeem at Kroger thru Sun. Oct. 11, 1964. JI MICHIGAN I Open Flame Popcorn Poppor | CARROTS c.... - CORVAIR I960 Blue. Radi OLDSMOBILE 1 S'6. Excellent class day before publieatioi FEMALE BEAUTICIAN. Exper- Apartment 401. Mornings be¬ heater. Excellent condition. condition. New tires, radio, 9 and 12. 7 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 1500 wagon. ienced. Full or part-time. Apply tween PHONE: 18,000 actual miles. Sharp, $645. Stereo tape recorder? heater, $100. &-transistor radio, at Jean Airola Beauty Salon, $951 $150. Phone 355-2935. <• MW, 5v., $15", Japanese. Movie $39 355-8255 ready to go $1,985. 207 M.A.C. ED 7-0765. 5 USED TV sets up. CORVAIR 500, 1963 3-speed arid camera, Elmo-Zoom, 8-55, 100 guitars $18.95 up. RATES: MUSTANG 1965 hardtop. 4,500 1962 Corvair Coupe Mon/a 4- aut' -eye. Excellent, $80. Call BEAUTICIAN WANTED. Full or blood bank work. Regular hours. Piano $69.50 355-3816. 5 No night or weekends. Many classman or grad. Student rwo 1 DAY $1.50 actual miles. Tremendous sav¬ speed. Your choice, $1,395. Car part-time at Lucille's Beauty Band instruments—Tape re¬ fringe benefits. Salary open. blocks from campus. Very rea¬ 3 DAYS $3.00 this sharp unit' OLDSMOBILE, T5T5 hardnp. Shop. Brookfield Plaza. 332- corders—microscopes—phono¬ ings on guaranteed 90 days. Philip Call for appointment. IV4-7461. sonable, with utilities included. $4.50 Good condition, excellent inter-" 6972. ' 5 DAYS Dodge, 1431 East Michigan. IV 7 graphs—Used household furni¬ 1800 E. Grand River, Box 2176. Call 332-2357 after 5 pm. 6 A1 Edwards ior, automatic, power brakes, ture, chests—wardrobes— 10 (Based on 15 words per ad) SPORTS CAR CENTER radio. 337-0007. 6 Houses beds—small appliances—toast¬ CORVAIR, :96! M : /a. 4-s; t ed, EXPlihlENCfe&BA6YSlt- ers—electric irons—coffee Excellent cm* 'OLDSMOftlLE 1959 2-door hard- There will be a 25c service 616 N. Howard 489-7591 4 radio and heater. TER in our apartment, part- TWO BEDROOM. Parking, kit- makers. and bookkeeping charge if dition. Will sell to best offer. top. New paint, tires. Excellent time. Boy, 4 1/2 months. Call chen, living-r o o m. Utilities running condition. $850. Phone BUSBOYS WANTED. Meals plus We take trade-ins. this ad is'not paid within ALSI1N HEALEY 195*. Superior Call 355-1604 bef. re 5, 332- after 5 pm., 355-9897. 7 paid. Call after 5, TU 2-4164 or ir.side and out. Lo *s sweet, 5310 after 5. 7 IV 2-7270. 9 salary. Call Evan, ED 7-1714. 5 IV 4-4058. 5 STENOGRAPHER, FULL time WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE runs sweeter. Bargain. TU 2- CORVAIR, 1964 Convertible. Low ONE MAN to share house with 0410. 6 C HOOSE YOUR own hours. A few position on four-girl secretar¬ 509 E, Michigan Ave. The State News does not mileage. Like new. Priced for hours a day can mean excellent ial staf at large East Lansing three. Modern, unapproved. $55. IV 5-4391 c permit racial or religious AUSTIN HEALEY Sprr quick sale. Call 669-9335. Protestant church. Experience All utilities. 551 Lexington. 5 discrimination in its ad¬ earnings for you as a trained Midgeu -^atvirity v.ctef.ary. Call vertising columns. The ^Sunbeam Alpine.. All CofcVETTE 1960 4-speed p.,si- nodels. Now offered OLDSMOBILE 1964 Cutlass. Avon representative. For ap¬ . Mr. Pierce, ED 2-5073 forper- 610 S. Waverly Road. 5 r unfurnished. Tile bath and ga¬ sewing machine. One dial con¬ State News will not accept traction. C. $1,195. ED 7-1840. 5 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing. door, 8-cylinder hardtop. Stand¬ IV 9-5568. 5 ing for parking space in FORD, 1957. East Lansing traffic. With ard shift. Excellent condition. VOLKSWAGEN 196 3. Original Good body, new rings, new the new campus driving Owner must sell. Phone 337- owner. Excellent compression. 5 paint. ED 2-4071. 5 regulations, Boehm and 7824. Phone 882-0938. 6 FORD, 1963 Fairlane 500. 4-door, Bowerman apartments are NOW truly your best bet Fordomatic, radio, steering, lady driven. Phone lV power VOLKSWAGEN, 1961. green with radio. Excellent con¬ dition. $!,I95. Phone 355-8631.7 Tljjht Call 482-0864 in apartment living. See 2-1129. 7 for yourself NOW -mod¬ CHEVROLET 1954 Convertible. els open today FORD 1964 Convertible. XL500. Metal sunroof. Whitewalls. $75. Runs, starts, stops, no Power steering. 6,000 miles. DELTA APARTMENTS 6,300 miles, only 3 months old. knocks. Call Duffy at 351-4646.6 $2,875. Call 355-9839. 8 233-235 Delta St. $1,700. 355-3193. 6 The STATE NEWS HASLETT APARTMENTS MERCEDES BENZri9S9. 4-door 135-145 Haslett St. Recreation sedan. Black, red interior. Good Scooters-Cycles Classifieds Win condition. $800. Reverend R. 125 CC EVERGREEN ARMS Hungarian bike. Excellent 341-345 Evergreen St. Billiards Nuermberger, 209 E, Second conditi >n. Approximately 100 FIRST ► Billiards » Pool Street, Perry, Michigan. 625- o gallon. Call Art after 3883. 8 4-112h. 7 Use Our Office to Complete Your * Snooker SERVICE Foursome. Call TRIUMPH TR-4 Lansing Chapter 2 Pounds Of Baby Clothes S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. Inc. 1963 . . Excellent Condition . . Batourshop Quartet Show Washed Free Twice A Week. P lace for sel I ing your "dont-wants", fOEHM . . Motor over-hauled . . , Featuring—0RIGINAL finding you a home or job, and lo¬ Wire Wheels Self Deodorizing Diaper Pails Provided In Color (Plastic-Non- cating the perfect automobile for you. . . . . , O WER MAN Abarth exhaust system. . . Rusting) Every Diaper You Get From Us Is Washed In O-Grain THE BUFFALO BILLS .. Soft-Water.,Jjtiee From .tfcrjnful Bacteria., W^ £r.e.TJje OrI^ Call us today and take advantage of f'rfted (or quick sale. Diaper Service That Returns The Same Diapers To You At our services .... 355-8255. Youti be $1,995. Eastern High School Aud. All Times—Use Yours Or Ours. Plant Inspection Invited Any Call Bob Hildorf. Time Prompt Courteous Service-Twice A Week Pick Up glad you did! 914 East Gier Street 121 1/2 E. Michigan Collect. St. Johns 224-3726 i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. October 7, 1964 OLDSMOBILE For Sale 1956. Excellent personal SERIES and the ELECTION Service Lansing Road. Phone 339-8187. Personal BEV TALLMAN. Your term pa- pers, reports, theses and dis¬ Building mw. = camera, . $100.8-transistor radio, . $15, Japanese. Movie Elmo-Zoom, 8-55, CAMPAIGN on a NEJAC TV set. Rent a TV from NEJAC als- 17" and TV Rent¬ 21" table models Open 8 and Lessons am. to 8 pm., Saturday Sunday. Horses for hire. given by reservation sertations typed in my home. IBM Electric. Call 372-3849. C Ready In EDIE STARR, typist. Theses, auto-eye. 355-3816. Excellent, $80. Call only $7.00 and $8.00 per month. New Zenith 19" portables for only. English and Western.Trail rides in 12 acres woods, 38 dissertations, term general typing. Experienced. papers, December $9.00 per month. Call 482-0624 acres pines. Located between IBM Electric. OR 7-8232. C The much needed Psychology for FREE delivery. C Lake Lansing Amusement Park TYPING, THESES, term papers, Research Building will be com¬ and M-78 on Lake Lansing Road. JUST FOR the records? Not etc. XEROX copy service. IBM pleted in December, according GOLF CLUBS. 8 Haig-ultra primarily. Just for you. Always! Boys, bring a girl; girls, bring elec:ric typewriters. 337-1527. to Clarence L. Winder, chairman ii • s. Used 1 year, $~0. Call That's us here at Bubolz Insur- C of the psychology department. 355-3041, after 6 pm. 7 and business. ANN BROWN typist and multi- The two-story, of 30,000 square diapers to.choose from. Bulk lith offset printing (black & CONTACT WEAftEftS, get white & color). IBM. General Kresge Art Center was first free catalog and free introduc¬ pers, fluff dried and folded. Use typing, term papers, theses, scheduled for completion inNov- MITE POODLE pupp: tory sample of Allergan Wetting dissertations. ED 2-8384. C Solution with Liquifilm. One per furnished. No deposit. 25 years ure, AKC. Good bloodlines. have put construction person please. Write The Look¬ experience. BY-LO DIAPER weeks behind. r.e IV 5-6062, 1306 Cooper ing Glass, Inc., L-10, Box 441, SERVICE, 1010 Winder explained that the Ypsilanti, Michigan. 5 2-0421. L Waverly Road area to MSU. building will handle the $350,OOC MEMO TO: The Smothers Broth- JOHNNY JAMES QUARTET. F.r Work 8 to 5. Days, 355-6511. in research contracts the Depart¬ BLOSSOMING near Snyder-Phillips Halls is the northeast section's shaw of the latest cam- the finest in dance and party ers. Don't forget that Thursday, Nights, TU 2-7798. 7 ment has at any given time. pus construction program, the new $350,000 Psychology Building, to be completed in Decern- November 12, is the date for music, call 351-5229. These come from such organi¬ kef' Photo by Patti Prout standard size, reconditioned. your Lansing Civic Center con¬ PONT DRAWN Wanted sations is the National Science $35. Call after 5:00 pm., ED cert. Ticket sales open Monday, covered wagon rides available. Foundation and the National In¬ 2 TICKETS FOR Michigan Game. 2-2080. 6 October 26 at the Civic Center Rides leave at 7 and 9 nightly Premium stitute of Health. Students of price paid. Call Col¬ CONYLRTED coal '• gas. :,r FURNACE Suitable for home. from $"5. IV 9-588". 6 and the Paramount News in Lansing and East Lansing. C31 FOR SaLE: Pure (by reservation only). Call 651- 5637 to book for your group or private party now. We're right lect, Jerry; Boston, Mass. - 017-267-753", 11 pm. or write 232 - 8:30 Newbury Street, am. jsychological research will also -nake use of the buildings facil- 1 Prospective ... Gra out in the country and it makes Cost i t the building is $890,000, delicious Jonathan and Mcintosh fun evening that's different. with the National Science Found¬ Michigan Civil Service a . slacks, ber- apples, squash, tomatoes, and OFF-CAMPl'S student needs COLTSFOOT PONY RIDES, ation c ntributing $300,000 and ir.s. Sizes 11-12. Very rea- other fruits and vegetables. ab!Good condition. 355- 11380 Peacock Road, Laings- :he University contributing the r Farm fresh eggs, all at reason¬ Larch area. 8-5. Call 484-0936. able prices. Open 9:30 7 p'm. burg. Just 5 miles north of M-78 5 : on Peacock Road. AN ; 1QUF.S, THREE. Walnut, One daily. ROADSIDE FARM MAR¬ WANTED, GIRL to prepare din¬ of drawers, linen FOLK BANJO LESSONS. Blue chest one KET, 2 miles East of East Lans¬ ner, breakfast. Remain over-? ' chtst, dresser, round oak coffee table. Call 372-4646. BOSTON-FOX puppy. terrier. 9 weeks old. Wonderful Female 5 ing at Okemos Road. Peanuts Personal C grass, a specialty. Also, Folk WHY guitar. All styles. After 6, 355- 6034. PAY MORE? For profes- FOUR night, 2-3 nights per week for 1 lady. ED 2-5176. TICKETS or MSU/UM game. Willing to pay more to 5 ' . :hrough w s will Commission Delts for Monday night. 5 house pet. Call TU 2-7260. 5 premium price. Cali IV 4-6768. watch their subjects. Other r banjo. Pearl TO THE women i.f Snoopy and ROWS. Pants, skirts, 60(. Plain dresses, suits, coats, rooms will be shieled with iron Invites 1 ou To Visit Its Booth rag doll: Football Season's over. $1.19. 3006 Vine St., 1/2 block MICHIGAN GAME. Want u> buy or copper screens. Inside, elec- ic. Phone 355- You tickets or rent ticket book. 355- .rical devices will detect currert play too rough. Men of 4960. Brewery. 5 9890. 5 G OL F CLUBS, left handed. BABYSITTING DONE ir. ;nv 1 EMFORARY HOUSE HOLD help. At The McGregor. Three woods, 9 d—proof rooms will be used Four to six hours a iay, Sto. irons, bag. All-wea:fcM week (prefer 8 to 2 but can ad¬ Excellent condition. $75. Also TUTORING FOR studeni of continuous loud sounds two-bedroom starter home. Gas just hours.) No ironing, school- "HORIZONS 64" luggage, small. Good. $6. 353- German, graduat, and under¬ age ohildi in, close-in location. car garage. $650 down; $70 per graduate. If interested, c a : . Call 332-0204. Television - 17" Magnavox month. Owner will carry con¬ Mrs. Mary Fulk, 355-3191. 9 Son Hospitalized portable. Roll around stand. tract. Call Ann Viculin, IV 9- 6798 or TU 2-5777. Furman- Eric Van Gieson, 5-year-old Finished in light walnut. Excel- BARBI MF1. ,Pn .-V. ?vp-.s7. son of State News Editor and Mrs. 'enr condition. 332-5558. 10 Day Realty. 9 WANT '••D, ONE o No job too large- oi t-l small. John Van. Gieson is recovering ILL^-Wt" 5T0VT. Full size, gocd c:idit: ,■ .Reasonable.Call LARGE HOME, near pleas.n.g c n.ir,unity. Has 1,500 campus in Block off campus . . . .332-;'255 oatnpus. iJ4 E. Michigan. 332- from pneumonia at Edward Sparrow Hospit.il in Lansing. He Career IV 9-3695. 5 sq. ft.giving area. Large living entered the hospital Friday. i fireplace. Spacious Rapid Service \o speed. Complete with ac- dining ro<>m. Nice shade trees. issories. Call Helen, 332-0587 355-0339. 5 Owner moving out of city. Priced to sell quickly at $18,500. Phone Drafting Supplies, XEROX COPIES I MAN ro share house witl TWO MEN to share four-man OCTOBER 12 and 13 CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT apartment. Nine month lease. Stager Real Estate (Realtor), ■ee". Modern, unapproved. $55. 221 South Grand Delta Apartment 10B. Dennis. 5 ""7-1755. 1 utilities. 551 Lexington. 5 482-5431 4S2-5038 C Interesting And or To Discuss Huge carpeted living room, fire¬ place and dining room. Extra $39.77. ACE GIFTS, across from Union. ED HARDWARE & large kitchen with dinette. Rec. room. Gas heat and garage. Call Ann Viculin, IV 9-6798 or TU Well-Paying Careers 2-3212. C 2-5777. Furman-Day Realty. 9 MAKE AN OFFER < Full basement, fenced yard, ga¬ rage. Full price, $9,950. Bal¬ ACE HARDWARE 8; GIFTS, ance due, $8,450. Call Ann 201 E.Grand River, across Viculin, IV9-6798 or TU 2-5777. from Union. ED 2-3212. C Furman-Day Realty. 9 pm. Automobiles, antiques, fur¬ Service niture, appliances, arts, etc. Buy and sell. CAPITAL CITY C. NOLAN BAKiOW AUCTION, 621 Hazel. Call 482- CUSTOM VIOLIN MAKER 1476. " C Viola - Cello - ETass - Guyar FlCYCLE SALES, service and Bows - Strings - Accessori rentals. East Lansing Cycle, 306 1/2 N. Washington 1215 hast Grand River. Call 332- IV 7-5697 8303. C PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, SEWING AND ALTERATIONS for ladies and children. Exper¬ .Precision. Buy the fi¬ ' ienced. Reasonable price. Near nest. Terms available. HAS- SELBRING COMPANY, 310 N. Frandor. Phone 484-0276. 7 Grand. IV 2-1219. C TV RENTALS for students. Eco- nomical rates by the term and Mobile Homes month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ ALS. 484-9263. C 42'. All accessories. Furnished TV SERVICE calls- $5. Tubes and air conditioned. Phone IV discounted 25%, except picture tubes. Estimates on shop ser¬ 9-5064. 6 vice. ACME TV, IV 9-5009. C R! ADY TO live in. Great Lakes DIAPER SERVICE, same diapers !963 10* x 55'. Two bedrooms, returned. Either yours or ours.' •»: dining r "m. Moving.Sac¬ With our service, you may in¬ rifice. 332-3417 or 337-0762. 7 clude two pounds of baby clothes that do hot fade. Diaper pail fur¬ Lost & Found nished. LOSTWATCH. Lady's Silver AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE Paul Port -aux. Call 353-3259. IV 2-0864 C THE KNIGHTS of HARMONY !. Chrome bumpers. For the latest Double luggage carrier, camel seat. Desperate. No charges 332-2575. pressed. Generous reward. HORSEBACK RIDING and hay^. Pauia, 355-4920. 6 rides at Echo Farms. North on For only $5.00 you can receive over $150.00 worth of FREE FOUND: PAIR of glasses in vi- Abbott Road to Round Lake cinity of Mayo, Saturday. Call 353-1650 and identify. Road, left 2 miles. 5 entertainment, merchandise & services now available in the new ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call Shop. Sample Book • a coupon booklet of guaranteed values LO^T, WHITE gold woman's Hel- Kalamazoo Street Body brose watch. Call 353-2341. 7 Small dents to large wrecks. Student American and foreign Personal Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 available through the following sponsors: East Kalamazoo Street. C DANCE to the music of the RON GIBBS ORCHESTRA. Phone 332-0861. 5 "^ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL ad¬ Norm Kesel Florist Pizza Pit Restaurant SPARTAN4 6ELL lingers vertising. 533 North Clippert. Scotch House IV 5-2213. C Len's Cities Service (M.S.U.'s nationally known play¬ Marshall Music Co. Shaheen's Big Value ers of handbells) announces op¬ HORSES BOARDED. Personal- Martin Hair Fashions Spartan Book Store enings for both men and women. ized Care. Grained twice daily. Marvelanes Bowling Spartan Sports & Hobbies Call IV 9-0663 for audition. 6 Exercized. Box stalls. Wooden Nelson's Standard Service Spartan Standard Service fences. Open for inspection. COMING SATURDAY, Oct. 10- Mel's Auto Service Story Oldsmobile Dale Ries, 133 Clark Road, Olan Mills Studios The Fat Black Pussycat 8:30 p.m. at The Lansing Civic Dansvilie. MA 3-2871. ent c r. PETER, PAUL & MARY. Tickets are still on sale at The Disc Shop and Lansing —only $5.00 Civic Center, Lansing, Michi- reserved. 6 STUDENT SAMPLE BOOK > WORLD'S LARGEST moving and storage organization. Operating to Peter, Paul and Mary for rights in 50 states. Contact your tickets to Michigan-Michigan college representative, Jim State game. IV 2-9301. 7 Barrett. IV 5-2241, Wednesday, October 7, 1964 10 Mirhig.-m Stnt< News, Fast Lansing, Michigan U.K. Candid SMILES tS HG AS OUR VALUES! IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LOW PRICES Stand, Don ON QUALITY F000S, ■■ .ec D:.ug;as- lished church FAST FRIENDLY SERVICE' SHOP THE DIG "E" AT ^TWHH SHOPPER'S FAIR OR TOPPS 0ISC0UNT CITY OPEN every day in every dept. by ;0 elec- in rt ■r, Ahich must ! •• hand* our employees are ready IP.M 3 deposit : pounc . Mp ...v. € •_ ($420). to serve you with a smile' DAILY COME SHOP WITH US SOON! CLOSED SUNDAYS POLLY ANNA BEEF SALE! CANDY SALE! 43 BAKFRY SPFCIAL5! YOUR CHOICE! BIG "E" MONEY SAVOR CHUCK BUTTER NUT BARS CRACKED WHEAT 0 BREAD POT ROAST MILK SHAKE BARS SMOOTH SAILING BARS SWIFT'S PREMIUM FROTEN SAVF CHUCK POT ROAST 480 BIT-0-H0NEY BARS ONLY 19 large 20 loaf 250 BIG "E" MONEY SAVOR CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST BIG "E" MONEY SAVOR CHUCK ROAST BIG "E" MONEY SAVOR BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 6 PAK ONLY 19 hershey's butte°c'_". 49° 58 66 .. . UUIl'ff fOP BREAD Calendar of danish filled .. ALMOND BARS nestle's chocolate or ' • 370 Comiag Evente COFFEE CAKE ««" 450 CRUNCH BARS 370 big "e" mokiey savor standing 5 "e" money SAVOR LEAN it's caramt'i- apple time ap 490 . PUMPKIN PIE each RIB ROAST ° 690 I RIB STEAKS 780 KRAFT CARAMELS < ■ J3Q COUNTRY FRESH MEATY SLICED COOKIE SALE! ' r V - 1 f'ee Hour 4-5 p.m., SKIMMED MILK SHORT RIBS - 33Q 1 BEEF LIVER ■» 29Q fresh n'good coconut bars '• 115 Lricks- r Hall, oatmeal, almond windmill or n ttand Sparta Guard Drill T«am —4 LEAN, FRESH GROUND CHOC. CHIP COOKIES 25 s Fir;:- Pifu, Drn Hall, HALF 3 99 il st-r- Pri mer aders — 7 p.m., Room •Stab* 34. Women's I.M. GAL. HAMBURG ^Ae featuring Qa/iA FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE lb. '/2gal.89< 59« GROUND BEEF CHUCK GROUND BEEF STEAK l e an, fresh lb. 59« extra lean lb. 69* SWIFT'S PREMIUM ^ PKGS.$| he kman deluxe crahams penquin, galaxies or FRATERNITY FUDGE STRIPE COOKIES pkg. 450 CANNED HAM HEN TURKEYS nabisco pecan short bread SORORITY i chicken, turkey, beef i CHOC. CHIP COOKIES pkg. 450 5«»3" I 38 • RECOGNITION PINS * BADGES • RINGS * PADDLES biggest selection in town! • PARTY FAVORS • LAVALIERS 14 delicious flavors IELL-0 70 Official Greek J™*'sE^®mE brand FROZEN FOOD SALE SWIFT'S PREMIUM aristocrat butter fudge Jewelry eT2-6753 CHOPPED BROCCOLI 690 SPINACH 9 oz. REGULAR POTATOES PEAS AND CARROTS SCUASH CRINKLE CUT POTATOES PORK STEAK BONELESS PORK ROAST 480 lb. 48c Skinless Link Sausage Smoked Braunschweiger, Fresh Liver Sausage, ICECREAM new borden's choc. H.l.O.L. strawberry, vanilla Large Bologna OR CUT CORN BREADED PORK CUTLETS lb. 58C M00LA K00LA 100 YOUR 14 59 YOUR CHOICE! SLICED 3 990 capt. crunch breakfast CHOICE PKG.ONLY- BACON ■ CEREAL soz PKG. 280 lean,ready to eat NEW AT THE BIG "E" ROSE CANADIAN BACON lb. CORNED BEEF 790 blue crest pet ritz frozen PERMANENT PUMPKIN PIE 20 oz. pkg. 290 herrud's thomasma's i2 ANTIFREEZE G4L 440 490 oz. SANDWICH SPREAD pkg. SLICED LUNCH MEATS MINCE PIE 20 oz. pkg. 290 ENTER AT THE BIG "E' H0RMEL SPAM 390 NORTHERN TISSUE WHITE ROLL 70 ^ WIN >10,000 in CASH. ^ CARS .MINK STOLES, delsey new dixie oro lola |4 3 Separata TOILET TISSUE L pak I Sweapstakat Drawings AVANT GARDE BATHROOM CUP 79( white cloud P Oct. 6, Oct. 13, Oct. 27 INTER SOON' ENTER OFTEN! TOILET TISSUE 2^210 scotties 200 CT choice of OQA apple,cherr FACIAL TISSUES 2 PLY ZOf TIDE-GIANT SIZE 72C peach or blueberry TIDE LAUNDRY SIZE $3.19 FRESH CRISP RINS0 DLOE ^ngoff2LM 95C 100 LIMIT ONE PLEASE WITH THIS COUPON BIG "E" SPECIAL COUPON PASCAL CELERY large stalk BIG "E" SPECIAL COUPON s hy DR. w. C. JENSEN, n HOME GROWN CAULIFLOWER lge. head 25< save 24« pet ritz frozen imperia 5« off label reg.53* 390 u.s. no. 1 michigan sand grown WALLACE OPTICIANS choice of 3040 Vine (Opposite Frandor) also offices downtown at 107 N. Washington. Phone I V 9-2774 iv 2-1175 FRUIT PIE APPLE,"CMEi peach,blueberr LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON AND $5 FOOD PURCHASE 390 \ POTATOES- U.S. NO. 1 IDAHO POTATOES 20"V* 690 10 lb. bag 69C i ROMAN BLEACH WITH COUPON AND COUPON GOOD THRU TUESDAY, OCT. 13 - S5 FOOD PURCHASE Dr R.C. Jones and Dr. B.C. Bussard, registeredoptometrists COUPON GOOD THRU TUESDAY, OCT. 13 j.j (