STATE MEWS Weather MICHIGAN Inside Today: Partly cloudy and One Vote Elects Legis¬ STATE cooler. Temperature in the lator, p.4; Marriage Rate low 60s. Tomorrow: fair Rising, p.5; State to Play UNIVERSITY and slightly warmer. "Unscheduled" Game, p.6. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 29, 1964 Vol. 55, Number 202 Liberal College Proposal To Be Studied By Faculty 10 Member Four Days To Go Committee Candidates Appointed THE TRANSYLVANIA T R IO--A11 bound t<~. yet it. Instead of using sanitary needle method. From left to right are Mike Bildner, these fellows wan the traditional bite o your blood, and they're neck, they use the more dner, Kalamazoo senior, Home S Kirby Hanson, Grand Rapids junior, and Shelby Robertson, East Lar From Our Wire Services 'hich will spon- All are members of Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity Phpto by Ricki Gilbert. A 10-member faculty commit- '*■ rrv-'frns blood drive. _•«.«. v - '•" del" s, W'?dyslaw strength. :ed. world communism, the Polish with "insatiable political ambitions. po- Brazilian graduafe student, are looking at is one of c such a college is ap¬ Goldwater said, "Is the mo« obviously tremend- whether Gomulka declared Wednesday the Gomulka was one of the leaders leader continued: collection donated to MSU by the Regional Center for propriate for Michigan State. Soviet party leadership accepted who had praised Khrushchev aft- "It is only imperialism which litical movement in our history. 15,000 in downt Educational Research of Sao Paulo, Brazil. "Such a college would pro¬ N'ikita Khrushchev's resigna- er his downfall was announced utilizes the rift. The rift mustbe He drew a crowd estimated by police vide a liberal education for those tior, "havi; : proper /rounds to to the world Oct. 15. Apparently, overcome . . .recent examples Cedar Rapids. It was another warm and friendly audience undergraduates who are not in¬ do so." Poland, like other Eastern bloc underlined it . . .and this caused his three other campaigns through Iowa. terested in a departmental pro¬ i, feared that the Kremlin the action for unity to be even Goldwater thanked the people of the The Polish party leader then shakeup might portend expressed a hope that the rift in back to tighter control from Mos¬ e necessary." they paid Herbert Hoover West Branch, Iowa, Sunday. the trend that Latin America Center gram," he said. The proposed college would be He said Hoover would have b^an troubled a : •• world communism could te cow as in the days of Stalin. housed in a living-learning unit Here's One Way government has taken and also about the churches. and would contain approximately healed by the Soviet Union and Red China taking steps to settle their ideological differences. Addressing a rally for a visit¬ ing delegation from Mongolia, "How can they be concentrating on morality," Goldwater asked, "when we find clerical spokesmen who have now become loud Receives Collection 1,500-2,000 students. Carl Gross, professor of ed- He' described the Kremlin Gomulka declared: ToM iss Winter advocates of Lyndon Johnson, whose desire for power in my A collection of books on the his- Resear 3aulo, Wood ucation, has been named chair¬ "I wish here with a full shakeup as in accordance with to state satisfaction that the general line that borders °Pinion represents much that is in opposition to the thinking tory and culture of Brazil has added, man of the Other members study committee. include Walter "Leninist principles of inter- i both Colorado and New Mexi- of eVerV church that 1 kno^' been donated to the library of the Among the books such clas¬ of the Soviet party as defined by Meanwhile President Johnson campaigned in southern Cali- Latin American Studies Center sics as the "History of Brazil" Adams, professor of economics; the 20th and 22nd Soviet Party co, a land survey was taken re¬ which Goldwater is believed to have his greatest seriescalled Dorothy Arata, associate profes¬ Congresses will be upheld and cently to determine the exact f°rr>ia, the area , by Pedro Calmon, a of home economics; Leroy position of the state line. strength in the st "Nossos classicos" consisting of sor that it fully agrees with ourparty, of his first speech in a fast-moving swing on Brazilian G. Augenstein, professor and Near the out stucjles 0f prominent Portugese Association our government, our country. "This has been reaffirmed When it was discovered that several people who thought they trough the are Johnson made a flattering reference to Chief y, sociology, an(j 3raZiiian writers and poets; chairman of biophysics; Emman¬ en, a long-time favorite of the liberal wing iconomics, literature and the and SUviQ Romer's 5-volume uel Hackel, professor and chair¬ • with lived m Colorado actually lived Justice Earl Wi presented of natural science. Membership The 20th Congress launched the in New chanced to remark: Mexico, one of them of the GOP. In a sPeech prepared for Democratic rally at Los Angeles Garland P. Wood, director of "History of Brazilian Litera- man Gaurth Hansen, professor and said the past session of Congress accom¬ MSU's Latin American center, The collection is housed on the chairman of biochemistry; John "Thank goodness! I don't think city hall, Johnson Considered de-Stalinization campaign. The 22nd Congress promised a great¬ lid have stood another Col- plished of both so much for just one reason: the responsible leaders parties worked together for the good of the nation. by Luiz Antonio Macedo, a grad¬ uate student of educational TV second floor of MSU's new Center Howell, associate professor of rado v (continued on page 5) from Sao Paulo, Brazil. All University Student Govern¬ er emphasis on goods for the ment (AUSG) plans to senc people. representatives to the Mlchigar Gomulka declared the main Lead '( Viral Association, ot me: its Student Govern- meeting at Western Mich- igan Umversir; v,dl:r,day. power i f the Communist bloc was the Soviet Union, and the force of the bloc consisted principally n State GOP "Books are a vital communi¬ cation link between cultures and Bounce Mark Injection Caused Illness . •sui"! countries. The gift will enrich Latin American Library col¬ Set By Shaw 'Smear9 Literature our lection and help our students gain Food poisoning was not the a better understanding of the East Shaw Hall has still another cause of the illnesses reported published by the National people o£Brazil." record under its belt today as by 50 Case Hall residents The majoi ' bjec Arthur G. Elliott Jr., Michi- men warning against "Careless two residents combined to set two weeks ago. organization is tc work toward Need Chairmen gan Republican chairman an- statements or charges." Committee, the Republican State The collection is a gift of the two ks in the glass-bouncing According to Dr. James solutions of common problems swered charges by an MSU group He denied, however, that the Central Committee or by thecal Regional Center for Educational new hich has swept some Feurig, director of Olin Health that he had failed to disassociate step was to the group's dldates.' and act together for the. best For Greek Week parts of campus lately. Center, tests by three separ¬ interests of the schools. himself and his party from charge. Harvey Howitt, East Grand ate medical facilities have It is composed of Adrian Col- Seni "smear" literature distribution. He said that the works men¬ shown that the cause of the ill¬ tioned were not published by the Rapids sophomore, broke the ex¬ lege, and Ferris State College, Harbor The University Volunteers for isting record at dinner Tues¬ nesses was a viral infection. Republican party. Michigan Technological Univer- Lansing, have been named co- day by bouncing his glass seven Culture tests conducted by Johnson blasted the chairman "j would not accept anylitera- sity, and Central, Eastern, Nor- chairmen of Greek Week, to be Tuesday, calling the literature tf,at couid be classified as the Michigan State Microbiol¬ them and Western MichiganUni- held Apr. 16 through May 2. "some of the most violent and smear literature," the chairman Not to be outdone, George ogy lab, the Michigan Depart¬ versities. Harris said that petitions McGee, Wayland junior, bounced ment of Health and Olin Health virulent campaign literature ever emphasized, Eastern Michigan student gov¬ for committee chairmanships the Center were in agreement. No to appear in the history of Amer- "The only literature that the same glass eight times. ernment president Joe Reid and are due in the Inter-Fraternity Then, combining their talents, bacteria were present, thus ican politics." Republican party should be dis- several other student government Council Office today. both McGee and Howitt knocked ruling out the possibility of officials were on campus Tues¬ "Greek Week activities will be They cited "None Dare Call It tributing or displaying is the lit- the glass off the table together food poisoning. expanded thisyear," Harris said. Choi day to observe AUSG here. to set an all-time record of "We will start the week with a "A Texan Looks at student gover ind consid- dedication speech by a well- Lyndon" a ; examples, known speaker and hold a sports Elliott t nnounced that he will lar to MSU's send a lett r to GOP county chair- Hannah Ok's Alvin Bentley Supreme Court Denies New Ad Legislation an President John A. Hannah, in unprecedented move, is en¬ dorsing the candidacy of Alvin Appeal From Virginia WASHINGTON if!-Virginia lost put up for election by January M. Bentley for the new State 1966. Promotes Comprehension Board of Education. n the Supreme Court Wednes- The lower court followed up a One of twelve leading Michi¬ lay in an effort to stay a lower gan educators forming an "Ed- :ourt's legislat ipportion- Supreme Court order of last Id cut the June that Virginia must reappor- Mclntyre explained that in ad- 14 ounces. A 19—c e package ucators for Bentley Committee," To The State of be labeled Hannah's move is contrary to his of incumbent senators tion its legislature as nearly as rtising, the net contents must something now n Use of terms in advertising ir, close proximit> to price and advertised a: ne pound, usual practice of not becoming ir to two years. possible on the basis of popula- ! _ , ,,, tion in time for the already that are more meaningful to the len a price is stated. ree ounces. involved in political campaigns. ! Justice Earl Warren scheduled November 1965 elec- shopper are among requirements Taboo are such terms as "king Can sizes may be meaning- Bentley, now confined to an in Michigan's new weights and ze," giant, jumbo, family size ful to the but not the Ann Arbor hospital bed, is re- n byS Current members of the House measures law that was passed by • economy size when used in who is interested in covering from surgery to correct Y. Button for a stay so that the Qf ^ were chogen in 1963 ;ion of the Legis- conjunction with a content state¬ net contents. So such terms as an imbalance of the circulation question miilH nnoctinn could hpbe considered considered bv by 'o-year terms. The lower ment on packaged commodities. 303 can, No. 2 can, No. 2 1/2 of the cerebrospinal fluid, the full Supreme Court on a later court said "orderly procedure" Agricultural Director G. S. Also unlawful are such terms can, or No. 10 can must be "But he is expected to re- appeal. would suggest that the members cover in plenty of Mclntyre said the law is not con¬ as "tall can," which may be advertised in terms of con- State Board time to assume of Education r This lets an order stand by a continue until expiration of their fined to the advertising of gro- recognizable to the trade but are tents. three-judge federal court in terms in January 1966. :s i( he is elected ne^t week," ' Uo... which an Scat. Q*.. .1— v vwAmjymv such things as toothpaste, / for 29^" andsimilai .pressions e package a com mi stressed. pokesmSn i4' 19 ordered Virginia to reappor- also chosen in 1963, were elected freeze, detergents, tablets and Net contents must be expressed unless the size of _ or is not suffering froTn ri both its House of Delegates four-year terms. The court shown. This also ap- Bentley, Owossoindustrial- 'SWOLLEN HEAD?--No, this seni many other items. The Michi¬ in the largest single unit in ad- is and Senate by Dec. 15. At the same sai(j there is "no warrantable the phrase "large bag," 1st andformer U.S. congressman, senioritis, he's just s being meas ured for his graduation gan Department of Agriculture's vertising. A 46-ounce can of pi: for fall gr aduation are now being time, the tribunal directed that foundation" for permitting them Foods and Standards Division is something now must be labeled hich must be replaced by the has also been endorsed by the cap. Caps and go\ Photo by Patti Prout. both Se ate and House seats be t0 serve beyond January 1966. responsible info- -• -cr.tcr.rr of •• I Mfshigar. fitted it the U~ier*. Thursday, October 29, 1964 2 Mn higan State News. Fast I.ansing. Michigan EDITORIALS To Friend And Foe Alike Letters To Weighty Conservative It is significant that loO of the and released after peal by President Kennedy. a personal ap¬ The Editor distinguished U.S. scholars ByjSUSAN FILSON- - most in the field of Russian studies MSU faculty members who have announced their opposition signed the ad are Alfred G. President's Moral to the presidential candidacy of Meyer, professor of political sci- Most of the and Arthur E. Adams, pro¬ Sen. Barry Goldwater. fessor of history. An ad\ ertisement in Sunday's All of these men are dis¬ N e \v Y o ■k Times stated that tinguished scholars or authors . Goldwate r "ignores the complex- who have devoted their lives to ities of t le communist challenge the study of communism and its and the experience gained in implications in the modern world. meeting it." They know the nature of com¬ Some of the outstanding signers munism from years of research. of the ad are Abram Rergson, di¬ Many of them have had first-hand rector of the Russian Institute at experience with the government of the Soviet Union. Harvard. Zbigniew Rrezizinski, director of Columbia Univer¬ They point out in their state¬ sity's Institute on C ommunist Af¬ ment that they are American cit¬ fairs. John A. Armstrong, pro¬ izens interested in the p fessor of political science from tion of freedom as well as schol- the University of Wisconsin; and Frederick C. Barghorn, the Yale Regardless of one's political i'n7t"tre University professor who was de¬ beliefs, the opinions of tained in the Soviet Union in 1963 are not to be dismissed lightly Japanese Lose Ikeda ^oth- are Hyato Ikeda led Japan i an unparalleled foi^- years of urging a new election, and any progress, and he le*es it now chaotic contest for the Liberal- unrivaled in all its ^Wft attain- Denuicrat leadership „ ment and poised for much more. iously weaken the party's upper Yet it any factor threatens this hand. tail sta :1 of being, it is the polit¬ Ami there is much beyond the ical. ami with Ikeda's leaving the Diet that awaits the olitic a! is grand clam The ...ike of Japan's hectic tak¬ Korea and Koreans li ving in ing on of Western ways is strewn Japan are a perennial with inc .insistencies, an abiding filled with animosity. penalty for such haste. Thus, Big business. now full with the though it- government is much flush of success in overseas the ci liberative legacy of trade must long for the Red Chi¬ Mac Arthur, it still appears vul¬ nese market. nerable to the tenuous contention A long dispute with the Soviet of emotional faction. Union has brewed over owner¬ The Diet. Japan's parliament ship of i has long lacked any sort of plod¬ Still a constant aggravation in ding decorum. There is the aura some sectors is the of rigid view and often ruthless presence of the U.S. military es¬ conviction. Blocked doorways tablishment. can keep representatives from voting, and challenges and insults can be hurled across its floor. And so it is Ikeda's absence which wiW \ you ... a turkey sale is being spon¬ sities and the MSU Forensic 127th Tactical Reconnaisance Wing of the Michigan Air National ter, has been presented the Air George A. Davies, professor and sored by the Poultry Science Squad compile written reports on agent for all major lines. Force ROT C Outstanding Service chairman of Air Science at MSU. Club. Hens ranging in weight from the subject. Faculty judges will Present for the ceremonies Home Reshuffles Conservative Leadership interrogate the teams in oral de¬ 332-8667 Dr. Feurig, a former flight was Col. Arthur C. Stone, area are available. LONDON, if'—Sir Alec Douglas Home reshuffled the Conser¬ surgeon, is one of only a dozen commandant from AFROTC Orders may be placed by call¬ ports in preliminary rounds from vative leadership in Parliament today to emphasize the party's award recipients Headquarters, Maxwell Air ing 355-8426. 8:30 to 11 a.m. in 22 Union. younger leaders and bring two Tory rebels back into the fold. He was cited for 1 Force Base, Ala. Colonel Stone 130 West Grand River - East Lansing The defeated Prime Minister remains leader of what is of¬ fessional guidance, administers the AFROTC pro¬ ficially called "her majesty's loyal opposition." knowledge and abiding interest" gram at 22 institutions in the A SUPERMARKET OF His "shadow cabinet" of Conservative leaders will act as in the Air Force ROTC program spokesmen for the party in Parliament and contains figures for the past 11 years at MSU. at MSU for an annual inspec- TIES! the party likes to regard as its "modernizers." His continued support of the Air Force ROTC program in¬ MSU holds the distinction of Thousands to choose from-only Navy, FBI Investigate California Wreckage cludes his administration of the being the.only institution with —Navy and FBI investigates poked two award recipients. William $1.00 EL CENTRO, CALIF, medical checks ai through the wreckage o:it tl bui(dings today hunting the cause of j cadet* Combs, dean of University Ser- t killed nine and injured 35 during an air Presenting I award to Dr. vices, received the award in May. a jet bomber c GIFT ITEMS show yesterday. recalled long minutes of terror as they CHUKKA BOOT COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC INSPECTION Victims and witnesses watched the twin-jet A 3D swoop within 20 feet of a runway at Tuxedo Rentals the -v,.-!>v naval lir facility, hit a telephone pole and come apart Johnson to Make Brief Michigan Stop ison will make a brief stop Friday in • Wheel balancing • Custom brake ser> ON THE MALL - FRANDOR address a crowd • airport before continuing o WARNING Milwaukee. The stop is being made to Staebler in his bid LISKEY'S AUTO SAFETY CENTER Johnson, Barry Running Close in Arizona PHOENIX, ARIZ. (.Pi—President Lyndon Johnson and Republican 124 SO. LARCH OFF MICH. AVE. - LANSING Registration Forms lommee Parry Goldwater are running virtually r i J the Arizona ^ n Goldwater's home state of Arizona according t poll. statewide preferential survey the Phoenix Gazette gave said 9 per cent were Johnson undecided. ; by t ACTIVITIES The, "Safari"-there's a sm Laotian Prince Travels to New Delhi MOSCOW, /P—Prince Souvanna Phouma, the neutralist of Laos, left for New Delhi today after receiving pledges new Kremlin regime to respect the neutrality of his premier from the coalition CARNIVAL Must be Picked tion sewn of comfort Chukka Boot that goes ever} moccasin and dress seams. C government. hp in Waxtan C alf. Soviet Deputy Premier Mikhail Lesechko saw Souvanna off at 326 Student Services the airport. Western newsmen were prevented from speaking with the departing prince. Before leaving Souvanna met for 90 minutes with Alexei N. Kosygin, the. new Soviet premier, and Foreign Minister Andrei Jacobsons A. Gromyko. 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I^O|ITHOinSHINf the very urbane sophistication of our "Worldly" Topcoats . . . styled for men who want an extra touch of dignity In Beautiful ay % in their dress af^eait- From 59.50 ft© LOWGiRS" A fascinating story ot young people who left civiliiation to commune with "WORLD WITHOUT SHAME" SHOWN 2nd t -3rd TOP AT T R ACT ION- u goLC-e Bt J££H ; - iiJOl I ACOUJMM PWfSKlHSf, "THE VICTORS" SHOWN ?rd At 10:? 1 *L Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 29, 1964 A fruitful FALL- Cross-Country For Final Hooie Batters Call Recess To Drills "Last year we could sit back and wait until Students were probably so busy talking about football while the seventh or A setback at the hands of West¬ on good performances from a eighth inning and hope to explode," he said. By MIKE BROOKS they were walking by Old College field this fall that they didn't State News Sports Writer ern Michigan was only Northern's sophomore, two juniors, and two notice the baseball team was practicing. "But this season we'll have to steal runs." second loss in their last 31 dual seniors. Sophomore George Bal- Litwhiler said he thinks the 1965 team will have About 40 members and prospective members of the 1965 MSU to make the State's cross-country team throp placed tenth in the last varsity team spent the early days of the fall term keeping in most of each man who reaches first base and has a theory about two meets, and Dittrich expects shape and getting to know each other. how to win games in this manner. will close its regular season Northern has two excellent him to move up this week. "We had some good workouts outdoors until bad weather "If we can learn to bunt and steal, I'm action Friday with a home meet runners in Captain Mike Ristau hoping we can score one against Northern Illinois before and Pat chased us in," said Spartan Coach Danny Litwhiler. run an inning." Brogan. Junior Eric Zemper was the Most of the Spartans have quit Litwhiler said he didn't think fall practice was as important practicing entirely for the fall venturing onto the tournament first Spartan to finish in the as it was last season since most of the players took part in but a few are still working-out indoors to trail. State should be at full strength Notre Dame meet as he took sharpen up their play. this week for the first time all summer leagues this year. The next step for Spartan diamondmen is to wait until Feb. • State has won three of its fourth. Zemper finished second 8 when spring practice will four dual meets this season. The season. Team co-captain Jan behind Jan Bowen in the vic¬ Bunting and base-stealing were stressed at the outdoor sessions begin in the Men's IM. Bow en and Keith Coates, both of since the Spartans will lose most of their power from last year's The Spartans had a successful 22-12 season and hope to better Spartans were beaten by a power¬ tories over Indiana and Wiscon¬ ful Notre Dame squad last week. whom have been DANNY LITWHILER their record in 1965. injured, will be sin, and then reversed the order Northern Illinois will enter back in the lineup Friday. he as paced a Spartan win over the meet with a 5-1 record. Coach Dittrich will be counting Minnesota while Bowen settled for third. Bowen, a senior, sat out the Notre Dame meet with a bruised Intramural MEN'S 6:00 Field 4 Emperors-Empowerment MARSHALL MUSIC CO.- Two Reserves Back — Touch Football heal, but has looked strong in 6:45 Wicliff-Winchester 5^ — Time Field 1 7:30 practices during the week. — Wilding-Wivern 6:00 — Brutus-Dueces 8:15 — D.T.D.-Sigma Nu Starting Eleven For Dittrich depending Collam said that on junior and senior he is also Paul Mc- co-captain 6:45 7:30 8:15 — — -- Theta Chi-Farrnhouse Pi Kappa Phi-T riangle Psi Upsilon-Phi Delta 9:00 9:45 — S.A.E.-Kappa Sigma — A.T.O.-L.C.A. Spartans In Soccer / RICK PIANIN notcomplete- Mike Kaines places. to capture key Theta 9:00 9:45 — — Delta Chi-Phi Kappa Psi Snakes-Trojans Football Block Standings Independent State News ivered from a similar ail— Sports Writer lY r ustai- ■ .1 in the season op- Field 2 , mer 6:00 - Mets-5 1/2 Club Block 1 Bower and Motts 4pts. runners all season. Michigan State will battle Ohio enei and has been of little use 6:45 — A.G.R.-Phi Sigma Kappa Block II Road Apples 6 pts. University this Saturday at the to tl Senior Jack Amie also figured 7:30 — Z.B.T.-Sigma Chi Block III Evans Scholars and Spartan soccer field, and Coach V will be forced to go with in the scoring of last week's 8:1b -- Phi Gamma Delta-Phi Delta Sigma Pi 6 pts. Gene Kenney is anything but op- oni> i p.ayers (there are 11 on meet, and could help the Spar¬ Sigma Delta Block IV Bacon's Hams and c about the encounter. a re • , winch \ aves little mar- tans Friday. ^:00 — Old Pros-Condottieris Chinese Slingshots 6 pts. "We injury. The meet will be run on the 9:45 — Kiljoys-The Men's Block V Mets and 5 1/2 Club thinking that we'd have no trouble, A ipset by Ohio would dampen four-mile Forest Akers course Field 3 4 pts. and look what happened," re- Stat prospects for another at 4 p.m. Since Northern Illi¬ 6:00 — Wiquassett-Winshire Block VI A.M.F., Red Trojans marked Kenney. "If our players Mi ; st Soccer e'onferencetitle, nois has run all its meets this 6:45 — Phi Kappa Tau-Delta and Snakes 4 pts. don'? pick up quickly, we may be a: J iach Kenney refuses totake season on three-and-a-half-mile Sigma Phi Block VII Tin Men and Doyle's in trouble." any layouts, the Spartans may have 7:30 — Beta Theta Pi-A.E.Pi Marauders 4 pts. State's 3-3 tie with Indi via last : irter-squad scrim- a slight advantage. 8:15 — Sigma Phi Epsilon Block VIII Generals, Old Pros week is still quite fresh in ;n ari scheduled for this This will be the first meeting 9:00 — A.M.-Delta Upsilon and Condottieris 4 pts. • *; v.exwrrswj.» of rbe schools in cross-country. 9;45 — WilRblKtotl-Windsor \V V.VT\ 4 ^ ne wants is a rep This is the only fall event r Ice Skating The movie, ing," was "The Sound of Ski¬ produced and narrated by Warren Miller, one of the scheduled by tl: e club, which meets only during the winter term at the Union on Tuesday nights. PORK SALE - # cn > Special Student Rates for 7-Rib Loin Portion 29i. Evenings: Tues. thru Sat. 8-10 PM Admission 50. box 59{ 59990Preserves SWeet Marvel Choc, or Vlnilla m Cider Icb Milk a Distant THE CHEAT ATLANTIC 4 PACIFIC TEA Your A8.P Super Market Trumpet *AsP 5uPer Markets corner of Hogodorn & East Grand River, East Lansing JAMES GREGORY ,s;■ ':s »:"" -s P" TECHNICOLOR PRESENTED BY * STORE HOURS: 9 AM-9 PM AMERICA'S OfPINDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE US9 : Hit NO. (3) SHOWN AT 10:30 Monday thru Saturday i this ad effective thru Sat. Oct. 31, 1964 The-/i. -L»lf*But They Wont Love Like Adults! "The Explosive Generation" Thursday, October 29, 1964 S'atc News, Kast Lansing, Michigan "We rented our house only 2 hours EA$T LANSING - 14b Miltord. Clean, one-bedroom, full base¬ HOUSE RENTED FIRST DAY after the paper came out," said this ment and garage. Call happy advertiser. For Sale Personal Personal Automotive Automotive For Rent Automotive 1964, 1100. 5-passenger, 4- VOLVO 19S0. Black. Excellent FURNISHED CABIN. Lake Lans- BUICK, 1956. No rust. All power. MG ACE HARDWHERE & See Terry L. Hufford for all in Freshman,SophomoreChem- door sedan. 8,000 miles.Leath¬ condition. Just reconditioned. ing. 2 male students. Utilities GIFTS. Air conditioned. Excellent con¬ 201 E. Grand Rivet, across your coins needs. THIS istry -by graduate. Reasonable. er upholstery, radio, heater. 332-6522 or 323 Ann St. 23 paid. $8 per week per student. Call 484-0478, evenings. 21 dition. Phone IV 2-6781. 21 from Union. ED 2-3212. C WEEKS BEST BUY: 1964 Proof 337-124S. 22 332-8932. 22 CHEVROLET, 1955 Convertible. Scooters Cycles Sets- $19. These are excellent PRIVACY: EDUCATION, ser- OLDSMOB1LE, I95c. Red ai d - SPECIAL CLEARANCE on Elec- Fender smashed. Good engine, Apartments investments and make ideal vice, below market price. These white 4-door hardtop. Hydra- MOPED-SPARTA. 45cc. Newly tric "Drowse Alarm" clocks. transmission. Floor shift. $60 gifts for the collector and non- you get at the FARRELL and matic. White sidewalls. $150. repaired. $75. Phone ED2-5658 WANTED: ONE roommate for Lighted and luminous dials. ACE takes it. Call 35.--T25. 25 collector alike. The most beau¬ REED CO., DIAMOND MER¬ • AUTOMOTIVE after 5 pm. 21 4-man Cedar Village apartment. HARDWHERE & GIFTS. C CHEVROl ET, "195". V--!, over- 332-8635, ask for Gary. 22 tiful of all current coinage. In¬ CHANTS. M»A.C. at Albert • EMPLOYMENT 8 months left on lease. 351- ONLY fJO required for new, OLDS MOBILE 1957 4-door. Au- cludes the Kennedy half-dollar. across from Knapps. Foranap- . FOR RENT drive. Clip this ad, it's worth tomatic. New tires. Low mile¬ Employment 4427. 21 English 3-speed, light-weight PAYING $5 «ach for 1955 HALF- pointment phone 332-2426. 22 f . FOR SALE $1,875 on full price of $2,075. NEED ONE or two men to share bikes. On rental-purchase plan. 351-4676. 21 age. Excellent condition. $350. DOLLARS. WE MAKE jewelry to order in • LOST & FOUND furnished 5-room apartment. ACE HARDWHERE & GIFTS, Call 355-1892; ED 2-4591. 25 part-time. 11-7 or 3-11. Good Highest prices paid for r-11 U.S. silver, carat golds. Precious • FERSONAL CHEVROLET, 1956. Near Mt. Hope Road. 485-4239. 201 E. Grand River, across salary and differential plus • PEANUTS PERSONAL between 9 . r:J2pm!, OLDSMOBlt.E, 1960 4-door 88. other fringe benefits. Flexible 22 from the Union. ED 2-3212. C coins. On-campus location: Room E- and semi-precious stones. TALISMAN. Next to State The¬ • REAL ESTATE NI 6-4052. 22 Power brakes and steering. New time schedule. Meal furnished. FURNISHED COTTAGE apart- tires, new brakes. Hydramatic. GUNS, FOR SALE, Trade or Rent. 32, Science and Math. Teach¬ atre. 337-0398. 22 • SERVICE CHEVROLET 1964 Impala Con- Phone ED 2-0801. 22 ment. $100. Includes all utilities. * White with blue interior. $975. Shotguns, 22 rifles, deer rifles, ing center. After 5 pm. call HALLOWEEN CONTEST Prize R ANSPORTATION vertible. 300 hp. 4-speed. This At Gunson and Beech. 5 blocks - IV 2-7460. DIAMONDS, COLLEGE men and by day, week or season. An¬ 339-2332 or come out to 7157 for best decorated pumpkin. • WANTED solid black beauty has factory from Campus. Call 337-2080for women needed as representa¬ tiques. Winchesters, Hex Bar¬ E. Saginaw Road (Route 78). Also, purchase decorated pump¬ a i r-conditioning. Priced to OLDSMOB1LE 1963 '98'. Luxury tives. Little time. Liberal com¬ appointment to see. 22 rels. All calibers and models. DEADLINE Apt. 4 (Above Pine Motel). 23 kins and decorations for parties. sell'! J. B.'S USED CARS, 730 sedan. Midnight mist color. mission. Farrell andReedCom- EAST LANSING. Deluxe fur- Terms. KENNEDY'S HOBBY E. Michigan. IV 4-4501. 21 Complete power. Cruise con- THE HI-LITERS. Music for all Fruits and tomatoes, 10£ a pany, Albert at M.A.C. For ap¬ nished apartment for college or SHOP, 1420 Woodbine. IV 9-1165. ie publication CHEVROLET 1*58. 2-do.t hard- tro1- Air conditioned. $2,690. occasions. Quartet or quintet. pound! 400 Clare on Beltline 332-6021. pointment, phone 332-2426. 25 professional personnel. Three Call ED 2-2575. 22 Railroad. IV 4-3180. 22 . W-3 automatic. Well taken rooms, ceramic bath. Phone service and MEN PART time day open- OLDSMOB1LE, 1964 Dynamic 88 - e of. MSU student must sell! 332-3505 9^30 am. - 5:30 pm. rentals. East Lansing Cycle, Phone 353-0022 or may be seen onvertible. Full p ings with national firm. 22 or Or 332-3135. 22 1215 East Grand River. Call 332- Phone IV 2- over. Can lead to permanent Pi -p-NE at Patterson's Gulf W. Mt. mileagt VACANCY 3-man modern 8303. C 8973. 22 career* No selling, collecting. - 8255 Hope-W. of Logan. 21 Write, personnel manager, P.O. apartment. Need one man. Ap¬ TROPICAL FISH, tanks, pumps, PONTIAC, 1964 Bonneville con- CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala. 4- Box 389, Lansing. 24 proved. 520 Park Lane. Call ED etc. Excellent condition. Rea¬ P f VE3 vertible, power steering and 2-0249. 24 sonable prices. Must sell Now! door hardtop. Like new condi¬ brakes. Extra foam in the seats. WANTED: WAITRESSES for din- i i)AY SI.50 tion. 6,000 miles. $2,695. Phone hour work. Contact Jack Phone 355-3220. 22 Maroon with white top. IV 9- ner 3 DAYS. . . . S3.00 ED 2-5107 after 5 pm. 23 5456 after 5 pm. Skala, after 4:30. 337-1311. 22 ENGLISH 3 SPEED bicycles. 22 5 DAYS . . . $4.50 CHEVROLET I95S Station Wagon. $39.77. ACE HARDWHERE & PONTIAC, 1964 Bonneville con- DELIVERY MEN wanted. Part- Eased 15 words per ad) Quiet V-8 engine. P >wer glide. SENIOR, GRAD student. Share GIFTS, across from Union. ED cn vertible, power steering and time. THE Pizza Pit, 203 M.A.C. Radio-heater. Good tires. $344. rooms with two Seniors. Nicely 2-3212. C 50c service 22 * nere v >!; be a brakes. Extra foam in the seats. Avenue. AL EDWARDS Lincoln, Mer¬ furnished. Kitchen, parking. TWO GERMAN Shepherd puppies. ind bookkeeping charge if Maroon with white top. IV 9- DELIVERY BOYS with car cury, 3125 E. Saginaw (North of Near campus. ED 7-2345. 23 Four months old. AKC regis¬ this ad is not paid within 5456 after 5 pm. 23 wanted. VARSITY DRIVE-IN. Open Monday- Thur s- UNSUPERVISED, NEAR Union. tered. Call 646-6120 after 5pm. PONTIAC 1963 4-door Stationi ED 2-6517. 22 22 day- Fr ' Pi". Single room. Shared kitchen and Wagon. Power steering and HOUSEBOY TO work for meals. CHEVROLET 1960 Impala hard¬ bath. Private entrance. 393- PIANO . APARTMENT size up- brakes, with automatic trans¬ Arranged hours. Alpha Phi, ED State News Jots not 0250. 25 top. V-8 stick. Solid red. Im¬ mission. Must sell. 337-2372. 22 2-5123. 22 right. Good condition. Call 351— -.it racial or religious^ maculate c> nditii >n. J.B.'S USED 5342. 21 P, r ° ti'on Wagon. $100. Phone ED Part . JJ t; Afrinfetn. tv 4-4301. 21 2-6931. 23 - ((me BOOKS, MICHIGAN history, an- ■■ News will not accept CHEVROL ET, 1962 Innnln sports 5:30 - 10 P.M. imal and bird life. Rare books, tismg from persons PONTIAC i960 Ventura 2-door German history. Other books. . .-;~inatir.g against re- coupe. All power. L\v\ Uent con- hardtop. Best offer. Phone 489- Male Help. If you're having GUNSWAP SALE U.S. stamps. Foreign prints of 0083 any time after 5 pm. 23 difficulty making the ends Civil War 1867 , Vincent Van Trade in any resalable merchan¬ PORSCHE, 1959, I600N Cabriolet CHEVROLET, 1959.2 Gogh paintings. Call after 5pm. dise on ^hotgun of your choice. convertible. AM-FM. New tires. Call IV 9-7255. 21 Many extras. Best offer. After "Wilcox has the guns," new IV 7-3619 CAS STOVE. Kenmore automatic. 5, any time Saturday, Sunday, and used. Over 300 guns, all Automotive U sed 1 year. 36" oven, 1963 mod¬ latest styles, calibers includ¬ 355-8042. 22 $50 PART-TIME, 3 evenings and el. $135. Call 351-5089. 23 ~1962 Rambler. 2- R A MB! IIR 195°. Full power. ing franchised Winchesters and Ra- Saturday. $6 bond fee. Car and LeBLANC B flat wood clarinet. Remingtons. Savage, Herrington \ buv, $65' . V3.'-2t 45, vei it-Iv. .. «'d c ndit v.all J'c Good tires.Automatic.Best Po..t appearance necessary. Ex¬ Like new. $60. Call IV 2-1725 Richardson, Ithaca, Italian Ber- evcr.n.iis ana weekends. 21 after t pm„ 353-1960 or j37- J«er. Phone 485-1216. -'5 pense allowance. Call 487-0889 after 6 pm. 25 etta, Stevens. Rifle scopes by 0011. 22 RAMBLER, 1959 Custom wagon. f o r interview. Ask for Mr. SALE - BABY buggy, trundle Redfield, Weaver, Savage, Scope AUSTIN-HEALEY. 19 58. Hon- ide- bundles, baby-children's cloth¬ fORVAIR MONZA, 19 62. 4- Automatic. $350. Or, will Angst. 21 mounts, gun cases, large va¬ duras. Maroon. Wire wheels. speed, 2-door. Good condition. car. Make offer. IV LEARN HOW to be a Luzier lead- ing to size 6. Girl's coat, size riety of latest ammunition. Overdrive. Radio. $795. Phone 5-8624. 22 7. ED 7-2345. 23 355-3106. 21 $1,200. Phone 3"72-3591. 25 ing lady. Interesting profitable Small game and deer licenses. TEMPEST, 1962 LeMans Sport work. Hours at your conven¬ MAHOGANY TWIN beds: dress- 10 used bows, arrows, quivers, AUSTIN HEALEY 1959 Sprite. CORVAIR, 1963 2-door. Stick Coupe. Red leather interior. ience. Phone IV 2-7425 after 6 ing table, mirror, bench: night camp stoves and heaters. Completely rebuilt engine. New shift, tinted windshield, radio, Bucket seats, seat belts. $1,250. stand; chest of drawers. $65. fold-down rear seat. Must sell. pm. 22 Everything for the sportsman. top, tires. Exceptionally clean. Russ Zuker's Tire Service, PART-TIME- We need several Call 332-8782. 21 Easy terms. 10^ down. Can be seen at 1030 E.St. Joseph $75C. After 5, 484-0096. 22 Michigan and Highland. 337- HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Westing- WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE or Call IV 4-3928. 23 22 sharp students for promotion house Roaster. Duncan Phyfe AUSTIN HEALEY 196 3 MKII, 0334. work in East Lansing. Hourly 509 E. Michigan Ave. 3,000. 18,800 miles. Excellent CORVAIR, 1961 and FORD, lSSf. TEMPEST , 1&3 LeManse con- coffee table. Kitchen cabinet - IV 5-4391 No rust. Make offer. Perry, salary and commission. For de¬ conditi r.. $2,200. Call 337- vertible. 326 engine. Automatic 25" x 24" x 36". Sun lamp. 625-3138. 113 E. Second Street, tails, call 332-0119. 24 Hours daily 8 am. to 5:30 pm. C 2297. , 22 transmission. Power steering. Other miscellaneous items. IV Perry. 21 A-l Condition. Call Paul, 353- SECOND GIRL for doctor's of- 2-8319. Sunday 1-5 pm. 22 PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS, AUSTIN HEALEY 1960 Sprite. CORVETTE, 1961 Convertible. 2621. 21 fice in East Lansing. Must like Olympia, Precision. Buy the Good Condition. Good tires. Ra¬ FIREPLACE WOOD 230 hp. 3-speed. Immaculate children. Give resume and finest. Terms available. dio and heater. 35 mpg. $550. VOLKSWAGEN, 196 3 Karman- condition. $2,100. Phone IV 9- sample of handwriting to Box Well Seasoned Maple HASSELBRING COMPANY, 310 355-8852. 21 ghia. 2-tone green. Radio. Im¬ 699-2867 C 0351. 23 D-4. State News. 2i N. Grand,- W 2-1219. maculate. One owner. A-l con- AUSTIN HEALEY 1957100-6. Ra- CORVETTE 1962 300hp. 4-speed. dition. $1,695. Phone Mr. DENTAL ASSISTANT with Ortho- HEATH SIX METER Station. $45. USED ZENITH console stereo dio, heater. Overdrive. Fair Phone 393-2023. 24 Buckman, 372-2294 or 485- dontic training. Shorthand and Mobile ten meters, $45. Port¬ record player. Good condition. condition. $495. 355-0663. Ask CORVETTE, 196 4 convertible. 2226. 22 typing helpful. Previous appli¬ able typewriter, transistor tape Huntington Music Co., 2016 E. for Dave. 25 VOLKSWAGEN 19 5 6. Sunroof. cants please re-apply. IV 2- recorder. 332-1607. 23 Michigan. IV 9-1939. Open Mon¬ BUICK, 1955 Century hardtop. Daytona blue, white top. 300 hp. 9695. 23 New transmission. A-l shape. 4-speed. Low mileage. Reason¬ Excellent transportation. $395. USED T.V.'s. Good selection. day and Friday until 9. 21 Can be seen at Russ ZukerTire able. 351-4549. 21 Call 337-7834. PRESSMAN. EXPERIENCED on Prices starting at $25. Modern ONE TELLENO Guitar, $20. DODGE, 1964. Student special. VOLKSWAGEN, 1963 2-door se- Kluge automatic presses. Nights T.V. Center, 2017 E. Michigan. Phone 484-4249. 22 Service, Michigan and Highland. sedan. Automatic. Ulti- dan. Extra sharp. Low mileage. a n d Saturdays. MYERS PRINT¬ IV 4-1393. 22 337-0334. 22 : TELEVISIONS - 17 inch Motor- s in saving, $1,400. IV 9- One owner. $1,395. HAROLD ING, 1421 E. Michigan. IV 2- AUCTION EVERY Saturday at 1 BUICK 1954. Mechanically per- ola. 24 inch General Electric. after 5. 25 PLETZ MOTOR SALES, 150 E. 2554. 21 pm. Automobiles, antiques, fur¬ fect. Tires excellent. Interior Reasonable. Phone IV-2 5344.21 FALCON, 1961 4-door. Six. Like Grand River, Williamston. 655- LOT MAN - Used Cars. Part niture, appliances, arts, etc. sharp. $125. Call 487-3924. 21 Mobile Homes new. 18,000 miles. $800. Call 1870 C23 lime, mornings. No experience Buy and sell. CAPITAL CITY 355-1892 or ED 2-4591. 21 VOLKSWAGEN, Karmann Ghia AUCTION, 621 Hazel. Call 482- necessary. Beechem Knight RITZCRAFT MOBILE home. 10' 1476. C22 We give SPECIAL FALCON 1960 2-door. Six cy 1- 1957. S Aut • Saleb, 1300 E. Michigan. 22 x 50'. 2 bedrooms. Excellent inder. Automatic transmission. lent co BEDROOM SUITE 3 piece with condition. Phone IV 4-6291, 22 * ATTENTION to m Good condition. Recently HOUSEKEEPER, five days. bookcase headboard. Two end Southwest Lansing. 9 am. -5:30 1964 NATIONAL two-bedroom, your Mail Orders SPARTAN MOTORS tables, coffee table, dinette set. painted. $675. Fowlerville, 223- Completely furnished. 10' x 50'. for service people pm. Steady. Own transportation Others. 487-0085. 23 9002. 21 Call 489-0083 any time after or folks back home and references required. Call CHEVROLET, i960 Impala. 2- FLAWLESS .85 carat diamond FALCON 1964 Spr i n ible. door hardtop. Automatic trans¬ IV 9-0230. 25 5 pm. 23 ring. Exquisite Italian setting. Downtown Ford-O-Matic 260 V-8. Whit! mission. Power steering. A FULL OR part-time salespeople Owner selling to finance educa¬ walls. White top. 5,500 mile Lost & Found and cashiers. No experience Kormelkorn- IV 9-0783. 25 black beauty! $1,195. necessary. Apply in person, tional project. Will arrange ap¬ LOST: BROWN framed glasses. praisal. Matchless engagement ■ Chocolate FORD, 1963 Fairlane. 2-door. CHEVROLET 1963 Corvair Three Sisters, Frandor Shop¬ ring. $650. Call 355-0882. 21 Grand River area, Monday. Dr. Radio, heater, Ford-o-matic. ping Center. 23 Stolar on case. Call David, 351- Monza Coupes. Two to choose House Low mileage. New car condition from. 4-speed. 102 motors. Both Curved top. Good condition, with 4539. 23 throughout. Low financing ar¬ BUSBOYS NEEDED. Work in ex- sharp. $1,595. case. $80. FE 9-8413. 21 LOST: GIRL'S black glasses in ranged. Call 355-9896. 22 chsnge for tneals. Delta Upsilon. a red soft case. IV 2-1912. 22 Call Steward, ED 2-8676. 23 MARTIN TRUMPET. Excellent FORD 1958 Convertible. V-8. Au¬ condition. Phil Pratt. B-312 Em¬ LOST: ONE pair of glasses in tomatic. Good top. New tires. mons. 355-2666. 22 brown clip-on case. Needed bad¬ Very clean. $495. Phone 332-3206. 21 Mornings only. Own transporta¬ RIFLE - 30.06 Springfield with ly. Call 351-5488. 22 tion. $15 week. Two children. Weaver K-4 scope. Brand new. LOST: PAIR prescription sun FORD, 1962 Fairlane 6. 4-door sedan. Standard transmission. 489-4969, before 8 pm. 22 Phone 351-5257. 21 glasses. On north side of cam¬ White with blue interior. Low pus. Two weeks ago. Reward. 355-6742. 22 mileage. $1,145. HAROLD PLL1Z MOTOR SALES, 150 L. LOST: BLUE Rosary in gold case. NOTICE Grand River, Williamston. 655- Also room key enclosed. Senti¬ 1870. C23 mental value. Please call 355- 3667. 23 FORD 1958. Retractable Cruise- O-Matic. Radio, heater. Power GIRRARD AT6 turntable and NOW many of the apartments 1KLH Speaker unit encased. 18" steering. Whitewall tires. Good that we manage are just be¬ ing completed. To rent these units, the owners have auth¬ motor EDWARDS 3125 h. and body. Lincoln, $375. AL Mercury, Saginaw (North ofFrar - WATCH x 14" x 3".Taken from my home. $10 reward for information lead¬ ing to recovery. 484-3284. 25 orized a REVISED RENTAL dor). Open Monday- Thursday- LOST: GREEN topcoat. Green SCHEDULE for the balance of the school year. There's a deal for you, whether there's Friday till 9 pm. FORD, 1957 aut main: - 2-door sedan. V-8, transmission. C22 Make for zipper lining. Poor student - desperate. No winter coat. Re¬ ward. 355-6332. 23 one, two, three, or four of ne an :fer. Ph'ne TU 2-136i. LOST: BROWN framed glasses. Grand Rivej area, Dr. Stolar JAGUAR 1958 XK140MC Road¬ Classified location: ster. Recently overhauled. Best on case. 444Mich. Ave., East Lansing offer. Call 351-4278 after 6 pm. Personal / <*OEHM (' MERCEDES 190. 1962. 20,000 22 MEMO TO: The Smothers Broth- LEVI'S STA-PREST miles. Mint condition. Service ers. Don't forget that Thursday, Coming Soon Available At — reclining November 12, is the date for 0WE*MAN record. Texleather : J seats. Undercoated. Call 355- your Lansing Civic Center con¬ 9876. 21 cert. Tickets now on sale at the PROPERTY "Roger Stuart t&. MGB. Wire wheels. Radio. Like Civic Center and the Paramount MANAGEMENT CO, iii*i«ssing and Ess? Lans¬ new. iviusr s-eff. Best offer. 670- •News 444 Mich. Ave. 2553 after 6 pm. 25 ing. C31 Phone 332-0838 MGA 1960. Damaged. Sell all, THINKING OF a Pizza Party? part. Good engine, transmis¬ Contact Bimbo's Pizza first. Frandor Shopping Center Call 484-7817. C22 sion, top, seats, wire wheels, tires, etc. 332-0428. 23 i Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 29, 1964 ^ Personal < alefulur ol Historian To Speak WaTCH Pr<3FE55I6nAl football and the ELECTION CAMPAIGN on a NEJAC TV set. Rent a TV Captain Raps Jobs Avai G>niin" On Recognition Policy from NEJAC TV Rentals- 17" For Chris and 21" table models only $7.00 and $8.00 per month. New Ze¬ nith 19" portables for $9.00 per Romney, Resigns DETROIT (UPI)--Capt. Don H. three top guard officers earlier The Student tmployment Office will kick off its annualChristmas ment opportunities are with re¬ tail stores, students with exper¬ MSU Conservative Club — 7:30 p.m., 34 Union. History Club — 8 p.m., Phy¬ Robert J. Maddox, assistant professor of history, will dis¬ cuss the consequences of non- Franklin D. Roosevelt's admin¬ istration. Maddox, who is new to the month. Call 482-0624 for FREE ience as salesclerks and cashiers sics-Math Conference Room. recognition of governments to¬ staff of the history department, Ball, commanding officer of the this month. job program today according to delivery. C will have the best chance for be¬ night at 7:30 in the Union art received his doctorate at Rut¬ Michigan Nat; >r:al Guard's 126th "To carry out my duties hon¬ Tom Rand, assistant director of MUSIC BY Bob Sargeant. Will m- Public Information Detachment, estly," Ball said in a letter tohis the Placement Bureau. ing hired," he said. Last year 128 students were Britain's Election gers University and previously sure the success of your party. Students who will want to get Sponsored by the professional taught at Patterson State College resigned Wednesday with a blast superiors, "I must havefullcon- Phone ED 2-1325 or IV 4-9815. 29 at Gov. George Romney for firing fidence and trust in the integrity jobs through the program must employed through the program and received a total income of Topic OfTalk international affairs and foreign trade fraternity, Delta Phi Ep- He has specialized in Amer¬ ican diplomatic history, devoting and honor of the commander-in- plan to be in the Lansing area Herman Finer, will speak on SEND SPARTAN CHRISTIAN over $12,000. silon, the informal talk will give special attention to the career chief and commanding general. I during the Christmas vacation, FELLOWSHIP toUrbana.S.C.F. Rand said. Interested students should re¬ the topic "Britain: After the particular attention to the United of the late Sen. William E.Borah Service no longer can place confidence Election," at the first political t workday, October 31, 1964. Odd or trust" in them. He added that many employers port for applications and inter¬ State's non-recognition of the So¬ as an important influence in UJS. views to the Student science coffee hour today from jobs - $1.25 hour. Call Roger, On Oct. 7 Romney dismissed may require students hired for Employment viet regime which ended with foreign policy. ED 2-1437. 22 Christmas to Office in the Placement Bureau 4 to 5:30 p.m. in Parlor A begin working part- DeMOLAY CHEVALIERS: Ob- DISSERTATIONS THEMES, term papers typed at reasonable Ronald McDonald, the Michigan adjutant general, Quartermaster time in November to become fa- , beginning, Thursday from 9 to 11 of the Union. UEBERMANN'S= Serve "Service of Remem¬ miliar with the job. a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. The meeting is public. rates. Call 3~2-4825. 21 General Carson Neifert and brance" with district 7-B Che¬ "Since most holiday employ- valiers. Eric, 5-8937. Phil, 332- TYPING, THESES, term papers, etc. XEROX copy service. IBM Neifert's Versel Case. assistant, Lt. 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