Inside MICHIGAN Weather J-Hop, p. Churchill, p. 3. 3: SOW, p. 7: p. 10; Housing, UNIVERSITY STATE TATE MEWS Michigan Light flurries. snow changing to High in mid 20's. Vol 55, Number 247 East Lansing, Thursday, January 28, 1965 Martin L uther New Viet Nam Regime MSU Visit For P Strains U.S. Position Nnhe! Prize witver Mart.:; ci-*l work and education, for and Robert Green, asso- Lijther King Jr., will spe;k here ample, practical experience.' professor of education. Feb. 11 to kick off .i unique MSI Four representatives h. Although a few other schools student project i: Mississippi. been in Mississippi since Tues- have such projects, they a His ml* wili open STEP, Stu- day exploring possible sites for ministered by faculty rath* , under such a project and are ejected students, Harris said. which MSI students wili begin a n tonight. summer Mississippi. education project in They s 'Taylor Or STEP will be the only program of its kind in existence and will be wholly educational. Hannah b' Heads Khanh' On "This is completely 'i,-polit¬ h4 I ivil Rights Act, led the conference t explai ical," Bob Harris, Bry.-.n, Ohio, - oif federal funds to li VI of ihe Civil Rights Act senior and president of All I di¬ versity Student Government which is sponsoringtheprogram, ,-o.lved in racial dis- to take )ther discuss provisions groups to comply with the law. members of the U.S. Way Out said. "It is in the civil rights nmisMon on Civil Rights be¬ From Our Wire Services area, but our aim is equal edu¬ es Hannah art Eugene Pat- cational opportwi'v tor all child- son, editor of the AtlantaCon- SAIGON, Viet Nam—The shaky Mrs. Frankie ,\'f. Free- failed Vietnamese government of Pre¬ idul'- r Ne- 20, In . ; I'Dvernment, sident Hubert H. Hum i of the St. Louis Housing I and c learance Authorities: mier oled Iran Van Huong was top- Wednesday by Lt. Gen. Ngu¬ aii. N. Griswold, dean of the He stressed that there wili be yen Khanh, who restored mili- Campaign I ■\ai\i Law School; the Rev. no official ties with other groups ?odort M. llesburgh, presi- The restoration of military in Mississippi, although STEP ;t ot Notre Dame University; rule has put U.S.-Vietnamess may work with them. SELMA, Ala. .(—A Negro right ~ti.<- • - lv - v u A lai ,,:na—h., Robert S. Rankin, political relations and Ambassador Max¬ The project has a three-fold to vote- campaign in the final already beei Appointed to handli ence professor at Duke Uni- well D. laylor on the spot. •purpose. day of a special !2-day recis- . evis: r iVi r\, Negroc NGUVEN KHANH "Now it's Taylor or Khanh," "We believe that student gov¬ tration term brought 20 more h-ve c -»••<■ -J :tnr p-ic*. i MARTIN LUTHER KING a Vietnamese officer said. "One ernment should give students an arrests Wednesday when officers r"o -<• v». lopnient and educa- or the other has to go." opportunity to serve others and enforced a limit of 100 on the 1 hi '! t ie wniiecivi right But a U.S. spokesman said it Italy, junior; Fran Congress Considers this cannot always be done on aid R ime, won't be Taylor. the campus," Harris said. BDnco, Student Education Core co-ordirator tv.d East Lansing Ihe American soldier-diplo¬ mat has "absolutely no inten¬ will mean a great de 1 in the fu¬ graduate student; the Rev. John ture. It will give students in. so- Duley of the United Campus Min- afier Saigon Coup Effects tion of giving up his post as ambassador here," the spokes¬ man said. perialist government, and we do Washington authorities evi¬ groes were arrested when they Washington f—The latest not want to give that impression dently hoped that a facade of Nearly $56,000 Goes sought to join the line alter the allotted rived at number the of 100 had courthouse ar¬ first. Thousands military coup in South Met Nam stirred widespread concern in congress Wednesday, including . firm, . .The and ambassador yet must understanding." J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark., chair¬ be civilian rule can be maintained in Saigon. The coup was report¬ ed to have caused no sense of Cold Keeps statement questioning the ef¬ For Work-Study Aid 20 All a of the Senate charged with un- File Past Foreign Rela- were man ' fectiveness of U.S. nbassador crisis among Johnson adminis¬ .wtul assembly after warning. tions Committee, termed the new tration officials. 1 he t h r e e-member Dallas Maxwell D. layloi Saigon coup "a very distressing MSL has received $55,688 from has already been 'iled by MSI' l\BJ Home However the Johnson admir.is- development." The military leaders have in¬ Churchill dicated they intend to operate as the federal government to kick- io employ additionals.udti..? *■- scheduled after Wed¬ | tration teacted cautiously and ap¬ a recess Reports from Saigon, not de- far as possible within the legal off the campus Work-Study Pro¬ peared to be waiting befoi mak- nesday but will hold a one-day CASHING TON njecj here have indicated that last framework of civilian govern¬ gram, Henry C. Dykema, director Dykema hopes to be able to session Monday, when Negroes ing any pronouncements on any of financial aids announced Wed- provide jobs for all students will get another chance to apply LONDON •By the thousands Johnson, sniffling a'td coughii effect the coup might have on the (continued on page 6) ment and to retain plans for who qualify for the program. they came Wednesday- bowed to the judgement of I early selection of a national as- for registration. doctors Wednesday and a heavy U.S. involvement in the war Students can still turn in ap- \mericans, the peopli This is enough money to pay However, civil rights leaders nounced he wouid be unable to against agar Communist guerrillas. 1 here was no reiteration of a lands--to bow their he; 90 per cent of the wages of about plications for the program to said the emphasis next week will the flag-draped attend the funeral of Sir Win- Sen. Se George D. Aiken of Ver¬ State Department warning to. the Office of Financial Aids in 150 students working 15 hours a week until the end of the year, the Student Dykema, administrator of the and any student seeking morein- be shifted to neighboring Perry County, where Negroes jIso have proclaimed discrimination. ston'churohHI ainid Westminister Hall ston Johnson reporters Churchill. invited a group of to his bedroom, wlu i ■ mont, mon of the Senate of t! Cotnauttec, Con ranking Republica member Foreign Relations said in an interview Defendants Vietnamese military chieftains Dec. 22 that continued American support was based on the exis¬ program, has already started formation on the Work-study pro- had "about sorting the applications turned gram should contact mat office. Even though a federal referee file Some past spent hours waiting to the coffin of the pug- he iay in a four-poster canopied bedstead and announced: that us ion that come Ambassador to the Claim tence of a Saigon government in by students who think they are nacious old warrior and sense "j have just been examined laylor has about outlived his Buddhists who campaigned qualified. the solemnity which the British usefulness in South Vict Nam." "We should know appi Iranian Polic over the centuries have for their heroes. and gone provided (Rear Adm. George G. Burkley) -over by Dr. Bui kley Hut Aiken added he was would do any not In News against Premier I ran Van Huong—just as they once cam¬ ly how many students are quali¬ allj tile other doctors here and sure a successor paigned against Khanh—celebra¬ fied by next week," Dykema said. When twilight cameanda flurry u their judgment that while better, and Rep. Clement D. MER1D1A N, Mis s. (/Pi—Both ted jubilantly. They called off of snow-flakes dusted the long j made a substantial re- Zablocki, D-Wis., sharply dis¬ lawyers and defendants concen¬ a five-man hunger strike launch¬ Qualified students must sup¬ port their applications by a con¬ fidential family financial state- Even After queue outside Westminister Hail, more than 20,000 person-, had covery from the virus infection, ttley would consider it inadvis- agreed. If Taylor has outlived his use- trated on newsmen Wednesday in ed at their Saigon headquarters the fight over arraignment of 16 last week and braked the anti- filed past e black velvet of the ag:e f0i me to undertake a long fulness, then have, also," men charged with conspiring to government, anti-American Students who are found quali- TEHRAN, The Bokuaragi, 20, a Moslem, as the catafalque, lp where 1 would be exposed, Zablocki said. kill three civil rights workers. street demonstrations that have fied for the program will then assassin's bullet that struck down slayer. The queue stretched b. ack to ; 1 would be on the London However, Zablocki, chairman The lawyers did their fighting broken out sporadically for a of the House Foreign Affairs Sub- in the federal courtroom, claim¬ receive 90 per cent of their Premier Hassan Ali Mansour The sources said the new Lambeth Btidge o\ei committee on the Far East, did ing that press coverage of the ar¬ wages from the federal Work- will bring no major changes in government will crack down Thames. It was more than Johnson, who blew nose Usually reliable sources said Study fund. The other 10 per cent Iran's internal or pro - West mercilessly on the fanatics, long. Two steady once and coughed sev inies express worry over some U.S. rests prejudiced the case against Khanh made a deal with lead¬ policies in Saigon. the will be paid by MSU. foreign policy. Those taking part in theassassi- people moved past the catafa!qu< during his brief me with "It may not work to keep r A defendant, Alton VV. Roberts, ers of the Buddhist insurrec¬ Students must work on campus This was made clear Wednes- nation plot soon will face execu- a column on each, side, at a rat newsmen, said he has asked tion, at least on a temporary etary of State Dean Rusk strong fist in front o udd- 26, of Meridian, punched and to receive Work-Study funds. day by the new premier, Amir tion, they The sourc added. of 4,500 per hour. : basis, which called for the de¬ represent him at the Chun lull he said, adding: kicked CBS Qualified student- who do not Abass Hoveida, who said after The sources said this isolated Only the dull clank of metal ' If the ambassador is too a cameraman, Laurens Pierce, who filmed pic¬ parture of several into politi- l campus will be offered presenting his cabinet: act of terrorism wili not affect from * he changing guards and the funeral, along with Chief Justice strong and too firm, it looks tike of him emerging from the job= ir appropriate areas on "As cat. be observed from the Iran's dealings with Western oil soft brush of feet against the car- Earl Warren and Ambassador he is the representative of an im- tures ... , a composition of the cabinet, all companies. pet of the hall broke the silence. David E.K. Bruce, campus. Ihe firs: nua fied stu- q{ ^ ^ ^ ^ were ^ , Several newsmen and photog¬ ducked swinging fists ?fbraryWl whe^ the shortage of b* Mansour. The t ^ewanygovern- intend major raphers fror irlier. helo is critical. , The claims of prejudicial news ROTCAct Dykema said consideration would be given to try to place f,nJ:tes There will also be no change Horse To Select coverage was one of two major Raises students in jobs related to their major field of study. in economic Iran's foreign and internal and social policies." To bribe or not to bribe motions argued. claimed that the FBI search of The other Wage The Shah had named Mansour the farm which yielded the bodies A supplemental grant request the horse - - that is the Premier last March to press of the three men was illegal. question. The deitnse said the 16 men, his campaign to buy up Moslem For rhose who will enter Church land and that of other accused by the FBI of a Ku Klux the cor test for two tickets ROTC' Vital!; Interracial large holders and sell it to pea¬ sants on easy terms. to the Performing Arts Klan execution, were treated like "common criminals" after being, Company production of taken to the Meridian Naval Air As security police continued Case Tested their relentless investigation into "Italian Straw Hat,'' tl t could be the problem. $■♦0. the death Tuesday of Mansour, hear : for Contestants will mail n Th ■ ils.' establishes a informed sources asserted that the men was held at the air sta¬ RICHMOND, Va. the fanatical Moslem terrorist coupons appearing in the - ■ • f p.. -.-.-in designed es- State News during the third tion's bachelor officers quarters judge federal cour pec; y -->r junior vol;eretrans¬ group ^ ^ believed responsible for building. The 16 were charged took under study Wednesday the °he |^uing week in February. fer r.d .'s and upperclassmen ls powerful enough with conspiring to violate civil case of a white construction Four coupons will be ",.t c '-d in ROTC. to create general turmoil or an rights legislation. worker and his part-Indian Ne¬ effective anti - Shah movement. drawn and placed under ! :ew program will be of- four straw hats or the heads Cmdr. K. ( . Wright, station ler;. ' he Army and Air Force gro wife—a case brought as a test Police are holding Mohammed of state laws against interracial of four young girls and the (continued on page 6) ir. addition to the present four- t marriage. coupon under the hat eaten year program. by the horse is the winner. A -i.x-week summer field The court promised an early Robber Steals In "Itali m Straw Hat,'' Woman Fumbles training course will substitute ruling after a strong suggestion to run March 2 through 7 for basic freshmac r sophomore by one of its members that the in Fairchild, it is als the Virginia Supreme Court might be Officer's Car horse that poses the pr-b- On Reverse Play "This program will open the asked first to rule again—in the -P<,lice- lern. JACKSON, Miss WYOMING (UPI)—There was dorr to transfer students," ac¬ light of more recent Constitution¬ had beer. Hero Fadinard's norse al interpretations from Washing¬ ma i R obert W. ' .e no que ti"ii about it Mrs. cording to Allan M. Jokela, Air grabs hat off the ^ a straw Rose Kremers flunked her Science information officer. ton—in such a socially head of a vindictive wi>m spotted • sedan c driver's test. A candidate tor the program Gentry ran after' and Fadmard spends hi-- Mrs. Kreiners, who was on a must go through i series of in¬ Throughout hearing the ii y it at a traffic ,ht wedding day chasing learners permit, was taking telligence and aptitude tests, in¬ to replace the eate' principals in the test case— lests for ai; operator's license terviews, medical examination Richard P. Loving, 31, and his He arrested lb-year- Jim Alexander, I and be assured of acceptance wife, Mildred, 25—sat almost Johnsoi f Beach, Cal.. graduate at university, he said. 'Sink yc She fct the shift into reverse . imp.vM.^.v, j ROTC and AFROTC, -j '•ft' "9- pasr eniisted ;> i * Arr.e 1- <")••«! —| — • and Jarv.c: A'cx'crdc, Eeg^n-, Ore., g-oa' Gl-udcnl, the si.-;-week summer training Liberties i nion, and an assist- T h_ . a "It. course must be taken two years - publicize the contest. Pheto by Tom Pozarycki ant attorney general argued le- try's. The; before award of the bachelor galisms of jurisdiction and Con- it. Jackson or masters degree. iStitutional rights. ri ' he!me 2 Michigan State News East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 28, 1965 Notes From Underground-- EDITORIALS The State (Of The] University Are Peo President Hannah attempted in even as Hannah -tates his ideal his address "State of the Monday night to get University" of fullest. developing each student to the Worth away from the pattern of present 1 lie problem is whether the Un- ing past University accomplish¬ i versify must develop the student, ments. He gave us a By Char Jolles statement of allow the student to develop, [PREflDEHT^ oi concepts according to which the The question is not so much one, isn't there anything good about people? University operate - nd of the Hannah They bc\r. babies, pcisoncats and forget t , sh"Vf ■ tneir s . as says, of providing Worst of all, they're always there. in hordes. function of the U;;r. crsity in courses for him moderniz¬ ana Somebody is always watching you walk, or looking at y,.u "the social structure of which it and i.,ughi:.g at yen. doubtless. Dur.., their triendlier t ing curricula, although these are people want to to* with you or sit In >• ur room. keepin( is a vital, vibrant part.' important, as it is one of allow- The address was largely an en¬ Parents in particular a in^ and encourage the student to lovers impose on your time, and o couraging. and in some sense an dt . lop his own ideals and per¬ Depending or. your religion, brce inspiring one. with a number of sonality. might even h te you. But one thine e than beir,^; 1. ved pos- idealized pronouncements on the sessively, ignored or h It it is the function of the Uni¬ Letters To T operates, and the basic reason The State News welcomes a'! utters ti he editors from any it is organized as it is. versity to encourage thought on members of the MSU communitj or no Hannah's sincerity in stating the part of students of ideals, Home-Owner Attacks Open Housing Letters should be no longer than 300 v ds and typed double values and social concepts, it is spaced if possible. Longer letters may be c sidered for publica- the purposes of this University tio.i as "Point ot Vie. " lents should include "jot the piao of the University to if applicable, I and the limitations of its opera¬ sity < • .. (IJetre fresr step in and. through courses, ;-.-ofessor of forestry, etr.; tion cannot be doubted. pre-enrollment circulars or re¬ There is no reason to question H ami ah's' confident .statement that peated informal indoctrination .->e-.-ions to impress on students "eventual size is „;iot very im¬ prisir.f! h -w m.w y people, even ,. • :.cr propon¬ its own ideal, values and social ,*-.f the ordinance. think the wh i thing portant. What is important is foi ents MICHIGAN should be buried, feet under. Wc r.uis: concepts. STATE NEWS six re- us to learn how to make it pos¬ STATI ineinber though, tnat mony colie6e students .-re Good citizens cannot be devel¬ UNIVf RSITY sible for our students to achieve oped in an atmosphere of stated fully adequate education no mat¬ law. by any it\d .wepteu ideas and goals. te. what size the Ui iver®u> be* ' comes." The t>e.-t citizens are those who leader " Linda Hockey come from'? Where is her have home town7 1 take it, tin.- "clean-up campaign Likewise, we should not doubt developed their own ideas Member Associated Press, United Press International, in her town is ever. and nil prejudice has btei, Inland in an atmosphere of free discus¬ Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate his sincerity in saying that • we washed aw.iy forever, I'm sure she must have- Press, Michigan Press Association. sion and intellectual activity. beer chairman for the job; whero else would achieve our purpore by helping such knowledge ana experience come from? Published every class day throughout fall, winter and This atmosphere can probably It i- unfortunate that she is so grjssly.'insia- intelligent young people develop spring terms and twice weekly summer term by the students be created, as Hannah assures formed. Where or. earth did she get the idea of Michigan State University. their inherent capacities to the u-. a.- well in a state university fullest to the end that they be¬ iht-rn? The -r.itetncr.t is, . m.c.q and very def.- Second class postage paid at East Lar.sing, Michiga. of 30 :U0U oi 50.000 students as Editorial and business offices at 341 Student Sen ice. come useful, productive citizens li is well known that Miss Hockey's ften- in a small and conservative pri¬ Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michiy m. of our democracy." menti'.i.ed, illustrious Dr. Creen, is an East vate college. Editor We have some uc-hts. how JohnVanG sson But.it ^a...!-t develop as long Advertising Manager ing ol course, this peic.•••; can afford that nousc Campus Editor Charles C. Wells as f\ ipredicated on the basic, The professors are supp.. i to be training It is difficult not to feel in look¬ Managing Editor and A housing ordinance would eliminate the sell¬ these young adults for the ft re leadership of Wire Editor Hugh J. Leach ing over Hannah's :,>eeeh that presumably undeniable, er's right to choose .1 buyer,if this were las this country. God U !p us 1, ever, them, if Sports Editor .... Richard Schwar.z "fundamental beliefs" which this Ass't. Advertising Manager Ken Hoffman something is missing. A feeling The of these stude.its. University nope to instill in its only answer is, she wants open housing seme Photography Advisor Dave Jaehnig lurks that the student is being ordinances, and so to suppress another piece of 1 do hope our "|rc--u civic Circulation BUI Marshall students. Manager freedom that Americans have given so dearly to •he taxes on her house here Leslie Goldstone pushed around a bit too much. maintain. 1 hope she realizes th.-.t all the Night Editor Copydssk Advisor ... Henry Price Negr :cs who do own homes in this town will also Richard F. Hansen lose this right of choice and gain nothing. Editorial Editors ..Susar, Filson, Michael Kindman Toward Self-Fulfillment . Some progressive thinkers believe that the home owner and landlord >t be forced into '' Self-fulfillment. ..cannot be dustry, vocational education, and civil rights action. Any psychologist will admit thai those who Okenios. She and hei husband n the only goat President Hannah more.' are strongly prejudiced will never totally lose said in h< " - -t- of the Univer¬ Cutting short the intake of un¬ CROSSWORD PUZZltluunBaa □□□□□ sity" ' r rhap : it dergraduates can have only a pos¬ 0QDQQ Packaged Geniuses Not MSU Goal shot:' fult- my d be eif- hard itive effect. anything much to make MSU just Although it won't do ACROSS 1. Dispatch 6. Anc. Gr. □□□ngaaQQBHa tc -ive state weight plain smaller, an enrollment lim¬ After : ending tiic .e At the I ; 10. Shooting it would encourage many graduat ¬ i have reached the t lectual b - : Mr. Kier . an ai e ignt ing high school seniors to think to get twice about what they need and At p 1 I a '•■j :oming really want. "reviously 1 attended the I niversity of Illinois, lajoring in engineering foi >ne and a ha If years. JO to colli-: be¬ Having bee: oriented both curriculums I be¬ 43. Chaste lieve Michigan Sta'e oilers the best program to 44 French 4 Bushy 12. Hebrew cause they are t- id to. eithei h > v dure "well-rounded' individual in com- ' Mr. 1 tier: ir.dMr.Kiernan clumps Scriptural 46. Cuttlefish tradition parents, counselors or omni¬ ;• rise,; to, other universities. stop up >n gr .du^tion.The 16. Straightt Mr. Ebert and Mr. Kieivu, see. to be ubliv- fluids plan. 6. Collieries 18. Dr. Cast present public opinion. It'- not. ious to the fact that all student! are igr. . ant in 47. Mirror 7. 1u ry " DOWN • : • d that only a question of whether to go many fields o- learning. It is neither thep*irp< sc 1. That man 8 I'ersonifica- 21 Paddle a :i; • -mivsr- to thi - kind of collse .., - • - . II- nor a possibility for Mich,- -rn State to produce 2 Corroded tion of Night boat .'•ado-ts r. -ofic V 3. Sp. y. 1'ismire 22. To free : - ' -; Mich¬ .. <- ,wledge. one. Ii' 10. Wild rice from knots er u cp--. ; o.r he f-. Pa. N. III., JUii gentleman igan anu Vv . ■ ,ald lim broad, a c a d e m i c «*.luc it; . 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 23 Nine-sided % 1 1 it their freshman 'nore en¬ Churchill's Other Side A Word From Niels Bohr versus terminal n- rational rollment to not more than 40 per i > " 24 RKarth- training. Maybe some people % cent of Hannah is not their total enrollment." suggesting, how¬ don't belong in *i university or To the Hditor: It % 13 n fa 18 if 26. Food lish 29 Farlav in an academic rat-race and Amidst nli the cu'oKi*. the lateSir Wi.iso r. IS 16 % W/A 30. Mate of 12 f, > ever. that the University become Churchill, let us recall -|l his "grafttness." 24 could serve their communities 2! " " less complex or lc: " big. He is and fellows by nlng a tr?.oe 19 % 26 more concerned v'ith guiding by postponing - higher cdu ,i - 25 % 11 V/. JO % . some pre-college indents to 28 % community colleges that "can until thev feel ,!;•■ *, are ^ lv I*.- ■' the -.ymbol of Hrinsh war timecour.-.ge. I passing of the epoch of British Imperial- • i ' 1 d the sc'~pe of ourde- 31 31 i 33 d see • Besides light ling the ' 1 'd% % • : - 35 36 that >ur messages i„ 34 % vt su^. way provide vitally important educa¬ graduate h oad t little, the Surety, Sir Winstoi was a man of unfailing :eby lose theli ■ bjective of unambig- tional services that complex uni- 37 38 J9 41 roll courage, a man of burning leadership. And to e.Ho.w'ld, e 11 11 iling could was p. s^m.h'il Jieedom. ' > V Tj bring 5T a more *m end: But millions of farmer British colonial libera; art that of communi- % ■ to most — undertake--terminal education, from Niels Bohr, Nobel laur- 41 * njes certain kind? of continuing and to the fulfilled c a i. • motivated a more student self- ♦* % adult education, retraining of body. those displaced from jobs in in¬ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 28, 1965 3 Chivalrous and enforcement —have resulted Motoris whenever we can," Bernitt said. Crime doesn't pay, but traffic with passes to four area theatres courtesy wiir'pay beginning Mon- in their chain — the Gladmer, in lower accident rates, they "For instance, we are trying day. the Michigan, the State and the have proved inadequate in them¬ to obtain posters from the Nation¬ From director Campus. selves," Bernitt said. al Safety Council withthecourt- our Wir« Services Officers will present passes "Lack of courtesy in traffic esy angle in them. These will be the month of February as Traf- for what in their opinion are acts is a big part of the problem, displayed in the usual places on Basketball Players Dropped fic Courtesy Month on campus. of and we hope this new program campus." will help correct this fault." We have high hopes for this AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo.-Two leading basketball players As part of the courtesy pro¬ through-Friday basis during the gram, police patrols will dis¬ entire month. Patrols will start each day program. We always talk about of the U.S. Air Force Academy were dropped abruptly from the var¬ tribute movie passes to court¬ "No criteria for a courteous with three passes and will be the bad kids,,now we'll try tosay sity squad Wednesday in the midst of a cheating scandal which saw 30 additional cadets resign rather than face court martial. eous motorists, pedestrians and act has been established by eith¬ looking for courteous drivers and something about the good ones, The Academy information office, announcing the latest withdraw- bicyclists. er the Department of Public pedestrians to give themto.They he said. The Butterfield Theatre Sys¬ Safety or the Butterfield Sys¬ need not award all the passes, "Of < paffic \ a Is which raised the total to 65, declined to say whether the basket¬ tem, in support of the traffic tem," Bernitt said. however. If they do not find suf¬ ;o unnoticed while pa¬ ball action had any connection with the bizarre "exams for sale" ' case now under investigation. courtesy month concept, has "The judgment of officers on ficient acts of courtesy during trols are looking for courtesy," the day, remaining passes will be Bernitt said. "We cannot refute, confirm or reveal the status of any cadet," agreed to suoply mpus police duty will determine what consti- act of courtesy," he given to the night shift for distri- The State News will carry a .said Col. Richard Haney, chief of the public information office. said. daily box score of pass winners, U. S. Won't "Although the 3-E's of traffic along with a comparison of the Neglect Policies OUN safety — engineering, education rate of traffic violations in Feb¬ STUTTGART, Germany-U.S. Ambassador George C. HOSPITAL ruary, 1964, and February of this McGhee assured West Germany Wednesday that the United States will not neglect its foreign responsibilities under REPORT President Johnson. Speaking ui.der the auspices of the German-Atlantic So¬ ciety, the Ambassador said: "1 have been concerned to find that here in Germany some have feared that my country's man, Admissions include Melvii dent; Grand Rapids graduate Cynthia Dalton, Dra Written Policy Aim Dorm Winners new awareness of its inner needs may result in a turning Plains freshman; Michael Announced away from our foreign responsibilities. 1 assure you this is fromboise, Lincoln Park fresh¬ man; William Noecker, Lansing Of Housing Group Bryan and South Wonders halls freshman; Edward Crary, East have captured first place for the A written housing policy com¬ sixth judging period in Spartan Agreement at New Orleans Longmeadow, Mass., freshman; patible with rules as they are Spirit trophy competition. Bobby Jon Harrison, Allen Park South Case was runner-up to NEW ORLEANS-Dock workers and longshoremen in New Orleans presently being enforced is the Harri said. freshman and Thomas Johnstone, agreed on a new work contract today. It was thought the agreement aim of the subcommittee on off- --no age limit for men for liv¬ Bryan in the men's division fol¬ ( Sandford freshman. would bring an early end to the 17-day dock walkout from'Maine to Others admitted were Peter campus housing. ing off-campus, although paren¬ lowed by Snyder in third and Texas. However, longshoremen in Baltimore later rejected a new "We reed a written policy that tal permission must be secured. East Shaw and West Fee in a Westerman, East Lansing senior; is more like we operate," said I'he present "21 rule" for wom¬ tie for fourth. contract, forstalling an early settlement. rt Stinson, Birmingham jun- Louis F. Hekhuis, director of en should not be changed, accord- West Landon was second in LET'S GO TO THE HOP—That's what these \ Charles Baugh, Crystal the student committee. the women's division followed Castroite Protests to U. N. !JAVp.\u rw®«fcy.irgil ArcHe. student affairs and chairman ol nti, .to hope you'll you see their poer.v srfi" l&ftjc'lti&ttey, Phillip* MJ) t.cvM responsibility ' iYrmm£ Evente tions of a student study group. three students selected be members of the subcommittee. by AUSG competition. West Landon, South Wonders, > guerrilla leader, and three companions taken pris- 'Speakeasy' Opens Feb. 6 Harris, Bryan, Ohio, senior, cited the main problem as "stu¬ The student study group is North Case, Phillips and East r by C •.ops. 7 p.m., dent disregard lor rules that made up of members of the AUSG McDonel are leading in the wo¬ All Board Union - 32 aren't enforced." itive Board. men's group. Union. Russia Has Flu MOSCOW -Health officials here Epidemic urged special precautions Wed¬ nesday to keep Leningrad's worst flu epidemic in 20 years from J-Hop Deco Phi Gamma business ness Nu, professional sorority, annual Busi¬ Faculty Tea - 9:30-11:30 Referring to the moral respon¬ sibility mentioned in President John A. Hannah's State of the a.m. and 2:30-4:30p.m., 4th floor University address, Harris said spreading to Moscow. Although reports from Leningrad indicated the epidemic was un¬ der control, Moscow television urged Muscovites to avoid crowds Features Eppley lounge. that university rules force stu- The decorations c ommittee toward legal codes. and to stay away from theaters. Parents with young children were Professional decorations will Recommendations advised t>- keep them home. transform the Auditorium int.: a will put them up in about 12 hours 'Modemoiselle' student study group include: Doctors at Western embassies said they were treating some flu beginning at 7 p.m. Friday. cases but said there was no cause'Tor alarm. Greene, N.Y., . "n" University regulati. This the fir si • pro- couple for the ; )ng 16otherco- governing the drinking or p. Woodward Retires fessional decorations have been formal dance, sponsored by J- eds that will represent Michigan session of alcoholic beveraj used, said John Newcomer, dec¬ Council. Les Elgart and his State on Mademoiselle Maga- MADR1D-U.S. Ambassador Robert F. Woodward of Min¬ orations chairman and Harpers orchestra will play, and Hap zine's 1965 national coll* neapolis, Minn., retiring shortly, made a formal call Wed¬ Ferry, W. Va., junior. and Joey will entertain during board. nesday to say goodby to Gen. Francisco Franco. "We want to make these the Woodward, here since May of 1962, will be succeeded soon lable ; best decorations ever and some¬ I by Angier Piddle Duke, former chief of protocol, at the U.S. thing that people will remember Department of State. A career diplomat, Woodward is re¬ for years," he said. PolyOx. a blend of polyester and combed cotton turning to Washington for reassignment. Artist's sketches of the layout are now on display in the Union 3 Arrested Indonesia, Red China 'Inseparable' showcase. TOKYO-Indoneslan Foreign minister Subandrio said Wednesday The formal ballroom will carry out the "Speakeasy" theme of the For Larceny that Indonesia and Communist China would "forever" be linked to¬ dance. Columns flecked with Three MSU students went to jail gether and "no force from within or without can divide them." diamond dust will line the dance Wednesday after waiving exam¬ "We have a common enemy—imperialism headed by the United area against a red and gold satir. ination on a charge of larceny States and Britain. Our struggle is inseparable, because it is based background. Crystal chandeliers from a vehicle in Lansing Town¬ on a common ideal and directed against a common enemy," Suban- will hang from the columns. ship Justice Court. drio was quoted as saying by the New China News Agency. A round fountain shooting Campus police said Bruce A. streams graduating to a height Halgren, Somerset, N.J., junior, Youth Released of 12 feet will decorate the center Michael L. Remondino, Birming¬ of the room. Colored lights ham sophomore, and Fay. A. NEW YORK-A youth who once confessed the shocking will play over the falling water. Rogers, Spring Lake junior, were murders of career girls Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert was Total decorations are valued arrested at about 3 a.m. Mon¬ released Wednesday while a second who denied the crime at $22,000 and are being rented day when officers spotted them was held. from a local theatrical supply stripping a car in parking lot The weird revolving-door development put 22-year-old company. "O." Richard (Ricky) Robles behind bars. A short, slim, curly- Because of Farmers Week Police said they watched the haired dope addict and cat burglar, he was held without bail activities in the Auditorium, they students lift the rear of a Volks¬ in the Aug. 28, 1963, slayings. cannot be installed until the night wagen and take the tires and before the dance, Newcomer said. wheels off. 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Howard - Corner E Saginaw IDOWN TOWN IJ^tcheWros. 4 Thursday, January 28, 1965 Soviets Back Education Millikon lie-Break Schools Stressed , his Education, he explained, rep¬ commitmei i ti education that resents a thread that is inter¬ ..ator's is almost frightening in its lmp- wove:'. into the whole fabric ol i. ty, not plications for the free world, Soviet life, that may begin with s. "It is a challenge which must nursery school at two months .•publican be met with an urgency which and extend through adult life. .. Ntilli- equalc vur nation's best effort Communistic indoctrination in ,nte his in unit of crisis, and which schools, he said, is supplemented trai.scer.ds any effort we have with communistic youth organi¬ i ole fr>1- put !orth thus tar in time of zations m schools for pupils from kelley's peace." seven years up, with suinrru: rover- Henry I. Willett, superinten- youth camps, with organizations .• ^power dent the Richmond. Va., it. every community enterprise, t ly returned whither it is a school ■ >rfactory. AND FRIENDS—Alfred Leitner, pro- the first picture. The experimental apparatus is sic cr.d astronomy, and his assist- shown in the second picture. In the thirdshot, Leitner adjusts the equipment. Below, an assistant eyes a oxperi rient is conducted with liquid pressure dial, and finally "Success." level of which Leitner is measuring in Photo by Cal Crane Ski Club Weaker Sex M To Slide Fieiahouse on a Monday or Upon reaching the fourth floor Thursday evening can easily be attracted n\ the noisy siammiJK the curious visitor might literally flip when he sees the dan ty fig— In Lansing of the Jnj. Club working afct ares clothed in their gi's—judc MSU skiers now have the op- outfits—practicing judo side by portunity to ski within five min¬ i side with the men. utes' drive of the campus. | Wayne Bates, Hillman junior MSU Ski Club members will be For the Bes and president of the Judo t. lub, estimates that about ,..(.- -third of allowed to ski on the pri\ owned by ihe Lansing Ski Club in Italian me women. club's 85 members .-re fo. -»n Initial fee of $15. This fee will be used by the In his third year with the Judo club to help defray the cos; of Club, Bates said that he feeis improvement? or. ito ,vil which most women taxe juoo because »j located on Lake I nnsiiig Road "It's a unique sport—something just east of the Walnut Hills nobody else is doing." Country Club, Sue Witt, Bangor freshman and Persons interested in this offer HOME-MADE LASAGNA a second term member of the club, said: "I'm in police ad- can contact George Page, Ski Club president, at 351-5458 or at the ministration and heard from a weekly club meetings, 7:30 p.m. SPAGHETTI few sources would have to know judo, that eventually I Tuesdays in the Union Ballroom, T BONE STEAK started taking it now so by the T- end of four years I can prop¬ erly defend myself." Sign-Up Set PIZZA a Pat Brown, Mason junior and first term member of the club, j-i 0f , rjy • \j ItttiS J J said that she wants to teach jun¬ any other Italian-American Dishes ior high school and many people Registration is now open lor have told her that there is a the Winds of Change seminar on Air Conditioned-Open for Lunch at 11 Daily, 4 Sun. discipline problem in those the population explosion to be grades. So sh e' « planning ac- held in Kellogg Center Feb, 5-7. Let's talk about engineering, mathematics An ideal place for your noontime meal. :ordingly. Students may register through Mary Hunt, Eaton Rapids Wednesday between 9 a.m. and junior, is starting her second noon a"d from 1 to 5 p.m. in 308 and science careers in a term in the club. " Student Services or the United ... 1 started . . . , . . ,, Nations lounge in the Lnion. taking judo for self- A11 sefasi/;ns are freo except defense, but right now 1 m stay- dynamic, diversified company DELIVERY ing in it lor the fan and ex- the s>turd CnSls $3 20~ night b;t t which 211 M A.C, ACROSS FROM KNAPP'S ED 7-1668 ercise." she said. Jhe ;onference will study Marlene McHaney, Dearborn whether there is a problem with sophomore and new member of the growing population and, if so, the club, said that she's thinking what possible solutions available, Campus Interviews Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, February 1, 2 and 3 of changing her major to police administration, and judo would Representatives of thePlanned Parenthood Center in New York be valuable for self-defense. She City have called the seminar the Young men of ability can get to the top fast at also likes it for the exercise and most complete conference on the Boeing. Today, Boeing's business backlog is originality. subject held in the United States. just under two billion dollars, of which some 60 per cent is in commercial jetliner and heli¬ copter product areas. The remainder is in mili¬ tary programs and government space flight Ice Skating contracts. 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Equal Opportunity Employer Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 28, 1965 5 HIGH SCHOOLS INCLUDED Need Strong Gym if the L'SGF "If the USGF can provide us Thursday, January 28, 1965 ising, M ii'higan In-Group Wit Seen Far Out Napoleon, 'Fringe' Timely, In Science 4 Whate ver-It-Is-I 's The Emperor Napoleon and the penguin are topics in' a new pro' layman's guide to science written fntly t times with too much, as if they by JamesStokley, istronomy lec¬ neutron activatioi analysis, by distrusted the material. turer and associate professor of which abnormal amounts of ar- The Shakespeare parody, not journalism. very subtle to begin with, did not In his eighth book, "Modern taken from Napoleon's both' it: need t- be pounded in quite so Advances if, Science," Stokley 1821. •trongly, I he dialogue got lost reports or areas of science and Stokley's book also reveals in the cl"w v e, and the dialogue technology r which recent im¬ how scientists have beer able portant progress has been made. find the temperature to it which Stokley notes, in a discussion penguin eggs are incubated. of i energy, that techniques of nuclear By means science "have provided evidence and electric that some'-no probably ad- in a pengui:. ministered arsenic to theformer that emperoi emperor (Napoleon) for several tica can ii c years before his death." temper ture FRINGE BENEFITS—That's what the audience received at the performances of "Beyond the Fringe" Tuesday. The show, greatly acclaimed by those who saw it, was part of the Lecture-Concert Series. Photo by Tom Pozarycki ON WK Careu Visits Thursday Nassau Trip Available Photographer To Show Film Classic ' 10:05 a.m.—Music Room— Harvard Meet PUCCINI: Arias. John Carew, chairman of the To Be Shown 2:00 p.m.—Winter Serenade— Unique Films Of Cuba BACH: Concerto for Two Vio¬ lins in D; BEETHOVEN: Sym¬ Department of Horticulture will speak at the New England regi- nal meeting of the American Robert Cohen, •porter-photo- in Cuba, Cohen photographed At Anthony phony No. 7; WAGNER: The Fly¬ Saigon iued from page I) grapher, went in and brought out film report of Castro's Cuba an uncer.sored he Western U.S. porter Castro Congressman Charles O. of Oregon questioning about the release of The for ing Dutchman, Overture} R. STRAUSS: Ein Heldenleben. 8:00 p.m.—Concert Hall of Society for Horticultural Science at the Harvard Carew is University Friday. president-elect of will oneer film 'director D. W, ] r>r may t'.ave rebuked Hemisphere'c first t Marxist Marxist na-na- political prisoners. Jaez (FM only). Griffith, "Intolerance," will be pate in the regional ni« n Khanh too hsrshly tlon. amera records the build- showr. at 6:30 a d 9:30 p.m. Fri¬ Friday and Saturday. I '.:litarj purged South - v.'.f»*i-«ouncil. Cohen will show p.w his film at tf.* tut \udi- i ( *' ' first Socialist genera- ■ '.IKO: L n day in Anthony auditorium. Fellowships .elected to his post at the r aHmeetn in Boulder, lowing of If*' IVorlc r CAMPUS ;e South \ fetnamese immander, has as- torium Travel Series, as part schools. Available last August. be held The 19*5 it at the Um\ T H E A T R national leadership ■ Cuba" is a Performing Art; of 11! 11 this he public will offer est coup. authorized V o; t on Cuban at "iculture Pon book offer m New, York University His topic for theHarvard meet- indications that the partment ro traval through Cuba ;t aid and influence, the Bay be admitted cents per a limited number of fellowships .• g will be "Horticulture and Its will at least coui;- to produce r!ic- motion picture, igs invasion, the families of person. this summer to undergraduate j Friday And Saturday Schedule: He will discuss ■ military take- The film was developed in the u~al prisoners and the rural students interested in continuing ^,e "appl | ! i; \ : - 2:uri-4:Uo-' :Uv-• :0"-K':<'5 latest atioa of horticultural United Statu - w.thout having been jrban Cuban himself. james e hope that a frame- produced studies in Portuguese, science and its relation to \s rid iliar control will be seen by Cuban official1, in 1916 in answer to censure Eligible students must have one food problems. Bond "Inside Castro's Cuba" gives year of college Portuguese. jjPjl stored if scheduled elections had received for his e held Mar Cohen an unprecedented trilogy Worker Suffers Griffith "Birth of a Nation." Both films The fellowships provide tui¬ Stare Depa in photo,. ij:'; it •: 'he Communist established the b.u tion, all required fees, round- Back Burns From Lead 'echmques of mo\ trip travel between 'he student's Folk Society me-iy he was the first home and NYU and a total living- J. A wo' ker at the Owen Gra¬ a unique form of Action! , SEAN COMNERY.. ow citizen to film Red China duate Center construction site allowance of $400. To Take he National Broadcasting «*•».. an ; 'nier produced received whe>' an eye injury fell while Wednes- The starring Lillian The eight-week course, begin- Trip ,AN FLEMINGS GOLDFINGER" umentan titled "Inside a pot of molten ne lead. The lead carrying Gish, Const \jae viarsh, ce n Talmadge and collection of four credit in uguese. i n t ermed i a te Port¬ About 30 members of the Folk¬ burned his face. stories, ach dramatizing the lore Society will attend a folk TECHNICOLOR He said the United States was The deadline for completed festival at the University Richard Pritchett, 34, 813 title of "Intolerance. of Chi¬ GERTFROBE : s.: HONOR BLACKMAN . shirlev EATONJ not toally surprised by the coup. VisitorToFace Warren St., Lansing, was treated applications is Feb. 15. Further information can be obtained from cago this weekend. Other officials explained that, be¬ and released at Edward W. Spar- The Chicago festival, known as Next1 Cur's • Reynolds "GOODBYE CHARLIE" cause of recent Buddhist demon- Hospital. Griffith-S use ,lf huge sets, Professor Oscar Fernandez, the "biggest and best" in the Mid¬ Weapon Charge i quick cuts and short shots East 437, New York University, Saigon and elsewhere west, will start Friday and con¬ the country, markedly influenced the style of Washingn i Square, New York, the possibility ol tinue through Sunday. The pro¬ German and Soviet film making. ^ y. A Wacousta man was free on although the timing was not $500 bond Wednesday after being MICHIGAN gram will include lectures and a ive concerts featuring known. charged with carrying a con¬ T H I A T II I - such names as "Mississippi" cealed weapon Monday. Terry L. Chamberlain, 9080 MSU INTERNATIONAL FILM SERIES John Hurt and the Stanley Broth- Mississippi (conti nued from page 1) W. Herbison Road, Wacousta, will be examined today in Lan¬ sing Township Justice Court. ' 3:05.5:10-7:15-9:25 (Formerly Foreign Film SeriesJ William Armistead ty adviser to the MSU Society and well-known as a folk- Jr., facul¬ Folklore cer, said he per¬ Campus police said they presents singer throughout the st.ue, is mitted newsmen and photograph¬ scheduled to perform in the fest¬ into the building where the Monday morning at Michigan ival Sunday. Archie Greer, the ers hearing was held several hours Avenue and University I >ri\e "LOS TARANTOS " faculty adviser to the University after the 16 prisoners had beer, after first contacting him on of Illinois society, and Ellen brought to the base. campus. Steckert from Wayne State will The station commander, Capt. Police said Chamberlain was also perform, J. \V. Williams Jr., said news- stopped for having an uncased A Romeo and Juliet legend of dance and folk Armistead said that one of the men had been at the station gate and fully assembled rifle in the poetry, in color, Directed by Rovira-Beleta. "A main purposes of the trip is to for six hours and were admitted passenger area of his c ir, which bold and exciting film!". . . Bosley Crowther, N.Y. study the possibilities of holding an hour after lawyers for the 16 is a violation of Michigan con- a similar folk festival at MSU. arrived. servation law. TONIGHT: Fri., Jan. 29 Shows Offered COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC INSPECTION 7 & 9 p.m. By Film Society The MSU Film Society w Lansing Civic Center show a series of surrealist Friday, Jan. 29th 8 P.M. • • Wheel balancing Custom brake service fflb'ffirlRi Fairchild d.ida-ist films at S p.m. Sat • Steering correction wwa Admission: 50C "Etoile de Mer," $1.50 $2.50 $3.50 "Rhythmus 21" work We also do expert tuneup on American and Compact c SseMs ie Diagonale," ! "The / ( Do. TifelieSH Brakhage's "Desistfilm." The showing is open to mem¬ LISKEY'S AOTO SAFETY CENTER Fri! Walt Disney 'Mary Poppins bers and their guests > ly. So¬ ciety subscriptn rs will bt av ili¬ BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS TODAY . . . Lost Times: 124 So. Larch off Mich. Ave. - Lansing able. at ~; 10—9:35 p.m. GLA DM E R T H E A T R E Vase On Exhibit SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES A sculptured ceramic vase MICHIGAN . MONDAY Thru FRIDAYS. CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M. made by art instructor Noah THEATRE Shows at 1:00-3:25-6:15-9:05 HURRY,... LAST 2 DAYS Alonso has been selected for in¬ .SATURDAYS. clusion in the 23rd Ceramic Na¬ FEATURE AT 1:00-3:15 Shows at 11:00-1:15-3:55- tional Exhibition to be circulated - :33-9:40 p.m. 6:35-9:15 » nationally through May, 1966. .SUNDAYS, MGM ... A Sam KjftTZMAN ftooucTKW The traveling art show is spon¬ lioo-siss-e.-is-^io sored by the Everson Museum of •the Music,The Beat... Art of Syracuse, N.Y. tAeet The Go-Go Girls The ceramic piece, 21 inches high and 131/2 inches wide, is ACCLAIMED • -.Get f> a Raku-ware vase hand-built as : Yourself TAMARACK ROOM from Alonso clay and wrought metal. earned a master of Walt Disney's *. a CoucGt j fine arts degree from MSU. He joined the University's art fa¬ greatest achievement! cotw G**1 • / Parties up to 240 people can be culty in 1962. He has also taught public school and special educa- easily served in elegance. classes in Michigan. LUNCHEONS SERVED DAILY —NOW OPEN— RELAX IN CAREFREE ATMOSPHERE : Julie Andrews-Dick Van Dyke : of the David Tomlinson - Glynis Johns GAY NINETIES ROBERT BARBARA SIHNTO*^ 321 E. Michigan CLOSED Sunday doming "1 ON A GUILLOTINE' Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 28, 1965 7 Arts, Letters Reveal Research For Sure Starts In Theta Chi Cold Weather We Suggest Announces Students 'Quick To Sense We BATTERY CHARGER! have 'em for all New Officers 6- and 12-volt batter¬ ies. You pay less at $995 Dying Humanities Tradition' iclude ion," the paper states, "hu¬ torical sources of social conflicts The men of Theta Chi fra¬ ternity have announced the elec¬ tion of their new officers. KRAMER'S! As iow and their resolution. manism in a university is at odds —An understanding ofthedis- John B. Ramsey, Okemos should be more neither with the sciences nor cipline that underlies the great senior, was elected president, with professional education. "Wherever learning takes ing achievements in 1 it— id the arts. replacing John W. Tysse, Cedar Springs senior. CAN YOUR MOTOR TAKE II? place humanism is being exem¬ nderstanding of man's See Us For search Center. plified. " effor construct tenable meta- Quality Gauranteed Other officers are Charies A. Recently ,ippr"ved by the ('al¬ "It is high time that humanists phy I and epistomological Coonradt, Green Bay, Wis., lege of Arts .1 Letters, th< spell out the social values of theoi humanistic studies," the paper —An id ing of the junior, vice president; Robert REBUILT MOTORS "This they have failed scientific J. Cowen, Bloomfield Hills junior discovery to do." secretary; Robert C. Williams, OR WE CAN REBUILD YOURS ciety. Kalamazoo sophomore, treasur- Studying the humanities leads —An to several soc ia 1 ly desirable value systems, cultural patternf goals, according to the report: and social instituti ■ in the way it affects people's OF 89' tion in five or 10 years if it's Swift's Premium—Brown & Serve* been in existence for 100," Ken The merchants in East Lan¬ ycuh said. "It will take many years before sing look to the State the only medium for News as CHOICE Link Sausage 'S: bringing the people will in their hearts their products to the student accept it," Bettie added. body, he said. ★ Peaches ,DeL SWIFT'S PREMIUM 49' "1 don't think that an effective "It's a challenge and a pleasure method of total integration in the South can be found until it can working for an award-winning newspaper. The biggest benefit LAMB SHOULDER ROASTs,,, be shown that segregation no I've had on the newspaper is longer exists in the North." Ken dealing with people in business concluded. SWIFT'S PREMIUM situations," he went on. and Bettie, with majors in Spanish Russian, came her on an Now an accounting major, Ken LAMB PATTIES i Ground Lamb 49 orchestra scholarship. hopes to go on to law schoo oo 5 OF $4 and eventually into corporatic "My mother was determined to have a string quartet in the YOUR M I He hopes to go to either Van family. So 1 started on the cello CHOICE when 1 was in the fourth grade. derbilt, Michigan or Wayne Uni¬ J But we never got more than an versity law schools. ensemble," she said. She has belonged to MSU or¬ chestra, State Singers, Union Board, Panhellenic Council, Russian Club, and Spanish.. Club. is Presently working on Gr Week, Water Council Ken has also worked Carnival and J-Hop. He publicity chairman of Senic and a member of Zeta TAB DIET POP 10-Oz. Size ORANGES LARGE 88 SIZE 69 s She has also worked on Greek Beta Tau. Lo-Cal Cola (Plus Bottle Deposit 8 ,,.39< BANANAS 2 29 FREE PASCAL CELERY Jumbo Stalk bV BARYAMES CLEANERS • SHIRTS 7 One Quart of McDonald's QHFRRFT With The Purchase Of dl1£llDCI 0ne Qt. at Reg. 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OLDSMOBILE, 1957 four -doc is apartment needs LEAVING STATE: Household Sales Open F ur-door sedan. Power glide, Green. All power steering and le occupant. Five furniture for sale! Lady's cloth¬ brakes. Good condition. Clean. mpus. 2060Hamil- ing, 14-16. Perfect condition. steering, brakes. ti< n. Li w nileage. MuctbeMcn Good condi- IV 2-4609. 17 , Oker 1024 Lenore. Phone 372-3497.17 For Tickets ppreciated. 485-1980. 17 OLDSMOBILE, 19o2 ,,SS".Hard- MALE ROOMMATE for three- ELECTRIC BASS. New Gibson Ebo. Cranberry finish. Must • AUTOMOTIVE CHEVROLET 1964 SS. 300 h.p. top. Good condition. Power and extras. $1,695 or best offer. room, furnished, apartment. Need car. two-man | Call 351— sacrifice. $245-best offer.Steve To Dinner 1 ; speed. Positraction. Red • EMPLOYMENT w ith white vinyl interior. Excel¬ Phone ED 2-6707. 18 4513 after 3:30 ptn. 17 Bergman, 351-4235. 19 Tickets for the International • FOR RENT NEED ONE MAN to share four- STEREO EQUIPMENT. Turn- be held Feb. 20 lent condition. Dale Hey, 355- OLDSMOBILE, 1961 nme-passen- rtner to are FOR SALE man apartment. Riverside East. table and cartridge. AM-FM • • LOST & FOUND 5323. CHEVROLET, 1964 convertible. ger wagon. Full power, radio, luggage rack. Overall excellent 351-4629. . 18 tuner, 4-track tape deck. Amp¬ ailabie to students, iff at the faculty and U.N. Lounge in the ir ATTRACTIVE THREE room fur- lifier". Three' speaker systems • PERSONAL V-S stick. Whitewalls, wire condition. $1,250. IV 5-2404. 18 • PEANUTS PERSONAL wheels, discs. 11,000 miles. Ex¬ nished apartment in Okemos. (2) plus cabinets. Monoral sponsored by the International OLDSMOBILE, 19^0 Dynamic changer. 355-5443. 17 •REAL ESTATE cellent condition. Must sell. Ideal for two students or mar¬ jb, the dinner will be held in "88", white. New tires. Sell or ried. 351-4134. 18 • SERVICE Make me an offer! 372-3~48. 22 MEN'S SUITS and sport coats. ■ Crossroads cafeteria in the IV 5- HELP! EVICTION near. Two- Beautiful condition. Size 42 1< err iti i! C enter at »>:30 p.m. • TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET, 1956. New tires, bedroom apartment. Five min¬ Mils Phoi ; Ed, 332-0119. • WANTED h-t'ery, brakes. poi-ts and OLDSMOBILE, 1964 "9s", four- . utes from campus.Cheap, clean, 19 p ! u £ s. Excellent mechanical door. Power, six-way seat. Tilt DEADLINE ' ;:r ■ >1"5. Vatz, 33"-9091. cozy. One girl. I promise to be SHORTY BROWN mouto.n jacket. steering wheel. Excellent condi- . nice. $45. 482-8519. 20 Excellent condition. $25. Con¬ Members i 1 also be 2p.n y be 332-3"S; w 1 tact room 13, Administration permitted to purchase one extra . iiRVsLER, 1948 four-do,r.Call OLDSMOBILE, 1959 Super "88". WOULD LIKE female senior or Building. 18 ticket at the member rate for Cancellations • 12 noon one 464*5922 after 6 nm. 18 Sharp. $700, 484-3905. 909 graduate student to share apart - KLNMORE DELUXE wringer their date or guest. class day before pjblica'.or. MR. . 9 f 3. Take over a type washer. Excellent running With a theme of "Night of PLY MOUTH 195 9 6-cylinder, PHONE condition. Spotless finish. Many- Nations", the dinner will feature i\:. > .ike :.cw. J'2-20V4. 19 standard transmission. No rust. Houses extras. $70. 882-8682. 19 food from more than 15 different 355-8255 kliRYMR '.9f3 "500". Must sell. Must sell immediately. Best of¬ EAST LANSING. Near campus. countries. 10,i ■ Its. Used as second fer. Phone 332-024i. 21 there RATES - Unfurnished home, three bed¬ Following thedin , : . >-. LD2-6150 program. 3 DAYS. . . .S3 00 well. Transportation special. Roll Band. The Night Shift. ED 5 DAYS. $4.50 2-8369; ED 2-0327. 18 . . . $100. 355-3236. 19 Besed 15 vcrdi ; cp pe ■ PONTIAC, 1960 Vista. Econe,my in East Lansi RENT your Zenth TV from NEJAC. Tri-Delt Aid T nere will be a 50c serv ice V-8 standard shift. Must sell including utili New portable for only and bookkeeping charge if 1 li i I TSmTT- vertible. this week, $~95 or offer. 332- 3, 337-0195. $9 per month. FREE service ■ ,,i 300 h.p. AM-FM 0428. 19 and do! very. Call NEJAC TV this 30 is not paid v. th Rental, 4&2c^624. C > $3,-50. 351- . POV.1^1 19(i4 GTO~ 348 hp. 3- r. 18 speed. Positracti-I.. 'Power HELP VI \K I your Sunday more enjoyable. Have lox and bagels i L~ ( Deluxe Fairlane. FURNISHED HOUSE. Utilities f jr breakfast and corned beef Women do not have to be mem¬ A . : . V*8. 2 >9 motor, THUNDERBIRD 1960. Good con- paid. Suitable for six. Will ac¬ on rye for dinner, ForfreeSun- bers oi the sorority to apply. discrimination inatic. Excel'ent condition, dition. Also 19f4 TRIUMPH se¬ day morning delivery,call Norm BOARD TO DEATH?—That could be the situation cept students. Call ED7-0922.20 Applications are available in e t-55-2546. 20 dan. Five months old. Take at 337-0800. 18 155 Student Services. Dc-adline students find themselves in if they have to read i I' Mustang c rtible. over payments. IV 9-4471. 19 THE STEVE N~ifERGMTK evei /thing on these crowded bulletin boards. This one advertising fron .ed. 25 h.p. 5,000 miles. VALIANT 1960. Standard trans- UNSUPERVISED LARGE, clean COMBO. Available for term happens to be in Snyder Hall, but it is a typical sight Call Ken: IV 7-0122; mission. Economical. Good con¬ room. Female student. Linens party engagements. 351-4235.18 all over campus. Photo by Tom Pozarycki ligion, race, •lor, < tional dition. $425. Phone 337-2680.18 provided. No cooking. 955 Lilac. KENNY DAVIS is now accepting origin -cylinder stick, VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 grey sedan. 332-4492. 17 bookings for Winter and Spring TYPING, TERM papers ion. New tires, Radio. Seat belts. $1,050. Phone Term parties. Contact THE theses. Electric Strict La ws Needed For typown ■'age. $225. 355- 355-6097 after 5f r i. before F u- Sale_ FIrep: ace vv'ooTT " BUD-MOR AGENCY, 1103 South Fast service. 532 1597. > niversiry, Vui Arbor. Phone Well seasoned Maple Norma: .iy -6362. R & R groups ANN GROWN typ.st an'T 'rrii Romney avertible Fairlane VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 Sunroof. inn offset printing (black $39.77 RnYS~'T7fw" CngiishT- : r to match. Nearly new top. speed bicycle. L sed bicycles ind §TlL.K 1960 c< :.\c saves $$. Ask y..Ur State Farm sertations. LL) 2-8334. C Cri....fc-v-n;atic. Radio, rentals also available. AC E Safe-Traffic power matic. Power ste< TERM PAPERS, tn. ses. Exper- R-ci... New f.rei steer e a; d brakes. Far above Employment HARDWHERE AND GIFTS, 201 anient about it today. ED KARMANN, in Frnndor. IV 5- ienced. IBM Electric. Marianne >:.0J5. Fh' 337-92 average both mechanically and E. Grand River across from the appearance-wise!!! $499. AL Union. ED 2-3212. C 72 (v. C17 Harrington. 372 • 52.-0. C18 LICK, R EXECUTIVE TRAINEE Gov. George Romney called apply the law," Romney said, r. EDWARDS LINCOLN MER- SKlLKS. FOUR rcsp .n«ib male EDIE STARR, typist ."Thesis, dis- Lrailed. E; dv, rr,.t - WOLVERINES. 1963 and 1964. In e Wednesday for "immediate and "enforcement problems con¬ •. \ce ilRY, 31 -'5 E. Saginaw. (North sertations, term papers, gen¬ INSURANCE original wrappings. Never Op¬ decisive action" to rerhedy high¬ fronting us now include: $•'•25. m.ght tr». . i f Frand'i). Open Monday, I. dp. !-.r season. Petoskev eral typing. Experienced. IBM —"The need for additional ened. $10. Cali 351-4322. 18 way safety problems i1 at jjost Maurice, IV 2-3440 Electric. OR 6-2645. C Thursday, Friday Un»". i^ne.CIV Bankers Life Area 489 4271 ask for Pete or all governmental BL1CK, 1 $6 3 LeSabre " lally Co. Michigan 2,125 lives and an esti¬ manpower at c KARMANN GHIA 1^2. ^Sffclltnt Underwriters of The Kent. 19 JOB RESUMES -100 "copies mated million dollars a day in levels. iKe. White w.th ~t£ .r.t shin guards, 10 1/2 ski boots. condition. Factory insta! ed "r White Cross P!an is looking for THE SUN never sets on our serv- $4.00 - Aldinger Direct Mail damages in 1964, according to a —"Better laws and greater use All p.uer. Original ;\\: :t Very good shape. Reasonable. conditioner. Radio and heater. three qualified men. Aged 25-45. ice, reliable because we are. Advertising. 533 N. Clippert, United Press International re¬ of all technological developments mileage. IV 2-37S8. 351-5409. 18 Encased luggage rack. 75. Two years college preferred but BUBOLZ is the insurance firm in controlling, apprehending and port. BITCK P64 Wildcat c \i~ 35l-5!'')4 ifter 4:30 pm. PIANO, $39.50. Skis and "ski not necessary. High earnings, ■ A for trip accident, life, motor 1 i PING, 1HESES, term papers. In a special message to the prosecuting traffic violators. O.YI 1NENTAL, 194" future advancement and bonus bike or jewelry protection. C17 IBM Electric typewriters. XER ¬ legislature Romney centered his —"More effective reporting and ?rtibl< A real collector's incentive if selected. Write to weight-lifting THINKING OF Pizi OX traffic safety plea around re¬ analysis of records. bails, bicycles, 300 guns. WIL¬ Copy Service. 337-1527. C client Box A-l, c/o State News stat¬ Contact Bimbo's Pi/, commendations for a beefing up —"And removal of obstacles body. Smooth COX SECONDHAND STORE, 509 BARBI MEL, Professional typist. .. New white top wit!, ing qualifications. Call 484-7817. No job toM large or too of law enforcement at the state to prosecution of violators caus¬ E. Michigan, Lansing. IV! small. n tinish. Overdrive, FREE! A THRILLING Block off and local levels, more stringent ing accidents." CHEVROLET :953. Re, c.,mpus...332-3255. C In this vein Romney said he 19 licensing procedures and greater BICYCLE STORAGE-sales, sef^. j A-lc. iditio:. throughout!* TOWN AND COUNTRY Fo 484-4519. MERLE NOR MA N Wanted driver education efforts. would personally support bills vice and rentals. EAST LANS¬ \1 . DWARDS LINCOLN MER- Company needs men. Marn COSMETICS STUDIO, 1600 E. SKIERS TO 1 Ronmey ilso said he wanted ING CYCLE, 1215 E. Grand Riv¬ —Provide for a motor vehicle uki, j.25 E. Saginaw. (North preferred with time on th< Michigan. C18 laws passed which would require er. Cali 332-8303. C code section listing careless : F i i r). Open Monday, hands to work at exceptioi periodic inspection of all motor i nursday, Friday until nine.C19 selling job. For app< Service vehicles and the installation of driving as a lesser offense than call 487-3661. Ask I safety belts in the rear seats, reckless driving. MERC URY" ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call BLOOD DONORS needed. $5 well the front, of all new —To provide for fine or im¬ Crowley. Kalamazoo Street RH positive; $7 for RH ne as as Body Shop. prisonment for persons never tive. Detroit Blood Se GIRLS WANTED, Stnail dents to large wrecks. 1427 E. 489- Romney's printed message licensed to operate a motor ve¬ res. $"45. HAROLD PLETZ work. Part full- American and foreign cars. Michigan 7587. Hours: 9-4, Monday,Tues¬ said, "We must strengthen our hicle in Michigan or any state IOTOR SALES, 150 E. Grand 489-0590. SKI BOOTS-men's SiJe 9~ 1 /2, Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 rHEVROLEl i95S Eisc?\ . current laws, the basic frame¬ and who do operate on Michigan < Rr WiHiamston. 655-1870. DELIVERY BOYS wanted. Make Widder. Like new. $20. Also East Kalamazoo. C day, Wednesday, Friday, 12-7 Thursday. 23 work within which our officials highways. up to $2 hourly. Varsity Drive portable typewriter, $25. Call RENT TV from NEJAC. —To strengthen enforcement OPEL 1959. Excellent condition. 355-9754. 18 y. i.r A BETTER" PRICE l~\ur car charged with responsibility for In, 1227 E, Grand River, ED New /. itabie for only for drunk driving violations by 30 m.p,g. Phone [i traffic safety must operate. 337-2233. 19 2-6517. 18 at Philp Dodge, 1431 East Michi¬ 18 ft. PERFORMER FibergiaiT. $9 per month. FREE service "We must strenghten budgets permitting use of an implied OLDSMOBILE 1962 "Sfe".2-d .' r 50 gan. See Russ Lay. Phone IV DELIVERY MEN. Full or part- h.p. Evinrude. 4-wheel Gator and delivery. Cai! NEJAC TV 4-4517. C to provide necessary manpower consent act to determine if a hardtop. Power. Low mileage. The Pi/ trailer. Many extras. Excellent Rental, 4>j-0624. C Immaculate. One ie. and equipment to do the job. driver has been drinking. Must owner. 20 condition. Lsed only 10 hours. NO" RAisTTi 1 cV~VvVEND- WANTED: TUTOR r~SpaiTTsT. "We must strengthen our ef¬ —And to provide appropri¬ Nearl\ $3,000 new. A ski 115; 102. Prefer master's candidate. ations to authorize in 1965 an ROW'S EC ASH. forts in traffic law enforcement $1,970 or best offer. 353-1581 353-3161. 19 additional 200 troopers for the Avon representative. Turn your and accident records, in driver free time int< $$. For appoi evenings. 18 education, improvement and con¬ Michigan State Police. ' call CHAIRS. TWO moderi st., 1,2 t of Fr; trol, in highway engineering, in ONES & TWOS Mrs. AlonaHuftkins, St., Haslett, evenings, FE 9-8483. CLERK-TYPIST. 5664School Michigan or call Age CI7 25-40. mg turquoi dition. Will sell both $:s 7-1418. or will sell separ ;. Good con¬ Thesis printed Rapid Service Drafting Supplies the and in safety condition of the vehicle public information. "We must strengthen research programs to allow for more Seminar The MSU Friday Department of Metal¬ 'fficient, type SOFA. MODERN charco.il g. XEROX COPIES studies of how to more effec¬ lurgy, a division of the College ONES SOWTi Salary depends on experience Excellent condition. Must s It's yours for only $35. Cali CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT 221 South Grand tively manage our resources and activities and to develop better of Engineering, will present a seminar at 3 p.m. Friday in and ability. Write to Box B-2, 7-1418. 482-: 31 methods of accident prevention. 146 Engineering Building. c/o State News, stating quali¬ A'e must study long-range solu- The seminar guest Julius Har- G.E. ELECTRIC stove. 40.-, ! ONES & TWOS 1 fications. AM A beauty coi and 1 19 Very derm. In good condit TV RENTALS for students. Eco¬ nomical rates by the term and tions including the human factors m accident causation," Romney wood, Division head of at the Metallurgy Ford Scientific- $25. 694-9831. month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ need two capable assistants in LADIES COAT. ALS. 484-9263. C said. Laboratory in Dearborn, will Taupe o ! > ONES & TWOS East Lansing area. experience not necessary. Car Business inly fiv DIAPER SERVICE, three types speak on "Thermo - mechanical Treatment of Steels." 12. < I IV 2-3958 aft r 6pn helpful. For appointment, call of diapers to choose from. Bulk ONES&TWOS 699-2261. 20 wash for cleaner, whiter dia¬ pers. Fluff dried and folded. Use yours or rent ours. Con¬ IMmm am. to 5:30 pm. Monday - Fri¬ tainers furnished. No deposit. day. Accept woman with one 25 years experience. EY-LO child. Call OX 4-0393. 17 DIAPER SERVICE, 1010 E. CHILD CARE- In my Michigan. IV 2-0421. C Outstanding values in fur¬ MOTHER OF oife child. Wishes uc 60Eb oolON there EVERV nished apartments, if you're to care for child daily in own NI6HT TO 6KAt£ UJlTH A looking for a perfect location Spartan Village apartment.355- ktRTAiN bltfL 6EA6LE HtEb MET For Rent spacious well-appointed acc¬ 3169. 18 SOMEBODY omodations, colorcoordmated IRONINGS WANTED. On Si built-in Teraza kitchens, tile Seem :h.» s. Aportments THREE ROOMS, furnished.Close baths, ample closets, beautiful pool, air conditioning, wall- DIAPER SERVICE, What YOU ti campus. $110 monthly. Avail¬ to-wall carpets, custom dra¬ returned. Either y able until April 15. No men. 332- pes and every feature for your With our service you may in¬ OfHM O WEP MAN 401 8064. FAIR VIE W SOUTH. Four 17 comfort and convenience sensible down-to-earth prices at clude two pounds of baby clothes that do not fade. Diaper pail fur¬ SELL rooms, downstairs. Furnished, - you'll find it ail at Eydeai nished. cludii ,• utilities. 882-5763. 19 Villa and Burcham Woods. PROPpR'l I managlment cq. V6nT MAN wanted for remainder ^4 ' rm. luxury apan- We're equipped with the best C;&, va.v,ge, refrigerator and air AMERICAN DIAPER 914 E. Gier St. SERVICE Through STATE NEWS Classifieds. 444 Mich. Ave. SSZ-OtfM \ rnei •. Tfur him Woods. Will conditioning. IV 2-0864 C Cut-Rate Prices: 15 words < r ^s • ; fice. 153-0037. 19 FIDE I ITY REALTY CAPITOL. Near. Large first 8. INVESTMENT CO. INCOME TAX AssistaTCe71 JJITy •For * 01 Sale" 35 days-$2.25 days $3.50 and evenings appointments. Lulu - Iloor, unlurnished heated apart¬ 1350 Haslett Road ment. $135. 8-room house, $150. M. Marlett. 3519 S. Cedar. TU Column ONLY 332-5041 2-8328. 49 Aduits. IV c-oi23. -2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michig Thursday, January 28, 1965 9 in Crab is Guinea Pig ft i w, Placement School For Blind I lf „ . Feb, 4 Deere and Co.: a:id Agricultural Mechanical Engineer,Math, General Motors Cc.-p. - t . Motor Division: Mech -.ic.*: trical Engineers. Civil F: Topic Of ^ Organizes Cub Pack _ , I ;!! majors ness Male. of theCollege of Busi¬ (B,M), Accounting (B). neers, Metals, Mechanics, all Materials, otthtC lege of Business with empi . Is 'Learning sight. It teaches our children to associate with others, and helps Charles English, the broke into Gov. man who No Romney's office trcducc/. early last May armed with apis- new • cause the aim evidence iatesthearir was to deter others to learn to live with and The- Detroit Edison Co.: Elec¬ on Industrial Administration tol and a knife, was ruled mentally his men* rhe next step is to measure competency a Every child should e^erience accept our students." trical, Mechanical and Civil En¬ counting and all majors f xtrica) activitiy in the nerve incompetent for the second time time of the incident, not his j gccuting. And because "3ccuting The Cubs follow the same pro¬ gineers who will have completed College of Business, ; i:. v.-,..e the r:.i;nal is learn- js for evey one" the Michigan as full-sighted sophomore, Junior, or senior Technology (B.M). Ms k A:.;.- .-.-.e activity of the cell school for the Blind has started General Motors They have weekly de; English received the same nil- Go\ • - . ■ V. ilcir.ney year by curr.mer 1965 for Sum¬ Corp. - i> ge, the -.nimal is killed, and Cub sCou: pack for it? grade a monthly pack meeting ing in his first hearing shortly his acre... of me . Radio Division: E . oeeur mer Employment. after the incident. Monday. Fcrd Motor Co. of Canada, Mechanical Eng-ii. rrs. ' Limited: All majors' of the Chemistry (B,M). Mad College of Business (B,M), Mech¬ Materials and Mech.= anical, Electrical and Chemical Male. Engineers (B). Male. General Motors Ccrf General American Transport- Remy Division: Mec 1 atioi Corp.: All majors of the Electrical .ind Chen.ic, C .liege of Business (B,M), Mech¬ anical Engineers (B), all of theC ollege of Arc; and Letters, C ommunication Arts and Sochi Science (B). Male. General Electric Co.J Ac¬ counting, Finance, Business Ad- s Majors and all "tlx:.: interested (B,M) in 'business training program. THt GKEAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COW. Super Markets AMCRICA'S DfPiNDABli fOOD MIRCHANT SMW US* 3D 1965 % prices in this ad effective ttuu Sot. J? . . in ell five Lansing A&P Super Markets. rUM? STAMPS. .p# 3. Thursday, January 28, 1965 10 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Young, Old Miss Churchill Britain's Man-In- Where You Save up Eulogizes LONDON *>-"J hate to think .cli a War-Ti Explained Mark Cogley, land- Yes, Mrs. Customer, it is True, You Will Save Up to 20% on Your Food Bill Every Day. You li,e lord of the Goat Tavern in fash- what would have happened to us c'a 1 Save on Famous Brands You Know and Trust. •11 without him. I Just dread to he proved h i rr ionable Mayfalr: think of that." Because Packer has the Price, That's Why Packer These words from J 1 m e s spect. "There i ibout "As soon as 1 heard of Sir it. During the u i th;s Winston's death, my first thought Twice as Nice. Crumley, "5-year-old f or m er Scottish international* soccer was: Where is my black mourn- the ing tie? 1 have never worn the tie • player, typified man-in-the- it of except in mourning for relatives street reaction Wednesday to the your.'t-st death of Sir Winston C hurchill. the older] vhom ot the monarch." " Crumley, now proprietor of a all owe f A L.ondon antique dealer, Peter chain of fish and chip shops in London, went on: ! ,,n- Ritchie, said: "He was the man Rath from the Land 0' Corn or )ret,, we all admired, irrespective of "His death is a gre>u loss to ■ .|lc, politics. I cannot think there will Packer's Got The Meat Armour Star, Brown Sugar Cured «-'ver be a greater Briton." hemt Packer's Got The Price Sliced Bacon February Guild ters, Ivc ai •i:cer, secretary Professional 1'oastmas- who had introduced Sir of the jKgM U.S. Gov't Inspected, Tender, Plump, Whole l lb. Pkg. 44' Decrees \\ mston Churchill to many dinner Fryers ( : ,ests >ver tht years, said: "I still have Churchill cigar Are Made a 1 g r some ye rs ago. I would U.S. Gov't. Inspected ve. dream of smoking it. It is Plump, Meaty, Oven Ready ,. i\ lie I will always treasure. be i Year Heart snd Education Month >sFo February v C Vju inusi titlieve in miracles er the hurchill miraculous saved way that this country aft¬ TURKEYS from Icfeat ii World War II. He 39 Michigan. The proclan wis worth a dozen divisions to 8 to 14 lb. 25 Wednesday in by Gov. t t ; ltish people- and the allied Average George W. Ror Gut Up The Governor urged al: Michi¬ gan citizens tosupport theMtclu¬ 1-t rt Johnson,, veteran London Packer fryer* are all Govern- Fryers gs r i I'fi S stK 4 ""Were Are" Just ftrtv * a The Heart Associate 41 Michigan heart research pro¬ i supports t "( s hurchill saved were us all when dead agi:nst us. He Special!/ selected for excel¬ lent eating pleasure by our 291 Examples of Our . jects and gives financial aid ti V : ■I less when 1 guess quite own poultry buyers. • the Arflerican Heart Association a le• us were afraid. When I More Than 6,000 and its research. he a , he was dead, 1 got a cold U.S.D.A. Choice, Naturally Tender, Table Trimmed The proclamation of 1%5 as teehng, all sad, in my stomach." Michigan College Foundation Year recogr.i/es the import,ipce Everyday Low Prices. Chuck Roasts of the 15 member colleges to the continued cultural and econo¬ mic progress o' Michigan and the Clinic Directors To Meet COMPARE AND Michigan Colleges Foundation as an efficient medium f:i support is also chairman of the SAVE AT PACKER of these colleges, according to s Granulated 44 and research in hearing Gov. Romney. )US DA Pioneer Sugar 49c :H0!C£ PtlUbui .T, Robin Hoou Heart Month 4 TL Gold Medal Flour 51c : audi<-' cists 1:1 Mic Professor lege Coming Up ing to sor Herher: J. (>yir, profes- and htad of the MSV Depart- Publishes Essay Pel Milk 14c ment of Speech. February is Heart Month. How An essay on MSU's Department will you be able to Oyer reports tin the Ameri ¬ if American Thought and Lan- many years Spaghetti 11c • celebrate it? can Speech and Hear!-; As='.<.c,- gaage has been included in a re¬ ation has become an accrediting Excess weight, cigarette cently published book, "Ameri- smoking, inactivity and high body and i-, reviewing speech rind blood pressure a.nd cholesterol courtry. Author of the essay is John J. Spaghetti 23c level are pointing otiath ;c sus¬ Appcl, assistant professor of The AS1IA has Voted to length¬ American Thought and Language ceptible to heart attack years be¬ fore it arrives. en training programs for speech at MS'J. A native of Weimar, Fruit Cocktail .,lbc:B3-01 35c Heart experts cann^ agree on pathologists and audi-logisr-- t«. Germany, he earned his degrees the exact reason why half a mil¬ five years and through the mas¬ from the University of Miami ters degree, said Oyer. lion Americans die of heart at¬ tacks each year. But they agree Accreditation in Michigan cur¬ and vania the and University of Pennsyl¬ joined the Michigan Dole Juice . . 5'c 33c that there are recognized danger rently, is based on four years it. State faculty in 1962. a college program 1 r the under¬ signs. His other published works in¬ Today's Health magazine graduate degree. clude articles on Irish and Ger¬ Niblets Corn. 17c states that an abuse of prosper- Meeting participants will rep¬ man immigrant historiography resent Central Michigan, East¬ Green Giant . ity is the greatest cause of heart tor a number of scholarly jour¬ attacks. Two packs of cigarettes ern Michigan, Michigan State, Northern Michigan, WayneS t a t e nals. Sweet Peas. .1 19c a day, too many calories and ex¬ The book was published by the and Western Michigan univer¬ Gerber & Other Brands—Strained cess drinking can all buse the sities aiidUniversity ofMichlg • . Baby Foods . . j« 12/$1 Applan W-v Pizzt Mix. . . 33c Chocolate Syrup . 19c Coffee Male. . "r 73c Tetley Special Label One 1 -lb. Can Van Camp's Tea Bags . . 79c Pork & Beans with Hie purchase of Baby Dills 31c one I-lb. Pkg. Country Kitchen SKINLESS FRANKS Peanut Butler. 73c Catsup 15c Special Label Detergent Sunshine Krispy or Premium GIANT NABISCO 53 19 3-lb. 1 ex. Box Limit One No Coupon Needed J1 Limit One — No Coupon Needed — Smart Wool : i DRESSES | Blue Ribbon Solid Special Label Instant Coffee MARGARINE MAXWELL HOUSE 79 C C I# Save Save 1-lb. 30c Solid ^ ' £u£r c 1 Lumr rvto —1 nra rve<< Omit One — GRAND RIVER| IN THE FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER & 5020 S. CEDAR-LANSING A