MICHIGAN Weather Inside UNIVERSITY STATE TATS MEW Pep Pill, Inhaler Sales Limited To Prescription Housing Policy Open cites ule Students and faculty will be given the opportunity to present As 'Kicks' their point of view, suggestions or criticisms of the present left to housing policy next Monday and WASHINGTON f— Nasalmeth- , Alpha Xappa Tesday. amphetamine inhalers were or¬ dered restricted to sale by Kappa. In front Louif Hekhuis, chairman of the pre¬ at the Spinster Spin. housing sub-committee and dir- scription only Monday because Photo by Bob Bari more and more people are using the congestion-relieving ingred- New Army ROTC Program Scheduled For Fall Term fer students and four- i&ents who h 've not yet a ROTC program can now Rights n Commission "IaTfust of ROTC training. The two years cusses further recommenda- AirForce tions, discussion will go to the I RAYb UNIONIZtD-- I he Union nas pjrenosea some ne« trays mienaeu ...ur. any grillite think it's spring The trays are decorated with an assortment of rid til - 1 i n low Col orado, Hhnots. Indiana. low,, fl • JT • ROTC' wil pay his travel ex- Faculty Committee on Student spring time colors and symbols enough to brighten the day for everyone—|ust Oklahoma and Texts Begins Hearings- »•» - - — ■--»■*-*» "ph0™r'' ■->»■ Editor's Note: Jim Ster- Troops Squelch Protests SgS in Tli nNY.uyen andaguer- J* Margaret, and his siter, Janet, tort^ 0|jr"^agePhere "n Mis- for several years began acting r> . «"•?**?■ ,EiE- p.A'' Sta!" bt.cause of Tuesday, February 16. 1965 Michigan State News, Fast Lansing. Michigan Prime Profs. . EDITORIALS Enter Stran Who's In Charge Here? we If it has been expected should become alarmed over of us that We don't think ing away any trade secrets we would be giv¬ if we Anything told you that we broke the news-- the proposed sale of student foot¬ ball tickets: which heretofore have prematurelv, to the thinking of been free for the asking (and wait¬ some administrators--by piec ing), we may have to disappoint together every tidbit of informa¬ tion we could on what had been some readers. Yes. we greet a price tag on student interest in going on behind the closed doors in Athletic Council meetings aft¬ athletics with great dismay. But let's not kid ourselves. er much nagging and interroga¬ tion. This is something everybody sus¬ Council Chairman John A. pected was in the offing. If they didn't, we need only recall Ath¬ Fuzak, Ticket Manager Bill letic Director 'Biggie" Munn's Beardsley and Munn have known about the possible proposals for refusal last spring to speculate well over three years, and yet. beyond 1964 concerning the con¬ tinuation of a no-pay policy. oddly enough, never cared to let on to students that such thoughts If not that, the realization that ever entered their minds. six other universities have turned Perhaps we should be getting to charging whereas once they all up in a tither about the way didn't, gave the implication that MSI" s days were numbered. Need we may have to fork out 10 green¬ backs to see State blow another we forget that our kinfolk down 1-96 in Ann Arbor have long since game to Michigan. But what gets us steamed is how the persons followed this policy. Should we have expected MSU responsible blew their relations with students. to sit back while many of the Big Ten schools have begun alrta?l\* Nobody has appreciated the to explore alternate-game plans forthright m a tfn e r of Fuzak. where half the student-body sees Beardsley and Munn in the past more than the editors of this one game, the other half another" While other Big Ten schools have paper. * We hate to think the use of the even begun charging for other sports events besides football'. past tense in "appreciated" has And this while they maintain flat, altered our conception. In this mandatory fees for football as regard, we can only view the for¬ well as hidden fees paid at regis¬ mation of "student advisory com¬ tration? mittees" and the expressed The answer to all this is plain¬ "willingness to seek out student reaction" concerning the ticket ly. "no, we're not aghast." and '•yes, we did anticipate change." proposal as three years late in If this isn't the alarming mat¬ coming--at least three yf . r. . Should we imply the same,' n- ter, then what is? Simply the manner in which information on cerning the numerous other m fit¬ ters in which students r not the proposed sale of tickets came our way. given enough of a voice? The Hour Of Babel The Political Perspectives mittee for Student Rights, MSU's conference sponsored last week¬ fledgling "activist" group, spoke end by the Socialist Club was an Sunday morning of the need to rouse students here out of their eye-opening experience on this campus. complacency, their job-seeking, There they were — leftists of their hedonism, and get them every shape and size, and some thinking more about their respon- even left, just sort of liberal, sibilites and involvement in world some further left, and some even affairs. pink. All of them right there in He suggested that the proposed the MSU Union, talking over their second Political Perspecti ideas and acting liberal, under the conference in a year might find a watchful of University per¬ gaze new political and social aware¬ sonnel and some "outside help" ness among students here, as a in to watch the fun. result of the work of such groups The Socialist Club is to be as CSR. praised for organizing a series This may be too much to hope of talks covering the entire spec¬ for, in view of the amazing ca¬ trum of political problems fac¬ pacity of students here to over¬ ing modern students, even though look problems that should con¬ the attendance from among Uni¬ cern them. But the existence of a versity students was appallingly small. group such as CSR, intended to get people talking about situations But equally deserving of praise that affect them directly, and the are those who. in a University organization of a Political Per¬ which not long ago shunned any spectives conference, designed speakers of possible Communis¬ to introduce to students people tic leanings, allowed the confer¬ and ideas involved in problems ence to go on unhampered. somewhat removed from our im¬ Political Perspectives raised mediate awareness, promise an numerous questions which ought to bother students more than they opening atmosphere of discus¬ sion and dissent. seem to — questions about politi¬ cal positions, foreign affairs, the Active political and social in¬ nature of the University, civil volvement is one of the most vital rights. If more students had been aspects of many colleges i out for meetings, there might be versities. MSU is far behind many less of the "militant apathy" others in this area and now seems which some of the speakers at last to be coming out of the tagged as the attitude of MSU stu¬ wilderness and into a mi dents. lightened and enlightening atti A representative of the Com¬ tude. Letter Policy The State News \ The State News r chigan State News. Kast Lansing, Miehiga Tuesday, February 16. 1965 3 Bailey Hall Banquet OLIN 'HOSPITAL REPORT Honors Cartoonist Phil Frank. Holland senior and Frank, who takes about a haft Our Wire Services ed State News cartoonist, was hon¬ an hour to draw a cartoon, said ored by a Bailey Hall banquet about 35 of his unused cartoons freshman.; Coil F. Friberg. Kosygin and Brezhnev Confer Sunday afternoon. are on file with the State News. Leor.d...s Letters of commendation "About 90 per cent of my car¬ si-ri .r; Stephen K. MOSCOW-Fremier Alexei N. Kosygin hustled into secret talks were G r e v> e, Midi d freshman; presented to him by Bailey Hall, toons come from my own head," with Communist party boss Leonid I. Brezhnev Monday, minutes Thorn.,s M. Lawrence. North the Stare News, Phi Delta Theta he said. "And occasionally I after returning from wartorn Met Nam and consultations with Chi¬ day and All get ideas from students. I'm Car.tor., Ohio, junior;Call Lopata, University £tudent Gov- one nese leaders in Peking. always open to suggestions. 6innir.gh.im sen.i r; Terri C. Kosygin's 11-day trip through North V.et Nam, Red China and McCurry, Birmingham senior; North Korea is expected to play a kL*y role in shaping Soviet policy After ■ banquet, Frank vis- "I do most of my thinking Michael J. McGill, Royal Oak on Viet Nam. Soviet leaders did not e.en wait to get back to the udents viewing an ex- during duil lecture sessions, sen.!.:, Shar.na M. McN'aughton, Kremlin to talk about it. After grv ting airport welcomers, Kosygin s drawings and car- so I always make it a point Grand Rapids sophomore; and top S iisllay in the Bailey officials for 25 minutes in an airport lounge. '■ry. pleased to see that to go to class, even if it is going to be dull." Lydia 1. Meyers, Oak Park fresh- shop Wednesday 9:30 to 9:00 the dormitory and the university D.C. To Be Model as a person, not just as a study Frank's toons, first book of "Phil Frank Strikes A- gain," will be available in lo¬ car¬ el, Ypsilai Roget D. EastL ansing WASHING!ON-President Jon: sc. cal book stores i, about three B. Risley, Bethlehem, Monday a fight against crime in th< "They did a marvelous job h-eshma: ; Janice L.Span- could set a pattern for the rest of t the exhibit," he said. BARGAIN DAYS on He will begin work with the In a special message dealing wit le who I Hallmark Card Co., of Kansas nberg, Detroit freshman; city, Johnson dealt at length with ■ e'.y of experimental City., in June. He will be in jrgh, Pa., anti-cnme proposals ranging froti the tols to an overhaul of the courts. contemporary design depart¬ ! Pa , Fla., Student Aids Castro Ousts Rodriguez GOP Meet Motorists: A Hurry for the Door Busters For '65 Auto Men's Sweaters Tuesday, February 16, 1965 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Women's IM Salukis Tumble S Gymnasts Tops List In Meet, 73-47 Michigan State University has the department of Intercollegiate In Non-League more athletic facilities and spends more money per woman student for intramural activities Athletics, but many schools such as Wisconsin and Minnesota gain- ed intramural revenue through than any other university in the the sale of helium balloons, pom- Big Ten, according to a study poms, and from dues. each residence At Indi- paid $7 per for 1964 by Carol Harding, dir¬ Defending NCAA gymnastics ector of w o m intramural year tn finance intramural ex- champions Southern Illinois sports at MSU. flexed its muscles Monday night The emphasis each school Michigan State's total IM ex¬ at the IM arena with a 73-47 the Big Ten places penditures for 1964 were $10,660 win over the Spartans. activities v > greatly, for women. Ohio State spent 'I'he Salukis won five of eight she said, especially for v $3000, Illinois spent $2500 and first places to win their seventh The Spartans were the 1.. report shows that total University of Michigan spent of the season and 34th Schmitz was victorious in floor $100. meet the Big Ten l in a row over a five-year span. ;ercise (9.55), long horse (9.35), team to defeat Southern Illinois eXPenditUrel cents to 98 c The number of hours that re¬ The meet turned into an in¬ d trampoline (9.25). when they accomplished the- teat ®e(* from rolled Woman student. creational facilities are avail- i he winners finished Miie-two- Last Lansing in 19-1. dividual duel between MSU's Jin Ohio State University spent able varies at the universities and Southern Illinois' ree in the still rings indtram- Curzi .5 cents per student and 111i- Michigan State has a total of Frank Schmitz. ilim with the Spartans enjoy- " best effort i the IM arena. ns spent 32." cents per student. 78 hours a week that facilities Each captured three firsts wit'-, ichi,; State spe: t 98centsper are available to students. Iowa ;• eve Rm Aurecap- Cur/i's 9.85 showing on the par¬ has six hours available for stu- ■i finished first in the event tured t > ;n,rd ph.ces for the allel bars standing as the top :d by teammate Dave Price Sparta red 9.15 in long sports, Spartor> gymnasts c performance of the night. Intramural competitive acti¬ GYW GEMS—Unlike their counterparts Cur/i, still performing with an MSI s Ted Wilson placed horse and 6.75 i vities from six at Iowa to and a lmutcdbud¬ range duty during tense moments of competition. Seated g program istii accustome i 'o serving bench S.85. Price .lso fin- The Spartans ankle injury, also won the hor- fourth wit depend upon a volunreei unteer 16 at Michigan State and Pur- U. to r.) are: Jim Curzi, Dave Price, Roi Aure, Steve We! Is, Dave Arnold, izontal bar in 9.~5 andsidehorse ished sec to Curzi in the par- fourth plat get statl," Miss Hardmg id. Eight due. Jim Young, and Coach George Szypula. Photo by Bruce Matasick in 9.25. alio! bars, Ted Wilton, horU Wisconsin, Minnesota bar; Steve Wells, tram- with optimal teaching re- do not offer any programs of arid Tom Hut t, side horse. sponsibilities directing and s :ollegiate a for wo- Rookies Rankle the 1, amural pro- men while Michigan State o Anderson Favors MSU has competition in ar¬ chery, basketball, bowling, field Hockey Veterans horse, fourths in long horse and 1964 Michigan 1962, she said, State had the hockey, gymnastics, 1 a c r o s se, sailing, skiing, speed swimming, Eliminating In And By RICK PIANIN paral.el hars, .:id fifth in hori- largest number of student em- ployes in the Big Ten, the re- and tennis. Open sports clubs which are State News Soorfs Writer of col- contribuun coaches respond fa- port figures indicate. State had available to all students regard- be discussed by a gro There is a new trend in col- across vorably. btst defenses in the league, but Spartan.-> w.,1 lace the Chicago 125 employes that time. Many less of skill are most prevalent lege basketball toac ate hockey this season, and employ- at University of Michigan with 12. Use of t ret referees, a pro- I tender," said Bessone. -rsities ma uatiuni at :hei. a mm. :onven- is on youth. A prime Unhand the-University of 111 x— Wichiga/j State has seven clubs, throws ar* ytet fl0n nfcxt posal whi Vin son has tj^en the accen dit" I b ?»v. « ti: Big, Te If an ;: e, in porJ or tO y&fts, is per- example of^this phenomena .is. it always read- contemporary dance, fold dance, a.lwarin • only device basketball rnonthi :key team, which is now *i,i :up- eserveorder , . .bessone tagged his stirio.g will tic it. r.no,e individual ie igue available employ students, gymnastics, judo, kayak, sailing potentially chaotic game. 1 he Nauo.ial Haske.n.iU Corn- lain opposition to this in the process of battling for a hree lines as the best since champions. At State money is received from and skiing. Yet many i game is lessened c^ld the» Pa/S 1 rul!ng expense which Ander- berth in the Western Collegiate ;he 1959 season, when State earn- would probably lead to Hockey Association playoffs, players fouls elimina: in. u e if the discussions jegula- son said dominate the Sophomores , ;elight or 1 ' I""" able. ' " "cc,nnc 11 avr>r- its rejection. Sprain Strains Foiler Lineup l'he defense, wtiich loomed as he home crowd depending on who "It would be no problem get- Spartan lineup, and the results Instead of disqualification, a ting t! e extra officials," he said, have been more than impressive, i great question mark at the jw - t .e fatal fifth, but the game At present, the Green and White of the because of more severe penalty will be im¬ "but the Big Ten administra- : season, s always lessened. offending player for posed on an because of the are lodged in third place in the graduation, has been steadily lm- State's Forddy Anderson is foul after five. tlons °PP0se WCHA, with record, and As Soph Standout Sidelined added fees for refere proving. mong thousands of coaches of eac" ; two-shot free Anderson said he thought less are 14-8 overall. rnatear basketball who have re- Automatic ished 1; While the throws plus possession of the ball fouls would be ■. a proposal to alio • a nlayer for the team that has been fouled ft before the conference meet the number-two man he was look- ,,o has committed a fifth loul ha\e been suggested. so apt to foul overall record, is like- "Our sophomores have beei i id Givens won't by ready by ing for to back up veteran Bryan „ -tay in the game. Anderson said he was all in e more en." Kutchins. I he questionnaire was sent to tavor of the idea, illed," le said. rtJl surprise this year," ex- idea," he said, plained coach Amo Bessone. A badly sprained ankle sus- Going into last weekend, Givens Now Schmitter is faced with the jgh school, college, YMCA and "When a super-star fouls out, tained Friday night could upset Schmitter' stop fencer in foil, problem of finding a capable anadian amateur basketball the game loses one of its top at- ed a three-official experi- "Our scoring punch has been reak,blast- ved himself a 7-4 number-four the MSU fencing team's hopes He had man. oaches. tractions," he said. several years ago and it greatly sharpened and the team, ;d in five goals this weekend, the whole, is well balanced. of completing the season with an record four dual meets. Ii i against Wisconsin. Coble, ac- He still has Kutchins and Steve If a majority of the coaches are Two other important rule worked real well.Ther previous to the Wis¬ Bessone didn impressive record in the Big the me senior, as the two top , favor of the suggestion, it will changes will be discussed if the tually less fouls called and the game admini: was excel- y«ung crop ^rsTodevel- of players to devel- cordln^ 10 Bessone, is having best year since he first consin clash, he managed tocap- , , , . , Vore, men. a Vore, however, is. getting Sophomore foilist T.S. Givens ily one of three matches "P so quickly. "It usually takes , his first„ real, „ taste . of inter¬ lently handled." urted playing for State. Adoption of the Olympic ruling about a year to get going in this sprained his ankle in a match Iowa opponent, collegiate action this year. He which allows three points for a league," he said. "It has never Hargreaves, at right wing, has against Wisconsin at Iowa Citv. Although Givens wasn't con¬ has been unable to win more basket scored outside a marked been a sophomore conference been a great asset to the team Iowa, Friday night,'. lasingCoach sidered eight inge with fencers radius has also been suggested, before. on the first line. He is a strong meets. weeks left in SOn, being counted on by Sch¬ Mike Jacobson, Gerry Fisher, backchecker, who rovers his po- thoughts s This would probably have been This leave Schmitter with five mitter was counted in his im- the most beneficial to State this Brian McAndrew, Tom Mikko- sition well, told Monday by provement during the course of inexperienced foilists left topick year because of the hot outside la and Doug Volmar are all among shooting of Marcus Sanders and the list of sophomores who have State is preparing for its meet Feurig, director the season. from- Only one of these has been on road triPs' their lack of height could then helped rejuvenate this squad. with the University of Michigan of'oiin Health Center, that the Schmitter said earlier in the be equalized. Jacobson scored his 26th goal Wednesday night in Am, Arbor. ankie was still swollen and Givens season that if Givens kept pro- Sophomore James Fordyce Anderson said he would be op- this weekend, to become the Ihis could be the most lrnpot - would be Qn crutc|ies for three grossing, he could give State the onlv 'experienced" "" foilist " " posed to most of the minor mod- greatest Spartan scorer in a tant game of the season, said to four weeks,30ts the conference along "... some added punch with its strong sabre con- foil to go of the quintet and is the only logical choice for the third pos¬ ification suggested because single season. Bessone. "A win again if a spot fQr him .. :hmitter said deject- ition. He substituted for Givens "there has been too many rule Fisher has done an excellent ganthewould insure us tingent. n the last ■ job • ■ • ' playoffs. edly. "We have only He soon began to give Schmitter in the Wisconsin match, but was unable to garner a win in two Yim didn't also realize, did you, SPARTAN MEN DOMINA TE Schmitter concluded that the number-four man will have to be that when vou grati decided by fence-offs between vour dad will cut Bowlers Sweep Tourney the other four. "Norman Runyon, Sergio Mon- talvo, Ronald Ma comber and John Beam will have to fence-off to By PHIL PIERSON In the singles Allen's 615 tei Championships in late March or decide who's goingtobe the fourth State News Sports Writer porarily tied him for the top sp early April. with Bill Richards >t Michigj 1 he 'Aiiining teams were: Men's MSU's men's bowlers com¬ division—MSU 2838, Bowling Central Michigan pletely dominated the 15-t rocci shot 630 lat Green 2773 and WayneState2744. field in the Association of College Maurio Bor Unions Region Seven Tournament in the day to prevent a cle s d i v Green 2444, Western Michigar n—Bo ling Mantle Signs at Central Michigan University in sweep by Stale. 2373 and MSU 2272. weekend. Briney bowled 5 Mt. Pleasant, l .st The Spartan bowlers won every 'es to all-ev The all-events winners were: Men's division—Jeri Briney, For $100,000 event except tingles where Bill °f '^32 MSU, 1832; Richard Malik,Bowl¬ NEW YORK (UPI)—Slugger Allen's 615 si i lcs tied for the ; t by t ing Green, 180b; Rill Richards, Mickey Mantle has joined Joe place. Michigan, 1761, Maurio Borrocci, Dimaggio as the only Yankee 2272 scoi high for St. tr. Central Michigan, 1 52; andDave players ever to receive three State i >l!ed 2838 Lindstrom, Wayne State, 1733. I inda Steele tied for secon $100,000 contracts. place by 65 pins W o m e n s d i v i s i o n—L aria Mantle has agreed to his third i Jet the single s with Carla Rupcr Bowling G edSt Bowlm,' Green v.uh a 549 sr Rupert, Bowling Green, 1684: straight $100,000 pact, making Lmdu Steele, MSU, 1568; Sandy hjm second to San Francisco's and Alii.. added .-04, u,ciuding a Jaenicke, Central Michigan, 1548; vVillie Mays as the highest paid 269 third game. Sandy Rowland, Eastern Michi- in the majors lhis season. On Saturday the doubles team gan, 1368; and Donna Mihelich, Mantle told a New York news of Briney and Jim Audi is cap- Wcbtc. n Michigan, 1495. conference via telephone from uiied thi.' title wr.h an l!84scort. Briney was again high with 649 n _ > his Dallas home that he took what and Andros added 535. Rugby, LrUl lennis lhe Club offered. close to the end "It's to a getting sk for more,"too The Spartan rugby club will he added- The difficulty of life is choice begin practice sessions I hurs- Mamle sald he had worked out da> 7-9 p.m. m the Men s IM frequently wlth the Cow_ building and the women s tennis boys prQ £ootbal, ,eam and th£ club will hold an organizational k . that bothered him last sea. ion felt good. COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC INSPECTION With vour thirst for knowledge, I'm sure • Wheel balancing you'll be the star • Custom brake service ,i qualified graduate of their development • Steering c degree. At the same program. challenging, the pay We also do expert tuneup i- good, and I hear ' vou move up fast work on American ond Compact cars Make an appointment through your Placement Office to see Eipiitahle's eniploMiH-nt representative on ( February 18 ) or write to Ed-.vaid D MeDougal, Manager, Manpower Development Division for further information. LISKEY'S AOTO SAFETY CENTER iTf 1 Ma^h, A.vef - Lansing The £Q(JITABLE Life Assurance Society of the United States 12*5 Ave. .if the Ame rica!, New York, N.Y. 10019 '' Equitable 196' East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 16, 1965 5 Michigan State Ne , 1966 Career Carnival Tony Lives A warm Tony's got it made. A nice room, heated floors, ami¬ Romeo same and block Juliet live on the along with Sandy and ah the the cold animals that can sta are given access to t Petitioning To Close Petitioning for the 17th annual the Placement Bureau, gives the able companions, a floor show Cindy, mountain lions. outside. Career Carnival, to be held next student the opportunity to speak across the hall every day, good Across the hall, the everyday Zebra and such natural Nor fall, ends Wednesday. informally with representatives food and a girl friend next door. floor show is provided by Maca- American wildlife as deer, e The carnival, sponsored by Michigan winters don't bother ques. Gibbons and others of the and buffalo kept at the zoo mo "This is a tremendous oppor¬ more than two dozen monkeys i. He stayi freely from the wildlife barn tunity for MSU students to have But i that i spending winter indoors. Ne" outside. But, Downey said, an off-the-cuff conversation with many people come to see him. spring they will move outside Tony, the tiger, lives in the the monkey island in the cent of tl they stay pretty close to the heat and the food. Depot Adds representatives from different industries," Edwin B. Fitzpat- cat barn of Potter Park Zoo, A winter trip to the zoocanpro- 1301 S. Pennsylvania, Lansing. Zoo Director Ted Downey and lis staff continue on a business vide you with such gems of know¬ 2 Buses For His girl friend, Penny, lives ledge like: is usual basis during the winter. Bear ' in the next cage. African lions ; long a Detroit Route like MSU's Career Two additional buses from East Carnival. awake and active. If they stopped Lansing to Detriot will be added Positions are open to any stu¬ Ad Content Vigilance feeding them they would go into their cages and go to sleep. to the present schedule begin¬ ning Friday, George Perpich, manager of the East Lansing Bus dent as general chairman, adver¬ tising chairman, art chairman, , stagingchair- Stressed By Professor GR-R-R-REAT—What a way to live, says Tony the Tiger. Snugly tucked in a warm cage and surrounded by friends--he even has a girl friend next door. Depot, announced Monday. The buses have been added because of an unusual demand Petitions, due Wednesday, may Advertising's impact and its Anyone interested in seeing him can visit the Potter Park Zoo at 1301 South for weekend transportation to be picked up or turned in to potential for good warrant contin¬ ?ry day dur- Pennsylvania in Lansing. Photo by James H. Hile Detriot this term. the Placement Bureau reception n. to 5 p.m. ual vigilance against offensive or The additional buses will leave t 1:30 p.m. false content by the copy writer, the advertiser, the media and the the forces of righteousness. Advertising helped to create Calendar of* East Lansing at 2:30 p.m. each 1:30 p.m. and Friday for the the desires for the good life which John W. Crawford, head of the have made and which underwrite America's economy, Crawford Importance Coming Events ference for beginnng advertising salesmen from Michigan news¬ An Individual MSU S 7:30 p.m., State Safety Poultry Scii • Club - ' held here last weekend. papers Skull House Each student should dete and stand in the middle p.m., Anthony. To Advertising is an old instru¬ Study Driv than appear concerned ove of s col¬ W ednesday ment, but-even today,wearevery thing," Chesin said. Arnold Air Society-first aid lege life for himself, the head young in our use of the instru¬ resident advisor of Owen Grad¬ Chesin said that never program and elections, 7 p.m., ment, Crawford said. Advertising as a means of mass communication has come of age Officers John Hays, East Lansing soph¬ Others officers Forfur 1%5 are uate Hall audience Sunday. told an East Speaking to about 80 people, Shaw foa'/e so college for many people co no reason. Park and Recreation Adminis¬ tration - 12 n "C" ety The 3Sth Annual Michigan Saf- Conference focusing on driv- er education will be held at the William A. Mann, MSU College of Education; Robert L. McConeghy, superintendent of only within the last 60 years— omore, has been elected presi¬ Pledge trainer - - Doug Den- Sorrell Chesin said: want to be," Chesin said. Lansing Civic Center April 20- Romulus township schools and within the memory of men still dent of Phi Kappa Sigma for holm, Pittsburgh, Pa., junior, Pomoler Club-7:30p.n 22, James Sendo, president of the "Sex is an important topic, 3 inarj&oom, Horticulture Miss Teenage America t r Michigan Driver Educati. As- 19.65,;.. , r^ording-. s«£T.eu r y. bgt l.think we'fe, ipisbhig/heboat CravJWM attvgmsing Fisheries "atfii Wildlife- 7:$0 Phil Sawyer, Louisville,' Ky., Aure, St. Cfiir s that they are apathetic and fail U-M Visitor Sets ■ssion Thursday, April 22. thority, saying that advertising James A. Lewis, vice-presi- highway traffic center, scheduled hgat to take a firm stand on anything-. to start that afternoon. should be used extensively by mt for student affairs, U-M, more, Omeg. - - "They prefer to 'play it cool' Ecology Lecture Following Nolan's talk is a sec¬ used for open propaganda in in¬ Panel Formed Fort Knox, Ky., junio Corresponding set stay no pref until they find oi Chesin said students can Lawrence B. Solbodkin, U-M will he opening session ond panel discussion moderated ternational relations to create themselves of the feeling of bi zoology professor, will speak ributes to the improvement of by Ronald Patterson, director of understanding and reduce fric¬ tion, that it should be .used by For Education Camay Sales on "Unsolved Problems in Quan¬ titative Ecology" next Wed. at ighway traffic safety in Michi- safety, Detroit public schools. Education Asso 4 p.m. in 100 Engineering. labor unions, farm organizations, The Student r Lynn M. Bat Mich- Peace , Tested Here I his will be the first Philip k Met ,1 Lectv Corps 4:15 p.m. Wednesday ir WKAR "( rand Man" H. T. Hampe rito it," Chesin said. Applications trom Procter & Gambie's Cin¬ office told the Market¬ The final decision, according Communism Talk the quality of Michigan driver Peace Corps Placement Test a panel of student I cinnati to Chesin, rests with the student. education." Richard Lowenthal, a profes¬ 10:05 a.m. Music Room — The panel will include: Gary ing Club recently why MSU was "You have to make your own Panel members will be Ferris registration and questionnaires sor from the Free University of BOWLES: Scenesd'anabase; Hesslet, Port Hope senior (el¬ chosen as a test market for N. Crawford, assistant state sup¬ must be turned in to the Student Berlin, will speak in 137 Akers Employment office of the Place¬ BOWLES: Music for a Farce ementary); Patricia Skinner, Camay soap. of sitting back and waiting for erintendent of public instruction; at 8 tonight. He will talk on 2 p.m. Winter Serenade—HAN¬ first elementary teacher; Hampe said the coed age group, Clare Ebersole, education con¬ ment Bureau today. DEL: Concerto Grosso Op. 3, Louie year Morgan , Lansing senior Bermuda Trip 18-25, was one factor in the "The Prospects for Pluralistic The lecture is sultant for the Wayne County in- No. 2; GRIEF: Quartet in C; (secondary); and Pamela Smith, choice. But excellent market cov¬ given Thursday. H1VELY: Summer Holiday; ROS- East Lansing senior (elemen¬ Scheduled erage and high readership of > a"y : sini RESP1GHI: La boutique Fan- tasque; GERSHWIN: Piano Con- tary). i the State News was the deter- mining factor for MSU being Newcomers STORE HOURS: I 8 p.m. Concert Hall (FM only) Lunch Set BLOCH: 3 Jewish Poems; HEIL- the National Student Associate NER: Chinese Songs; SCHUL- Round trip plane fares fr. Police Probe LER: Woodwins Quartet; MEN- Detroit and 10 days at a hotel vt OTTI: The Unicorn, the Gorgon, and the Manticore; MASTER- Ed Research cost $180. Five thousand students aree $1,500 Theft East Lansing police are invest¬ WORKS FROM FRANCE igating today the early Sunday - Talk Slated in Bermuda. Interested students should c morning theft of more than $1,500 in cash, checks and company Karl Hereford, an associate credit cards from the Univer¬ professor of education who has LCA Names spent three years in Guatemala sity Standard Service station, 1435 E. Grand River Avenue. on an educational research proj¬ Police said entry to the stat¬ New Officers ect, will speak at the Education Coed Breaks ion was gained by forcing an Colloquium at 4 p.m. Wednesday. east window, and that $500 in Richard Morrow, Bloomfield Hereford is co-director of the Ankle On Ice cash, $430 in checks and $680 Institute de Investigaciones Me- in company credit cards was lis junior, is the new presi- An MSU coed is in sat ' it of Lambda Chi Alpha fra- joramiento Educaticio (1IME), an taken from a hiding place. educational research institute condition at Olin Healt An attendant, Robert Lee, 8375 ■nity. 1 3ther newly elected officers supported by MSU, the University today after receiving N. Okemos' Road, discovered the all Mrs. E.O. Peisne of San Carolos and five Latin ankle in a fall Sunday. 373 or Mrs. Gerald s Joseph Fisher, Holly junior, Campus police sai t 337-2665 today. :e president; Michael Larson, tute conducts research in educa¬ Spanburg, Lansing fresh tional development in Central crossing the parking I A comprehensive study was slipped made of the entire educational ankle, Chapman, Chagrin Falls, Ohio, program of each of the five coun¬ junior, pledge trainer; Jim Page, East Grand Rapids junior, rit- tries. Various research projects IFC Banquet strategic have been conducted and re¬ searchers trained in Latin Amer¬ shaping for ica. The program' has been an experiment in the development of a city spring Kellogg Center. PM Coeds an international research insti¬ tute as a stimulus to further ed¬ Glenn Morre of ucational development and re¬ business will be Deceptively Elect Officers search Greek alumnus aw demure, subtly Stupar, Dearborn jun¬ Think Summer n ior, has been elected president dramatic is our of Phi Mu sorority. Other officers elected by the Wins Contest Think Triumph women of Phi Mu are: Judith black ripple knit Gilmer, Dearborn Heights jun¬ Sheila Simrod, Battle Creek ior, vice president; Barbara senior, recently won a weekend ...a fluid acetate Richards, Fort Wayne, Ind., for herself and guest atCaberfae Think Spitfire sohomore, treasurer; Betsy Ann Ski Lodge. She named "The Vil¬ shift with low-scoop Carter, Wayne sophomore, sec- lage Boutique" as the name for a newly decorated college shop at Boyne City junior, pledge direc- Marie's Fashions of East Lans- white pique collar and cuffs, a double row of ABC Auto Parts Learn to ploy Golf Indoors black satin buttons. Gives Discount e Private or Group Lessons 5-15 sizes. 25.00 by pro Mike Tansey F.G.A. GENERATORS ,2 ,o„ 79 332-6565 for appointment. Think guaranteed. Exchange Price "You can learn to play Jacobson's VOLTAGE REGULATORS Exchange Price . 2.21 Al Ed\»aids golf in 1/2 the time" SHOCKS guaranteed 15,000 mi'es or 1 year. Q 9' Each Sports Car INSTALLATION service available. Center Mechanic On Doty. AUtO PaftS 616-N. Howard- GOLF-O-TRON Corner E. Saginaw 469-7596 Tuesday, February 16, 1965 Michigan Statr News, !-"a>? I ansing, Michigan "ON-THE-BALL" RESULTS HAPPEN WITH ACTION "We sold the carpet to the first person wno came," dsaid this satisfied ADS. customer. Automotive For Sale Real Estate Automotive FALCON 1^2 Ra. Cher HARD Young our WORK men - IS —2S. to office and i: v. >. rder car. get work in depart¬ r. NORWEGIAN ELKHOUNDS, aad female. Whelped, December 1. Championship stock. AKC male EAST LANSING, ranch. Kitchen to sh' pping, three bedroom built-tns. Close schools. $17,800. Viet Understanding ment. Vo t st irt. $125 lftcr red. Phone 332-8425. 31 Owner, ED 2-2353. 33 It's too late to save anything "Villagers are not allowed to Viet Nam they use loud-speaker third week. Opportunity t< work EASY I 1 \StNG Cape Cod.Three in Viet Nam, said John D. Don- sit down on buses," Donoghue trucks and other means of mass int mi agem< . $18,000 a year service and rentals. EAST bedrn ms- two down, 1 large up. oghue, associate professor of said. "They re forced to sit ibic. V-8. b!,.~rp. Many t xtras. on the floor or stand." close kinship of the village mem¬ position. Fiio-.e 482-5S72 be- LANSING CYCLE, 1215E.Grand Pine paneled with built-ins. anthropology at MSU and former • automotive S!.*-5. v.- IX-a: . 9-5. IV People living in the central bers prevents infiltration without employment River. Call 332-8303. C Completely carpeted. Finished advisor to the Vietnamese gov- • H terview. ' ' 33 R A PR ITS ! Live, d-essed or fro¬ recreation room. ED 2-2916 or highlands are located in widely- detection, Donoghue said. The • for rent FORD, ••• ; h ■ rxTuxef, u: - military attacks here are often zen, on order. Vilori Rabbitry. see at 1639 Linden, after 3 pm. His statement referred to what separated vil ages. In order to • for sale do, r st it: «.?£• Automatic 31 consolidate them for expediting bataliion size. 5410 N. Wil'iamston Rd. 655- he considers misconceived U.S. • lost & found .'-■v.. : wr.er.Pho c 2866. 46 strategy for winning the confi¬ indoctrination, the South Vietna¬ In the south they enter a farm¬ • personal Service dence of the Vietnamese people. mese government pulled them er's house a: d ^ptak to him in¬ • peanuts personal HI-FI reo r.: player. Twospeak- out of their villages ..nd putthem dividually. These messages are Nat;. : ; ers. Excellent condition. 353- IRONINGS BY bushel or by piece, He spoke to an Air Force ROTC •real estate whichever you wish. Phone ED class of over 200 Friday morning.. along these lines: the U.S. sold¬ 6071. 2168. 30 • service 7-0145. 30 Donoghue was a member of the The camps separated the iers just attacked a neighboring DELIVERS BOYS SKIS, ROOTS, size 8-9. Bindings • transportation NO RAISE in prices at WEND- advisory team sent by Michi¬ people from their farms, so the village and raped the women, up to $2 an h and poles, $60 for complete set. let's get together and oust wanted ... . econumic level fell. The camps so gan State to the Saigon govern¬ • ROW'S ECON-O-WASH. 32 In. ED 2-651". Antique organ, $100. ED "-9611. The attack* here 31 Speed Clear, washers, 20tf. Ten ment in the 1950's. He says also separated them from their them. are DEADLINE should advocate L'.N. neu¬ various gods, who are thought usually small raids, Donoghue PI.AVER PIANO. Excellent con- minutes drying, 10*. .3006 Vine we 2 p.m. one class day be¬ tralization of Viet Nam and then to dwell in their villages, so St., 1/2 block west of Frandor. fore publ ication. Adirii,Ma: y rules. Terrific buy C30 pull out our forces. morale hit a low-point. Donoghue called tor a fruitful o $250.C .,11 4-9-60~l evenings. SLWTJSc AND ALTER *TTONS f r "I don't buy the domino In reference to the Viet Cong approach in V:et Nam centered Cancellations - 12 noon one 33 CASHIER PARI -TIME, the entire family. Efficient. theory," he said, referring to propaganda tactics, Donoghue around culi.r.; 1.: Jerft.ir.ding, class day before publication lit.Al IIFt LEY CARVED dark Reasonable service.Call Berry, the idea that we will lose all of said that they gear the^ appeals mste.id ofpre ichi:»: political slo¬ oak bedp t. suite. Twin beds, 332-2949. 31 Southeast Asia if we abandon Viet to the differences between the gans and doctrines ind then des¬ PHONE sects of people. pairing when the people do not INCOME TAX, Days ur evenings 355-8255 >' H (i W.N HOURS. A chest. '$1 >5. ED 2-6 7h4. 31 by appuintment. Call IV 5-2620. The root of our problems in For the villages of central understand. RATES LADY'S CLOTHING, size 9-10. 36 Viet Nam rests with the fact Dresses, skirts, sweater. Ex¬ DIAPER SERVICE, samediapers that we do not understand the 1 day $1.50 cellent condition. Reasonable. social organization and religious 3 days S3.50 returned. Either yours or ours. 5 days. . 3ased on 15 words per ad' . . S6.00 or call Mr?. A Phon 332-' WHIRLPOOL, PORTABLE, dish¬ With clude two our service you may in- pounds of baby clothes practices of her people, accord¬ ing to Donoghue. While we and the government Indian Leaders Seek washer. $i00. 7-room humidi- that do not fade. Diaper pail fur - 9-X4-3. C 30 of Saigon approach the people There will be a 50c serv.ce j nd bookkeeping charge if clerk. Exper- i if, er - $30. P! ,y pen, $3.50. Teet¬ Babe, $2. 3J2-0035. 31 with big words and concepts like communism and unification Commissioner's Scalp Hi[5 ad is not paid with n SEWING MACHINE. 19(^4 model. ii-R i'e, 940 I ri.whr: IV 2-0864 C that are unintelligible to the BELLEVILLE (U PI)— A na¬ Copies of the resolution, which ¥ ,V utachments needed. Simply contends that W'atkins has not select a stitch to make buttun DIAPER SERVICE, three typei peasants, the Viet Cong speak tionwide movement has been on their level making specifice acted in the best interests of MER* :. RY - T . For Rent holes, monograms, applica, of diapers to choose from. Bulk the govern- launched by India leaders to purposes of the In- The State News does r • vercast, automatic decorative 1u t remove or nnpe/c'i Chief Com¬ ■ wash f.jrcleaner whiter diapers. 19o. permit racial or rehp.ous Ri VI y- " rv fr 1-1 NEJAC*. v t i: c ii i g. W nt responsible Fluff dried and tolded. Lseyour missioner Arthur W'atkins 01 the New /enif: f '..ble for only Misunderstanding of the people Federal Indian Claims Commis- being sent to Congress, the cab¬ . p.aty to pay balance of $49.80 or rent ours. Containers fur¬ vertising columns. The in the central highlands and small inet and the President. $9 per month. FREE service nr smallmon'hly payments. Will nished. No deposit. 25 years ex¬ State News will not accept outlying villages is not confined The National Indian Youth and delivery, Cal NEJAC TV accept wider model in trade. perience. BY-LO DIAPER SER¬ This was disclosed Monday at. advertising from persons to forces of the United States. Council is a non-profit organ¬ Rental. 4o2-0624. C 655-2054. 32 Belleville, Mich. VICE, 1010 E. Michigan. IV Even the people of Saigon are ization which has assumed re- discriminating against re- WAI I .PA PL ft - 2 n ,'ls tiny lav- 2-0421. C John Winchester, a director of Egioi,, race, color, or na- Aportfticnts ignorant of their countrymen, the Natio al Indiai Youth Coun¬ spc nsibility a pi ' ect ng Indiai RENT your TV from NEJAC. said Donoghue. 1 unusual pro. New Zenith portable for only cil, says the council his isked Those who live in the city $9 per month. FREE Service 500 representatives •: Indians are relatively well-to-do, with The i or Indian interests i". 'he -uticn Automotive ai d deli cry. Call NEJAC TV government officials owning cars R ntsl. 4*2-0! 24. C and to join the council in its attempt .hlisl CLICK, 1957"~R .1 d~mTFT living in air conditioned to replace vVatki: t v TV RENTALS for students. Eco^ homes. Those who live in the r Indiai ribes deer hardtop. Aut-.n r Winchester is an automobile , A DIES COAT , Reversible. Dark nomical rates by the term and villages are poor, illiterate and sation for lost lands and :or .ib- heater. Everything p< wet. D blue pile-one s.ide, light blue month. LNIVERS1TY TV RENT¬ considered primitive, he said. company employe who is col¬ offer. Call 484-9219. rogated treaties. wool other side. Size 10. Also lege trained and formerly from ALS. 484-9263. C They are treated badly by city Winchester says that the com¬ CHEVROLET. 1963 Impala c EPF IC II NCY APARTMENT, Dowagiac, Mich. He is secre¬ matching hat. Only $10. Call ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call dwellers. missioner can be removed only- vertible. V-8 automatic tra four blocks n Cooking 332-5227 after 3:30. tary of the Potawntomi tribes. 9f 4 F--5, V-8 tw-.-door. 627- campus. 3.3 Kalamazoo Body Shop. Small Winchester says the National through resignation or impeach¬ mission. Red with blacK t privileges. C all f.D 7-01*0after 30 ment and declared that petitions Call 482-8226. 7684. RARE INSTRUMENTS. Bows, dents to large wrecks. Ameri¬ Council Board of Directors pas¬ 5. ED "-no* 38 OLDSMOPIL.f " 1962 Starfire -. violin, viola, cello. General ap¬ can and foreign cars. Guaran¬ sed a resolution in Denver, Colo., for impeachment of W'atkins CHEVROLET CORVA1R M would be submitted if he refuses «. ••e.-i! ' Fi.i: power. New EYDEAI VII LA, iwo cirls to teed work. 489-7507. 1411 East 1961. 4-speed. Excellent o • •. praising. Cases, strings, parts, recently, demanding that W'atkins car rdered, Make an offer ovet accessories. Nolan Bartow, Kalamazoo. C be removed. tion. Price, $925. Call $1,675. OX 9.2027. 30 i .shed a p h i n. e t. $50 pe i Violin maker, 306 1/2 N. Wash¬ INCOME TAX Assistance. Daily 2-2703. OLDSMOBILL P-&5, suck, month, 337-2202. 31 ington, IV 7-5697. 31 and evening appointments. Lula CHEVROLET, '.95* c•• flae. IV 5-9111, ext. '.<■ MALE ROOMMATE lor rcrnain- M. Marlett, 3519 S. Cedar. TL' V-8. Goc>d top, new tires, r.> . CHILD'S L IFE jacket. Sears best. ar.d spring term. 49 Michigan 8 im. - 5 pm. !V 2— J310 afiei der i term Size fits 7 or 8 year old child. 2-8328. Performs well, is nice lo k 355-2907. 5 pm. 30 W liking distance. Luxury apart* Zips up front with straps that fit around the legs. Excellent Typing Serv CORVAIR MONZA, "96.3. A PO.vTIAC WA.Yl LD: f lRl 10 sh ;re luxury condition. Like new. Call 332- EDIE STARR, typist.Thesis, dis¬ matic tran walls. A-l shape! Pi Whit< apartment. Cloi ;e to campus. 5227 after 3:30. 33 sertations, term papers, gen¬ IBM 775 Highway 0193. 30 KLNA1 1 I , roW.^.IuKl sell. P d\ Call 332-3322, 34 W1REHAIRED FOX Terrier pup- eral typing. Experienced. Electric. OR 6-2645. C 8LEAH BtfAH BtEAHJ better than fair. Engine better COLLEGE COL' PEE. Three pies, 7 weeks. Female, $50. tween Six and Eight Mile roads CORVAIR, 1963Spyder. Excelle: • Michigan has completed a high¬ th... .d. Ideal transportation. ties. 332-5107 AKC. Excellent bloodlines. Very JOB RESUMES 100 copies, $4- condition. Black outside with ■. • - er percentage of its share of opened Jan. 6; two miles between 34 nicely marked. 484-5503. 34 Aldinger Direct Mail Advertis¬ 332-0129. 30 the interstate highway system Ford Road and Rotunda Drive black intern r. $l/>00. Cal! I\' SKfBOOTS, size 10. RiekeFd^ ing, 533 N. Chppert, IV 5-2213. than any other state. opened Jan. 15; 1.7 miles be¬ 4-9352 after 4. DO VOL KNOW that just ten inin- Housei C utes !...•: :{ to st Lansing, y./a ble boots, $15. Call John, 355- The state has completed 775 tween Rotunda Drive and Outer CORVAIR, 1964. New nr w r- THREE MEN BARBI MEL, Professional typist. :.e. 8786. 32 miles, 70 per cent of its Drive opened Aug. 11; one mile ranty. Flc or shift. Radio, ae-'- .- •: IviVe the best personalized or from small friendly unapproved hous No job too large or too small. assigned 1,081 miles. The aver¬ from Eight to Nine Mile Road er. Coll NA 7-6556, r; r r.d t.-vice 3 Fifteen rooms, fireplaces and Block of campus. 332-3255. C FORD Dealer ' We feature afir-e age for other states is 30 per opened Sept. 23. Ledge before 4:30 pm. bedro..; lis. Call IV . m. : ased cars. SIGNS private 1806. 34 TERM PAPERS, theses, general -US-31, 14 miles between Mus¬ CORVAIR MONZA, 1^4 n. - . g-f 221 after 6. 32 Experienced. Call NA . F( RD SALES, MICROSCOPE, 4 objectives. typing. Drivers leaving Detroit now kegon and Whitehall opened June speed. Copper color. Frii\ 7-6276, 8-5: and NA 7-2029 MEN OVER 21 t Case. Suitable for vet, medical have non-stop routes between 30; 3.3 miles between Whitehall equipped. Excellent c< r diti. :.. house. $35per after 5. 30 and Montague opened Oct. 6. pletely furnished or dental school. Reasonable. Lansing, Grand Rapids, Mus¬ $1,650. 332-3866, 337.1041 evenings. 207 month. 489-5464. 32 ANN BROWN typist and multilith kegon, Flint, Saginaw, Bay City, CORVAIR MONZA, 1 : 31 -1-375, six tenth of a mile offset printing (black and white Sault Ste. Marie and the Mack¬ speed. Excellent c :.dit 1 TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC. One on Jefferson Avenue at the south and color). IBM. General typing, inac Bridge, a total of 1,221 ■ WAN 1 ED: THIRD wom ,nt 1 share see f appreciate. Ph year old. Also, white sewing end of the Chrysler Freeway, two-bedroom duplex, spring machine in desk cabinet. 485- term papers, theses, disserta¬ miles of highway without a single ! 2783 :fter 1. term. Available summer. Call tions. ED 2-8384. C traffic light. opened Nov. 25. 2661 1 32 1X;LX;E 1959. 4-d . I V-8. 337-9379, 33 TYPING AND mimeographing to Last year Michigan completed MOVING, MUST sell. G.E. 11" The Michigan highway-building A •: powet. Automatic, do at home. Will pick up and these stretches of super highway: Rooms program began in ernest in the portable TV. One month old. deliver. 882-9725 or 372-3237. -1-696, seven-mile section miieage. Or.e wt er. $; late 50's, with the aid of federal Cost, $99 new. Will sacrifice 2-170.3. 34 from Southfield Road west to funds which covered 90 per cent for $85. 355-3145. 33 DODGF. 1964 Dart, 2-J. supervised rooms. I 1/2 blocks TYPING: Term papers, general. Orchard Lake Road, opened Jan. r from herkey. Cooking andpark- ELECTRIC RANGE, Firestone of the interstate system's costs. 8. matic. L iw mileage. Rac IBM Electric. Near Cherry Lane The present 41,000 mil national >ng. IV 5-8836. 30 full size. $30. Good condition. -1-696, one-mile section Lodge belts. Very cle,. . Rea; and University Village. Mrs. interstate system is scheduled Phone IV 5-7761. See at *21 393-1515. WOMEN, APPROVED super¬ Hahn, 337-1097. 32 Freeway between Seven Mile for completion in 1972. Comfort St. 32 Road and Greenfield, opened June vised. One block from campus. DODGE. 1960 Mat .d. r !~T Employment Vvorl dTsook i ncyclopTedla; TERM PAPERS done quickly and Spring a i:d summer terms. 23; one-mile between Greenfield l H NO LOG IS I . 1956 edition. Fine condition. $85. accurately by experienced and Nine Mile Road opened June Cooking. 332-8945. 34 32 theses typist. Two blocks from ED 2-8003. 29. Crash Victim y t 50-bedhos- For Sale REVERE TAPE recorder. Excel- lent condition. 489-5464. AMPLIFIER, 70 watts", 32 Union, 337-2737. Transportation 31 J2^ '• -1-75-375, Chrysler Freeway between Larned and Ford Free¬ way, three miles, opened June 29. DELTA CinSON three inputs. $50. Call after 5, FLY TO DA YTONA, SPRING VA- CATION. Round trip $84. Call T ransportation -1-196, five-mile section from Blue Water Bridge in Port Huron 'Fairly Good' ' FIREPLACE WOOD Larry, ED 2-8143. 32 332-5973 Monday through Fri¬ AND ( OL'NTRY FOOD south to Marysville, opened Oct. Well Seasoned Maple day 6 to 9 Dm. 30 NEW YORK round trip Spring An East Lansing man is re¬ a y needs 'titi.. Married Mobile Homes 14. EVERGREEN rred wrii time 01: their 699-2867 C HO' Si TRAILER, 19« Hun 7". RIDER WANTED TO New York term vacation bus special - $32,20. Get reservations and -M- 39, be- ported under intensive care but $20 PUTS >"U on a three-speed City - 6 pm. Thursday, Feb¬ in fairly „ood conditio today E ngl 1 .sh light weight bike ruary 18. Return Monday night. deposit in by March 12. Call at Edward W. Sparrow Hospi¬ able. Phone 337-0316. 32 UNIVERSITY r-3»'M. Ask for Mr. through Spring Term. ACE Al, 351-4448. 31 bus depot. ED 2-2813. 30 tal after being injured in a two- 31 HARD.WHERE AND GIFTS, car collision at Mt. ..Hope and Lost & Found DEPARTURES FOR Detroit from Wanted TERRACE Grand River Ave., across from LOST: MSU ring. Initials'R.S.T. East Lansing F3us depwt. Effec¬ Conservatives Hagadorn Roaos Fri ay. d if-useworic.Sal- I 1 -' a. LI J 2-3312. C tive Friday, February 19: 8;45 A BETTER PRICE FOR y urcar State police said a car driven Reward. Call 355-9475. 34 PHILP DODGE, 1431 East week. Call 355- INSTITUTIONAL CHINA about at by Floyd Stevens, 64, of 1727 per 750 pieces. Good condition. Ex¬ FOUND: - PRESCRIPTION sir' am-L: 12:25 pm.-L; Fri -1:30 Michigan. See Russ Lay. Phone Debate U.N. Roseland Avenue collided with a HASLETT cellent possibility for frater¬ glasses. Bessey Hall, 2/15/65. pm.-EL; Fri-2:30 pm.-EL: 4:30 IV 4-4517. C car driveir by Gene /alud, 21, T.D: INSTRl : ad. .^-489*. ptn.-E; 6:45 pm.-L; 8:35pm.-E. Interests of the United Natio.,s, nity or sorority. IV 9-7468; 485- BLOOD DONORS needed. $5 for Bear Lake freshman. band. II interested, ca Note: L means local; EL means United States will , Africa and the Stevens received fractured 4 I D 7-9703 alter 9909. 31 RH positive; $7 for RH negative. p. tyraj, Personal express to Farmington, then lo¬ be the general area of debate be¬ 31 BOY'S SKIS, pole's, bindings, Detroit Blood Service, Inc., 1427 ribs and a fractured collarbone cal; E means express; Fri tween the Campus United Nations Si/e 3. $17. Boy's figure TAKE A peek at several prices E. Michigan Ave., 489-7587. in the collision. riRl A ! LAKES EMPLOYMENT on insurance all while visiting means Friday only. Call ED 2- a: J the MSU Co,;serv^ive Club size 5, $5. 339-8932. 32 2813. 32 Hours 9 ~ 4, Monday, Tuesday, ■I : :I.: net t P 'bitii . 111 office,. at 7:30 Wednesday in the T. wer with us 111 our coushy office-as Wednesday, Friday. 12 - 7 ie 1 !r :< ( all IV2-I543. Room of the Union. Chem Talk Set : • , , C31 independent agents we represent Thursday. - 33 The debate is theCampusUN's many companies for auto, home, BEAUTY OPERATOR NEEDED. MSU SKI CLUB response to an articl'e in the Carl H. Prubtker Jr., profes¬ Hail • i me. Experienced. I I 1 ..II /. 132 I 30 INCOME TAX SERVICE - MSU Conscience which attacked sor of chemistry, will speak on Maru: Hair Fashions, Spar- the L'.N. , IF YOU ARE A careful driver" H 8. R BLOCK CO. "Electron-Transfer in -Oxygen t.v Sh. up 11 ;• V el UT.ED2-4522. i s. 2 bedroom apts. com¬ Leading debate for the U.N. Carriers" at the Su ".. Xi Re¬ 31 you may quality for State Farm's fOEHM pletely furnished. Including will be Barry Kolb, Philadelphia, top-notch protection at rock- search meeting to be held at 111 SLANT), WIFE to live in and air c onditioning, swimming "America's largest tax ser¬ OWER MAN bott< m rates. Call or see your Union Pa., junior and first vice presi- 7:45 p.m. Thursday in 138Chent- vice." $5 and up, 506 N. Wash¬ manage small student apart- pool and GE appliances. Farm today. ED me:.t building in East Lansing. State agent ington. 2400 S. Cedar. Phone istry Building. KARMANN, IV 5-7267, I: F, ar Building 489-1652. Hours: Monday thru Johr, Dellc-ra, president of the Brubakei is a junior research FIDELITY REALTY C onservative Club, will head the award winner ior 1964-65. Friday, 9 to9; Saturday, 9 to 5; INVESTMENT CO. contingent from his side. Refreshment.? will be- served 1350 Haslett Rd. Sjinday.. 1,1 to 3. No appoint¬ Titer Jefcate is* sjper. :r, ment necessary. after t'fie "fneenrVg: ! ne p.iDiic 1? * 332-5041 lie. Tuesday, February 16. 1965 Micb'gm State News, East Lansing, Mulligan Store Revives Theatre Presents ] 'John Brown' Tonight 5-3 Tallied l-l-.is -i.t found .1 Afl.--.ckh Will Perform Tonight w At NU Debate placed i. the top niteen .t the Ice Skating Special Student Rates Eveaings: Wed. - Sat. 8-10 Afternoons Sat. & Sun. 3-5 JULIE V7 DICK Admission 50C -- Skate Rentals 25C ANDREWS-VANDYKE MSU ICE ARENA Tuesday, February 16, 1965 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan W« »oooi»a Mm Right You Just Ca That National National's U.S.D.A. Choice Beef Round Value- Way Trimmed Steaks Buddies Fully Cooked, Sweet Cured, Smoked lb. 1 This 16-oi. Delta Beverage Week Ware I.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Lean, Always Gristle-Free Cube Steak . . . ">• 99< Sliced Beef .3»*$100 Iced Tea Old Fashion, Fully Cooked, Ready to Eat Tumbler Coupon No. 19 from National Booklet. Smoked Generous Shank Portion Plus 25 Free Stamps With Purchase of Any 2 Other Pieces of This Beautiful Beverageware! Hams Value-Way Trimmed 100 Extra Stamps Rich Liver Flavor, So Fresh Brand U.S.D.A. Choice, and | With Purchase of Any Piece of Royal Chambord J Hillside, 16-21 Slices Per Sliced Pound Smoked Liver Sausage 2*79' Boneless Roasts j Teflon Cookware\ Hillside Brand, Mich. Grade 1, Smoked U.S.D.A. Choice Boat, Sis* Individual >»t if, Fancy, Intfivituai ? Plus Big Savings With Coupon No. 20 Bacon . . . Polish Kiebasa .... " (Boneless Sirloin Tip Steak 99* i from Notional Booklet! Tasty, Lean, Meaty, Fresh Picnic Style Booth's Famous Peeled 1 De-veined, Cocktail Sixe U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Fancy, Gourmet Style Roost Standard Treasury Frozen Shrimp 5^29 (Boneless Rump or Round 99* Pork . . . of Learning £; EE 10 Golden Sticks Per Pkg., So Fresh Brand U.S.D.A. Choice Beat, Extra-Fancy, Tied j Frozen Fish Sticks 3 {Boneless Chuck Roast 79c Volume 4/ 99' . Roasts This Week, with S' *resh Brand, Fatt-Froxefl, North Atlantic Boston Butt Style, Rolled 4 1W, Supreme Coupon from l-lb. Notional Booklet Oiean Perth Fillets Pkg. eless Pork Roast . . 49 Plus TOG Extra Stamps with Cot from tender Banquet — Apple or Cherry Natco, Fresh, AM White, Certified Grade A f Coupons No 23 and 24 from National Booklet young Lots of porkers! good eat¬ ing here, serve Frozen | I TOTAL 225 EXTRA STAMPS ; With All 4th Week Coupons! as slice a roast for . . sand¬ . Fruit Pies wiches. DOUBLE S&H Green Deal Pack, The Modern Detergent STAMPS Rinso Blue Detergent . L- 6? Orchard Fresh, Fancy Fruits In Heavy Syrup Top Taste, Freshest Flavor 8-01. Every Wednesday All-Purpose Determent, with a Glass in Pkg. 0* jm ^ Cream Cheese . . Pkg. 29' Silver Dusl Detergent . IS-oi. "" j4 Sixe Fruit A Favorite for Salads or Casseroles FREE 50 EXTRA WITH THIS COUPON Green STAMPS Pre-Measured, Heavy-Duty Detergent Cocktail Del Monte Tuna 25' With Purchase of 1 all-beef hamburger Lbs. or More Vim Tablets 69 Softest Facial Quality, Deal Pack Puffs Tissues 45' FREE WITH THIS COUPON s4" . . *aH" Detergent For FluHier Woshes Every Timo ... KW/%# 2 s 39' Greea Giant, Green Beans Finest Quality, Tender Cut . . 39' 50 EXTRA With oSr«n STAMPS Purchase of 1V« lb. Jiffy's Froien flash o freeze beef steaks At National ^n°EP«°pn|r« ! Pkg. Food Feb. 20. "all" Flufly Detergent . - #T Cood Things from the Valley—Young, Sweet and Very Tender FREE WITH THIS COUPON Dishes Sporkle in the Dishwasher m 4^ Green Giant Peas 2 £ 39' 50 EXTRA cs*eH„ STAMPS Dishwasher "all" . . . & With Purchase of $2.00 or FRESH fruits & vegetables More For Doing Delieotc Fabrics in Ce!d Water Redeem This Coupon At National Food $219 Store;. Coupon Expires Sat., Feb. 10. Cold Water "all" , . . a Tender Golden Cream Style, Fresh Sweet Flavor FREE WITH THIS COUPON Especially for Doing Duhes by Hand gr mg £ Green Giant Corn 4 25 EXTRA Garten STAMPS Swan Liquid Detergeni . £*; 65 "'VvTplant anv Redeem This Coupon At National Food Heavy Duty Laundry Detergent m^ Stores. Coupon Expires Sat., Feb. 20. Wisk Liquid Detergent . % /3 Fresh & Juicy, Very Sweet, California ■■■■ FREE WITH THIS COUPON Ammoniated Household Cleaner m 50 EXTRA STAMPS ^CQ Green 6? Navel With Purchese of a 2 Lb. Jar Handy Andy top taste Redeem This Coupon grape jam At Netional Food Luxurious Soop for Complexion Core 0^ Lux Soap 2 a 23 FREE WITH THIS COUPON For Luxurious Complexion Core Lux Soap Active Soap for Active People 0^ 3 K 47 0^ m 0^ am » Oranges Hot House Grown, Firm & Tender Crisp and Green, Packaged Fresh llv. 25 EXTRA e»t.Mn STAMPS With TOP Purchase of 10-ox. Jer. Manx. TASTE STUFFED 0UVES Redeem This Coupon At National Food Stores. Coupon Expires Sat., Feb. 20. Lifebuoy Soap . . . 2 25 Slaw or Tossed Salad FREE WITH THIS COUPON Active Soop for Active People 0^ Fresh A Favorite for Snacks, Fresh 25 EXTRA cs*.Hn STAMPS chase of an t-Ot. Top Taste Lifebuoy Soap . . . 2 K 37 Rhubarb Roasted Peanuts Stores. INSTANT MILK Redeem This Coupon At Ne Coupon Expire \ Sat.,~ Feb. 20. For thot Really-Clean Feeling—Deal Pk. Crisp, Tender oiid Flavorful p| Praise Soap .... 3 ^ 37 Fresh Rutabagas * S FREE WITH THIS COUPON 19* 25 EXTRA 0srt,Hn STAMPS The Lightest Shortening You Can Use lb. Serve Well-Chilled, Posteurixcd a nth Purchase of e NATCO BLACK PEPPER 4-ot. Size Spry Shortening .... 07 Sweet Apple Cider . . .«*09 im This Coupon At National Food Expires Sat., Feb. 20. Bayer Fabric Softener for Fluffier Washes For Normal Heir, or far Dry Hair FREE WITH THIS COUPON Final Touch £ OT Brack Shampoo . . . IT 50 EXTRA £» STAMPS Aspirin With Purchese of Any Tube of Deal Pack, Mild for your Finest Fabrice Mr CUE TOOTHPASTE Redeem This Coupon At National Food Surf Detergent .........0/ MiM Liquid Detergent for Finoet Fabric* Stores. Coupon Expires Set, Feb. 20. Washday I* a Breeze Detergent Breexe With ■ ■ ■ ♦£ 7t Lux Liquid Detergeni . 65' I