Annette Abrams ri«t Davidson Carol Wagenvord Ann Carruth«rs Joy McChonnoch MissMSU Choice Tonight MICHIGAN Miss MSU night will be chosen to¬ from among 10 finalists in the last contest of the com¬ petition, the talent judging. The pageant, part of the Win¬ UNIVERSITY STATE TATE NEWS ter Carnival program, will be- East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 17, 1965 gin at 8:15 tonight in Demon- Vo1, 55» Number 261 n Hall. Finalists are Annette Abrams, Ann Carruthers, Harriet David¬ Begin leukemia Study son, Sharen Fuller, Connie Gar- IWSU To dulski, Anne Laurenz, Joy Mc- Connochie, Sherry Noland, Kathy Thompason and Carol Wagen- voord. The girls were selected from among 95 contestants by the men of Blue Key, national senior and junior men's iionoarary which traditionally sponsors the Miss Discovered Research MSU contest. This is the first year that chartered America as an official Miss preliminary. The win- will be sponsored Fanatical Plot Grant All University Student Govern- NEW YORK !'—Three Amer- vhich may have been limed with the U.N.?" the commis- phia born Negro, married with one child. Employed as a judo ment (AUSG) at the Miss Mich- igan Contest. ican Negroes and a Canadiar woman, described as pro-Castrc Washington's birthday in were with 20 sticks of dyna- detonating caps. These sioner was asked. "j plied. don't know," Murphy re- instructor, he i.-- a supporter of the pro-Castro Fair Play for Received Judy Smith, the present Miss and pro-Chinese racial fanatics, seized in a well-laid po- Promoting Wood to detective Cuba Committee. MSU, will crown the winner to- were seized Tuesday night, and Bru , Mr. plot to blow up three cherished * ' ' lice trap as they were being J ' - " 1 0n ihe spot, ieri: Murphy told news- Khaleel S. Sayyec", 22, Brok- lyn-born Negro, single, a former MSU, will pres. 4 A b - skating h-Wtlnn hv Inpv exhibition by Joey W*shilfct0n Libel ty Ben. HASTE MAKEr WASTE Heckert and Gary Clark will vol's turtle race streaks down the offic ^ police Cor ^ during one of the preliminary heats. 007 didn't win, he lost out to Matey, East Shaw's contestant, who broke a world's record in^ the 32-foot dash. on his way to the record. Photo by Dave Sykes do sfon\iCTaUed "Ihe 'organ!zauon Otll\ Four MotltllS Ldter Registrar Won't Interpret; "'S—New China N-Test In Offing ASHING TON I -- Four On i supporting t Charges Harassment ess,?? in the fact c Editor's Note: Jim Ster- ba is in Mississippi to cover the hearings of the Civil RightsCommission. by the the been made by Dr. Gabel II. Con- JACKSON, Miss. 'PegOSUS' HuitleS IlltO Orbit,* -- hool, asked G.H. reyS Count,, where no SzHHHS Will Study Meteoroid Effect I'hc site of that low-yield ex- Mississippi Project Damaging, AUSG Told Stanford D Stanfo COFO's After Strong shall County Board of S . Even the NAACP ion on the All University S t u- ploying «'W erotic pecis of :!,lish Department and stu- (continued on page . ject which would provide per- Final Days at in Rust Marshall College, a Negro school County, located in i of the needs of tt To Register Si'fSrHr Authority On China : of how to go a : CI? Due Here Thursday here Thursday on "'I'hc- C 3*1=; rl, motivated, The 59-year-old d. .AND THESE ARE THE DUCKS" — Two ; STEP committee's report visitors to MSU run into three stalwarts at MSU udent Congress after ie-„ and the-result is a learning experience for the ,g a reply to i.is original younger of the two visitors. Big sister know- saying the Board of Su- ingly points out to little sister: "Now pay at- Photo by Patti Prout cle c Wednesday, February 17, 1965 . Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Campus Summary,----- —--- ------ EDITORIALS Plans for the The Harrison Overpass extension of when freight trains conduct Why I'm Trowbridge Road across campus appear to be progressing rapidly. switching operations across Har¬ rison Road. In CSR State Highway Departmentoffi- This is a source of great irrita¬ A ---.----------By Michael Kindman clal told the State News a meet¬ tion to persons trying to get to Many students have begun discussing the Committee for Student class or work on time, but even ing between the department and Rights, questioning the need for such a group and the means it has chosen to implement its views. President Hannah will "be held more, it prevents a real danger 1 would like to explain my interpretation of the positions CSR has "soon" to discuss the new road to a community where many small taken in its first few weeks, and to give one person's reasons for and presumably to iron out diff¬ children live. Should a fire or ac¬ joining the group. I am expressing here my own views. I speak not as a State News staff member, nor officially for CSR, although I am cident occur in Spartan Village a ering points of view concerning deeply involved in both organizations. The Committee for Student Rights has formed to protest the al¬ intersections on the campus. passing train and the resultant most inevitable loss of individual identity which occurs when a cam¬ We are glad to see that plans traffic tie-up could make it im¬ pus grows as large as this one has—30,000-plus students, several for this vital thoroughfare have possible for emergency vehicles thousand faculty and staff members, 4,900 acres of main campus, $146 million in new buildings within a 10-year period. to reach the scene in time to save progressed this far, but fear a CSR is founded upon the concept that the growth of the University a life. —a growth which we cannot deny and have no right to condemn— major bottleneck, the Harrison One can only expect this situ¬ jjoes not have to mean a decline in the quality of the education af¬ Road railroad crossings just forded each student. This means more than updated curricular of¬ south of what would be the Har¬ ation to worsen as the campus ferings and an Educational Development Program. CSR firmly believes that students can be given opportunities to rison-Trowbridge intersection, grows to the south and crosses make decisions for themselves, to develop into responsible individ¬ has been neglected. the railroad tracks. uals and to benefit fully from what should be a stimulating univer¬ sity environment, even when the University has grown to 30 and 40 So far the University has opted We realize that Harrison Road thousand students and beyond. for an overpass at the Harrison- is an East Lansing street, but To accomplish this, at least two things are necessary. First, the University must modify its outdated conception of the Trowbridge intersection, with the if the railroad crossings are to "in loco parentis" policy by which it claims the right to intervene Highway Department favoring a be bypassed the impetus must in students' personal affairs. "In loco parentis" isa traditional at¬ titude of colleges and universities and is not about to be abandoned. s i g n a 1-c o n t r o 11 e d crossing. come from the University, which Rut this University has insisted on too strict an interpretation of Neither seems to have considered the policy, to the extent of telling some students' parents that they shouldn't tolerate having the have less right to decide their children's affairs than does the Uni¬ an overpass for the railroad campus split by the railroads, versity administration. A totally disproportionate amount of money crossings. and from the Highway Department and energy goes into the preservation of such institutions as wom¬ We feel the ideal solution would which will finance construction en's hours, liquor prohibitions and alliances between campus and civil authorities to enforce University regulations. be to elevate Harrison Road of the, Trowbridge Road- exten¬ Thus, CSR has made" its initial suggestions for liberalization of across the Trowbridge Road ex¬ sion. the "in loco parentis" policy as the first area which must see re¬ vision if the University experience is to be more meaningful tension and both railroad cross¬ Second, there must be a drastic increase in the amount of dis¬ ings. A few students have already ex¬ cussion of problems both directly and indirectly affecting students. pressed their desire for such an I See You Go To East Lansing High School. There must be more exchange of ideas, more dissent, even open There is already a need for overpass in letters to the State ideological warfare between factions and departments. such a crossing since Spartan In this area, CSR has already had some success. News and East Lansing city offi¬ The committee has been accepted as a force, however young and Village is currently cut off from cials. We hope a great many more small, in University affairs. It has done this without going through the rest of the campus for as the bureaucratic rigamarole of petitioning to AUSG for a charter. much as half-hour at a time will do so. It has demonstrated that a group need not be passed upon by the a LETTERS TO Student Organizations Bureau, a doctrinaire body that has more than once interfered with the establishment of student groups, in Back To Reality Letter To The Agitators An Ode To CSR ) hav CSR does not ning. object to official recognition nor to stating.its goals quite-narcoties. It admits that openly; it feels, however, that allowing its views to be screened The Food and Drug Adminis¬ through a committee before exposing them to the outside world tration has embarked on a crack¬ perhaps half the barbiturates and Dear Little C.S.R, immaturity is acting or speak¬ To the Editor: would be a compromise of its belief in freedom of expression. amphetamine pills produced an¬ Noble effort is not a crude ing beyond one's capabilities, The committee has been authorized by existing student organi¬ down on persons illegally distrib¬ crying out and infringement on rational thinking, and common Oh CSR, repulsed we are, zations to the extent that it has had representatives speak to a uting barbituarates and ampheta¬ nually are sold illegally. the rights of the masses—not good of the student body. With your profound display number of dorm councils, has been discussed by many student You represent a minority if Nevertheless, any attempt to a barging in and disrupting of campus rights and justice groups and has attracted sympathy and support far beyond that mine pills. The latest step is only for the fact that no one knows fights cut down the use of these cheap meetings. You are (right or given most organizations in existence less than a term. the restriction on sales of cer¬ wrong) a minority and you are who in God's-Green-Earth you For students in dismay. Students, at least partly because of CSR's formation, are think¬ tain nasal inhalers, which are thrillers is welcome. Some mem¬ sowing more seeds of havoc than are and what you represent. ing a little more about problems affecting them and are wondering of good ends. For my welfare and out of con¬ what CSR is up to. This is good. bers of Congress claim the FDA now to be sold by prescription Asa student, you are part of cern for this school, I should hope At Bailey Hall you showed to all Logos is one way in which CSR hopef to demonstrate that some has more power to cut down illic¬ you represent a minority judging Your dignity and poise, only. a University. You do not run it. University regulations are paper tigers, with the effect of intimi¬ You are here to study. You have from the conduct of your repre- You showed your strength and dating students into submission but with no adequate justification it sales than it is using. The reason for the crackdown, the eting helpfulness for their existence. (Logos has been distributed "illegally"—that If federal enforcement of inter¬ ported in the State News of Mon¬ To be lot of noise! of course, is that many people If your mind is to improve in a is, without prior approval of dormitory authorities—but has not state intellect, you must also improve day. Even allowing for bias in been repressed and has not offended many sensitivities. The Uni¬ are using certain pharmaceutical commerce provisions is yourself in character. You have journalism, there was no excuse versity has lived and let live.) needed to keep people from seek¬ for such a display as recorded DixTiots at "Old Berkeley' supplies for "kicks." Barbitur¬ none of honor or moral charac¬ Bring satisfaction true, I have allied myself withCSR because I do not agree with the Uni¬ there. ates are depressants; ampheta¬ ing escape from reality by a ter if you cannot accept the rules To members of your hairy set versity's interpretation of its own power in the lives of students, of the Institution (again right or Co home, little children, and and feel that some sort of activist movement is needed here to alter mines are stimulants. Both pro¬ cheap and dangerous method, then wrong) that is making possible learn about just action, about di¬ Who demonstrate for you? this interpretation in the near future. the FDA crackdown can serve your education. Stop and be thank¬ plomacy and good taste, about the We are "activist" in the sense that we are not afraid to formu¬ vide a cheap means of escape purpose of this University, about ful for the opportunity. Your late and defend principles in which we believe; "activist'' in that for those who misuse them, one an important social function. quaint respect to Dellera You cannot possibly prove how to obey the rules placed upon we disagree with the concept that we are in the University to take Was hardly apropos. not unlike a narcotic effect. There are too many problems yourself worthy of greater liberty you, about who and for what you courses and absorb culture and do nothing more.CSR feels students Oh! CSR, those crazy beards if you cannot live under the rules are. Think. are here to live and grow and experience life, and to do so must in the real world for the escape Just simply have to go. The Food and Drug Adminis¬ (right or wrong) now standing. Before you (right or wrong) have freedom to express their ideas, right or wrong. not think it will cut to the "other world" to be any¬ blow your reeking breath in the tration does Only mature people can diag¬ Martyrdom is not the goal of CSR, nor is a gaudy display of pow- , nose the best way of life for them¬ face of society (right or wrong) er seized by immature and sensational means. We hope to establish Conditions here at MSU out all illegal use of these not- thing but cowardly and foolish. become honorable part of it. selves. This University consists an Are hardly quite so blue; within the University a point of view which has not frequently been of individuals of I'm not old and wise, but this a vast range in So do we need a CSR expressed here, and to do so calmly and with discipline. Point Of View By Dave Hanson degrees of maturity. Supervision morning I sat down and thought To create a problem new? If Michigan State University, which has been thinking in near- must allow for this. A for three whole minutes. You try serious terms about educating 100,000 students at a time, is to re¬ main anything more than a prison of the mind, we must move now to It ial Might problem of minors possessing, a As We Churchill's Liberia allow for individual freedom and dignity, and to do this in a context greater than that of University regulations and the attempts of fac¬ ulty committees to determine what students want. act.It is the great- coh< lie beverages is with us again. Two Dear¬ Whose University, after. To the Lditc born teenagers spent the weekend in jail and ; were fined $60 each after being caught drinking Did Someone Whose Students? &&Yn f QnnQQ fiacomn ear Fee Hall Saturday night. Several points i Miss Yat PUZZLE aaacm innnaa The problem is youth, complicated by a uni¬ r yea: they ( letter about Churchill and Libe Say Puritan? To the Editor: inon □□□□□ need clearing up. I should have ana □□□□□□ versity and a dry community. are doing. Sprii Students under 21 find it easy to get beer. Just thought that Mr. Padmore's letter What is the function of uni¬ act.. Curiosity Co was remar'rably restrained, ex¬ a □□□ nan □□□ as the younger students feel that they have some¬ To the Editor: versity: to educate or to legis¬ ate trouble. "T cept on the principle "of the □□□□□ □□□ □□ thing to prove, the older ones, more guilty be¬ stands for Booze late? □□ □□□ □□□an dead, nothing but good," but if It seems to me that American cause they provide the means, take an adolescent Apparently the administra¬ some of his readers did not grasp society in general, and MSU stu¬ tions of Michigan State Univer¬ □□□ * - ana pleasure in watching them try. Yet, since it is more of a joke than anything else, there is little ther compl m. Aftei his references, then perhaps the dents in particular, have recent¬ sity have in the past concluded □□□□□□ □□□ criminal about it. It becomes criminal when the the record should be put straight. ly (say, in the past half-century) on highly questionable grounds □□□□Q □□□□□□ tudeni inder 21, the > No onehasdeniedSir Winston's rediscovered their genitals. As □□□□□□ □□□□□ older students provide beer for a profit. that such legislation as is re¬ 1 he University situation complicates the prob¬ There i greatness, but there is consider¬ a result, we find our world sup¬ quired to "redirect his (the stu¬ □urinuo □□□□□ into dark lanes. The 1 able room for distortion andfor- er-saturated with 3.2 sex. lem because of thepressures ■: theyounger stu- dent's) course of action and avail 1e; ts who ire trying to get -head. It seems t«. sounds will come from side. The:, a c getfulness in the contemplation We have "sex" in the movies, himself of the educational oppor¬ fly the indow land in the of so lengthy a career. "sex" in the papers, "sex" in university" is :• m th t everyone is doing it. The joke, the lie, tunities at the 15. King ot the The campus police will round them up. Lans¬ As for the Churchillian rela¬ the back seats of VW's and"sex" incomes • truth, self-evident, compulsive. acceptable. This our leaders jungle ing Township will prosecute. The MSU adminis¬ tionship to British colonialism, on the banks of a well known mid- choose to call the "remedial 17. TV Spring term breeds legends that take on a my¬ re¬ tration will make a statement condemning the apart from an early manhood western river—everywhere but sources" of the University. Re¬ thological air with the passage of a year or so. situation and promising a crackdown. spent defending it in India, South in bed it seems. Strange. DOWN Such orgies are part of the unwritten Student medial? But, silent and majestic as theRedCedar.and Africa and the Sudan, Sir Winston 1 1-egal dm Handbook. They must be true. \Vhy?Because the Assuming sex has been around There is no reasonable basis 2. Well administration has laws agau.st them. possibly as polluted, the student body will rise since the year one, what is the to suggest that Michigan State "Let's get a sixie and head for the boondocks," in a mass of apathy and belch. Lloyd George coalition govern¬ fuss about all of a sudden? University should not exercise 22 New: Ger. There are 23 1/2 such stories in the Naked ment (1921-22), and often is re¬ Granted, sex is a big thing; does is the humble beginning that promises the inno- iny degre tely, this t the i membered for one of his n -rc it, however, merit all this pub¬ ce.'.t freshmar. honor student r n entry into the the student whilt 23. Word ol pugnent World War Two observa¬ licity? (I'm sold, already, I'm the campus. It is the inherent , 2 3 4 5 4 T > 9 ,0 " tions: "1 did not become His sold.) Are there not other things 24. South right of the school as a property MICHIGAN Majesty's first Minister to pre¬ the world besides sex? Say, 13 f, in STATE MEWS administrator. But it is impos¬ 12 STATE side over the liquidation nf the Monopoly, for instance. I'm bored sible to substantiate adminis¬ >5 2b Gaulish UNIVERSITY British Empire." Miss Yates asked what a Li- with the whole question (if, in¬ deed, there is a question.) tration disposition regarding stu¬ dent activities off-campus, dur¬ 14 % ia god of i had British colonialsim, to which i one All around me I see a society sated with semi-sex, quasi-sex, ing either school terms or vaca- It % 22 thunder 27. Interior %%% if 20 2/ Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inland Daily Press Associa¬ Editor Advertising Manager John Van Gieson Arthur Langer must reply, rather a lot. British pseudo-sex, and assorted sex Recently the severely out¬ %% 25 26 27 28 28. Calcium symbol tion, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Managing Editor .....Hugh Leach expansion at the expense of Li¬ beria, Liberian bonded indebted¬ surrogates. How can they take something so fundamentally un- dated visitor regulations at Olin Health Center were brought clos¬ 23 % 30 30. Rodents 33. Concerning ..Charles C. Wells 31 Press Association. Campus Editor Assistant Campus Editor ...Liz Flyman ness to London bankers, contin¬ ued British crticism of Liberian boring as sex and make it hack¬ er to current standards. How long 29 % 34. Bib. region 35 Boy: Sp. neyed by overexposure? will it take for the present ad¬ 32 33 Published every class day throughout fall, Sports Wire Editor Editor Richard Schwartz Bill Krasean affairs, all these things are a People—and a s ciety— so ministration. to make a similar y//, % % 37 39 it 40 36. Eager 39 Was borne winter and spring terms and twice weekly summer term by the students of Michigan Assistant Advertising Manage i .Ken Hoffman matter of record. If these proofs are insufficient, voluble on the subject of sex might heed the words of George move tion as a toward reducing its func¬ meddling police force 35 %% 43 44 40. Dill seed State University. Night Editor Copydesk Advisor Brad Smith »...tyenry T.Price then Miss Yates should be re¬ Bernard Shaw: "Sex, like air, minded that until the end»*jf the is no big thing... unless you're and concentrate on the business 41 42 % 4k 42. Summer in l'aris MTFca ,4hancf, educating responsible IS 1 at second e'lVTs pbseage fnr, JEast Lansing, News Advisor Richard E. Hangen last world war the currency in not Editorial Editors Michael Kindman getting any." citizens? Michigan. 47 46 Editorial and business offices at 341 Stu¬ Susan Filson circulation pound sterling. in Liberia was the % 44 Behave 46. 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By Albert E Only $2.98 4821554 •- 482-1555 Wednesday, February 17, 1965 'Michigan State News, Kast Lansing, Michigan Final Seniors Of x68 Shaping Fate Weekend Freshman Gym Outfit In Spo The 1 t big weekend i f home Scores In Flint Open , athletic activity for the winter By ROBERTA YAFIE season highlights this week. State News Sports Writer Four of State's winter squads Many upperc sviu! back and wonder, when a new crop of have a total of seven events card- Michigan State, if such material • fresl.itu. rake up residence at ; ed for the home folks Friday will i-ver t - ve Whe George S/ypula, Spartan gym- ' and Saturday, with hockey, tenc- tics cu.ich, thinks about his freshmen, however, all he can do mg and swimming outfits each double action. ' in it they'll become—it's merely a matter Spartan skaters get things • .d improve the talent and ability that going Friday night as the> meet i :he Class of 'ckey Asso- v . pre-sea^ui. contest. Although the ciation play. The second game ' were strong threats throughout the is set for Saturday right. hace- of! time both nights is 7:.<0. 'c 1 >ck rtinuty i' r the frosh to compete . v pi' , All the other home events ire »i v '".end several of their first-year ; Saturday. l • States Gymnastics Federation meet The fencers meei Indiana ir.d , I.ut the competition is not the same, Detroit starting at 10:30 a.m. k an open meet such as this requires at the IM Sports Art. . Next , m H . d. Al'jn'.' with the Spartan en- up are the swimmei > wl, meet CENTER OF AT T E N T ION--State's Bill C -tis, smallest ce-iter in the Big Ten V.1 c: i n iio the Toronto Sokols, the Wisconsin ar.d Pittsburgh be- at 6-4, faces a roadblock in U-M cenfe Craig Dill '40), all of 6-10, when he .nted. 1 p.m turns the corner past junior guard Joh- ClaASor. Photo by David Sykes Da\e I hor literally ran away with meet honors, cleaning up .firsts in side horse, parallel bars, long horse, floor exercise Have 'Hill * Clean and rings. His only "miss" was Cagers in horizontal bar, in which he placed second. Along with these victories went the Ed all-around ti- Gunny spoiled Thor's at¬ tempt at a clean sweep by tak¬ ing first honors-in horizontal When Sonny List¬ bar. He was third in long horse ed Floyd Patters and sixth in rings as well. become boxing's heav Other outstanding perform¬ champion people sighed ances by the Spartan frosh were executed by Larry Goldberg, Ken Fox, Dennis Smith andTom ( hurch. Fox was second in paral¬ lel bar-, as well as tying for second in rings with Goldberg. Smith and Church each earned i.:: —d—p1 ice finishes in two events side hoi 3e anri parallel bars, respectively. Thor's all-arour.d win was a . l .i i.t. riortnance of that Jim . the squau meet. Curzi,current Spartan leader, is the reigning Big Ten all-around champ—Thor lias yet to win a Spartan letter. "1 was extremely happy with the way the freshmen worked," Szypula said, a statement that is as loaded as the squad's talents. Losses incurred by graduation I! toudie Interested may tan hurt somewhat, but the Spar¬ coach knows that the future LOOK MA, NO HANDS--Jim Curzi lets himself can hold that pot of gold for the go in his parallel bar routine against Southern Green and White. Illinois, He registered 9.85, the top individual In A Seconi '<■ A'eek Charter Flight To Europe score of the non-conference Photo varsity contest. by Larry Carlson Toronto/Lorn WEDNESDAY ONLY! June .16- AA L, NCAA Heads Meet Today Aug. 13- Amsterdam/ NtW YORK (UPl)—An elh.i-t The dispute invo begins today t set'!- the war n.g of track meets. The NCAA iiitrol "i teur sports wants ihe rigli: of dual sanc- Air Canada D C 8 (Jet) over c mi lhe ptesider: : ihv Amatiui u....i,,g while the AAL' contends Athletic union, C lii'tord Buck, it h..s sole sanctioning powers, is scheduled ti, discuss things Today's meeting is described s280°° at New York with NCAA Presi- dent Everett Barnes. as "exploratory." 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With a victory over in the last series, 7-4 and 6-2. transition from high school to the Wolverines, the Spartans Sophomore Mike Jacobson, who collegiate hockey. He said that became State's greatest scorer, the major difference of the two would gain at least a tie for the last weekend, will try to better was that collegiate hockey de¬ Big Ten title, and would move a notch closer to a playoff berth his output of 25 goals. Jacobson mands much more actual skat¬ in the Western Collegiate Hockey reflecting on the Wisconsin ing from the players. "I had a lot of hockey ex¬ State would be two games ahead bothered by pressure, as he at¬ perience back home in Copper of Michigan, and would have a tempted to surpass the former Cliff, Ont., where the play is firm hold on fourth place in the record of 24 goals, set by Terry actually a lot rougher," he said. Moroney in the 1958-59 season. "Here you are only allowed to league. At present, MSU is 5-4 in the WCHA and 14-8 overall. "During a game, you justdon't check while on the defense, while Jacobson feels that the key to Ice Show Billed been the unity and great effort of the team members. "We're a closely-knit unit," he said,"and For Tonight there's always a great deal of spirit among the players." Captain Doug Roberts, a Two MSU students who have a busy skating schedule ahead senior, surpassed the record for the most points scored in a sea¬ of them will appear at an ice show tonight at 8 in Demon¬ stration Hall. son. Roberts scored 11 points on five goals and six assists Joanne Heckert and Gary Clark will take the spotlight in the two games against the along with Yvonne Drummond, another MSU student. The show will be held in conjunction with the finals of Badgers to boost his point total to 44 for the season. the Miss MSU contest which will also be staged tonight at the Ice Arena. He erased the old mark of 43, shared by both Jim Ward and Miss Heckert and Clark will compete at Buffalo, N.Y., Real Turcotte. Ward set t-he next week in 10Y p urs comp'etitio'h of the North Ameri¬ can skating championships. Record in the 1954-55 season, and Turcotte tied it during the The pair also plans to take part in the world champion¬ 1960-61 campaign. ships which will take place in early March at Colorado Springs. The Ice Rockettes, who appear during intermission at Spartan home hockey games, will also be on tonight's skating card alo j with several dance couplM. MSU's hockey team didn't play at home lastweekend but Pledge the ice arena was still the scene of some good skating. Gary Visconti, newly crowned U.S. senior men's figure Elects C skating champion, practiced at MSL' for championship com¬ petition at Lake Placid, N.Y. Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity Visconti, a Detroit resident, upset heavily favored Olympic pledge class officers are Ross bronze medalist Scott Ethan Allen for the senior title. Reck, Bridgman sophomore, He has studied for several summers at eight-week sessions president; Louis Spens, Ocqueoc at the MSU Ice Arena. junior, vice president; Dennis Besides his exploits it the United States, Visconti earned Payne, Bridgman sophomore, so¬ top billing in Europe i year ago by defeating live Olympic cial chairman; Gordon Nye, St. skaters in both the French and German championships. 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At the starting gun, he By DONALD SOKOL versity ol Mic!iig.;i', will present bolted, and without coming out State News Staff Writer a reading of his poetry here of his shell, accidentally slid '[ hursday at 8 p.m. in 221 Phy¬ Fortunes changed hands, a forward about four feet. None of sics Building. world record was set, and over the other three entries moved. The program, sponsored by the 300 fans were thrilled in the 1M Undaunted, Maude began his tor¬ MSL Lrglish Department, will Arena Monday night. turous climb back up the racing be opeii to the public. Fifty turtles—champions and ramp to the starting line. His A native of ( i : ectiCut, Hall thoroughbreds all—c\,me to try courage and dogged urwil irgnesr for the big one in Washington. is a graduate of Harvard andOx- to pass another turtle Won him For the winner of the race would f rd Universities. He Joined the the hearts of the crowd and the U-M English faculty in 1957. represent MSU at American Uni¬ broken trophy i.r s, west turtle. He ;£ the author of three books versity's International Collegiate DONALD HALL Turtle Race Feb. 26, in the l 1 poetry, "Exiles ar.d Mar- ■ s," "The Dark Houses' nation's capital. a d "A Ron; of Tiger Lilies," So it was, that in an amazing c d a prose work, Short to Be Saved." "String loo burst of speed, Matey, entry of East Shaw, was chosen. He is Leukemia - His work has wor the Oxford Newdigate Prize such awards Resource the noblest turtle of them all. He had the look of a champion. (continued from page 1) His pride, his bearing and his ■ d the Lamont Poetry Selection sheer guts spelled out the dif¬ Tngs on the veterinary research Poets. the Academy of American Honor Won ference between just a good turtle and a great turtle. His winning farm. One of the studies will in¬ time in the 32-foot straightaway volve inoculating newborn dogs Around The with selected material' derived By Senior was 29 seconds. Hank Steffes, Matey's trainer, told of his turtle's rugged train¬ from human If leukemia and animal cases. can be induced in Fashion World The Depanment of Resource ing. "We put him in a garbage this mannger, it will be addi¬ tional evidence that the disease Development will present its an¬ pail with an ash tray full of raw London Fog and Pa:-is Togs in nual agricultural honors award hamburger meat over night. He is caused by a virus and can be 1 .nisiiig will be the theme of the to Laurence A. Schenk, Detroit spread. f shion show presented in con- will return there shortly." He senior, March 4. added with determination, "We'll Another study will involve rection w th VVyitcr Carnival Schenk is in park and recrea¬ win at Washington. I have no growing cells from norma' and tion administration and will re¬ tumorous canine tissue ana stu¬ i doubts." Bill Nicholson, Matey's ceive the Professor Karl Dressel dying the effects of virus nutter- Mi deiing clothes from the Style coach, nodded his agreement. Honors Award in Park Manage- these colls. But if there was joy, there & iflfiL 1 ■ 4 c WffW's will bt; -i.'fe* 19A4 H'tyjflecOTi" Included *r the award ts $75 the heartache of Kelso, Zeta study the kind and a-mount of i • cnuit ii d Mr. MSL fir jlists. cash, a framed certificate and Beta Tau's entry, who placed antibodies produced by dogs in¬ his name inscribed on a perma¬ in 32 seconds. Perhaps the most oculated with material froni leu¬ nent plaque in the Resource De¬ kemic animals and people. poignant disappointment was that velopment office showing names of the Delta Zeta's Ralph II. He ' Part of the research will be BARNES FLORAL . .^,hoi of other recipients of the award. set an unofficial world's record carried out by the Michigan !)e- TELEGRAPH He was also formally recognized of 28 seconds in an earlier heat. partment of Health through a sub¬ at the recent Michigan Forestry But his contract with MSL'. courageous little heart and Parks Conference held at and speedy, muscular legs Dr. John B. Moloney, head of Viral Leukemia Section of ^IMTA'NN ED 2-0871 Kellogg Center. couldn't carry him on at that grueling pace. He didn't place the the Laboratory National of Viral Oncology. Cancer Institute, will in the final race. Ironically, Ralph serve as Institute project of: >c- I, Ralph II's namesake, was a rabbit. And so, a new twist on the story of the tortoise and the hare. The is. were others: Abbott Deep Breath Hall's Oddjob, a favorite of the crowd, who didn't place; Phi Gamma Delta's Road-Apple, who Fells Chemist The directions for the chem- fought desperately from behind All Paperbacks J after a slow start, but didn't quite make it. Perhaps the greatest tale of courage and triumph can be told i perr concentrated hydrochloric acid and then sniff the mixture. All Adult Fiction & Non-Fiction | about Gilchrist's entry, Maude. He showed the spirit of greatness in the final heat for slowest However, Peter Lippincott, Flint freshman, 420 South Case, breathed the compound too deep¬ ly after mixing it Monday for an | experiment in Chemistry 112. All Children's Books He was transported to Olin Hospital but no first aid was required. Campus police listed the oc¬ currence as an "occupational ART SUPPLIES I ★ Basic Outlines UP TO | WEDNESDAY'S Nat.Sci. 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LANSING AND MSU MEET Pole Lamps 3 colors BOOK $ white, beige, black OPEN Mori. - Fri. CAMPUS 9:00 - 5:30 Wed. nite 'til 9:00 STORE Sat. 5:00 p.m. Big 13-oz. Can! wi AQUA NIT PopuUi hmir spray by Rayciit, ii div-unt price Shop Kreiflt ■ for / ^ ML 0 $388 Across From The Union KRESGE'S CAMPUS STORF 135 E. GRAND RIVER Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 17, 1965 7 Hannah Opens Hearings I Fuzak Talks Of Fraternities ^ ■ J V y The opportunities for frater- nities to parents and taxpayers contribute to their mem- sary. is neces- tern has faltered, Fuzak saic At MSL they have grown and wii rill be great in the future. Regulations by the University continue tu grow. Editor's Note: Jim Ster- the violate The Civil Rights Commission of Mississippi' 1964 John A. Fuzak, vicepresident for are necessary if these publics The Faculty Committee onStu- ba is in Mississippi to e hearings of the On April 19. Wednesday, February 17, 1965 8 Michigan State News, Fast Lansing, Michigan "I am so pleased with the results that SKATES SKATES - Girls size 10, 1 Used one winter, (very little). runne the State News Classifieds happy advertiser told us. get," this Paid $6, now only $3. Call For Rent For Sale Personal Service Automotive Automotive Employment WHY PAY MORE? For pr„les- WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA, IF YOU need some life insurance MERCURY 1957, 4-door hardtop. TOWN AND COUNTRY FOOD TWO MEN, share Cedar Village CHEVROLET CORV'AIR Monza, 1956 edition. Fine condition. $85. you probably suspect it. So, we' 11 sional dry cleaning, WEND- 1961. 4-speed. Excellent condi¬ Mercomatic. Radio, heater. Company needs men. Married apartment spring or summer ROWS. Pants, skirts, sweaters, terms. Contact Bil' ED 2-8003. 32 not play violins to bring tears tion. Price, $925. Call TU Power steering and brakes. Ex¬ preferred with time on their 32 to your eyes and money out of 65^. Plain dresses, suits, coats, cellent motor and tires. $199. hands to work at exceptional 4659. RfiVEftt YAPfc recorder. Excel- 2-2703. 32 lent condition. 489-5464. 32 your pocket. We will say you $1.29. 3006 Vine St., 1/2 block AL EDWARDS LINCOLN MER¬ selling job. For appoi west of Frandor. C31 CHEVROLET, 1957 convertible can ask us-for intelligent infor¬ CURY. 3125 E. Saginaw. (North call 487-3661. Ask for Mr. four blocks to campus. Cooking V-8. Good top, new tires, radio. mation — and get it. BUBOLZ, DIAPER SERVICE, same diapers Performs well, is nice looking. of Frandor). Open Monday, Crowlev. 31 privileges. Call ED 7-0180after 3&-8671. C31 • AUTOMOTIVE 5. ED 7-0068. 38 returned. Either yours or ours. 355-2907. Thursday, Friday til 9. C33 WANTED: INSTRUMENTS for • EMPLOYMENT With our service you may in¬ MERCURY 1957 Turnpik. small band. If interested, call EYDEAL VILLA, two girls to • FOR RENT CHEVROLET, 1960 Impala. Au- - THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS clude two pounds ofbabyclothes tomatic shift. Volkswagen, 1960 Cruiser. Push-button.Automat¬ David Potyraj, ED 7-9703 after share two bedroom deluxe fur¬ that do not fade. Diaper pai! fur¬ • FOR SALE in Lansing? See them in Detroit, ic. Good tires. Excellent condi¬ 6:30. 31 nished apartment. $50 per • LOST & FOUND K arm an Ghia. Reasonably Friday, March 19. Tickets: 4.50, nished. tion. $1"5. Cash. CalllV5-7880. month. 337-2202. 31 AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE • PERSONAL priced. Both, excellent condi¬ 3.50, 2.50, 1.50. Mail orders to tion. 332-2395. 33 % PLAYER PIANO. Excellent con¬ Grinnell's Tickets, 1515 Wood¬ 914 E. Gier St. • PEANUTS PERSONAL der of term and spring term. dition. Many roles. Terrific buy •REAL ESTATE CHEVROI ET iQ56, o-CY'inder, MUSTANG, 1965 Fastback. Full Walking distance. Luxury apart¬ at $250. Call 489-6071 evenings. ward, Detroit. (Enclose self- IV 2-0864 C • SERVICE stjr.dar.1 "hift. $145. See at Sin- Power. Like new. Newcarguar- addressed stamped envelope.) 31 DIAPER SERVICE, three types ments. $55. 351-5478. 31 33 • T RANSPORTATION clair Station Corner Kalamazoo antee. 372-0460 after 6. Full time. Experienced. BEAUTIFULLY CARVED dark of diapers to choose from. Bulk 33 OLDSMOBILE 1961, Dynamic 88 LADIES wash for cleaner whiter diapers. • WANTED i'PPert four-door hardtop. Automatic Martin's Hair Fashions, Spar¬ apartment. Close to campus. oak bedroom suite. Twin beds, Fluff dried and folded. Useyour CHEVROLET, 1956 convertible. have you invited your transmission, power, other ex¬ tan Shopping Center. ED2-4522. Call 332-3322. 34 coil springs. Vanity, mirror, KNIGHTS the rent ours. Containers fur¬ 1957 engine, floor shift. $295. 31 chest. $135. ED 2-6764. 31 to or tras. Excellent condition. 882- MALE. SHARE apartment with nished. No deposit. 25 years ex¬ Good condition. Always starts. Spin 7514. 31 HUSBAND, WIFE to three graduates. Spring term. perience. BY-LO DIAPER SER¬ Jar Bo wen, 332-2573. 33 . on February 27 OLDSMOBILE, 1962 F-85. V-6. manage small student apart¬ Dresses, skirts, sweater. Ex¬ One block from campus. 351- VICE, 1010 E. Michigan. IV CHEVY II Novj Deluxe Station- ment building in East Lansing. .Correlations - 12 noon one Red and white. Grey interior. 4518, after 5. 33 cellent condition. Reasonable. 2-0421. C class day before publ'catioi wagor.. Radio. Positraction. All modern facilites and con¬ 332-4336. 31 FREE! A thrilling hour of beauty! Sharp! Excellent condition. Call W11 LIAMSTON, LARGE fur- Phone RENT your TV from NEJAC". Whitewalls. 23 m.p.g. Must sell 372-2680. 33 venient close-in location. Age For appointment, call 484-4519. PHONE this week. $1,225. IV "-5322 no barrier. Write for interview, nished apartment, fireplace. $85 WHIRLPOOL, PORTABLE.dish- MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS New Zenith portable for only OLDSMOBILE, 1963 four-door. per month. Utilities paid. washer. $100. 7-room humidi¬ $9 per month. FREE Service mornings and evenings. 33 stating qualifications. Michigan STUDIO. 1600 E. Michigan. C33 355-8255 Automatic. Power steering, Adults. Call ED 2-0993. 35 fier, $30. Play pen, $3.50. Teet¬ and delivery. Call NEJAC TV State News, Box D-4. 33 FOR REAL SAVINGS, ask this CORVAIR. 1963Spyder. Excellent brakes. 15,000 miles. Other ac» ONE OR over 21. er - Babe, $2. 332-0035. 31 Rental. 482-0624. C RATES condition. Black outside PART-TIME nit it clerk. Exper- two women State Farm agent about financ¬ cesswies. Excellent CtMnSiviwi. SEWING MACHINE, 1964 model. SEWING AND ALTERATIONS: Spring term. Nice, near campus. ing .your next car through the r 1 DAY $1.50 black interi< r. $1,600. Call IV 882-7594. 33 ienced. Apply in person, Spar¬ 332-6934. 35 'he entire No attachments needed. Simply State Farm Car Finance Plan family. Efficient. 3 DAYS S3.50 4-9352 after 4. 31 tan Shop-Rite, 940 Trowbridge. stitch to make button — Reasonable service. Cr, 11 Berry, OLDSMOBILE, 1963 Super 88 32 RIVERS EDGE. Man to share lar- select a Ask for ED KARMANN, IV 5- 5 DAYS. . . . $6.00 holes, monograms, app 1 ica, 332-2949. four-door Holiday. Loaded with gest available apartment. Spring 7267, In Frandor. C31 3ased or 15^words per ad'1 HARD WORK if you can get it. INCOME TAX, D-ms accessories,. $2,100 rid-summer. $S2. 351-54M, auvy*l$Xic decorative ■ . a 'A3 overcast., :■ - Keinngs " ¥»ung men--•!>■>to worfe in •FBivHA^ u.fittipife* — , r nc; i 'Be a 50c s ZU/T 33 TWO MEN - Four-room appraveri S 111C ri i ri g." Wa n t responsible ey'&$poihftn6?ft. CaifiV5-"?62C; 34 our office and order depart¬ isft The date is February 20rh 2783 party to pay balance of $49.80 36 and bookkeeping charge if PONTIAC, 1962 Catalina con¬ ment. $85 to start. $125 after apartment. Spring. Furnished, ad is not paid within DODGE 1959. 4-door V-8. Radio. vertible. Take over cooking, private entrance. Near or small monthly payments. Will TV RENTALS for students. Eco¬ payments. third week. Opportunity to work THINKING OF a P.// Parry? All power. Automatic. Low Call any time. IV 2-7538. 31 campus. $10. 351-4532. 35 accept older model in trade. nomical rates by the term and into management. $18,000 a year Contact Bimbo's Pizza first. mileage. Ore < wner. $350. ED PONTIAC 1960, 2-door Catalina. 655-2054. 32 month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ 2-1703. 32 position. Phone 482-5872 be¬ Call 484-7817. C33 WALLPAPER - 2 rolls tiny lav- ALS. 484-9263. C A sharp one-owner car. Fin¬ tween 9 and 12 for personal in¬ DODGE , 1960 Matador four-door. ished in bronze and white with THREE MEN needed for large ender violets on white back¬ Peanuts Personal ACCIDENT PROBLEM1 Cail terview. 33 Automatic, power steering, rad¬ whitewall tires. Radio, heater. unapproved house in Lansing. ground and 1 roll unusual pro¬ Kalamazoo Body Shop. Small EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM- G-24 EAST SHAW expounds: Ev- io, whitewalls. Excellent condi¬ Stick shift!! Fifteen rooms, fireplaces and vincial prepasted. Both good for dents to large wrecks. Ameri¬ $899. AL EDWARDS ' PANY needs girls for tempor¬ tio:-,. $795. Call IV 4-8308. 32 accent on one or two walls. All LINCOLN, MERCURY, 3125 E. private bedrooms. Call IV can and foreign cars. Guaran¬ DODGE, I960 station wagon. V-8. ary assignments. Office exper¬ 9-6221 after 6. 32 three rolls for only $6. Call teed work. 489-7507. 1411 East Saginaw (North of Frandor). ience required. 616 Michigan Automatic. Radio. Whitewalls. 332-5227 after 3:30 pm. 33 BOB K and Rick E. Contact AE Open Monday, Thursday, Fri¬ PARK L A K E, o n e-bedroom Kalamazoo. C Seat bolts. Excellent condition. National Towe,. Phone 487- Phi House for misplaced arti¬ day til 9. 6071. C31 house. $65 per month. Drive by, LADIES COAT, ReversIbleTDark INCOME TAX Assistance. DaTiv cles. Phone Pat-355-0078. 31 $625. Phone 3"2- 15247 Richard Lane. Call ED blue pile-one side, light blue and evening appointments. Lula PONTIAC, 1960Catalina convert- FALCON 1962 Ranchero. Stand¬ DELIVERY ROYS wanted. Make 2-0993. 35 wool other side. Size 10. Also ible. Sharp condition. Automatic M. Marlert, 3519 S. Ced r. TU the 3rd Floor Last Fee. 31 ard shift. New tires, battery and transmission. Radio, white- up to $2 ar hour. Varsity Drive- WA NT ED: Tl 1IRD woman to share matching hat. Only $10. Call 2-8328. 49 starter". Excellent body. $1,095. In. ED 2-6517. 38 332-5227 after 3:30. 33 Automotive walls. $1,050. ED 7-7448 after two-bedroom duplex, spring Real Estate Phone 882-4875. 34 WANTED BUS boy and house boy, Available summer. Call Typing Service 5 pm. 33 term. RARE INSTRUMENTS. Bows, EAST LANSING, three bedroom CK, !95" Roadmaste FALCON F1TURA, 1963convert- immediately. Two meals a day. 337-9379. 33 EDIE STARR, typist. Thesis, dis- radio, DO YOU KNOW that just ten min- violin, viola, cello. General ap¬ ranch. Kitchen built-ins. Close or hardtop. Automatic , ible. V-8. Sharp. Many extras. Contaift housemother, ED 2- sertations, term papers, gen¬ utes East of East Lansing, you praising. Cases, strings, parts, to shopping, schools. $17,800. nter. Everything poweir. Best 3020. 32 Rooms $1,575. Call Dean, 9-5, IV eral typing. Experienced. IBN*1 fer. Cai: 454-9219. 32 can have the best personalized accessories. Nolan Bartow, Owner, ED 2-2353. 33 9-0931. 34 EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an WOMEN, APPROVED super- Electric. OR 6-2645. C service from a small friendly Violin maker, 306 1/2 N. Wash¬ EAST LANSING Cape Cod.Three ICK SPECIAL, 196: FORD, 1962 Falcon. Deluxefour- Avon representative. Turn your vised. One block from campus. Red ard White, Good FORD Dealer? We feature a fine ington, IV 7-5697. 31 bedrooms- two down, 1 large up. JOB RESUMES - 100 copies, $4~ ■ .cor. . door station wagon. Automatic free time into $$. For appoint - Spring and summer terms. Aldinger Direct Mail Advertis¬ selection of used cars. SIGNS BELL AND HOWELL, 8mm pro- Pine paneled with built-ins. -ditivr.. $950. Phot e IV 2- One owner. Phone drive. Extras. FORD SALES, Williamston, Cooking. 332-8945. 34 jector. Forward still, reverse Completely carpeted. Finished ing, 533 N. Clippert, IV 5-2213. 393-3085. 3 Mrs. AlonaHuckins, 5664School Mich. 655-2191. C31 automatic threading. 500 watts. recreation room. ED 2-2916 or ^ _C FORD 1^5 Fairlane SOO.V-Sau- St., Haslett, Michigan or call For Sale TYPING, THESES, term papers. THUNDERBIRD 1959. 2-door evenings, FE 9-8483. C31 Regular, $85 retail; now only see at 1639 Linden, after 3 pm. tomatic. $1,200. Call IV 4-0360 IBM Electric typewriters. hardtop. Power steering, power PIANO, LEONARD Spinet. Ex- $57.77. Whale n Distributing 31 condition. $395. 332— XEROX Copy Service. 337-1527. days; IV 9-7731 after 6:30 pm. brakes, power windows. A i r MARCH GRADUATES cellent Company, 2709 West Michigan 34 8715. 32 conditioned. New white sidewall Avenue. 33 two-story colonial. This all new WORLD'S FAIR OPPORTUNITY BEV TALL MAN. Your thes es, FORD, 1958 retractable hard-top. tires. $995. HAROLD PLETZ FIREPLACE WOOD TYPEWRITER, SMITH-CORONA spacious aluminum and brick term papers, etc. Typed in my V-8 Cruise-o-matic. Power Motor Sales, 150 E.Grand River, Well Seasoned Maple home located in excellent new portable electric. Almost new. home. Electric typewriter. 372- windows, steering, brakes. Ra¬ C33 National automotive firm is seek¬ 699-2867 C Williamston. 655-1870. 337-1527. C35 neighborhood offers a golden op¬ 3849. C32 dio. Must sell. 355-5715. 32 ing outstanding March graduates portunity to save. Two-car at¬ TRIUMPH, 1964 Spitfireconvert- $20 PUTS you on a three-speed VIOLIN, 3/4 size. Nice tone. TERM PAPERS, theses. Exper- ible. Red with white top. Four for assignments in its World tached garage, formal dining FORD, 1963 Galaxie 5t)0 XL con- English light weight bike Good for all around playing. New ienced. IBM Electric. Marianne Fair Pavilion from March 15 to room, 20' walnut paneled family vertible. Automatic. Power speed. Whitewalls. 489-5027 through Spring Term, ACE case, bow. $15. TU 2-4461. 35 Harrington. 372-3280. C33 October 18, 1965. Applicants room with fireplace. Full ce¬ steering. Red-black; red inter¬ after 5:30 pm. 31 HARDWHERE AND GIFTS, must be neat and articulate as HARMONY CLASSIC guitar with ramic bath and two half baths. TYPING AND mimeographing '< ior. Excellent condition. Can fi¬ Grand River Ave., across from position will entail public con¬ case. Excellent condition. $35. do at home. Will pick up and nance, 332-6250. 32 Union. ED 2-3312. C Three spacious bedrooms. Huge tact work. Knowledge of several Also, white fur evening coat, family kitchen with gas built- deliver. 882-9725 or 372-3237. 1 NSTITUTfONA L CHINA about FORD, 1950, four-door, s i x- languages helpful, but not essen¬ - $12. ED 7-9443. 33 ins, tiled basement floor, car¬ BARBI MEL, Professional typist. 750 pieces. Good condition. Ex¬ cylinder. Stick. Good wswtires. VOLKSWAGEN, 1959 convertible. tial. Submit complete resume No job too large or too small. cellent FURNITURE, DRAPES, CI.OTH- peting, and drapes. Patio with New battery. Reliable. One own¬ Radio. Excellent condition. including college honors re¬ possibility for frater¬ Block of campus. 332-3255. C nity or sorority. IV 9-7468; 485- ES (men's-women's) 7-9. Baby gas barbecue. Professional er. $250. 355-3255. 34 $650. Phone 485-6747. 33 ceived, offices held, etc. to Box items. Wedding gown, never landscaping and fully improved 9909. 31 7331 North End Station, Detroit IV 4-4747. 31 lot. Immediate occupancy. Full BOY'S SKIS, poles, bindings, worn. INCOME TAX SERVICE - 2, Michigan. An Equal Opportun¬ price only $23,000. Will trade. boots. Size 3. $17. Boy's figure DIAMONDS, USED H & R BLOCK CO. ity Employer. 32 50 Engagement and wedding band Call Rose-Hill Realty, Inc., 393- skates, size 5, $5. 339-8932. 32 UNIVERSITY 3-piece Combo to play dancing, listening music. Weekends. Mr. Walsh, 19th. Hole, for audition. and female. Whelped, December sets. ings. $35.95 Guaranteed over 50% sav¬ All to like new condition. $150. Easy terms. 1220. Open days, 12 - residence, IV daily, 9-8 pm. Sun¬ 8 pm. Mr. Winters or 9-0488. 33 "America's largest tax ser- e.'' $5 and up, 506 N. Wash¬ OLDSMOBILE engine, alternater, battery, re¬ 332-6565. 33 1. Championship stock. AKC EAST LANSING. Four-bedroom ington. 2400 S. Cedar. Phone WILCOX SECONDHAND store, built transmission. Red with al¬ registered. Phone 332-8425. 31 489-1652. Hours: Monday thru FOR BOY'S CAMP. Experienced 509 E. Michigan. IV 5-4391. C33 colonial. Fine family home. V. AS KOW loy fenders. 353-2857. 33 counselors needed-r if lery, Built tw years ago. Near cam¬ Friday, 9 to 9; Saturday. 9 tc service and rentals. EAST Sunday, 11 to 3. No app int- crafts, archery, waterfront, Mobile Homes pus and grade school on 90' Employment Trv'iU- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. gymnastics. Minimum age 19. Season: June 27 to August 15. LANSING CYCLE, 1215E.Grand River. Call 332-8303. C HOUSE TRAILER. 1962 Huron. 50 x 10. Good condition. Reason¬ corner 8703. lot. Call owner, 332- Male or female to work in clin¬ Write giving experience, back¬ able. Phone 337-0316. 32 ical laboratory of 50-bedhos- ground. Camp Flying Eagle, 1251 pies, 7 weeks. Female, $50. pital. ASCP registry not essen¬ Weber Drive, Lansing, Mich¬ AKC. Excellent bloodlines. Very Lost & Found tial. Salary open. Mason Gen¬ igan. 35 nicely marked. 484-5503. 34 i'S *1,388 eral Hospital, Phone OR 7-9521. 32 WANTED: route. DRIVER-Bulk milk Saturday, Sunday only. SKI BOOTS, size 10. Rieker d^u- ble boots, $15. Call John, 355- Reward. Call 355-9475. LOST THIS month. Pair of dark 34 CASHIER PART-TIME, Monday - Must be 18, have chauffer's li- 8786. 32 glasses, silver gray frames, Friday, 4-9. Sunday, 12-6.Apply 9-2000. 35 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING. green glass. Reward. Call 353- in person, Spartan Shop-Rite, Perfect stone. White gold. 351- 940 Trowbridge. 1192. . 33 for three school-aged girls. 4806. 34 Needed from 2-5 pm. daily, 5 MICROSCOPE, 4 objectives". Personal days a week. $1 per hour. Trans¬ Case. Suitable for vet, medical RENT your TV from NEJAC, DELTA portation needed. Small baby ac¬ or dental school. Reasonable. New Zenith portable for only cepted with mother. Call 353- 489-5464. 32 $9 per month. FREE service 1650, 8-5. 33 and delivery. Call NEJAC TV EVERGREEN TYPEWRITER, ELECTRIC. One Rental. 482-0624. C For Rent year old. Also, white sewing machine in desk cabinet. 485- RENT TV from NEJAC. UNIVERSITY your 2661 after 6. 32 Moving? TERRACE New Zenith portable for only $9 per month. FREE and delivery. Call NEJAC TV MOVING, MUST sell. G.E. 11" portable TV. One month old. Cost, $99 new. Will sacrifice Get this Free Waters Edge Rental. 482-0624. C for $85. 355-3145. 33 Under same management as Rivers Edge SKS. 85 *588 HASLETT Apartments ELECTRIC RANGE, Firestone Book ONE OR two women over 21. full size. $30. Good condition. Phone IV 5-776'. See at 821 We're Full!!! Spring term. Nice, ne Gives the facts about moving. pus. Phone 332-6934 a! ter 5 pm. Comfort St. 32 Explains the moving estimate. but we still have lots to offer 32 Shows how charges are deter¬ COLLEGE COUPLE. Three Regular, $79. Now only, $46. mined It's FREE, call rooms. No parties. 332-5107 MUNTZ TV, 215 Clippert, op¬ Move in with other tenants after 5. 34 posite Sears. 484-1421 at ON TIME'- Spring 1 Reduced Rates $588 $388 New York Specie LKSV.'AGEN $3S3 ^188 £3° O WER MAN FIRST CLASS Scheduled Jet Flight. Call Thomas Danker at 332-4432 1 C vvvttewMr crafted Be home in 1 l/2 hrs. 1200 E. MICHIGAN c<®.u now- 3.3 7-0089 v—"'APPLIANCES cross 2-5131 from Sparrow Hospital IV 2-1287 1+otpxfinr Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 17, 1965 9 Placement Club Members Feb. 24 ^Unique he Bausch and L Mar Wednesday, February 17, 1965 Mic higan Stair NVws, Fast Pausing. Michigan EVERY WEEK MORE COLLEGE STODENTS AND MORE PEOPLE LIVING OFF CAMPUS DISCOVER THAT THE BIG "E" TWINS DO HAVE THE LOWEST FOOH PRICES Ib LANSING! OPEN 9 to 10 P.M. BUDDING AUTHORS?--Author Lilian Budd, famous for her book "April Snow DAILY spoke Monday at the Sigma Kaopa sorority — of which she is an honorary FRESH PICNIC STYLE LEAN CENTER CUT CLOSED SUNDAYS member — on her 'c.test Look. Talking with the famous author are from left to r-ight: Ca^d- »' ;;ier, Dc ■ o, sophomore; Lee Goldstone, New Rochelle, IN LANSING AT; N son Y junior Detroit L: - 10 junior. Pre".-no , Soring Lake junior; the author; Gloria Swen- Photo by Larry Carlson PORK ROAST PORK CHOPS SHOPPER'S FAIR-TOPPS DISCOUNT CITY 3301 E. MICHIGAN AVE. 921 W. HOLMES RD, Author Finds Students f Wholesome And True. TENDERLOIN PORTION a COMPARE THESE LOW PRICES BETTER YET, COME ON IN - YOU' LL BE PLEASANTLY SyRPRIZEP AX THE FINE SELECTION OF DAIRY, FROZEN "SNACK FOODS AND SIWERXGES •• L^W€ST-fMK6E& TCSQ* iV52, had attended college." 4901 BIG "E" MONEY SAVOR BEEF [ PORK ROAST e 490 SPARE RIBS El-LB.LWHEAT OAF POLLY BREADANNA CRACKED :ollege As a word of advice "One students Mrs. Budd js or- "WhaU'vu do what you > hi enjoy,'' HYGRADE ROLL POT ROAST I 3^$1 ye: PORK CHOPS ub 490 SAUSAGE » Professo SWIFT S PREMIUM To D TURKEY PARTS SMOKED HAMS Ijf RIBS ATTACHED Teilhard WHOLE CR SHANK tAL.F BREASTS 69C Spanish bookdeals A professor from France will fc SWIFT'S PROTEN POT ROAST Club Plans midwest- discuss the significance of the French theologian and paleontol- . ' Sj | THIGHS lb. 490 SWIFT'S TRU-TENDERED MIX OR MATCH -5 FOR 95C r •'i career first nov- ogist Pierre Teilhard and his n - ' < fluence on Christi: n thought this Eg DRUMSTICKS lb- 39C DEEF LIVER Hi Program century. fe in Swe- afternoon at 4. Georges Crespy, professor ol H FRESH CREAMERY COUNTRY FRESH ICE CREAM Marceal Gambert wil , her, experience philusophic.il tin-nlogy .it theLni- versity of Montpellier, Fr FULL BUTT HALF LB. 58c $ -3 best background for good will lecture m "Teilhard: A New [I THOMASMA'S CAKE ROLLS 'who knows hew v Con t;;'rCii. be m the Co,,-I (Constitutional C onvention) M LUNCH MEATS Uf the International Center HERRUD'S RING Play Needs room and is sponsored jointly by the Honors College and the United BOLOGNA lb 590 "BIG "E" GOLDEN VANILLA Stdfge Crew ICE CREAM :ulturjl h.ibit.it -eiehb-r. 1 , vv, , l.Vlf:, nVlU'f' M„: SPARTAN OR FAMILY FARE Hit Man Called Nigger" remains were found inChma, de-H e held Fr tu'eats :t In ., ste-J students familiar with the properties. iudiu equiptnci.t should ci ' - veloped a Christian interpreta- B 'f evulutioi . Fie died in New S York in 1955. Crespy is currently visiting ■ CHEESE PILLSBURY CARAMEL PET RITZ FROZEN 39C . professor' of theology and culture g NUT ROLLS V«°g2 SPREAD "Las Foil i S; ■ rten, pr gram at the Chicago Theological Sem- » CHERRY PIE , at 355-5833. or Ron • rr .i 3S5-7676. in.irv FRUIT SALAD JAR 590 (he Gndu$i '47° COUNTRY FRESH 'FROM THE VALLEY OF THE GREEN. -194 GIANT"-WHOLE KERNEL NIBLETS CORN 7a Ike ;i KRAFT AMERICAN S CHEESE SLICES PK°GZ CHOC. MILK FASHION SHOW SAVE 10C BIG "E" CANNED PLACE: I'nion Ballr TIME: b :00 P.M. DATE: Thurs. ADMISSION: Free Feb. 18 GRAPEFRUIT .-OTUIMOZ. BIG "E" FRESH FROZEN BIG "E" PINK LIQUID "IcmJxm fycxj, & PaAti 6 OZ. ORANGE JUICE CAN 390 DETERGENT Featuring: BIG "E" MAGIC DOOR An FAMILY FARE TROPIC ANA FRESH, PURE COFFEE 3 .«• >1.88 TOILET TISSUE of 64 - Mr. MSt; NABISCO CASHEW . . KING SIZE DEODOF 5 Gift Certificate ORANGE JUICE NOT COOKIES Vkooz 440 RIGHT GDARD SPARTAN DELUXE FRENCH 1ft 89c SIZE LIBBY'S DELICIOUS DRESSING 190 CREST ptA°?Tteh b> Shiela Simrod, Guest Mailemo.-elle Magazi Fashion Editor, TOMATO JUICE'q«4noz BIG "E" WAXTEX MICHIGAN POTATOES FACIAL TISSUES WAXED PAPER EAST LANSING 301 E. GRAND RIVE R !5 19