MICHIGAN Weather Inside ITATE MEWS Cloudy and warmer to¬ Mip-OSU Bas suits, p. 5: STATE day, high in the mid 20's, UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 23, 1965 Students Voice Opinions On Off-Campus Housing Problems and Posts recommenda¬ Viet tions were for off-campus housing discussed Monday by five students at the first open meet¬ ing of the Faculty Sub-Commit¬ Khanh\s F tee on Off-Campus Housing. " | SAIGON, Viet Nam .f—The new Le Van Nhieu. Don was one of after put- ^ 21 The present age yaars regulation of for tft-eampus living military junta began changing live generals put under house STOP THE WAR —MSU students demonstrate tl feelings about the U.S. foreign policy in Viet N dSS&s - sxsrjSLZ rH LBJ Calls I U S. Youth ■ • BIKING ANYONE? — Even in the cold and snow iany students prefer to ride their bikes to classes °e h , ather than walk as these bikes in front of the atural Science Building seem to indicate. ^olxibor , r„nm_pnHn.• U.S. Viet Policy LEXINGTON, Ky. f, ~ P Photo by Dave Sykes 01 ™™ „ Protested By 120 ------3 Spinster's Don't Miss challenge to all dormitories. Armstrong has 18 per cent par- gSE AUSG AidsCommitte New Planning Library p§p§§| irk in S Retired Justice elected by the people The Library C FrankfurterDies WASHINGTON f —Retired Su- b 3 7 nrpme Court Justice Felix Preme <-ourt justice t-eux Luncheon Slated ™ Gov. George W. t AUSG Frankfurter, died Monday in Washington Universi ForMen'sClub ^VheAUSc'committee, with t the age of 82 as tl lims don't believe u carrying . VICTORY FOR MSU—The Spartan Guard, alj- ifoedTfo ' ifr, versify " "c»r, f ^ reurr,; .rfarc^es v.croViWsi/"orr • w^jWs^tf carry them. Malcolm was free the floor after winning first place in exhibition to preach whatever he wanted to drill marching at Purdue Saturt preach after leavmg the Muslim tory snapped Purdue's 12-year movement more than -virago." The Purdue Invitotional Drill Com Tuesday, February 23. 1965 2 Michigan Stair Xrws. Kast Lansing. Michigan The Present's Tense- — - — — - — — — — - — EDITORIALS Courtesy Pays sense and get pat on the back. Hope Ye Virtue is its own reward. But a What about the heroic deeds Mississippi on the campus police seem to think that's not enough. They are the road that go unrewarded. theatre tickets for Should we call up the campus po¬ awarding ■ By Jim Sterba courtesy. lice and tell them we were nice Like a kindergarden teacher today and please send us some The Civil Rights Commission Saturday concluded its hearings in awarding gold stars for good be¬ tickets ? Mississippi finding that there are some good seeds to be saved and havior. they pat students on the Carrying it to ridiculousness: replanted. The Commission cut its knife deep into Mississippi and turned up back for not running over people, ■■MSU -- Herman Drivesafe, many sadistic worms that crawl rampant under a thin, shiny sur¬ for using common sense and for 1'odunk sophomore, was awarded face layer of pleasantness. Lax sheriffs, district attorneys and registrars had toaccount for obeying the law. two tickets to a local theatre for themselves when they faced the Commission, perhaps for the first There is nothing wrong with his traffic courtesy last Thurs¬ time. Harvard Law School Dean Erwin N.Criswold tongue-strapped and the practice. It may be wise to day. home many with their tails between their legs sent when he dis¬ Although driving a stolen car • covered they kept no records, made few arrests, and claimed they bring attention to driving cour¬ and not having a driver's license were doing the best they could. tesy to remind us that the world One registrar, G. H. Hood, who was telephoned after he testified isn't as bad as we sometimes and being drunk. Drivesafe val¬ to the Commission, made the following remark to a Commission in¬ formation officer who asked what the initials C.H. stood for: think. But giving prizes fordoing iantly came to the aid of an acci¬ "G. H. stands for Guthrie Hayes, and you can go up on the stage right makes little sense. dent victim on Circle Drive. and read it to all your nigger friends if you want to." It isn't hard to visualize a four "Drivesafe had just impaled The Commission heard account after account of brutal beatings, voting denials and harassment of Negroes who live in constant fear corners with a cop standing in his ATL instructor on the hood of reprisal. the middle with his notebook ornament of the stolen car while But the Commission also heard about Greenville, whose respon¬ sible citizens, honest police and courageous newspaper have formed ready to give out a gold star to driving at an excessive rate of ■ of light, turning the town into an Eden surrounded by- the first one to yield the right of speed. He made a direct hit even dari There are more good s eds in Mississippi than just Greenville, way. though he had to go over the curb Businessmen are begin lyig to realize that an industrialized, There are punishments fordo¬ and avoid a street light and fire fully-developed state can < ily be attained when outside business is lured to the state by an i mosphere of tranquility—not violence, ing the wrong thing. But there hydrant. fear and civil wrongs. should be no award for doing right "He showed courtesy by stop- Although Negro leaders are skeptical, Mississippi politic si- i • gf pities! :v jyuiir to see if ^e victim wagtail < ■ . . viiie. In ftr&SfW*row®-* powermen are saying that federal law should be tested in the courts, know we are right. But only in right. The man was in bad shape but obeyed in the meantime. but able to make it, with Drive- Even though Mississippi remains a highly segregated state, some our The hearts. twinge of conscience we safe's aid, to Olin, where the man illil,j. ■ 1,1 , ,'v... • Negro leaders have confidence that the black manwill get ' just his equal share," and cease to be a creature stepped on and bull- feel when we break or bend the collapsed into a coma. The Health whipped by logic-depraved whites. "Perhaps the river of wrong has crested," said Notre Dame traffic laws by mistake or from Center says he will live." This Is One Of The Last Pictures Taken By The Ranger Rocket. president and Commission member, the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh. disrespect must become a stab Congratulations, Herman. That Perhaps the Civil Rights Commission has left Mississippi realiz¬ ing that it must take a long hard look at itself, and start Recon¬ of questionable honor when we do kind of courtesy is what we need struction all over again, this time using sound bricks and skilled something correct outofcommon more of. LETTERS TO masons. If this does not happen, the federal government, which Mississip- Race, Need And National Origin piaus resent so much, will have to continue kicking the state ir. CSR's Petition Position Right Title, the pants with even a bigger foot than before. The following letter, dated The designation "Mexican" To the Editor: ,:ratic tradition. They will expect Feb. 13. was sent to the State does not cover the question of : SR all to demand equal rights for college men and women. They Wrong Girl I customarily read the State To the Editor: race any more than would " Mich- News every day, but I have not will accuse CSR of being cynical News: □□□ □□□□ □□□ read about a petition which is be¬ or perhaps even "Machiavel¬ "A week a^o, driving along Shaw Lane at igander" or "'out-stater," and Miss MSU has grace, poise, a □□□ □□□□ □□□ about 8 p.m., I saw a red light flashing behind ing circulated by the Committee lian," but this has been shown has no place on a document such for Student Rights (CSR). Because clearly to be untrue. great figure, a wonderful per¬ me. As I pulled over to the right side of the it concerns most MSU students, 1 All democratic orders admit at sonality, a communication with ACROSS 30. Fencing □□□ HQ ansa street and waited, a police officer approachecj as a traffic ticket. Mr. her audience and overwhelming 1 Heart duminv □□HB3 □□□HE] and asked me for mylicense. Hegaveme a tick¬ believe the petition needs a public least implicitly that some men Fernandez' indignation at being talent. But she has the wrong 31. Unaffected bq □□□□[!□ an et for a traffic violation. airing. have more maturity, ability and 4 "Lights out" " rhe following day 1 re-read my 'Ne-v singled out as Mexican indicates Further, because there has Character and thus by thesq and 8. Rook scry □□□ nana □□□ If ever there was a case of Year's card,' the first 1 have received in the been little attempt to stateCSR's many other virtues are more 11. Excitement □□□□ □□ QQE1B United States, I found that ajpace had been re¬ the potential danger of allowing underlying philosophy, that too readily admitted to full citizen¬ discrimination, this tops the list. 12. Heroic UUQ QQD The prejudice shown at the MSU 13. Wailaba served for thel.esignatior. of 'race.' To my sur¬ ignorance of the significance of ought to be given a hearing ship. pageant was in very poor taste. □□□□□□□□□□□□ Some no doubt will object that prise,'mine was listed as Mexican. "race" to be perpetuated. through the eyes of an impartial 36. Believe □□□ BQHGI □□□ don't have observer. democracy may not be the best Of the 10 girls who were chosen 14 Complain "1 want ro make it clear that I any¬ 16. Chartered □□□ □□OB □□□ thing against the Mexicans, many of whom are While CSR apparently has a regime for a college campus. as semifinalists, only one was 38. Capitol The inclusion of a designation 18. Including Hill group my ftrends, they are foreigners as I am. The number of goals, those mentioned They will claim that as tyrants Negro; and only one had the attri¬ of race or national origin on a in the past, so democrats and ad¬ 19. Soft drink 41. Ben question that presents itself to me is that of the in the petition are the liberaliza¬ butes of the type of girl I think for coeds and of herents of certain secular and 20. Declare a 42. Portent nature of a 'Mexican' race. tion of hours represents the epitome of the traffic ticket or any other form other groups in the present in¬ 44. Convert t< "Ir. elementary school 1 learned that there are housing rules for both sexes and MSU coed, the type of girl that 3. Italians t:.ree bas.e races: Negro, white and Oriental. --unless it is purely for easing surrender by the University of flexibly claim their way to be the should represent Michigan in the Judaism 45. Eur. lora| 4 Gravitati "I wonder why in this country of 'freedom,' the identification of a person by its rights of search and seizure only correct one. Miss America contest. M without a warrant on University But men's hard-earned free¬ President Hannah is in Missis¬ plant 5. Bright race has become so important that it must be designated or, a traffic ticket. noting his physical characteris¬ property, i.e., in dorms. dom have ever been attacked by sippi right now looking into the 20. Failov 7. Student The petitioners urge, for ex¬ those who would dissemble their racial problems of that state. (Signed) tics—must of necessity serve to 21. Fancy ample, that senior women be un¬ opposition in false liberality. Maybe he should return to this 47. Auricle 8 jeweler's "Miguel Fernandez, 1433 F Spartan Village, prolong prejudice and superficial hours, that their CSR's leaders appear determined 28. Vou and I DOWN weight 22 Naval restricted as to campus, to this city, to this state East Lansing." to fight for students' rights no 29. Sweetening 1. Wolframi nationalism. junior sisters be allowed unre¬ and begin his good work in his stricted weekend hours and that own back yard. 9 The point made by the writer 5 6 7 6 to % 4 We hope that local and campus sophomore and freshman girls CSR has high hopes of com¬ Of the five finalists, only two z 3 of this letter cannot be denied by police will be careful in the fu¬ be allowed less restricted hours municating student demands to thought enough of other people % % 13 26 ( % " than at present. the administration. not to think of their own "re¬ any reasonable person. Clearly, ture to keep in mind the purpose One can feel considerable sym¬ What tactics are they likely to wards." The best of credit to i4 15 / 7 29. Mathemat the space on the traffic ticket in¬ of the information they write pathy for those burdened by un¬ use? Probably open meetings, Annette Abrams and Kathy %19 cal problem: 30. Animal fui tended—we must hope — merely down, and the implications of just regulation. It is not enough, protest marches and similar however, that one should only peaceful demonstrations. Thompson for being so unselfish. Does this mean nothing to the %% 10 % 21 %% 23 24 32. Journeys n 33. Waterfall: as a means of identifying of a pointing out unnecessarily diff¬ sympathize. One must also make an effort to understand with dis¬ What are their chances of suc¬ cess? I should say that because judges? What reason is there that the 20 % 27 Scot. person's appearance has become erences between people which cernment the underpinnings of the University officials fully un¬ one who topped them all, not only 25 % 26 % 35. Repair 36. One an instrument of a kind of nation¬ derstand the deeper implications 26 29 30 al prejudice. have at hand. no bearing on the problem the movement. Clearly, CSR bases itself firm¬ of the democratic tradition, they in my mind, but obviously in the minds of the crowd who viewed 31 %31 3) 37. Robot 38. Under¬ pla; ly on the best democratic tradi¬ will possibly have success simi¬ the judging, did not get what she The View From Here---" — - - ■ tion. America's founding fathers lar to that obtained by Ghandi, believed in democratic rule but Mario Savio and Savanarola. At deserved? Though I had no say in the final %% 34 % 36 35 d39 40 stand 39. Light past re¬ Is Th any rate, I feel certain that the 56 37 Now realized that those who had not analysis, I put in a vote for 40. Make a actions of the administration will Annette Abrams. She is the type 44 42 43 i 41 mistake -By Steve Haynes turity, and such as aliens, children lunatics, should not be al¬ probably ama/e the leaders of CSR and satisfy many others. of girl that MSU lsproudtoclaim % 4t % 47 43. Personal --------- lowed enjoyment of the fruits of Don Healy 45 % pronoun political freedom. Stalinistic persecution. Ridiculous, isn't it, but CSR, by recommending a hier¬ East Lansing graduati oh so true! archy of hours, apparently recog¬ Don't forget, there do exist in this nation or¬ j Shake off that £2 nizes, in consonance with the m Very recently, pressure has been ippliedfrom ry quarters, a pressure for students to stand ganizations such s the John Birch Society and the Ku Klux Klan. Reflect on what they stand for. founding fathers, parents and the ^1 University administration, that MICHIGAN ,'IB STATE NE> mid-winter slumps Now, wh t J,i you believe in? Do you support up srd he counted. Have you made your stand CSR, the Conservative Club or what-have-you?I freedom is an earned privilege STATI ♦ yet0 not an unearned right. UNIVIRSITY hope you have n.rmed an opinion. 1 hope that you No doubt there will be carping I Freshen up with a ' Of course, the pressure-', whichl refer comes will discuss your thoughts with your peers. 1 from such quarters as the Committee for Stu- from some quarters by those who hope you will consider conflicting views. de: • Rights, the- .>dmi- isti moi AL'SG and other But be very sure your convictions are sincere do not fully understand the deni ,- Associated Press, United Press International, j new Permanent- f/\ , Member miscellaneous student organizations, left wing, and your thoughts quite rational before taking that Inland Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate right wing, ard middle-of-the-road. Primarily, seemingly innocent step of placing your voice Alcohol-Isms Press, Michigan Press Association. student have bee: -sked, openly and subtly, to voice their opinions concerning views on student among those of your fellow students who have al¬ ready acted in laying their views before the con- To the Editor: Published every class day throughout fall, winter and * only $12.50 rights J privileges put f rth by C SR. stand up and be counted. This is spring terms and twice weekly summer term by the students J Tipping - only $12.50 n What do you believe7 How do you feel about all Students, of Michigan State University. that .s bei:expressed? H —The Union is in a good lo¬ Book Store when it moved to the cation. Music Student Aid International Building has been —The new offices offer more put to good use. room for expansion. ^elma and in nearby "Governor Wallace said there will be The Department of Alumni Re¬ —The three departments de¬ no night marches, and I'm Paul O. Harder, associate Pro- Taking two years to complete lations now occupies that space. sired to consolidate into one of¬ ,i. rued from Atlanta and going to see that his orders are fessor of music, has published the book, Harder found that "a The Alumni Department moved fice. i.i 11 /. oups of Negroes to carried out," Lingo said. "Basic Materials in Music into the Union Building Jan. 15, The three departments per¬ i thouse after he vowed He told newsmen he had about good amount of testing has to go Theory — A Programmed on to validate an approach to a after extensive alterations were form somewhat different func- . of Gov. George C. Wal- 75 troopers ;n the .Selma area '.wi on night demonstra- and "about 100 on standby in the Course.' self-teaching program." With this book and additional The programmed book "has Formerly, the department was Ihe Alumni Relations depart¬ near area . . .about an hour out." led to larger classes in music spread over the campus, ments deals with alumni clubs I - of state troopers and King earlier told an audience chapters which are still e*peri- and groups. They keep of about 350 in Browns Chapel, mental, the Music Department theory," Harder said. "We used Alumni Relations and the MSU records policemen stood : county on all MSU graduates. ; the streets around the "We havt "jj has been able to revamp its con- to think we couldn't teach classes Development Fund located in Stu- cept '.<1 music theory teaching, larger than 18 or 20 students dent Services and the Alumni The MSU Development Fund :ory seen building where abide by this ban." solicits funds for MSU. Any mo¬ •f e Negroes signed up The Negro leader referred to One of the first programmed because the students needed in- Magazine in Wells Hall, textbooks in music, Harder's dividual attention." Now all three departments are ney gifts given to the Univer¬ Wallace's statement Saturday book is intended for students at "Now we can teach lecture consolidated under the general sity come to the Development that the governor would not per¬ supplementing material heading of Department of Alum- Fund office. 0 leaders said the size of mit night marches such ,-.s the any level, from junior high school tions the textbook," he said. li Relations. An example of this is the turnout was. iisappoint- one which erupted in violence Its advantage Abrams Planetarium. The money e total in the line of march Thursday night in Marion. A lies in its self- for the planetarium was donated 1 d with more than 1,200 Negro man was shot and eight teaching and self-correcting values. Students can proceed at to MSU by tiie Abrams Foun¬ Housing uaJed to the courthouse persons, including three news¬ dation. their own rate without much su- men, were beaten in the Ferry ll"r" """ The Alumni Magazine pub¬ \1 Lingo, the Alabama County town about 30 miles Pel wsi0n' lishes any news concerning alum¬ -ifety director, came to northwest of Selma. Harder (continued from page I) Marshall Zumberg, Southfield, ni. This year they are being dis¬ c m took charge of state King visited thewoundedNe- SIeP 111 a sophomore, said: tributed to alumni free of charge. : aiding local law offi— gro, 26-year-old Jimmy Lee ln Presel11 not know about these exceptions, "The individual here does not The money for furnishing and Jackson, of Marion, at the Good "ry- 0ur first then brought out the need for a have the >urses (Music 108) are taking opportunity of living the decorating the new offices was Samaritan Hospital better communication system be- :. Everything is ba sed an unsolicited gift from theClass in c itical condition Part jn the development of a twerti the University and the wa^ of 1914. program sponsored by the Edu- upon age. Students should be of¬ a gunshot wound in the stom- student, Michigan Department rational HDP, under Development Program. JohnJDietrich, as- she SUggeSted that booklet or informal io: a housing sheet"be fered the experience of off-cam- pu* "vi"g£ UNION GETS NEW alumni "We're very happy that the people made it possible i which the stu¬ TENANT —The Alumni to work in these lovely sur¬ let students know Ot Aeronautics Fashing Party what rules apply t and off- dent chosen committee was members were discussed but no Relations office has mov¬ ed from its old quarters roundings," Wilma Haverkamp campus living. conclusion Presents reached as to other in the Student Services Miss Haverkamp is secretary Dancing Victoria Louis, Detroit, soph¬ manners of selection. building to the room pre¬ to Gus Ganakas, coordinator of omore, added that she felt jun¬ Committee members present !'!■■: .'I i t i -"litation Of The German Club will hold it! To Discuss NATO ior and senior women living in at the meeting were: Louis Hek- viously occupied by the the Ralph Young Sc h o 1 a r s h ip annual Fashing Party--a Germai residence halls should have no MSU Bookstore i n the Fund, a part of the MSU De- form of the.SU'-a\r,<-.j^r-|n Union huis, director oLstudent acti¬ * v • • •, • „ •^uvt'nt-xs fii^i^e tveurs <"/%e£ketias. >■**" vities and chairman of the com¬ Parlor A at 7:30 toniTi. ■ 0f \ |, ,,\Vi!l !>e discussed by Club members will wear col- Robert J. Besides speaking about hours mittee; Patrick B. Smith; direc- Maddox, assistantpro- A!! Stu-fffits, Facuity, Staff Invited orful costumes or clothinj to en- fessor of history at a meeting and age limit. Miss Li of off-campus housing; James hance the atmosphere. Special 0f the International Relations "1 also feel there should be EUioa,profess(1r ofnaturaV'l sc'i- S11 CCf> ^ / 111 T'.ifspay. rFBRUARY 23, 1965 entertainment in the formofdan- club tonight at 7:30 p.m. in 22 ■ "Ttry in off-campus housing i. .....i • - - ~u ence. and Gordon G associ_ UVULllVl 9 UslslsWBJ Ml by campus police without a search ate professor 0f televi cing and singing will be fea- Union Building, warrant." Old College Hall tured. An informal discussion period A short discussion will beheld ancj coffee hour will follow the and seizure Louis Hekhuis, director of stu¬ dent activities said that this was Student members of the com- In Two Tour miteee present were: Pat Kea; concerning the upcoming elec- talk. All interested persons are MSU debate teams were bate Tournament Friday andSat- a misconception of University ney, Wyomissing, Pa., senio tion of officers. invited to attend. policy, and that campus police Greg Owen, Glenview, II successful in two tournaments urday at DeKalb, 111., both MSU's may not enter off-campus hous¬ ior; id Steve Powers, Livonia, Friday and Saturday. junior and senior division teams Ice Skating ing. In the Huskie Invitational De- reached the quarterfinals. i he junior learn, made up of Sue Harris, Flushing freshman, MSli Flying Club Special Student Rates My son, daughter, ward, twenty-one (21) years, has my permission to make a voluntary donation of blood being under the and Pam Shaw, Dearborn fresh¬ man, won six debates and lost National Red Cross for civilian or military use in such way as The American National Red Cross Evenings: Wed. - Sat. 8-10 deems advisable. The senior team of Kerniit Afternoons Sat. & Sun. 3-5 1 errell, Colorado Springs, Colo., r Admission 50 Program This is a book you can write. Readership is guaranteed II WEEK Wednesday 'itl the with each postmark. Nothing like it. For only $1, There will be a business meet¬ Eaton's Letterquettes offer you fine letter paper and ing of the MSUConservativeClub Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in 33 * > envelopes held firmly and neatly, to be whisked out easily. Union. This handy book form lets you write anywhere, Hismess any time the muses prompt. While traveling, between Oakley R. Bramble, founder and secretary of theConservative' THIS SUMMER Federation of Michigan, will classes or hands of bridge, write a letter to get a letter. speak on the newly-formed Na¬ Eaton's Letterquettes come in many styles of paper, Side tional Federation of Conserva¬ plain or decorated. Pick up one or more at a tive Organizations (NFCO) and offer comments on "Conserv..- nearby stationery department. And write off those promises to write. remember tive The Re-Organization in 1965.'' NFCO was founded re- >•! ?r*\\ is cenrly in Indianapolis with the ^vipers EATON'S a ssistance of former Notre Dame Law School Dean Clarence Man- inttw ion and other well-known con¬ LETTERQUETTE servative leaders. Bramble at¬ • ' ' 1 i '' ', '1 >fl' ill have metropolitan daily a team of inter- Eaton's Fine Letter Papers date tended the organizational meet¬ ing as a representative of Mich- r in pus on the day shown ' 1 ' 1 (< Police Patrolmen for the Goo^ijumor ■ ," r men to train ' pitrtmciits-advertising, cir- 11 Starting Salary -$505 per month a* ''■■■' as well as for editorial II woriati 9eM " jobs. ice cream specialties manufac I op pay for Patrolmen - $644 M >•' • ' f 1>ms!i>"ss career, you should will hold on-campus interviews on this date. It you are a U.S. citizen, 21- 35 years old, ai least V 9" '• ' 'I'' '! • i-•!> tiaining program and REGISTER NOW! and lbO lbs.. h->ve id vision Your Summer Placement Director or Student Aid Officer (at least 20— i:. each eye will set up an interview schedule for you. If you're selected your job is reserved until school closes. And you may start work as early as April 1st. \ BOOTH NEWSPAPERS EARNINGS ARE BIG WITH GOOD HUMOR Of the students working six or more weeks last Summer — 2 out of 3 earned $110 or more a week ; ! iiovh- • /// '• 1 Ion day, Mar. 1 1 out of 2 earned $118 or more a week m, competitive e 1 out of 4 earned $133 or more a week Siqn p now for interview ' •' vices HOW TO QUALIFY FOR INTERVIEW • ■ Building 1. Minimum age, 18 2. Have a valid driver's license in State you'll be '■if MY CITY TIMfS working, and be able to drive a "sticK transmission. • THE FLINT 3. Pass a physical examination. Police Commissioners 'IDS PPfSS • JACKSON CITIZEN r-440 Hamlin \venuo ' A/ETtF • THE MUSKEGON ^ok.t, Illinois NF*', . THE YPSIIANTI PRESS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 23, 1965 5 1 BUCKEYES TOP SPA Teams Prepare To Winter Sports sregaCpaeSet R Record With Tenth LOSS By DUANE LANCASTER And RICHARD SCHWARTZ advantage of eight Spartan turn¬ overs, to jump to a 11-10 lead A full court press by the Spartans midway through the sec¬ with 15 minutes remaining in the ond half cut the margin to eight, State News Sports Writers with Saturday's dual with Michigan marking first period, and never dropped 89-81, but the Spartans couldn't By JERRY MORTON COLUMBUS, Ohio—It was a State News the only meet remaining on the regular Sports Writer schedule. basketball victory for State Tues¬ The Sparked by the shooting of Capt. Buckeyes went into a semi- It's been a long, cold winter for the On the swimming front, there is every day evening in Columbus. . .Ohio Dick Ricketts, who scored 14 Spartan basketball team, bat followers of indication to believe that the tankers will State, that is. ice the points for the home team in the to victory. other sports have found the athletic cli¬ better their fifth-place performance of 1964. For the Spartans of Michigan opening period, the Bucks moved Both teams put on a lackluster mate to their liking. MSU stands 6-1 in league action with State, it was defeat—101-90— to a 49-39 lead with 7 minutes performance with State's 13 turn¬ the tenth straight in Big Ten High conference finishes are the goals the only loss coming at the hands of Michi¬ on the scoreboard and had the overs again proving fatal. of five MSU teams who seem likely to play, establishing a new losing equal or better their league positions of last year. gan. as Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio State loom the only other teams with a chance to U-M First In mark for The win gave a MSU cage team. coach Fred Tay¬ Spartans close of the trailing 57-42 at the period. Inability to hit from the free I lack < lor's Buckeyes a 3-7 mark in Washington pumped in 14points defense also led t< e Spartans The hockey squad has assured itself of finish in the top five. The Spartans have for State to join Ricketts and a shedding its as a year "cellar dweller" position of ago and the wrestling crew rates cinch to do likewise. dumped the Gophers and Buckeyes. Gymnastics and fencing fans aren't count¬ ing on a better finish than last year but Fourth Straigh the was Big Ten. Spartan guard Stan Washington high man for the night with Buckeye forward Anatole Ahi- jevych as scoring leaders. San¬ defeat. State hit on onl The MSU skaters have posted a 5-7 re¬ > could duplicate their high stand- NEW YORK CITY (I PI) - - 28 points, followed byOSU'sDick ders had 9, Crary 8 and Curtis cord in the Western Collegiate Hockey As¬ Michigan is still on top in the Ricketts with 27 and MSU Capt. 6 during the first stretch. 3 of a n ago. sociation to help fans forget the fact that new ratings of major college Marcus Sanders, 25. Sepic and Dove helped bolster basketball teams compiled by the Ohio State margin with 12 State's next basketball game For State, Ted Crary and Bill they won only one loop game in 1964. United Press International. ond ten teams followed by Tenn- and 8 point contributions re¬ ivill be against Wisconsin at Mad¬ This weekend the icemen could earn a Curtis tallied 13 and 12 points ison next The Wolverines may run into respectively, with Dick Holmes spectively. Saturday. fourth-place finish in the league and their trouble this week, however, as After 13th ranked Illinois is New first playoff opportunity since 1959. adding another 7. Other Buckeye they tangle with two tough Mexico, followed by Brigham contributors were Anatole Ahi- To accomplish the feat, the Spartans must teams—Minnesota, which issev- Young, 15th, St. John's of New rely on any combination of three MSU vic¬ nasties champion. jevych with 18. Ron Sepic 17, York, 16th and Miami of Flor¬ Alan Rowley 15, Jim Shaffer 12, tories or Michigan losses over the weekend. The Green, and White face weak Colo¬ The Spartan fencers have no hope of ted 13th. ida, 17th with Villanova, Okla¬ and Bob Dove 8. This Man Knows bettering last year's dual meet mark but [four homa State and Kansas all tied rado College Friday and Saturday nights s Michigan' At the outset of the game, they could stil! finish strong in the con- The i for 18th. ight with the Wolverines meeting second-place five teams remain unchanged Coach Forddy Anderson had The Pleasure of Michigan Tech both nights. So far the team has compiled a 6-4 Washington Jumping center in¬ The wrestling team will have its chance record compared to a 7-3 mark of a year from Dance Concert stead of Curtis. The strategy to write a rags-to-riches story when it takes part in the Big Ten meet at Colum¬ ago. The Green and White finished in a second-place tie with Iowa last year be¬ of UCLA is second, St. Joseph's Pennsylvania third, Provi¬ Orchesis, the University dance looked auspicious as State ed a three-point scoring work play Opening Up bus Mari h 6. hind Illinois, a team expected to repeat dence fourth, Duke fifth and Dav¬ club, will discuss the program for to start the ball rolling. Spartan grapplers are "-2-1 this year as champion. idson sixth. Following Minne¬ its spring concert tonight. Washington then hit a 20-footer A LOUIS sota, which replaces Wichita in All potential choreographers u> j>ut State five points ahead mg at 8 in 127 Women's I.M. the Buckeyes caught fire, taki Laundered Shirt~ Intramural News 'S' Bowlers Boost Record BOWLING With Wins Over Broncos COMPLETE SCIENTIFIC INSPECTION DO YO Alleys 6 p.m. tor American-Foreign-Compacts I-2 East Shaw 4-5 featuring i-4 East Sh-w 6-8 VOLLEYBALL 5-6 East Shaw 9-10 was Karen Koropp's • Wheel balancing Tirr Gym 1 Co- 7-8 Sny. Superstition-Sultar the MSU bowling te > being high for the • Custom brake service 6:15 Zeta Beta Tau-Betn Theta Pi 9-10 Felloe-Fenian their records at sn. Judy James, of • Steering correction 6:45 Then Chi-Phi Sigma Kappa II-12 Felch-Fenwick -A Western Mich i 13-14 Abdication-Abode 7:15 Deita Chi-Phi Gamma Delta Time Gym 1 Court 2 y Saturday on the U e also do expert tuneup Alleys 8:30 p.m. 6:15 Sigma Nu-Psi Upsilon 1-2 Windjammer-Wilde.its 6:45 Delia Tau Delta-Sig' n Phi games irom the Broncos in win- ^turaay 5-6 Embassy-Embers 7:15 Sigma Alpha Epsilon-Farm- rang their match 2731-2468. The Arb ir tc 7-8 Eminence-Empowerment 9-10 Emperors-Empyrean win gave State a 3-1 recor d in the Michigar LISKEY'S AUTO SAFETY CENTER il-12 Abundant ia-Abendego BASKETBALL PLAYOFFS The high bowler for the Spart- ine! 124 So. Ljrch off Mich. Ave. - Lansing 13-14 Akrophobi? -Akohol ar.s.was BUI Allen with 590. He lanes. 1 was followed by Ron Kreeger with Saturday HOCKEY 569. Western's highest scorer was Tom Eisner with 523. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: shooting far below their averages two words to consider in planning your future; also two words that help explain how Pullman- Standard attracts the outstanding professional and technical personnel who have placed it first in its let's go industry. Career opportunities are planned, they do to not just happen. Why don't you plan 011 a talk with your Placement Director now? You may wish to McDonald's discuss Pullman-Standard. FOR A NEW TASTE TREAT McDonald's Filet-O'-Fish WHY? because Pullman-Standard presents unlimited oppor¬ tunities for individual growth and development to highly qualified MICHIGAN STATE graduates who have 4-lv McDonalds majored in Civil, Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical, Metallurgical Engineering, and related Engineering ORIENTAL IMPORTS because Pullman-Standard believes quality is more Exotic Foods important than quantity and hires and trains accord¬ NORTH LANSING— 2120 N Larch WEST LANSING— 4015 W. Saginaw SOUTH LANSING— 47°0 S. Cedar Imported Teas ingly. •UNIVERSITY Beauty Salon i ► Hand Carved Jewelry PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS »Happi Coats ► Beaded Slippers 4Sweater ►Charms TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1965 "MMSELS ATTENTION" ►Carved Moonstones WANTED! interviews 519 W. Grand R.ver „ Yfi flpmsTGRs spin „ with students capable of STORE HOURS ! wiammim a new you for satnnky-feb.27 taking on substantial spring, instantly beautiful in a at XeUoggx"tsfotc'9-izP» responsibility early human hair wig Be elegantly coiffed at a moment's notice Largest Department Store .even after a day f rain and wind, when in Ohio and a Division of Federated Department Stores, Inc. your styled human hair wig is at hand. See Will Interview on Campus our collection of colors. Dark shades, 49.00 Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2 and 3 Lighter shades, 59.00 Placement Bureau Jacobson's Lazarus offers rapid Interviews for these fields of interest: • merchandising • restaurant management l 'Kai^hev^n l! • finance • personnel Tuesdjay, February 23, 1965 6 Michigan State News, East I. n n s in;:. Michigan CASHIER, PART-TIME. Monday NO WAITING FOR NEEDED HELP - DIAL 355-8255 TODAY. Friday, 4-9. Sunday, 12-6. - Apply in person, Employment Personal TV from NEJAC. Intramural 7i DRAFTSMAN. L ■ c .1 O M E N, A ['PROVED lsed. One block from campus. super - RENT New Zenith your portable for only Who's Whose Radio. turer. but i xperience not necessary desired. Contact Layton $9 per month. FREE service News Rugh, IV 4-4521, 8 am. to 5 pm. o. king. 332-N945. 37 and delivery. Call NEJAC TV Jacqueline Thomas, Detroit 35 Rental. 482-0624. C senior to James B. Musell, De¬ Cheryl Meacham, Ft. Lauder¬ troit senior. (continued from page 5) PLYMOUTH. : •"> - -i ftick L MPL OVERS OVERLOAD COM- LADIES dale, Florida to Walt Forman, • AUTOMOTIVE PAN'Y needs girls for tempor¬ FIREPLACE WOOD Susan L.Steigelman, Lambert- 8 Emperors-McGregor Ft. Lauderdale, Florida sopho¬ Well Seasoned Maple ville junior and Alpha Gamma 9 Caravelle-Wisdom • EMPLOYMENT ary assignments. Office exper¬ more and Kappa Sigma. required. 616 Michigan 699-2867 C KNIGHT Delta to Robert Swanson, Lam- Time Gym 2 Court 4 • FOR RENT ience bertville senior. 6 East Shaw 2-winner Worcester National Tower. Phone 487- 520 PUTS • FOR SALE . Excellent you on a three-speed the Spin > on February 21 Barbara Haner, Scottsville, N. vs. Cachet 6071. C3t> • LOST & FOUND sell. Pri- English light weight bike.' Y. freshman to Ron Sim, Hast¬ Marlene Van 7 winner Serutan vs. Abdication- $4 00. On sole in Union Kampen, Holland • PERSONAL 39 FOR BOY'S CAMP. Expert through Spring Term. ACE ets ings senior and Kappa Sigma. Wildcats vs. McFadden eded-r if lery, HARDWHERE AND GIFTS, FOR YOUR House md Term junior to Robert Rotman, Holland winner • PEANUTS PERSONAL 8 West Shaw 4-Embers • REAL ESTATE craits, archery, waterfront, Grand River Ave., across from Party engagements, select the Vicki Hackney, Orchard Lake, 9 winner Ak'wjphobia vs. Fee • SERVICE gymnastics. Minimum age 19. Union. ED 2-3312. C finest- THE STEVE BERG- to Doug Strohmer, Detroit sopho¬ Males-winner 6 Pak vs. Arhouse Marsha K. Griffith, Columbus, Season: June 27 to August 15. MANN COMBOS. 351-4235. 36 more and Kappa Sigma. • TRANSPORTATION Wisconsin senior to Eugene H. time Gym 3 Court 5 Write giving experience, back¬ itals. EAST • WANTED Buck, Mt. Morris senior and 6 Rinky Dinks-winner Fenian vs. ground. Camp Flying Eagle, 1251 LANSING CYCLE, 1215E.Grand Peanuts Personal Pam Clark, Dallas, Texas jun- Farmhouse. McBeth DEADLINE Weber Drive, Lansing, Mich¬ River. Call 332-8303. C SHARON- BABY, Baby, I'd get >r and Delta Zeta to Bob Koegler, 7 winner Argonaughts vs. West 2 p.m igan. 35 AC CORDIAN SILVIOSoprani. 120 down on my knees for you. lint senior and Beta Theta Pi. Brinkley vs. Sny¬ one class day be¬ Kathleen Sweeney, Lansing Shaw 7-winner fore publ ication. HUNDREDS OF PROSPEC TS bass. 7 treble and two base Larry. 35 der md ask junior to William Somerville, need your attention. Help us to ch a nges. Excellent condition. Lansing junior. 8 Cache-winner Abundantia vs. D> : h• lp them and help yourself to Call 489-7597. Real Estate Akbarama class day before publication SIGNS FORD - ' I : >, INC". a: amazing income. Must know COUNTRY HOME, completely Sarah J. Vaughn, Grand Rapids, TYPEWRITER, SMITH-CORONA 9 winner East Shaw 1 vs. Wim¬ 1962 Chevrolet Greenbrier But. how to meet and talk to people 20 1964 graduate and Zeta Tau Alpha PHONE Automatic Rnd: . White side- and present a dignified and neat portable electric. Almost new. 337-1.527. C35 modernized. MSU. Seven rooms on minutes five from acres to Clifford R. Bragdon, St. Louis, Graduate Shot bledon-winner EMU vs. Wolver- 355-8255 walls. Other extr.'s. Excellent appearance. Must be able to with barn, orchard. $12,900.Call Mo. graduate student and Kappa Time Gym 3 Court 6 NEW HO slot racing set plus RATES c J rive i ' this lie: re .v: er. Test >1,195. work full time. Don't pass up this opportunity. You need it. We extras worth over $40. Sell for 677-5901. 38 Alpha. In Venezuela 6 Educ. Research-winner R $25. 355-4142. 36 Service Trojans vs. Scorpions 1 DAY $1.50 I960 VOLVO 2-do Real clean. need you. Call Mr. Crowley be¬ Service A Michigan State graduate, 7 winner Abelard vs. Wolvert. 3 DAYS. S3.50 1 and 5 ELECTRIC BASS, Gibson Ebo. David Glover, 25, of Grosselsle, . . . tween Monday through ANN BROWN typist and muliilith winner East Shaw 7 vs. Fenci 5 DAYS S6.00 Never used. $245 or best offer. Friday for interview appoint - was one of two Peace Corpsmen 8 Dei sale I' jse included, Steve Se+imert, offset printing (black and white Jigs- winner HedriCk vs. 1 »■ 15 '•••"•- ; *- » 'Wit. Phane 4S.7-.36bl. jT shot as the car in which they ., 1 'I nrM.mrr V. ? V> At" *;T»'>■ ^ "*<1-4235. ■ ' ' •;«>« " • ' were fcfci'-g rl',f Wfene" « v»- There will be a 50c serv ice 1>\R1 -TIME meat clerk. Exper- " 9 Kappa Alpha Psi-wihner Sigi Ni-W MEN'S 40. grey Rapid Service term papers, theses, disserta¬ ienced. Apply in person, Spar¬ suit, :,i/e ED 2-8384. C in Caracas, Venezuela, Friday Nu vs. DTD and bookkeeping charge if Drafting Supplies tions. tan Shop-Rite, 940 Trowbridge. blend plaid.-Men's dress sUcks. night. this ad is not paid within XEROX COPIES BEV TALLMAN. Your theses, C 37 Left-handed bowling ball and Glover, a business administra¬ CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT term papers', etc. Typed in my Independent T e a m Table Ten- SECRETARY. HILLEL Founda- bag. Hamroond organ, reverber¬ tion major and member of Delta 221 South Grand home. Electric typewriter. 372- nis Tournament begins Tuesday ate.' and speaker. Ladies' coats, n. Good typist. Monday-Fri¬ 8349. C36 Upsilon fraternity, graduated in in the Sports Arena. Singles a 9-10. Alter 5:30 332-3250. 35 482-5431 C8 1963. He underwent emergency The State News-does not day. 9-5. $1.50 hourly. Phone 7 p.m. and doubles at 7:30 p.m. ANTIQUE JEWELRY collecti, DIAPER SERVICE, same diapers surgery in Caracas for a gun¬ permit racial or religious Rabbi Zemach, ED 2-1916. 37 returned. E'ther yours or ours. Transportation shot wound in the abdomen and discrimination in its ad¬ f^r sa: . 25^ to $8. 500 antique WOMEN'S ■5308. Just past Oke- With our service you may in¬ NEW YORK round trip Spring was reported in satisfactory con¬ BASKETBALL vertising columns. The clude two pounds of baby clothes term vacation bus special - State News will not accept dition. His companion, Hospen that do not fade. Diaper pail fur¬ $32.20. Get reservations and R. Rupley, 24, of Orinda, Calif, Time Lower Gym Court persons nished. deposit in by March 12. Call was fatally shot. 7 Chi Omegn-Alpha Delta scriminating against re- P AMERICAN DIAFER SERVICE Bus Depot, ED 2-2813. 35 Larry Anderson, also of Delta 7:45 ZTA-Alpha Omega Pi ion, race, color, or na- 914 E. Gier St. FLY TO DAYTONA, SPRING VA¬ Upsilon, and now with the Army 8:30 Kappa Delta-Alpha Xi Delta nal origin. IV 2-0864 C CATION. Round trip, $84. Call in Milwaukee, said he had just Time Lower Gym Court 2 DIAPER SERVICE, three types 332-5973 Monday through Fri¬ heard from Glover recently. "He 7 Alpha Gamma Delta-Beta Zet: of diapers to choose from. Bulk day, 6-9 pm. 36 went down there last fall with 7:45 Kappa Kappa Gamma-Alpha wash for cleaner whiter diapers. RIDE NEEDED from Lansing the Peace Corps as an advisor Phi Fluff dried and folded. Use your Road to campus and back. Five to a building trades cooperative" or rent ours. Containers fur¬ days. Will pay. 355-2264. 35 said Anderson. "He was an out¬ RLMMAGE SALE!! BargainsGa- Auto Service & Parts W1LLIAMSTON, LARGE fur- i.ished apartment, fireplace. $85 lore! Friday, February 26,9:30- 4:30. Junior League Thrift Shop. nished. No deposit. 25 years ex¬ perience. BY-LO DIAPER SER¬ FLY HOME to N.Y. City for spring vacation by jet. $62.50 standing fellow, had been abroad before and wasn't the kind to Advertising CHEVROLET, '> 3 Impali HARDTOP FOR TR-3, $S0. Fits 501 E. Michigan. 37 VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV round trip. For information, call knowingly get involved in vertible. miles. \-&f stick. 16,000 Sharp. Bank financing. all TR-3's. Gibson electric sin- -up guitar, $45. Bill 351- per month. Utilities paid. Adults. Call ED 2-0993. 35 MOVING OUT!! Must sell new wardrobe trunk, bedding, RENT your TV from NEJAC. 337-0089, Monday and Wednes¬ day, 3:30-8 pm. Tuesday, trouble." Glover's younger brother, Al¬ Program Set ED 2-5S5". Mrs. Bayle, 353- 5yo. 35 New Zenith portable for only bert, graduated from MSU last Alpha Delts Sigma, the ad¬ dishes. Miscellaneous items. IV Thursday, Friday, 1-8 pm. 38 2939. 35 $9 per month. FREE Service spring. vertising fraternity, will present 2-7274. 39 W ANTED RIDERS to San Anton- CHEVROLET, 1^0 Impaln two- Scooters & Cycl and delivery. Call NEJAC TV a program on industrial adverti¬ ), 1/2 carat. AAAA io Texas or cities en route. dcor hard:up. Black stick shift. Excellent ONE OR two girls to share luxury Rental. 482-0624. C sing Wednesday. Good condition. Best offer. 469- HOND\, 1964 "Ira '. ion. 1,800 apartment m Williamston. Com¬ rating). Call after 5:30, Leaving approximately Febru- Airmen Change Marsteller Inc., an industrial 0054. 37 mute. Call 655-1793 after 5:30. 37 Call L's For ary 26. Phone IV 9-4355. 36 mile?. $175 including title, etc. advertising agency from Chicago, MEN'S shirts. Men's CHEVROLET, 1959 Bel Air. V-S four-door sedan. Power glide, Call IV 2-2121. TWO MEN. Furnished. Two 35 work SPORT pants. Ladies' dresses. ICE SALT Wanted Officers March 10 is sending two representatives to campus to outline cur.rent cam¬ Ladies' short jackets. Cuckoo OKEMOS ELEVATOR CO. BLOOD DONORS needed. $5 for Tom Pratt, Rochester junior, steering, brakes. Excellent con¬ Employment blocks north - Post office. $7 clocks. IV 4-5623. 35 RH Positive; $7 for RH Nega¬ will take command of the Arnold paigns and 01scuss expansion and dition. 465-1980. 39 per man. IV 5-8706. IV 4-3235 Okemos Rd. at C & O Railroad interest in international ad¬ GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT tive. Detroit Blood Service, CHEVROLET 1956 station wagon. after 6. 35 STUDENT VIOLINS Viola, cello, Okemos, ED 2-4114 Air Society in the change of of¬ vertising. for permanent position in office, Inc., 1427 E. Michigan Ave., ficers March 10. MODERN APAR'IMENT avail- Orchestra models. New; used. 6-cylinder. Standard shift. Ex¬ sales, technical. Call IV2-1543. 489-7587. Hours 9-4, Monday, The program will be at 7:30 able The other members of the ex¬ cellent condition! $250. Call IV C36 immediately. Close to East Expertly Repaired, Reasonable. and application pictures. Phone p.m. in 21 Union. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday. ecutive board are will be execu¬ 2-6531 any time. 39 EARNINGS ARE Unlimited as ; Lansing and campus for 2 - 3 Cases, parts, accessories. Bar¬ Hicks Studio for appointment. 12-7 Thursday. 43 tive officer, Jeff Coy, Owosso CHEVROLET, 1963, Bel A,r wag¬ on. er >-cylinder, automatic, pow¬ steering, brakes, extras. Avon representative. Tur- yoi free time into $$. For appuin ment in your home, write < MALE shore Free parking, 332-8170. 35 ROOMMATE an over efficiency apartment, 21 t tow TWO Violin Shop, 306 1/2 N. Washington. IV 7-5697. COMPLETE double metal 35 ED ACCIDENT 2-6169. Kalamazoo PRO B L.EM? Body Shop. Small C49 Call junior; operations officer, Duane Engelmeier, Leslie junior;ad- ministrative Officer, Van Muhn, ' WKAR Tuesday I1 $1,995. Owner, IV 4-0406. 37 call Mrs. Alona Huckins, 56< Spring term. 129 Bircham. 351- beds. Antique love seat and dents to large wrecks. Ameri¬ Call 485-8015. 10:05 a.m.--Music Room— 5575 after 3. 38 Alma junior; comptroller. Jack CORVAIR SPYDER, 1963. 150 - School St., Haslett, Michigan < matching chair. Phone655-1442. can and foreign cars. Guaran¬ A BETTER PRICE FOR your car Wheeler, Rochester, N.Y., jun¬ COPLAND: "Old American horsepower. Four speed syn- call evenings, FE 9-8483. C 35 IN OKEMOS. Atti 36 teed work. 489-7507. 1411 East at PHILP DODGE. 1431 East ior; information officer, John Songs," (Set One) and El Salon chromesh positraction. Tach. HARD WORK if you can ge id apartment for 2 or 3 stu-* DINING ROOM set. Mahogany. Kalamazoo. C Kean, Grosse Pointe Farms so¬ . Mexico. dents. 351-4134. 36 WHY PAY MORE? For profes- Michigan. See Russ Lay. Phone , Tuxedo black. Excellent condi¬ Young men - 18-28 to work in Cabinet, drop-leaf table, chairs. phomore and adjutant recorder, 2 p.m.—Winter Serenade— IV 4-4517. C tion, 339-8463. 37 office and order depart¬ Perfect condition. $100. Call sional dry cleaning, WEND- our WANTED: ONE or two girls to Bob Wes' Jonesville sopho- LISZT: Hungarian Rhapsody No. CORVETTE 1960 Convertible. 4- ment. $85 to start. $125 after ED 2-1185. 36 ROWS. Pants, skirts, sweaters, MAJOR OIL Company salesman, share luxury apartment spring with 2 children, looking for 2; BRAHMS: Concerto No. 1 inD; speed. Dual quads. Positraction. third week. Opportunity to work term. Across from campus. PORTABLE TYPEWRITER. Like 65%. Plain dresses, suits, coats, On an an a inspection in Janu¬ SUPPE: Poet and Peasant Over¬ modern 3-bedroom home to rent Must sell by end of term. OR into management. $18,000 a year 332-4141. 37 New. $60. Phone IV 9-4355. 36 $1,29. 3006 Vine St., 1/2 block ary the society received a 6.1 ture; HARRIS: Sonata; PERSI- in Lansing area. Please contact 6-5071. 36 position. Phone 482-5872 be¬ WIRE1! AIR ED FOX Terrier Pup- west of Frandor. C35 rating out of a possible 7. CHETTI: Symphony No. OKEMOS, LOVELY furnished TU 2-2401 any time between 8 4. FALCON, 1961 Station Wagon. Au- tween 9 arid 12 for personal in- THE INTERNATIONAL Center of apartments. Three room. Park¬ P'es, 7 weeks. AKC. Female, and 5. "35 tomatic. Excellent condition. ing. Al! utilities paid.337-9676. $50. 2507 Lake Lansing Road, Metaphysics will give instruc¬ 35,000 miles. $850. Phone 882- tion in metaphysics. Call 372- D TO Buy: A 3/4 size DELIVERY BOYS wanted. Make 37 Lansing. 484-5503. 37 36 9645. 35 1845. 44 FALCON, 1963. Standard trans- up to $2 an hour. Varsity Drive- MALE ROOMMATE. Approved V-M TAPE. RECORDER with add- a-track. TV RENTALS for students. Eco¬ frp In. ED 2-6517. 3h apartment. Spring term. Close Just like new. Call nomical rates by the term and to campus. Cooking, parking, Steve after 5. 332-3507. 37 PART-TIME BABYSITTER f r month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ infant. Our house. TV. $10 weekly. 351-5293. 39 Opposite Fee- Mobile Homes ALS. 484-9263. C Akers. Student wife or student. YOUR Houses TRAILER FOR sale. 50' x 10'. INCOME TAX Assistance. Daily Afternoons. 332-8312. 36 and evening appointments. Lula FORD 1958 Edsel sedan. Excel- MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST. EAST LANSING, Near!I (Only 10 nis. $3,500. IV 4- M. Marlett, 3519 S. Cedar. TU lent rubber. New battery. Ex¬ Male or female to work in clin¬ minutes to campus). Owner will cellent running condition'. $275. ical laboratory of 50-bed hospi¬ rent his oversized, 4-bedroom RELIABLE LADY desires Phone 393-0616. 36 tal. ASCP Colonial. $200 per month. Ren¬ registry not essential. MGA, .95". tal payments can apply toward couple ironings a week. $3 per Completely rebuilt Salary open. Mason General bushel. Phone IV 4-9959. 37 engine, transmission. Michelin Hospital. Phone OR 7-9521. 3" purchase. References required. " X". Tires. Good heater. Radio. 372-3777 or 372-1666. 35 VETERAN PAINTING- Wall cp, MOBILE SALESMAN. APARTMENT HOME 351-4446 sfter 7 pm. 37 PARK LAKE, one-bedroom Personal cleaning. Porfessional. Neat, Part-time. Experience pre¬ house. $65 per month. Drive by, NEW ISRAELI efficient work. Phone IV 4-0501. MODEL A 1930. 2-door. 70% re- ferred but not essential. Phone 15247 Richard Lane. Call ED Get with it. 39 stored. $450. Call 355-6655 for IV 5-2289 for appointment. 35 2-0993. 35. details. 37 Wednesday, February 24, 7:30 Typing Service TOOLMAKER AND machine re- THREE BEDROOM. OLDSMOE1LE, 1964 Cutlass. Partly fur- pm. Sponsored by Israeli Club pair man. Experience neces¬ nished. 419 S. Fairview. $100 TYPING AND mimeographing to Bucket seats. V-8 standard and Hillel. For rides, 332-1916 sary. Contact Ross Downing, IV do at home. Will pick up and shift. Extras. Must sell. Terms plus utirities. Call ED 7-1824.39 before 5 pm. 36 4-4521, 8 am. to 5 pm. 35 EAST SIDE. Three bedroom fur- deliver. 882-9725 or 372-3237. or sale. FE 9-8491. 38 BASICALl Y BUBOLZ in in the OLDSMOBILE, 1959 "S&" hard- INTERSTATE SYSTEM has . p- nished house. Available March business of TYPING, IN my home. Prefer paying claims. enings for salesman. Age 30- 1st for 6 women or men. NO final theses copies. Also gen¬ top. Excellent condition. New We're good at it. Been paying 40 years. College educati 9-2725 days: ask for Helen. Or eral typing. Dictaphone exper¬ j VACANT? tires. $695, Phone FE 9-8085. . them lor three generations.Try 39 Salary open, car allowance and ED 2-J298 after 6 pm. 37 us for auto and car. 332-8671. ience. Neat, accurate. 485-9863. expenses. For interview ap¬ GIRLS TO share 35 OLDSMOBILE, 1962. Nine pass- nicely furnished C35 enger wagon. V-8. Automatic. pointment, call between 5 and house. S45 monthly. Parking. In- IT PAYS TO KNOW your State JP ANN HAAC typist. Term pa- Power brakes, steering. New 5:30 p.m. Ask for Mr. Till.v. ciudes dog. Call after 5, ED pers, theses and general typing. Farm agent for low rates on tires. A-! condition. 646-6768. 485-1714. 36 Experienced. 372-2452 . 35 auto insurance. Call or see EDIE STARR,'ypist.Thesis,dis- your State Farm agent today. Ask for JIM RYAN, IV 5-7267, sertations, term papers, gen¬ ASK THE STUDENTS FURNISHED ROOM for two stu¬ dents. House privileges. Unsup¬ In Frandor. C35 eral typing. Experienced. IBM Electric. OR 6-2645. C ervised, 4 blocks to campus. WHO LIVE HERE.... $95. Phone 485-6550. 35 JOB RESUMES - 100 copies, $4- Aldinger Direct Mail Advertis¬ RentltWithA ing, 533 N. Clippert, IV 5-2213. Delta - Evergreen - Haslett Supervised doubles. Spring C University Terrace term. Near $10 weekly. 332-0369. campus. Cooking. 1 & 2 bedroom apts. com¬ BARBI MEL, Professional typist. State News No job too large or too small. Coming Soon rrjm ~ pletely furnished. Including Block of campus. 332-3255. C air conditioning, swimming Lowe Brook & Cedar Brook aurants near. Private en- pool, and,G£,_appl.iances. TYPING, THESES, term papers. ce. Adult with references. IBM' Electric typewriters. Call IV 4-163?. ' 335-8255 PROPERTY • Efficient "Service. io/-i52/1 ' C' SLEEPING ROOMS, for two with FIDELITY -REALTY & INVESTMENT CO. MANAGEMENT CO. home privileges. $18 per week. 1350 Haslett Rd. curately done by experienced O W Eft MAN Call for appointment.IV4-2049. 332-5041 rheses typist. Two blocks from Union. 337-2737. 37_ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, February 23, 1965 7 Behind Every Placement Bureau I Chaplin SAE Officer Is A Pledge -esumably, carry sey Hall by a horde ofV plages Co.: Accounting. Eco. All majors of the < to!TWwitchPbSS0r,e rato'rV • , that the deJfces SJwgetov?^ IlTe grace ^ Niji^Tsk v.'' V J 1-' TIRED.0F STUDYING IN YOUR ROOM?--Jim 'n''•^rfsonS1'^erAaken Business, Arts ai cial Science (B.M). M BEHlSEf'E1 tender and desk clerks.' 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