Inside Weather Cloudy wit!i little temper¬ MICHIGAN STATE MEWS Track Team at NCAA ature change and snow Meet, p.4: Chemistry De¬ ending. Saturday: Rain or partment Religion, p. 10: Spartan Honored, p. 7: STATE snow with little tempera¬ ture change. Spirit Awards, p. 14. UNIVERSITY Vol. 55, Number 277 East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 12, 1965 Eight University Seniors Win Wilson Fellowships Sunday's Comm Among Means Thousand Traffic Ford, R-Gratid the commencement Rapids, will be Subco Across U.S. spe^er. Operati ;n a member of the Eight MSU seniors have been Special traffic controls will be Ford, who is the H"ii. minor- an non- He h. awarded Woodrow Wilson Fel¬ in effect Sunday to relieve traffic ir^ e' degree, joj|U -House Repubin lowships, Graduate School Assis¬ tie-ups for parents and faculty leadership since January, 1963, tant Dean Kenneth G. Stone an¬ attending commencement exer- l0lal, ,inC!udeS 'I9 and served last year on the seven- nounced today. The fellowship winners are: Graduation ceremonies will candidates and 650 bachelors investigated President Kennedy's the Audi- candidates. Jack M. Armistcad, English, East begm Ford, 51, was born in Omaha, Lansing; Cynthia A. Brown, mathematics, Springfield, Va.; The special traffic controls Another 23 students are can- Neb. He holds the bachelor's didates for doctor of Stephen E. Crick Jr., mathema¬ which will be in effect from 3 veterinary degree from the University of medicine degrees, and five will tics, Livonia; Kathleen R. Hod- t. 4:15 p.m. are: westbound traf¬ Michigan and a law degree from receive diplomas tor Advanced dinott, entomology, New York, fic on Auditorium road wil not Yale University. EMIL P. ESCHENBERG Graduate N.Y.; Mary Kimball, classical be permitted beyond a point near Study. studies, Ogdensburg, N.Y.: Ro¬ the southeast corner of Snyder DOWN THE PIPE — Ever wonder what a pipe's-eye view of a campus construction Hal: southbound traffic on Phy- Forv1 who has beon ln the bert H. Paulson, physics, Hol- sight looks like? Probably not, but for anyone who has, here's the answer. House smcc 1949, selected ton; John M. Rawls, physics, Amiy, A.F. Cadet sics Road will not be permitted Photo by Larry Carlson minon!> ie.,der early this year, Arlington, Va.; and Richer' C. south of its intersection with j^e servec] ,he iast C ongress as Vile Jr., mathematics, New Or- Dormitory Road; the only access chairm the Republican Con- leai , La. to Parking Lot "C ' and the ad- fer^nCc ,lf the House, Each year the Woodrow Wil¬ Two U.S. Aircraft Downed jacen.t street parking bays will be tr• in Auditorium Road its intersection with Farm Lane, near Before becoming the minority leadership, he was a member of Comm issioning Set son Foundation awards fellow¬ ships to 1,000 outstanding col¬ lege graduates in an effort to Degrees will be awarded to the House Appropriations Com- MSU Army and Air Force handled b> the cadets themselves attract them to the profession of 943 winter term graduates and mittee, the Subcommittee for the In Raids Against Viet Cong senior cadets will receive com¬ under cadet Brig. Gen. Brian college teaching. U.S. Representative Gerald R. Department of Defense and the missions and branch appoint¬ M. Mumaw, G ro s s e I'ointe Another 1,500 students receive ments in two ceremoniej this honorable mention awards. week end. Cadets receiving commissions broadcasts complain regul Nearly 10,000 candidates each SAIGON, Vi< ; \am 1 The burned supply mission, pre- Army branch assignments will Sunday include Gary M. about them. year are nominated by college sumably from Viet Cong fire. B United States rrift Congress be presented to 124 ROTC cadets VanOrnum, Alabaster business A dispatch radioed from Pe- faculty members in the U.S. and yesterday i:: s g,.,v- Four crewmen were injured. . in Erickson Kiva. administi ation Canada for the Woodrow Wilson Viet Three were moved the field king, for instance, said jet The cadets will graduate in June. orp.s; Lewis I .Clem, Fellow awards. , nd the craft of the United States and its Second lieutenant's i- Berr ■ Sprit lackeys—meaning Laotian gov¬ ernment pilots—"flew spy mis¬ With Pathos, missions will be awarded MSU Army and Air Force cadets neering major, Army Ordinance Corps; Ronald \. kratt, Dear- Single students or married stu¬ dents with no children receive Da Nang is the site of the ma- sions over Khang Khai, Xieng the r . for the student board , , 1 ' ' $1,800 to study at the graduate jet bomber crashed : rine-euarded air base from which By JO BUMEARGER at „ 2 p.m. ,, Sunday , . in _ , Parlor C „ , , . born packaging major, LJisting- school of their choice for one Khouang, Ban Ban arid other towns State News AUSG Writer to investigate. Union. uished Air Fo ROTC gradu- U.S. Air Force F100 and F105 liberated year. in the territories in Campus Clubs chartered are A brief session, touched with Commissioning speaker Sun- ate; Barry K. UiHer, Dearborn jet fighter-bombers now are upper Laos between 8 a.m. and the Young Americans for Free¬ Married students receive miking tlmost daily forays both humor and pathos, marked day will be Brig. Gen. Emil P. hotel, nestaunj it and institutional noon yesterday (Wednesday).' dom, the Chinese Student Chris¬ $1,000 extra for their firstchild, iiig jellied gasoli against Communist bases and tin tir.al meeting of Student Con- Eschenburg, assistant comman- management "Several T28 (Laotian) planes tian Fellowship, the Chi Alpha der of the 101st Airborne Di- and $250for each additional child. supply lines through eastern Wednesday night, termastei k'orps; John M. The bombed and strafed Mount Phou National full-Gospel Christian The funds for the fellowships All bill s and resolutions passed vision, Fort Campbell, Ky. A O'Hara, Hint it e bailed out.Ground Khouth, Munong Khong and other organization, and Sigma Alpha native of Macomb arf granted by the Ford Foun¬ u'"1 ""ously for per- jo)a professlonaj County, nomics majoi irmen hunted them, Though Saigon and Washington places, ' it said. dation., and are sent directly to haps the first time in its 15-year Eschenburg was a 1939 Out - Police Corps, The Peking reference to lib- the fellow's irth, a U.S. Marine officials say little concerning standing Cadet graduate of MSU. Thomas J. ! mery, I graduate school. ansin^ . Representatives voted to pre¬ Corps helicopter crashed and these operations, Coi The student government con¬ For campaigns in the Aleutian history majoi In accepting the award, a stu¬ held by the pro-communist Pa- sent the Congplss gavel to Louis stitution adopted in Tuesday's Island, Ardennes-Alsace, Rhine- General's C:c dent thet Lao Rebels. Khang Khai is Hekhuis, director of student ac¬ pledges that he will give land ind Korea, he wontheSilver Rosendale Lansing production referendum e 1 im i n a t e s Con¬ tivities. A former student gov¬ serious thought to a career m their headquarters. Star, Legion of Merit, Purple administi,: 3ii major, Army Ar- Viet Cong guerrillas lobbed a gress. ernment president, he was one college teaching. King Tells Ala. Court Heart and the Italian Cross of tillery, Ronald \V. Met calf, Congress approved a $4,4" student gov- Students who refuse Woodrow grenade or mortar shell Wed¬ budget and the regular 25 cent I Royal Oak Wilson Fellowships in order to nesday night into a Vietnamese -University Of the 124 June graduates, 14 Army Artillenv. -irthwest student tax for spring term, k vel, accept another fellowship are granted four club charters and -ill receive Distinguished Mili- Ross A. Wot ring, Sand Creek listed as honorary Woodrow Wil¬ . . of Da Nang, killing n.e soldier Of Mounting Tension and wounding two. The position is about three set up a committee to comptle a record of the groups unfin¬ - cl ise Congress nnorpRs wi wil beusedtopur- p msp complimentary gavels for t, nnr_ ta ''V Student Awards tonight. They will r ive regular Army com- psychology major, and Charles D. Dobias, Scottville political son Fellows. The fellowships are aimed pri¬ ished activities for the new stu¬ in stead of reserve com¬ science miles from hilltops west oi the Howie Wilchins, speaker, and Sue major, Air Force. marily, bur not exclusively, at MOM GOME K Y, Odel Hoggle, 30, an auto mechan- dent board. missions. Thomas V. Borkowski, Sturgis students humanities and j rf took hi"s" base that U.S. marines have oc¬ in so¬ Smith, Congress secretary and a Marti: Luther King A motion to revoke the charter Beginning next week the 124 zoology major, Army Medical cial science. cupied to set up the outer perim¬ member for ft spread. . Negro v< :--r —A group of about 80 Negroes of the Sino-American Friend¬ cadets will be able to wear their Service Corps; William H. Peck, eter of their defense /one. The group t :eder : c ui • Fhursd iy and'told marched through downtown Mont¬ Rounding out a week in Saigon, ship Society on the grounds that sonal letters to the fe"v,ino" Re-ev.ilua- branch insignia instead of the ROTC insignia. About 50 per cent Redl,ands, California zoology ma¬ his people gomery. They stood on the steps the Justice Department may Ve¬ C ommittee members w ith the jor, Air Force and George Acki, Gen. Harold K. Johnson, the U.S. tion. received their first choice of Board 1 explosion ■ if a church one block from the clar fron Hlle, Hawaii, business admini- Army chief of staff, made the exception of Wilchins, commend- branches. would result. c ipitol and sang freedom songs. first field trip of his fact-find- (continued (continued on 9) King said e ed In .i packed courtroom, King on page 9) The ceremony tonight will be page testified of tension among dem¬ ;ured at it by would a onstrators when he led day march of 2,500 Negroes and white clergymen at Se:ma. He a Tues¬ Elections be all right. s : id the tension followedSunday's Tin Negr le der, march whet stite trooperf In April !d 50-mile 'And then you directed these Petitioning for the new Stu¬ i to Mont- people: ti the streets in masses, dent Board will begin April 1 did you?" snapped attorney and elections will be April 15, 8 There were these ot Maury Smith. the interim review board de¬ the steadily Sm.th represeraedGov.George cided opme "s in Thursday. c. Wallace and Col. Albert J. l. i g< , commander of the state Any student who has earned 75 or more credits, is carrying a minimum of 12 credits spring II' use :: term and has a 2.2 all Uni¬ -in .it the versity grade point is eligible. ratio ■' s xecuuveS"r White House Petitions, which must have at • least 300 signatures, will be due --K :. • Jem "rei'v°H Has Sit-in April 5 and campaigning may begin the following day. Boston mir stet cjylabed by n WASHINGTON' 4—A youthful If more than five persons are white ganir 1 .J ; band of civil rights demonstra¬ running for either of the two Seln: . 1 he V lc t rn. ::ie Rev. tors spent seven hours sitting in divisions, a primary will be held James J. Red , rem anted in a a White House hallway Thurs- April 13 to cut the number to day, demanding a talk with Pre¬ four. sident Johnson. Police took them There will be two juniors and away at nightfall. two seniors on the board. rested Selpi a and ch rgod with Four boys and eight girls, assault with intent to murder in nine of them Negroes and three Campaign expenditures should the beatit g. P lice s id ht *as of them white, staged the dem¬ riot, exceed $200 and any dona¬ tions must be included in this onstration after walking into the A'hite House amid a stream of The i I de- late-morning tourists. Debators Accept Most of them spent the rest cided elections to leave for the question class officers of of the day camped in a ground- to floor corridor, threatening to the student board. Filipino Challenge stay the.re and stage a hunger "We did not feel it was within i MSU debators will meet two strike until they saw Johnson and our jurisdiction to make a final University of Philippines de - presented a demand for federal decision on class councils," bators m a challenge, resolv¬ intervention in Selma, Ala. Bruce. Ostermk, review board, ing t' a* -U.S.-military «ase> in' • Shortly after-6 p.m., •unmark- chajrman.'said. ""J " . » the Philippines Be withdrawn. ecf"pl>li2e cars "rolled out from dents who skipped meals in order to study up to the very last Specific campaign information MACHINE ' FE E DING--T h is term will probably become familial The debate will take place 8 the iron - fenced White House minute. will be available when petition¬ J^.m. Friday in the Union Ball- grounds, carrying the demon- to many students before finals end. The vending machines in thi _, Photos „ by Kenn Roberts and Tom Pozarycki ing opens. class buildings and dormitories usually get heavy use rrom stu' Friday, March 12, 1965 Michigan State News, Kast Lansing, Michigai. Romney Asks Revision In Compensation Laws Gov. George Romney issued a of $27 compared with thepresen NEED CASH?? From Our Wire Sei special message to the legisla¬ $18. —Removal he 6u0-week Local Prof ture Thursday recommending re- limitation on p. Co-eds Aid S. B. S. is of the Workmen's Com¬ U.S. May Apply More Pressure vis. cases of redemption (lump sum pel tion Law which generally cash WASHINGTON—Increasing concentration of enemy battle units f<outh Viet Nam was reported Thursday with hints that the United duw: maximum weekly benefits. —Increasing the death benefit payments tr ;;i 450 ; > 500 weeks. For Selma States may apply more pressure on the Viet Cong and their North C v. Romney, admittinghe R bert I. Green, assist uit —Some deduc. ■: tor retired Vietnamese partner. w . : be criticized by some who Net "these recommendations persons who became el iable for professor of education, has an¬ nly '.. ve more Red battalions been observed in the north ft. . private pension pi : s J a "po¬ nounced the beginning of a fi'rd- Pays and central portions of South Viet Nam over the last two or three have not gone far enough," said tential earnings' coi sideration raisirg campaic: for Selma, Ala. months, but increasing numbers of soldiers who are natives of Red he ' vers retention of payments for persons under 25. Gree: received a phone call North Viet Nam have been found among prisoners captured from based on the number of depen- yesterday from Harry Boyte, Viet Cong outfits. de • s being supported by the ssistatit to Martin Lu¬ Defense weapons e perts have said the quality of arms used by the Communists has been improving steadily in thepast six or eight injured, disabled or accidental¬ ly Killed worker. Police Note spec. ther K. 'c Jr. Boyte, who was a witness to the Sunday beatings months- The Workmen's Compensation Quiet Week Top CASH S--'.tn , -a d that there - a St..' Commission report of J a . ues;.:.'t .i-ed for money to 21. is well as Democratic- backed bills in both houses of pay : r medical expenses as a resui: >f the beatings. Cal Regents Meet Saturday the legislature, asks two-thirds day (or a very quiet week, as Clucks can be made payable <• the worker's average weekly ; MSU md Eas: I .rising to tl. Southern Christian Lead¬ BERKELEY, Calif. 1—University of California Regents w v e—up to $100—withotit cot - were called Thursday into special emergency session Saturday a; top state legislators warned that the Regents miglit name a "strong man" to clear, up "a state of anarchy •idering dependents. thirds Romney also proposed the two- benefit level but his top ers! Ave., se- ' p t R erei ce, \tla :ta. '-ert Ga., 334 Auburn or cat. L. Greer., be 205 Every that now exists on the Berkeley campus." we y benefit would be $90 for Chairman Edward W. Carter called the 24 member Board of Regents ;r.to session at Berkeley at 12:30 p.m. Saturday i'n with five U wn the scale, dependents. Romney said, Think Spring For "to discuss t estoration of appropriate control over student the .: jured worker with the aver¬ conduct or, the ' erkeley campus." age size family would receive Go Triumph $2- ■■ week under the plan.'The Go Spitfire Steel Talks Resume sc le from no dependents to five he 'fered would be $33 to $90. Romney said he wants to hold down the sudden payment in¬ USED DOOKS PITTSBURGH—Top level negotiators were called to their first R ert se because "we must not neetii. i jrsday -ince b-.s,c steel contract talks resumed after a The other vehicle w.i dr..e:i wo-mor.th recess for the United Steelworkers election. S s cl sl t-- the. talks, which resumed Tuesday, said the driv r disc Michi- by Joel Panetta, Rosedale, 1 ansing. 24, .if f>348 At Your ndustry' chief :;e o'.iato,\ K. ConraJ Cooper, asked for the meet- Damage to the t . ■ vehicles to¬ ng and that United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald ird, he said, would i talled about $200, University po- ■ mplied. ated. USED DOOK T ne: e was o indication of the purpose of the meeting. Apply Next Week Go Al Edwards "Hot Money" To Be Investigated Other offerings made in the For Spring Loans message, which Gov. Romney TING TON—The federal government is preparing a sa.2 would give "Michigan a Sports Car ff Students needing financial as¬ .nvestigation into the suspected flow of "hot money" HEADQUARTERS sistance for spirng term are e underworld into legitimate financial circles, word came Thursday from Joseph W. Barr, chair- ture in that is adequate, fair and the employer, employe and asked to make arrangements with Center the loan office bet. rc March 19. the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC), who pubhc interest,' included: 616 N. Howard- -.ate investigators mat racketeers may be using their The office is open through Friday from 8-12 a.m. Monday Corner E. 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Washington will represent Michigan State in the Chicago Tribune contest for the Big Ten Player of the Year. Bill Curtis was selected most valuable player by the press and radio and rec.eved the Phillips Award. He was also electedteam captain for next year. Washington was the Spartan's top scorer this season, with a 21.3 mark, andCurus w is right behind at 19.7. Sophomore TedCr ■>.ry received the President's Award for the DIAMOND MINERS—Baseball season most improved player of the at Old College Fie prepare by digging a foundation for < Photo by Cal Crc year. The 0-5 forward 8." points per game. Captain Marcus Sanders won the . leadership 'ward. Sanders ver.iged INSTANT CASH! Use YOUR' Credit Union FIRST . .Call now 355-0293 had an 18.3 average this year $2,000 line-of-credit service now avail¬ Foilist Pinpoints Goals Convenient up to to become State's fifth highest Wa: i the fi able tion pay to meet your credit needs. Quick cash for a trip or vaca- plans. Take advantage of seasonal, money-aavingbargains, off high interest charge accounts — larger household CREDIT UHION By PHIL LOOMIS aw.ird. The 0-3 guards. expenses — unexpected bills and emergencies. State News Sports Writer Bryan Kutchins wants to ex- cell. He wants to excell in fen¬ lesson from Schmitter. cing and he wants to excell in life. at Kutchins' po >1 rec The Detroit senior, considered graduation cat::e arou CASH TO MAKE THAT TRIP as oneof thefencingteam's main¬ stays for the past three years, sport and his recent i has already excelled in one goal and is bent on excelling in the scholarship offers. other two. Kutchins' first goal is him. He was a mer at Lansing Sexton where he i ained high school All-Amer- behind top-notch swim¬ him in nothing school, but fere.:. SOUTH, A PROBLEM? .can honors. When the sport became more work than pleasure, he dropped, it. Then did he take up fencing as a sport. With the aid of books on fen¬ cing and his sister, Kutchins regan working on tne fundamen¬ tals of the sport. "I read quite a few books on 'he sport during my regular clas¬ hes in Ugh school," he said. To put what he had read into conference me -t practical use, he acquired the HERE'S ..se of i.is sister as a "dummy." a collegiate reci With her help he worked His fencing will work. however. Upon grj Spartan Track In Stiff NC GET THE Four Spartan Big Ten champions will take part CASH SOLUTION annual NCAA kidoor track meet tonight nd Sa . Detr it s Cob" Arena. Hurdler Gene Washington, miler Keith C • tes, pri t< Da wc > a:\pbell and broad jumper Jim Garrett w..: V - t dd tion.il honors to conference laurels earned it Ma ' v.. . v d. A total of 360 athletes from 84 col'.e es .v;" I-' Phil ShinniCk of Washington will be jump with Garrett, Purdue's Jim M ore tgv me, M -> '■ i Mary¬ for you land rating close behind. Chris Johnson of Southern California ard K : iouri are co-favorites ir the mile. TEXT Wise, .sin ->nd MSU rate as thetopBigTe: <.• ••• v • 1-2 in team standings at the league moot. I hi B i: led all squads in tirst-place finishes witr : .r .p«." . OPEN 6 DAYS CAFE featuring • CANTONESE • CHINESE • AMERICAN BOOKS TUES. THRU SUN. 11 TO 11 FOOD wo Doors Dow SELL ESTABLISHED SINCE 19 J- From Michigan 207 1/2 S. Washington NOW Billiards, by his royal decree, is now superior to jousting in competi¬ tion for the kingdom's fair damsels. for Your Top Price Relaxing evening, luxuri¬ ous atmosphere, at House of Royalty. Play billiards on Brunswick tables (it's the "in-sport" you know) Hot sandwiches also avail¬ Billiard Lounge able for you and yours. E. Lansings Department store for students where E. Lansing and MSU Meet CAMPUS BOOK STORE ' - (ACROSS FROM THE UNION BUILDING) 6 M i u.iti State Nf\v s . Fast Lansing. Michigan Friday, March 12, 1965 Ex-Illinois H.S. G Three Of Four Students On WK mm F ridoy—AM BEETHOVEN: Coriolan Governor Is Played Get Full Schedules farc-r; 10:05 a.m. Music Overture; BRUCK NE R: Sym- COL'PERIN: Concert R yal phcr N. y . In Secret i tions wherever possible to ac- Saturday--F M Aquitted -m 3. 73 commodate student request, 6:30 a.m. Saturday with Steve 2 p.m. Wirter Serenade-- DETROIT (UPI)—A state high -ts Fees will be assessed ar.dpaid LISZT: Prelude a; d Fugue the Meuche. and ID cards validated during 2 p.m. school basketball tournament Name of Bach: BEETHOVEN: Album Jazz. CHICAGO f— William G. registration Mtrch 30 titd 31, Stratton, former Republican gov- game was played in secret Thurs¬ c Symphony No. 6; RACHMANIN¬ day. Spectators were barred be¬ ,-r according to the schedule of OFF: Prelude in C - sl.arp: 9 p.m. Listener's Choice — err. r of Illinois was acquitted cause of racial violence after l-e registration to be mailed with GRIEG: Old Norv.eel D:. ces ( ! issics by request. Thursday on a charge of income with Variations; NIELSEN: Quin¬ Sunday—AM another prep game Tuesday night. Sunday— F M Thursday morning's game be¬ tet for Winds; DEBUSSY: Child¬ A jury of six men -nd six tween Southwestern and Catholic 9 -.m. MusicalTreasureChest women returned its verdict to Former Governor ren's Corner. —HAYDN: Concerto No. 2 for judge Hubert L. Will of U.S. Central was played with only F riday— F M newsmen and tournament offi¬ 2 r; ,:-rs; BEETHOVEN: Sym- District Court shortly after noon, Honored At Olivet 10 a.m. On-Ca mpus— Alan N . 6; GESUALDO: 6 Mad- Stratton had been accused in cials present, lt was resched¬ Thomas, "Liberal Education ir. uled from Wednesday night be¬ the Age of Tech: ^■gy. r. s; A; -nymous Elizabethan four-count indictment of evad¬ cause of trouble which followed Rec rder -. Lute Music; GAS- ing $40,946 in income taxes on v 1 i another regional game between rOI f)l: 12 Balletti;TELEM/NN: allegedly unreported income of UL t : ce-rtf i P.; TELEMANN: $83,069 for the period 1956 to Highland Park atid Northwestern. Cfott w . 1 Mensch and sterblich 1960, the last ..term in office Nine white youths were stabbed werden; 1 ELEMANN: Concerto for the former Republican state ; ; C. iiARPENTIER: Mass and by Negroes after Highland Park upset previously unbeaten North¬ Saturday--A V The government has contended western, 70-69. Northwestern is 10:05 Mi.s-c that Stratton used campaign con¬ ..m. EATURED SPEAKER — Lt. Gov, a predominately Negro school. LALO: Nam un;. tributions for personal use with-- Another Detroit tournament This book (! P.4R'i'fiK: Dance Suite; reporting them as taxable addresses the Fourth Annual Legislative Fori .nit »n 2 p.m. Saturday Syn game was rescheduled for Satur¬ PRAKOFIEFF: Plane Concerto 1: come. the Michigan Welfare League Conference in t WAGNER: "Die Meisti r day afternoon under the same Overture; BRAHMS: S< N . ;; PIr'i TON: Symphony No. 4; The defense replied thatStrat- nion. Photo by Bob Ba ground rules—no spectators al- STRAL'SS, R.: Til Eu.ensp:egel. t< used campaign donations for is a total blank. tiny; MAHI LR: S r.g. . p !.'ical purposes and produced several witnesses who testified A third game, this one be¬ they zave Stratton cashcontribu- t! 1: s with no strings atached. Students Nominate tween Austin, a Detroit Cath¬ olic school, and Pershing, a De¬ troit public school, was resch¬ Hannah For 'Robin' eduled from tonight to Saturday afternoon, but it will be open to Who's Campus organization leaders President John A. Others nominated at MSL' are spectators since it ed at the East Detroit will be play¬ High School. .ncluded Martin Luther King, religion; Whose Hannah the in Robins their nominations for Awards of America C.S. Mott, industry; folksingers Peter, Paul and Mary, enter- "Since the game is being play¬ ed outside Detroit, it is not in Join IBM's Susannah Winnings Weidner, De:r< Wednesday night. Hannah was field of education. nominated in the Henry Cabot Lodge, ; Mickey Mantle, ath¬ letics; andE.O. Goodman, special our jurisdiction," for the Detroit Board of Educa¬ tion said. The board a spokesman and police f-eshman to Gary Wilson, Detrc The Robins Awards are na¬ (all fields not covered by the other Wednesday barred spectators computer tional citations given annually categories). new in eight fields to persons who Goodman has worked with the from remaining Detroit tour¬ nament games and ordered them have served as an inspiration Order of the Arrow, a Boy Scout Jan Groshko, Grosse Pointe played in secret. to the nation's college students. group. systems science Farms sophomore to Kim Van They are named after Jimmy Nominations and short biogra¬ Doom, Wyoming junior ar.d Tri- Take it to college. Rosemarie Evers, Lakewood, Robins, a University of Utah student killed in an automobile crash and whose parents sat up phies of the candidates from each campUs are sent to executive offices which compile and send IFC Nets $50 training program Ohio to Gerald C. Marston, BrecksviUe, Oh;* scphomoreand Phi Kappa Sigma. a memorial fund for the awards. # OLIN them to the board of directors. The directors, choose five nominees in each category. Each For Selma campus then votes again on the The Who: graduating engineers and scientists in Officers Chosen V"HOSPITAL finalists. sponsored Inter-Fraternity Council " penny drive t > col¬ all disciplines. JE, REPORT has This is the first year participated in the awards. that MSU, lect money to send to Selma this Why: become a problem-solver and advisor By Ski Club Admitted Thursday were: "I think it is an excellent week. to users of IBM computer systems in areas Judith Moline, Big Rapids junior; Ski Club had officer elections opportunity for us to show our A little over $50 was collected Thomas Gardyko, Saginaw junior; appreciation to persons who have in the drive, according to May- at its Tuesday night meeting. Elected Donald Falik, Detroit freshman; taken a lot of time to help others nard Haack of Ph: Gamma Delta, president was Joel Marlene Rys inp, Kalama/ said Bob Harris, All University Snyder, Bloomfield Hills, junior. < orga'nizer of the activity. The • commum Vice president is Greg Akin, freshman; Erna Hassell, Okemos Student Government president. money wi! 1 gc to the paying of freshman; Sally Marquardt, St. Harris is a member of the Robins hospital bills for Negroes in¬ systems Birmingham freshman. Record¬ ing Secretary is Suzy Drular*, Joseph- freshman; Sandra SandeUg board of directors. jured in Sunday's racial vio¬ • time-shared computer systems Traverse City freshman. Elected Har.eg$k jefnf-wr; Marjorie VaS-4 Most campus governing groups lence. • graphic data processing EATON'S • computer-controlled manufacturing corresponding secretary was Janle Olds, Sault Ste. Marie colt, Pinconning gra du a t e'stu- dent; Thomas Burenga, Lansing and honoraries sent representa¬ tives to the nominating'conven¬ "We would like to hive col¬ lected more-but because of the r.ystems freshman. Treasurer is Paula junior; Donald Cato, Fredonia, tion, which was open to all in¬ LETTLKQUETTE" • management operating systems Arendt, Royal Oak junior. N.Y., sophomore. terested students. time element this wa sible," Haack said. not pos¬ • engineering design automation All the money cted When: from individua member as soon t s you graduate. IBM wi Greek system betwe- • | you jrenensive training, both midnight or, Wednesday. and on the ;ob You always get the lowest rate Where: cipal s of the U.S. when you make a station-to- KAT Officers How: see your placement director, visit the station Long Distance call on Kappa Alpha Thfeta sorority nearest IBM branch office, or write to C. R. Sunday. No need to wait until has elected Suke Korrel, Kala¬ Graham, IBM Corporation. 76 Adams Ave after 8 o'clock at night. You can mazoo junior, as president for W., Detroit. Michigan 48226. the coming year. call anytime-morning, after Other new officers are Peggy noon, or night. Cummings, Birmingham junior, Watch For first vice president ; Marylee Next Sundays are just right for Long Taylor, Hinsdale, 111., junior, Recruiting Dates. second vice president; Dorothy Distance calling, too. You're Luoma, Lansing junior, cor¬ more relaxed on. Sunday. And responding secretary; Judy Schiffman, Newark, N.J., junior, the chances are you won't have recording secretary; Margie IBM 'ROCESSING DIVISION to stand around the phone. waiting to use Marsh, Northbrook, 111., junior, treasurer, and Carol Schild- hammer, Grosse Pointe Woods junior, and Peggy Baer.Glencoe, Long Distance is the next best 111., junior, Pan Hellenic repre¬ sentatives. thing to being there. ;WSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Book How to spend a weekend in Chicago for $16 TELEPHONE \ ii Looks LiKe a book,^ Always Bring j} in if'5 on Frl. P.M. Dinner at YMCA Hotel Chicago Symphony Room at Y Hotel $1.25 2.50 2.95 worth ReaL CasJ) Sunday! MSU BOOK Long Distance station rates are lowest anytime on Sunday Room at Y Hotel Sun. A.M. Breakfast at Y Hotel Worship at Central Church lunch at Y Hotel 2.95 .58 1.30 STORE MEN • WOMEN • FAMILIES Located in the Center Stay at Chicago's Michigan Bell YMCA HOTEL for International Programs Part of the Nationwide bell System 826n the re- cc-tlv signed 45-m. nth contract Kelpin, rush; Bob Burgess, so¬ wnich • expires it 19*". The Free Press says 's answer the un- was'given Wednes¬ cial; Doug Nordhaus, scholar¬ ship; Fred Kemp, pledge educa¬ tor; Rogers Gordon, house mana¬ ger; Tom Clements, athletic Be Ready Man .. day : «i c members reported i work but refused to • print chairman; Bruce Montgomery, .song chairman; and Bill Zillmer, We have the makings president Anthony de Arid- raje was contracted bv officials '.he Detn •: Newspaper Pub- Friberg Named the uni n has contracts covering the Free Press and the Detroit ICC President • Shirts-sweat type, wild colors News, He was urged to make ef¬ Carl Friberg, Leondias sen¬ forts to jet members of the un- ior of Ellsworth House, was elec¬ ted president of the Inter Coop¬ erative Council Wednesday night. Sorority Presents Also elected were: Gary Bab- cock, Sand Creek senior of How- la: d House, executive vice pres¬ • Pads-towels, that is ident; John Dickason, Royal Oak Research Grants sophomore of Bower House, trea¬ surer; TomCorneil, Lansing jun¬ Kappa Delta warded three national grants $1,000 each to physicians out¬ sorority has a- of ior and more of Bower House, Lee secretary; Noll, Sheridan sopho¬ of Hedrick House, I.C.C. • Skivies-t-shirts to some standing in research in the field representative to AssociatedStu- dents of MSU. Administered by the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons BARNES FLORAL L«S the 1964 national Kappa Delta Orthopedic Awards were pre- Like best wishes, Man! se: O. :v ted i t and Yosef H. Pilch. Drs. Dr. Jerome Gross, Dr. Donald Chrisman, and, joint- Richarc' S. Riggins •WE TELEGRAPH 215 ANN WORLD WIDE ED 2-0871 llforno Restaurant MSU "TR& OPEN DAILY 11 AM | Lunches Dinners Sandwiches Pizza | - 2 AM BOOK STORE Rathskeller OPEN DAILY 5 PM In The Center For International Programs FINE FOOD ENTERTAINMENT PHONE Rp J.-1311 FOR TAKE OUT MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSU Bookstore MSI' Friday, March 12, 1965 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Evidence Against Only 1 In 25 New Products Is Success Known For Wee new NEW YORK—Only one in 25 products test marketed this managerial and marketing petence.' late in the afternoon.of Oct. 6 Staudt said it is becoming more year will be successful, an MSI' of last year to have the report marketing expert predicted here risky to enter new market areas because of "automation invest¬ ready by the next morning. Thursday. Defense Attorney Thomas R. Thomas A. Staudt, chairmai. ment requirements and the shor¬ Bad Axe who of MSU's Department of Mar¬ tened lead time for competitors to match market offerings. defending McDonald, brought out keting and Transportation Ad¬ that Hovey and, several other ministration, noted that the fail¬ "The leisurely process of or¬ members of the department and ure rate of new products is on derly market development based Engineers Set to determine tt c fate of Maj. two persons from Romney's of¬ the upswing, and penalties for upon secure patent he noted, "is no protection," longer rea- Gen. Ronald W. McDonald, state fice worked until 3-4 a.m. on such failures are becoming more the crash report. adjutant general, ar... f rig. Gen. SeminarToday Ca:-120; labor, SI 740; sup- who want to interview should catalogs of summer jobs for hotel will move into unfamiliar fields sales organization "with a deep . live at home. The break between check the Placement Bureau bul¬ and restaurant majors, packaging where thev "lack will to win." winter and spring terms is an specialised 500 perse tt.: dene excellent time to see employers. letin that comes out every week. majors and engineering majors The State News also prints lists who have completed their junior It is always better to have a year. personal interview for a job than to write Another a letter, Rand good way to look for sa.d. ■ ** ■ I I M. ft.a TODAY'S - Feature Times Harris Wires summer jobs, Rand continued, MICHIGAN " ™ ' 1:00-3:45-6:30-9:20 Weekday Matinee's to 5:30 $1.25 is to Bureau ment check at the Placement on campus, i'he Place¬ Bureau is located on the ings & Sunday Children All Tl-mes $1.50 Wallace On All University Student Govern¬ > presented in pos first vices floor Building. of the Student Sen- CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES! ment President Bob Harris has sent telegrams requesting civil "Thi / for the n POPULAR PRICES! rights action to President John¬ ;pond t Alabama's Gov. George maltreatment of defenseless citi¬ Biecisr [Hitmimm cvu win to r son and Wallace in response to a spe¬ zens of Alabama, because of their EBSB "« * » . (Highest Rating)! The Audience Roars . . . cial telegram from Martin Lu- desire to vote. The Rafters Ring With Laughter!" -N.Y1. Daily News ther "1 call, therefore, on national King. "Hilarious All The Way!" -New York Times leaders all over this great land "A Crash-Bang, Grand-Slam Keystone Cop Adventure!" of ours to communicate imme¬ -N.Y. Herald Tribune fri. sat. sun. 3 hits "You Can't Afford To Miss This!" -Boston Record- P.S.-Hannah diately with President Johnson and Gov. Wallace of Alabama, expressing the need for action HIT NO (1) SHOWN ONCE AT 7:25 "A Smash!" -L.A. Herald-Examiner Really Exists Four freshman coeds from Fee to protect the life and const it Ur tional rights of the citizenry. "Whenever it is possible, it is Hall wrote a letter to the State desirable to obtain the protest News recently asking if there of your local officials by dele¬ really was a President Hannah. gation or demonstraton at your "We realize that it's easy to city hall or county courthouse." get lost in a large university, Harris said he sent the tele¬ but the president . ..?''the letter grams Thursday afternoon. Well, the lost was found Wed¬ nesday when President Hannah treated the luncheon at them letter writers to Kellogg Center to let know that he really did a Population HIT NO (2) SHOWN AT 9:30 SPENCER TRACY "Yes, there is a President Problems Hannah," said one of the coeds 2nd TOP-NOTCH FEATURE 1 MILTON BERLE "IT'S A after the luncheon, "and he's a Metro-Goldwyn Mayer A Sam Katzman Reduction SID CAESAR Metro Goldwyn Mayer,-,-, A Sam Katzman Production||n color| BUDDY HACKETT MAD, very interesting and wonderful Discussed xiaseoofe ETHEL MERMAN MICKEY RDONEY MAD, MAD, The coeds were: Sara Clayez of Maine, N.Y., Mary The complex problems of world DICK SHAWN Jo Mar- PHIL SILVERS MAD IKIM PMUVISIOr TfCNNIMtr tinsen of Niles, Judi Roser of overpopulation must not be put off, said Dr. Phillip R. Lee TERRY-THOMAS Detroit, and Deborah L. Round- isLbJLrm JONATHAN WINTERS WORLD" uniudm'tists tree, TODAY and SATURDAY of River Rouge. of the Agency for International Development. Lee, talking before the MSU SHOWN TODAY AT 1:20-3:25-5:30-7:35.9:40 Predental and Premedical So¬ ciety Thursday in the Engineer¬ >" YoiMSElF GLADMER GLENN FORD-HENRY FONDA IN ing Auditorium said instant solu¬ neither exist in >; YOURSOF tions "THE ROUNDERS" nor. are T H E A T RE sight. mam aCouece flags A COUEGE >N ► 405 6483 ~ Starts TOMORROW-SUPER BARGAIN DAY SHOWN SA IURDAY A T 1:05-4:30-7:55-1 Mi "It is our objective to move ahead with careful and deliberate consideration of all economic, QIKI- IjkM crit/jr tfrey 'rt on f ALL-DAY SHOWING OF 2 FEATURES | SHOWN SAT. AT 2:45-6: | social, and human relations in¬ volved," Lee said. However, planned parenthood The Jimmy Smith Trio Go- go- U : Lee. the a The Jimmy Smith Trio "[hat story about marriage "The Agency for International v tUi Development does not advocate family planning or any other on-the-rocks iwliilJilitiifl method of family planning," he ./'U that rocks years However, in the past several national population pro¬ grams have been developed in Stan Getz&Astrud Gilberto r e ^ ^ seven Asian countries. the screen "In grams are some countries major pro¬ carried out primarily by private organizations with with The Standells The Standells . •ly > >' . government permission and sup¬ port," Lee said. AID receives V, many requests ' 1 Mary Ann Mobley laughter! - for past assistance and has in the contributed greatly to the Mary Ann Mobley > i JHChao Everett Joan O'Brien institution grams, Lee said. of world health pro¬ ,Chad Everett Joan O'Brien Nancy Sinatra "Since 1962, AID has encour¬ Nancy Sinatra iel RocK. Gina aged the collection and analysis of population growth data and stu¬ Chris Noel hudson lpu0brigida dy of attitudes about family plan¬ ning," he said. "College Girl" Shown 2nd at 9:22 w Gig Different 'Brother' i extra added 3rd feature | Young DELAWARE, Ohio (UPI)--Two fratenities at Ohio Weslgyan "DEMENTIA 13" JONES'GREATEST.1 University have come up with a I"FROM HERE TO ETERNITY- WAS JAMES ■-Rovei'idea—-ptodging gir.ls.ilo vre Shown Last At 1 1:02 UNTIL THIS ONE! Technicolor !r. the tub . on the flnnr .the guests in a dither! '.•ci'.ernit; ^nrs year-old Sandy Molhster, nc tr> . ^ ONLY 4 MILES E. OF CAMPUS, M-43 Released by ALLIED ARTISTS edward judd • arthur haynes TERRY THOMAS ... MlCMAtl PtRTWCE -51 a high school student, member. a lifetin Michigan State Xews, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 12, 1965 9 Plastic Edges Out Good Program Metal In Auto 'Body' Technical advances, production techniques and lower speedier Fiberglass - reinforced plas¬ tics already have gained a price Computing "The proper time to learn "We are always short of per- the computer determ In costs indicate plastics are on the edge ovef aluminum and steel computer programing is in high verge of invading automotive ap¬ with ' steady series of price set; .'l," says Charles F. .'.en effectively, Wriglei plication areas heretofore con¬ drops because of new automated Wrigley. _ fined to metals, accor'mg to production facilities. "I earning computer language pie as we can because we an Holger Ridder, editor and pub¬ L'.S. Rubber's"ABSKralastic" is like learning a foreign lan¬ .. g into a world where then lisher if automotive bi-weekly allows tooling costs as much as he tens or ever, hundreds o guage,' according to the direc¬ newsletter, Ridder Reports. "0 per cent below metal. Kra- tor of the N1SU Computer Insti¬ usands of computers. lastic can be painted, vacuum tute r . r Social Science Research. "The high school students wtv "First, the know ledge acquired motive interest ir. plastics is metalized or electroplated. "It requires no prerequisites, v. taken the course havo iuld be invaluable. "Second, 1 the record '.umber of resin sup¬ ABS parts now in production it is . n about the same level of i-s s •.% cre.it,opportunity pliers and fabricators who ex- or being evaluated for 1966 and difficulty, and it is easier to • h;b:ted at rhe ar.nual Detroit So¬ later models include door lock "It would be ciety of Automotive Engineers buttons, door handles, arm rests, Confirming his statement are high schools co (S.AE) meet.- g in January. lamp housings, wheel covers, 30 Lansing-.irea high schoolstu- pu:.n programrr Future use > plastics in the gear shift and turn signal knobs, dents who have been taking a spe¬ auto industry rur.s the gamut window frames, name plates and cial Evening College course on exterior and interior trim. C 'mputer programing which he b caps, rocker Plastic trunk lids, trunk shell arranged. inels, assemblies, engine hoods, front These students will be able to ,i.\ headlight lenses, trunk lids, grilles, body panels and other st'rr computer programing at an rj:-k shell .assemblies, engine outside auto parts are considered advanced level when they start loods, body panels, fuel tanks forthcoming on • 1966 and later Writ i pro- •ol Data Crop., .*00, md render skirts, Ridder said. lessor of psychology' MSI . Al -pi- stic truck cabs :-nd the Rohm and Haas has developed EDUCATIONAL EX PE R IE NCE--Lansi ng area high school students are learning Some of them could even find ,'rrvette are lready here. optic sur'ace plexiglas head¬ to instruct the giant 3600 computer iin classes held Thursdav eights and Saturday jobs as computer pr^gramers Plastic tooling costs are lower light lens accurately controlled w ithout going to college, hepomts to reduce gi 're substantially. Car mornings. The idea is that computer language is best learned earls In life. Left ir-If the time makers and to right are William Wood, Okemos High School: Mark B. Reeve, ndergraduate . *ould enab-e the co required for metal. lighting equipment assistant: Phil Omer, Waverly High School: James H. Davev, instructor' Phil Wrigley said the decision to nor.-corrosiveand offer a special course for high rmine the aver .'Cl¬ der Plastics are suppliers are now testing the Hopkins, Waverly: and Sandy Huntingtoin, W aver ly. scl;.-i 1 students was made after asses of 10 student The time schedule for styling Plexig'.as rocker panels which a number of them showed up for programs are written by Th i.ges with plasties is 12 weeks incorporate reflective safety- a course open to the eener.il pub- i the information on punched a.i -ew te' seconds bv the 3o00, were r- m drawing the prototype. strips and courtesy lights have State House Debates , The information >• then returned retut on the following Monday. New techniques and materials beer developed. erred to magnetic tape md Two Tv of the students who took Then there isa "wall-to-wall" the 3600 by Computer Lab- the class -- Thomas J. Ferris of Eastern High School and Jack H. Bank Holidays Questioned At tail light section, including tail P' Owens-Corning Fiberglas says in vehicles rose 16 per lights, back-up lights, brake - lights and sequential turn signals. According to Ridder, almost 7 Election W.Shaw Held f elec F< rd had : Waverly High School — previous experience, rhey had worked: or Wrielev during the 1964 and will go eve", every day sees news of sizeable A bill allowing banks to open It was argued whether the bank md a summer, actuallyPr cher ir. 1965. expansion o: plastic production on Lincoln's Birthday, Washing- is there to serve public interest, bloc Widespread i^se of plastic, facilities, here and overseas. ton's Birthday and Veterans' Day If the bank serves public inter- e L nited Nat dies on vehicles is scheduled Continued expansion of plastic when these legal holidays fall on est, all banks would be open on the a Monday or Friday is presently Saturday, when businessmen need rext two years. Develop- usage will have an impact on the before the state House of Repre- metals industry, tool and die ^Suxlife Dave Davis, shops, metal stamping plants, However the bill will not force le Is i-per! body repair shops, where new techniques and new equipment banks to open on these day=. The Japanese A rt E Vs^MllMSou,hwMN FLEMING'S KIM COMPELLING "GOLDFINGER" STANLEY TECHNICOLOR THRILLER!" AND RICHARD GERTFROBE as GOlDfIN6ER T ATTENBOROUGH Prices This Engagement UnMI 5:30 p.m. $1.00 Evenings & Sunday $1.25 SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES Friday 7:05-9:10 P.M., Sat. Sun. 1:05-3:05- A SEANCE ON A WET Friday & Saturday I I Sunday-Wednesday .e-jaV7;10-9:l5 I'.Jfl. U^' 1:20-3:20-5:25 7-30-9-40 I 1 1 ? J; l0-3l; «v-5:15 7:20-9:20 afternoon NEXT: "CARRY ON SPYING" and "STORK TALK" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 12, 1965 ]| Friday, March 12, 1965 12 Michigan State News. K:.-; I.ans::^, Michigan For The Term Gone By.. .We Thank You For The Term To Come... Best Luck To All! Employment For Rent For Rent Automotive '•YSI H i R, FIVE days f N1CF L.Y FURNISHED m super- .VILA; UNSUPERVISED, 1,2 dou- VACANCY FOR tw men. Ap- 5 and2yei vised apartment tor two-three b e Available spring proved. Private entrance, kit- )wn trarsp< rt ition. J32-M17.4- men. Available spring term. term. Kitchen privileges. Near cntn. extension phone, parking, TnTI ). >TUDEN1 to sell ad- Ne ir campus. $50. ED 7 2345. 48 FC1 RTH MAN, v ' campus. $35 r ■1 h 1 y. ED $5 per week. J\' 2-5139. 48 U WI LD ONE :-a Spr.- 7 'er : 5. 45 MALE STL DENI S. D .t ert:-..' space to established >450. i. ou t- t\r established pubh- to share luxury apartment. term. Call J32-?352 R VISED, TWO double Spring term. Nearc. i:r Cedar Village. One b: ock off 5. 1203 E. Grand River, parking. $" per w • AUTOMOTIVE it. >; expenses plus good EMPLOYMENT Immediate open in/. campus. 337-0551. 46 WANTED, SPRING u s from MSI. Cooking 2-3094. • TTT- ui'cs. •FOR RcNT *: ut 25 ouri weekly. Phone MEN, SUPERVISED. Suitable lor girls for four-gi.-: a >K 7-9011. 4S •our. Close to Post Office. ED Homey. Reasonable. • FOR SALE ".NA rtONAL c rp' rati. : has J-0742. 43 Office. 351-4388. • LOST & FOUND A WEED 4th male to share Ri\- GIRL NEE Ob FHR] E :>n BU i • PERSONAL . erside East s.Side MEN. APPROX • PEANUTS PERSONAL luxury apartment, for spring term. $60 monthly. apartment :cross :r •REAL ESTATE Call Dan, 351-4846. 48 Talk terms' 337-204 MEN, SPRING. ' lea:' • SERVICE • TRANSPORTATION Mi \, SI Pr RVM BTSuItaBIe : r four. Close to Post Office. ED approved. LARGE DOL F LE • WANTED 2-0742. 4^ , M EOF D. F r m rt I PERVISED WANTED ONE sh : . t • i! D. Potyrajbe- fry .partment with -w .VAN 1 r.i) ON!' ■ r alter n:30 prr.., . Singles, $i0; TTRACTIVE ROOM, term. ( all 337-0056. class da> be'ore pub11ca11o- : - no.- f i M\I ; • All PHONE 355-8255 Outstanding Student RATES PR1NC TI KM. F( iRD ~ " F .'. War,t-Ad 1 DAY $1.50 3 DAYS. . . . S3.50 Bills 5 DAYS. . . .$6.00 Must be paid 3osed on 15 words per ad' By There I be a 50c s LARGE proved^^ner. ^CREATION?- :.J doub. Noon weekly. Private bath, er.t No cooking. ED 2-5504. Monday, SINGLE ROOM : r r . March 15 KARMANN CTTT7 At. . .347 Student Services LIST SIDE. PIT OLKSwagen, nrnr: : mile. Private PL RVISI D. N bath. Cookmg. P FOUR OR f:ve bus boys w-j.-.ted able. IV 5->~5 for spring ten . Call Mike or Frai ', -D 7-9 34. 4 MODERN APART ORN. H'iRT., AND I ..AND. ARCH. RENT MOD-.R.N ar>?rtrne;.t f Automotive , . - ■ rdet supplies. Or- Ledar Village. Call 35!-424 ler • ■ 11 •• • pr;.«r to 1 ite March F l.MAI L ROOMMATE n<.ed«f TROUBLE C ONCENTRA 1 U1SS LANDSCAPE L.MALE ROOMMATE War! » ; a r :. I NSU PERVISED, SINGLES Try us. Qu.et studying! ,.pe. Rare. R?„ CENTER, IV 4-~753 12-I. 4' for luxury apartment. Ten min¬ ious me:.. XitCl en, parkin l.M.E HE1 P w mted for service utes ir >m campus. $45 per Eurchani. $9. 332-2788; ., Da\ st Mi ■■■-.. Lvt ires and weekends. M iTT< rm HIRf ! bedrt 550. , xper n. ■ . td ;»"eferrc-d. Phone i EE1CIE PARTMENT For Sale -I PERVISED. Oneprj- T;.,:i: AND bre-kfast cook fo; pie. Pri I t Phil Frank's . ! double. Spring term. SNE \K PRE MEW - American Plan Summer resort. ED "-7 1 acuity wned. $1,895,337-1219. Cartoon Book. 50 of Phil's best ■ RT\ ni '!.r ', v--. p v Accommodating 12 5. Writ ONE MM F NEEDED f..r unsup¬ Cartoons In a beautifully i;ourd Prospect F i:.t Resort, Sprr ervised luxury apartment. 132( A \NTF.D: ON'" ",o; for r" book $1.00 each. For orders OI DSMOI II I :9f-.4 S..r- ". - East Grau River. Riverside .'.ouse. \vailable .Vlar^h 15. >! of five or more, call: 351-4 122 Ml p »c-r, except wind L w \ailible. 53bGi-"VeSt. Auto Service & Ports East apartment 12. Contact Jim monthly. 332-0340 . 2941 Abbe between 6 p.m. and midnight. mileage, c lean, sharp. Eve- Hile, Ld I og >n or Bruce Davis A P PI NESS ings,. 655-2215. 4- IS | ,\ DvM< 'I II 1 . r f«v. r N ;NAL Concern, Miss MSL. You car behappytoo ei.iiy inn ,g men between if you sell your "Don't Wants" N\'r"/ Reed's Garage b •: J2": >rmarketing inal- and- get cash. Call 355-8255. . Must be able to maintain MAI E ROOMMATE. OI DSMOPIL.L 19*1. F-S5. 4- 1 OPTICAL NEEDS, ' 3 savn-gs -eci • r , V-8 nutonrutic. 3S, MODtRN, THREE bed ■ind more. ''Prescriptions, re¬ :-iles. Evce'lentconditio. .R apartmei t. ( ■mplete with car¬ pairs. Optical Discount Supply, 41^ Tussing Building, nahly priced. IV 2«34>o. WOMEN: APPROVED, super- Lansing. O! I;SMOEILE. 196 3 I ACROSS FROM cvmpiis. I : vise '' rooms. $10 weekly plus IV 2-4667. 49 at le April 5. Family or girls 21,200 mile'.. One o\s NEED 1 ABYS1TTER lor proved, Extra large, five bed¬ ext:- study room. 511 Abbott or Spring . preferred. Pets Mi iwed.Befo room home. Completely fur¬ call 351-4255. 46 vice and rentals. EAST LANS¬ Sellir.. below market: i'i 1 r :n. S:30 3:30 weekdays. ■. - •-079(. 48 nished for single students. In¬ i S2-0766 or 4->7-0700. Wit!.i -a • lkii a distance ua.irn- Mi N APPROVED r.-ms near ING CYCLE, 1215 E. Grand Riv¬ I AST' i oi R edar Vil cluding utilities. Re I for spr:: , er. Call 1958 "88". 332-8303. C •: : ,-NK I! ILL, *• campus. Spring tern.. Nocook- . ^ Employment term !v if des-.i ED ■' JENK S SEC ONDHAND St .re. 334 pc A'er. i our-door. Good co ji g. parking available. Cat: ED t:or.. $300. 2610 Heights 2-3170. 48 N. Washington. We buy, sell, e 482-5017. I API COD. Near Mai trade, anything of value. We also MEN. APPRfATD, superuseri. iTl -AlO: ILL, 1965 F-SCT: buy estates. IV 2-9924. 48 Cutlass engine. Jetaway 'Radio, whitewalls. $1,850. PI Every Thursday Night at 7 p.m. 334 N. Washington, Lansing Phone IV 2-9924 WANTED ONE MERL LEMON PI YMfil'TH 1958 Belvedere, campus. ED 2-009". AUCTIONEER or \'-8 lutomatic. P M"\RRI! IJ "M \.N For SOZTs TU 2-8002 M I STI DENT, private r sieeri: «, . ■ d tires. Mec! ■ $20" puts you or a 3-speed Eng¬ MAN 'I I;- ■ i. >325. FE 9-220;. 1833 L . lish light-weight bike through PoN'M.H 1957. 347, 4-J. -.r i:d. Par ED Ph. 332-M98. Spring Term. ACE HARD- 4^>2 — 1185 lor details o.d . -.k for • WHERE AND GIFTS, Grand ic. Hardtop. Uses :. with Mr. ng door, car- PL ASA NTS I'M ACL Lnsuper- interview J icq. . <• in River Ave., across from theLin- . iiti ' $250. Ml-'1 Walk in:1 di.s- vised, unapproved.Three blocks P.R, Department. 48 EAST LANSING - 1 -Ixv.nom, t. lon. ED 2-3312. C fully carpeted. Ceramic bath. hool. Close to campus. Recreation room, TV, FIREPLACE WOOD KAAir'.l I R 1959 stati wa^ Air conditioning. All utilities I L> 2-18^9. 48 Kitchen, Paved Parking. $10 Well Seasoned Maple -.eek v. Doubles. 337-9842. 447 — RENT ■ nir TV from NT JAC. ,—— 699-2867 New /Liiitli portable lor ..nly l'ni.. Furnished, M50. Unfur¬ Villa. Acr >s • -s pm' "rh - 4* AGNES, "THE WONDER DOG".' C $9 per month. Free Service nished, $135. Adults only. One ,. ise,depos.-. ENJOY CONVENIENT Iiv, r.Eat She's old, but spry as a pup. aid delivery. Call NEJAC TV block from campus. ED 2-6863. 4s well, save money! Try Co-op Still, 'he's fat and la/y and ac¬ !< \Mi 1 I l<. i959 America:.. I j—j—; 1 livn . ii'-1' term. M tts ll use. customed to 1 vish living. Buy j.!-. "-some ru,t. New ti: , WANTED: GIRL to share apart- er. ASK ' " tD 2"1440- her tor only 49tf a pound. Call ment. Close to campus. Call battery . best offer. ED2-J5"-. 355-9405, '14 MEN, TIRED of together: ess" 485-4039, after 5 pm, 332-3322. 46 48 46 I i y room with own bath, pri- SKIS KASTLE skis. 2l0 cm. Dino's ~ - Mil NDL.RRIRD 1964 hardtop. A LAST LANSING. New - WANTED: ONI :i. 7 !r ~ se v -it entrance*. No cooking, i D Head ski p iles - 54". Marker reo. "cream puff". Finished . schools, university. Three bed¬ toe and heel plus long thong. I 1/2 baths, carpeting, GIRL: UNAPPROVED, unsuper¬ Pizzeria rooms, bun;..: dy metallic and white r- WHO ME? Yes, Must sacrifice. Call after 6:00. you! Can find disposal, family vised. I'mate room. Near ter r. "Ili-tread" whitewalls. stove, room 489-6441. 48 P wer 'c lures. This car le • " ykii .1 of pad by looking in the with fireplace, b se net'. 'M1"1 1 ra:-lor. \ ailable Mai'. Ii 15for State News Want-Ads under For GOLF CLUBS. 7 irons, 3 woods, 0^ v>3.,7 'a :. moi-ths old. $3,099. ,-M. For an per month. Phone 337-9ia()3. 4^ Sprint' term. I\ 9-0942. 48 Rent. bags, cart. Clubs need new EDWARDS Lincoln, Mercurv, \PI'ROVED ROOM lor man. Evening grips. $35. 355-7440, Mr. •5125 E. Sai/maw (North of Era - Share with graduate student. Weaver. 48 3< Enchantment SPRING BARGAINS d'.ri. Open Mon., Thurs., Fr , The Steve Bergman Combo Sprii g term. -3" w. GrindRiv¬ Take her to WEDDING RING set. purchased MAI E S ll DENTS.Sn gler ■ i:i L.L. 48 thank To Sing About er, 3 months ago, never worn. Total Close to campus. Quiet. Fr< APPRO\'F.D, I WO ro m ui.it for weight- one carat. Tremendous parking. No cooking. ED 2-315 Wall fCoAA, AT&, am, ATA, £Z savings. Must be seen to be ap¬ r JUNIOR LEAGUE preciated. ED 7-9540. 48 2-455->. for using our musie this New-Top Quality Used Apparrel term. We anticipate Spring Live like a 1 & 2 bedroom apts. com¬ For Spring! hurry! only TILL HAVE A FEW LEFT term Rent a Penthouse v pletely furnished. Including parties with; Qpg 2-bedroom apt. in the air conditioning, swimming AA ft: AS4TTS dvK i, left & one studio exclusively at pool and GE appliances. COME IN OR CALL tt&j iX, Z^A, PIVERHOUSE APTS. FIDELITY REALTY OEHM PROPERTY Asher and Mayo. Riverside East vel tor 4-6" & INVESTMENT CO. MANAGEMENT CO. 1350 Haslett Rd. 204 River O W E R M A N 444 Mich. Ave. 332-08:^ Thanks. Steve Bergman. 332-5041 351-4235 332-0255 332-0255 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, March 12 , 1965 13 SNEAK PREVIEW For Sale - Phil Frank's ?? DID Personal VOL MISS ? Peanuts Personal AS LONG as MSL' insists NC> ROWS R.MSE Service 1:1 prices at WEND- ECON-O-WA SH. 32 Letters To The Editor (continued from po^e 2) Cartpon Book. 50 of Phil's best THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS , Cartoons in a beautifully bound in Lansing? See theminDe:r;.t, Speed Clean washers, 20f. Ten book $1.00 each. For orders next Friday, March 19'. Tickets; minutes drying. lOtf. 3006 Vine Hannah - of five or more, call: 351-4322 4.50 , 3.50 , 2.50, 1.50. Mail or¬ St.. 1/2 block west of Frandcr. President between SKIS 6 p.m. i\D equipment. Hart bias, and midnight. ders to GrinneU's Tickets, 1515 Woodward, Detroit. (Enclose the Committee on Student Rights nications at MSL' have become Cash self-addressed stamped envel¬ so poor that the president of the 6'V . C ubco bindings. Poles. (sic). Woman's Garmisch boots', size ope^) C4S ANKS TO the K.: c : SIFTINC. MOTHERS, leave "It would be inappropriate for University can claim to know books at the 355-58: RENT your TV from NEJ>C. Late last weetc 1 and several me to discuss the Committee on about what is going on only by children without worry. By other members of the Commit¬ what he reads in the Student Rights with you or with new spapers. livery. Call NEJAC TV Rent !y. Excellent care, ex- tee to for Student Rights attempted make ar, appointment with anyone else until the matter has been cleared by Vice President I more is makes the me question ail the adequacy of the "chan- MSU Book Store 482-0624. President Hannah., hoping to clear Fuzak and the Dean of Students' n" which up misunderstandings which be- Office. They are responsible for >parent with the "Com¬ all matters having to do with Perhaps if Hannah were to E munist-oriented conspiracy" re- student personnel, rules govern¬ take time to talk with members ing student housing, student be¬ of student organizations which Due to the fact that President havior, etcetera. represent collective student Sf. 'vMNf. Nf CHINE CLOSEOLT. Hannah irrWashingtonThurs¬ "All that 1 know about the was advances, perhaps if he were Brand new White zig-zags. Mon- day, we were asked to call again Committee on Student Rights is w illing to allow student interests asy ■jgr?:nmirg. embr -ider;ng, but- PftEE' a thrill.- on Monday. At this time we were what I have read about it in to dominate over some others. tcr.l les. Last year's model, For appointment, call 484-45W. told that it might be possible the newspapers. chat t-jr < r Guaranteed. $39.95 $5 per month. Edwards Dis¬ MERI E NORMAN COSMETICS, STUDIO, 1600 E. Michigan. «.'4> ERM PAPERS, theses. Exper¬ to make appointments after the president had spoken with Vice dent "I am sure that Vice Presi¬ Fuzak will be available to on would open and satisfac- policies could be instituted, Money tribute rs, 1115 N. Washington, ienced. IBM Electric. Marianne President Fuzak, who was to talk with you is important that CSR com- if you wish. Sell your Lansing. 4b ice, reliable because we 11arr: gt -. 3-2-32vSQ. C4S be unavailable for several days. "Sincerely, (signed* John A, OAK DESK, v "0". Sturdy BLBOLZ :s the insurance : Wednesday I received a letter Hannah, President." books at the PM LA ANN HALGHEY, typist. for dated Monday, which read: It appears that President Han¬ trip accident, life, mc IBM - Selectric. Dissertations, bike or jewelry protection. < "Dean.Miss Klugman, nah is avoiding seeing members ses, term papers. 33"-1527. "Miss of CSR, although he was told we STATE FARM'S C Jameyson has told me of your request had questions only he could ans¬ policy gives you more TYPING rHESES,'dissertations, for an appoir.t- vith wer. CSR is interested in know¬ protect:,: . saves $$. A! : ough drafts. Books andgeneral State Farm agent about n :>p::.g. l.B.M. Typewriter. 339- ing President Hannah'sconcept of the role of the student in the ED KARMANN, IV 5-~ T ransportation functioning of the University. TYP1NG, DUPLICATING and O FASSENGERS needed to If all Hannah knows about the tra: scriptions. Fifteen years ay: i Beach, Fort Lauder- Committee for Student Rights is jobs. Call IV experience. Rapid service. Call ile. Leaving March 19th. Round what he reads in the newspapers, 4r5-1331 or 372-4095. 48 ip. Gary, 489-5502. 48 then he should know that mem¬ 484-7817. C4» FARB1 MEL, Professional typist. Ru: i NT ED RIDE to Denver, Colo- bers of the CSR steering com¬ MAKE STL DYING easier and ge: No job too large or too small. ido, lor one. Leaving March 19 mittee, myself included, have better marks. Read twice as fast Block oil campus. 332-3255. C . NIE FIRST- I H ve if It, r ,3:30. 353-2134. Mike spoken to Fuzak several times. and comprehend more tha~ y u TYPING TERM papers and zak's dard and portable rypewru- with self-contained, \ are now a theses. Electric typewriter. clears but Fuzak cannot $29 up. Record players, RIDERS TO Detroit Metropoh- programmed, speed-r e a d .: g Fast Service. Call 332-4597. 48 ■ Hi-fi and sterer players, THESES PRINTED tan,Willow Run airports alter course for cnly $53 including TYPING DONE in my : i. Portable battery-oper- Kapid Service home. No It is lamentable that commu- taxes and mailing. Increase j our 10 am. Wednesday 17th. 351-4606 • ce recorders. $14.95. Drafting Sullies pick-up or delivery. Pat between 5-7 pm. speed from \C% to 25^ after the 4b le models ",t $49.50. Port- ..YEROX COPIES C irnell, OR 7-8335. 48 WANTED RIDE to Binghamton, ewir.e machines, $29.50. very first lesson of 20 lessons to complete the course. To pur¬ CAPITAL CITY BLL'EPRIM LDIC STARR, typist. Theses, N.Y. Thursday, March 18th aft¬ Aid Sought For Malcolm's Kin e m -Jel r«di<, $6 up. Ra- 221 South Grand dissertatio-s. term papers, chase, or for a personal expi:- er:- . Contact Dick Marty, s, $12.95. Battery 482-^431 C gemral typing. Experienced. nation, write Hough Enter¬ 355-644S. 4S t.! s./.s, $4.95. Microscope rTlRAN FAINTING, v.:-.; ric. OR 6-2645. C from $3.95. Food mixers, prises, Inc., P.C^ Box 126, Has- RIDERS" TO New Hampshire or ANN FROWN typist-and multilith A group of Negro womet 5. Flat : r :■ s. $2. Baby lett, Michigan. ^ •tfset pr::g (black and white Albanv. Leave Thursday, ( farmed the Committee of beds, strollers,play TWO SEPARAlk IBM. General typing, Call 353-0066. ( IDE NT PROi;i . Jo 1. I-. corned Mothers to condii Aspen, March «6. jit1 room per night. TOg ley. non-political fund raising to aid the widow and chl 2580. - of Malcolm N, Negro leade J RESUMES, 100 copies, $4 - SNEAK PREVIEW - Phil Fran.: Aldinger Direct Mail Advertis¬ /ASHING"! ON, D.C. Need Cartoon Book. 50 of Phil's be er 533 N. Chppert, IV 5-2213. Head by ' Cartoons in a beaut.fu.'lj bou: C g campes mc t;er, Rub\ L :APER SERVICi 20th. Call : book - $1.00 each. For orriei Tl_RM PAPERS quickly and ae- and Mrs. Michael -t diapers to cho of five or more, call: 351-43. wash for cleaner o irately done by experienced group is plannirte between 6 p.m. and micri-: Flutf drie-d-ffnri !. ,oms typist. Two blocks fro RIDERS NEEDED to Los Angeles, provide food, clothi Peanuts Personal . t:ion, 337-2737. Mar, n 20th. Must be Mike or over Terry, 332-28S2 after 21. tor for tlio family. Mrs. Malcolm X, MSU Book Store A GET WELL WISH f T pecting a fifth chili experience. BY-LO DIAF MOTHER. ber, and her daughi SERVICE, 1010 E. Michigt JOAN'S HA AG, typing. Term pa¬ WOLLLNSAK T-1500 tape re- Titubate redundance subverts t: 2-0421. NASSAU, 9-day Spring vacation. 6; Quiblah, 4; Llya corder. 16 used Scotch pers. theses, general typing. never $1K> includes hotel and non-stop Experienced. Phone 372-2452. tare- ■ Car -yingcase. Complete. flight. Lansing/Nassau. Phone $125. Call 355-6410. 48 35?-4353. *8 rs Since 1917 SIAMESE KITTENS for sale. T ransportation Wanted SPACE STILL available on INCOME TA\ Ass N.Y.C, Vacation Bus Special1 PIANO, SPINET or sin. 11 upright". r TENTS, SLEEPING bags. Huge Cash. MacLaughlin's Piano $32.20, round trip. Ca!' Bus De¬ selecti n. Top quality. Save Mart, 1606 E. Michigan. Phone liate M. Marlett, 3519 S pot, ED 2-2813. 4t- $10-50. KATZ, IV 9-324? or IV the threnetic IV 2-7356. 48 2-8325-. 9-3645. 48 FADI.Y NEED- Chests, 30'' DI/PER SERVICE, ' REFRIGERATORS, USED. Large select]' n, $20 and up. Mid-City Furniture, 1006 E. Michigan. returned. Either With our service. c'ude two pouras v. stoves. ances. USED Used antiques. furniture, appli¬ FURNITURE, BENNIE'S 109 E. ^Jparry Ph e IV 7-3869. EI.LvTROLl \ VACL'l'M clean- -it* The Baudv, Beardless Baliadeer. ARTHUR: MY qum quats for you, that do not fade. Di South. IV 4-3837. 4S Home BLOOD DONORS needed. $5 for or .-.r,d wiih .• .■!! attachments. Runs -ks like new. Sacrifice foe since I learned that you and are through. And when upon i AMERICAN DIAPER -F.RVK L RH Positive; $7 for RH Nega¬ tive. Detroit Blood Service, Inc., a Bundle WANTl D, ROUNB trip ride t. >1-. 655-2054. 48 falls April 3rd, remember me- Sell your Miami, i in have March 1427 E. Michigan Ave. 489-7587. the one to whom you gave t! WEDDING GOWN, veil, honp. alter 3:30. Wade Fle-cher, 355- Hours 9-4 Monday, Tuesday, books at the bird. A broken-hearted dr. g-. : Won . • nee. $95. White formal, 5440. 4S Wednesday, Friday. 12-7 Thurs¬ $10. White formal jacket, s: 13. Sizes 13. 372-1022 befor. 9 DIANE, ITS bee: month. 1 N1VLIRSI ALS. "8 >-9263 1 WO RIDERS wanted. Dayton.. day. A. BETTER PRICE FOR your car 48 MSU Book Store term.'1 will really miss \ u Fort 1 ai.de: dale. Friday, March Sewing and ,,•< at PHILP DODGE, 1431 East these next two weeks. Be seem 9tl R v Itrip. Call Mike. ED Michigan. See Russ Lay. Phone . Mobile Homes you on March 30. Be good til IV 4-4517. C A then. So will I. Know what 1 mean? Barb. EXTENDED TERMS AVAILABLE THE GIRLS of 573 Last Teeded- Tiger' toT.R. FOX'S icate ' Teach me re and "Dixie" to Richards. 48 It's that Direct Diamond ice! $2,400. Call Importers You Broke ? . Hi HON HOLSETRA1LER. 50'. Two bedrooms. Phone Time-0-The Frandor Shopping Center and 203 S. Washington Sell your books at the 655- •1146, Bird Bickford. 48 LOST* Lost & Found LADIES Benrus Watch.' Year MSU Book Store Near Student Services Building. Seward. Phone 337-2773. 48 LfiST When we give S J you money for hort USED BOOKS on Cash? netting and How to use money Soli your books at the Attention For a trip to Florida Graduates! # . For Easter Gifts MSU Book Store . To pay bills Why not use the knowledge .Study guides H gained in school to the max¬ .Course outlines imum. Let the nation's lar¬ gest system of Personnel .For anything that Consultants. cost money. ave (155 offices coast to coast) jluAfi Y>T HISSED put its career experts to work in your behalf. Our contracts areivith the lar¬ ; SPARTAN GAS BUGGY ROOM Money for Vacation gest Corporations and the smallest companies. Let us rr ^ Bookstore Sell your explore the unknown and unusual with you. Call 372- ^~^ac£)ab)foiel books at the 4050. Allegan. Office at 106 ' W. iL CORNER of ANN & M.A.C. MSU Book Store 14 Michigan Friday, March 12, 1965 State NVws, Fast Lansing, Michigan * 1 Dow And Corning HAonor Department The Michigan Sate University- D u's appreciation wiIlbeMSC's chemistry department will be Pr.stdent Hannah, Alexander honored by the Dow .md Corning P pov, chairman of the chemis- Corporation s of Midland at an try department and Dr. Quill. i dinner next Tues- The : llowing chemistry de- day evening at Dines Restaurant par: me::' faculty members, all of in Lansing. wh m ar Ph.Ds, have taught one The even t will recogni/e 15 r m re terms at Midland. years of inl crest, help and par- R.K. Rirdwh.itse! , Carl H. ticipation by the MSI'departmer- Brubaker, Frederic B. Dutton, ■ in organi/i J ■ s L. Dyy, H.A. Eick, Gpr- U: iversitv's L. Goerner, Ralph L. Guile, program :n liar Id Hart, R.M. Herbst. G.L. Midland Cha pter : the America: K r '•< s, J.I;. K i •• s; per, Chemical Socief., Midland Public EL i mer L c i n 1 n g © r# A ncicr Schoi is adu It education program P v u.h. Reusch, Max T, rhemica! firms. R ers, M rlev Kusse:, Robert Michigan State 1 is provided Schuetz, Kenneth G. Sti e, J.r. teachers r the "4 graduate Sternberg, R.H. Scl we tdemann courses 'fered it Midland since i: d Andrew Timmck. 1950. More that : 600 students have if the MSU chaptei >n of Home INSIDE STORY--Members side look at at the U.S. Michigan State graduate chem¬ APO Sets Rush Builders recently got ar ; Steel Research Center i Pa. Here Robert Hossli of the firm's istry courses at Midland since Harold Hart taught the first Alpha Phi Omega, nation? Applied Research Labora iry explains the vantages of the new structure to vice fraternity, will hold Wilkins, Ernest Norman and c urst i." physical organic chem¬ f Standi ng) Le> Baumgartm r-sh >r Apr:.' 1 at ":30 p.rr istry- during the 1951-52 winter Jerry Teitsma, and 'knee''"g' Don Kawal a^d Bot Hossli. April 4 at 3 p.m. ir.'heStudet Services Lounge. Herber D. Doan, president of The organization isespeciall Dow, a: d S.L. Bass, prjesident of interested in Eagle Scouts Spartan Spirit Trophies Dow Corning, will express thanks members of the Order of tc the chemistry department. Re¬ presenting MSU as recipients of 6o To Bryan, Wonders i:..LiJinr a bonfire and a pep ra..y. wi ile Landon had signs ..nnual or e ery room in the hall. Landon Final standings for other halls and Bryan itardir.i ar-.- ir: the men's division, Arm- dorm1? for spirit." strong, 2; East Shaw, East at the A il'on, 4; .Vest Shaw, 5; West ear. McDor.el, 6; South Case, 7; West alio at Fei , S; Emmons, 9; Snyder. 10: " Tanck North Wonders, 11; and East Akers, 12. ,tuk of The women's .alls standings ZTATo Hold ry nr : t e North C3ce, 3; Phil!ips: literfield, 5; A'est Wilson State Convention . " Mayo, 7; East F ee Jet' Assistant ■Vest Akers, tie for 8; Eas McDonel, 10; A'est Yakeley, 11 To Speak Here East Mayo, 12; East Yakeley 13; Rather, 14; Williams. 15 Gilchrist, 16; Mason, 17; Eas will : e Mar; Landor,, 18; Van Hoosen, 19; A luncheon for aK . ar.! North Campbell, 20. alumnae The trophies are based on March 27. Walnut ! participation in and sponsorship of all-University e\ents. The speaker v..:. ; .. Laun:. "We have been especially E. Fitzgerald, assists:.t dear ? pleased with the spirit the halls 'J lie truly portable new S O "Y" tape recorder 801-A stJder.ts and associate profe? -r. have shown all year and want to of education. congratulate all of the persons word power! 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NEW UNITS, MANY ONE OF A KIND. • TANBERG #74 Students with an eye towards fashion • AMPEX VST4 will have their eyes focused on the •SONY 801 State News Spring Fashion Supplement •PENSONIC • WHARFDALE .KENWOOD This is the best opportunity for the merchants of Lansing • DYNA and East Lansing to introduce their spring and summer lines to the MSU student. BEG, BORROW The Supplement will be published on April 9. at the height of the Easter buying season and the beginning of Spring but don't .. Term. Over 30,000 people will read this supplement and use it as a shopping guide. To reserve your Office, 355-8255. today. space, call the State News Advertising HI-FI BUYS 323 E. GRAND RIVER MICHIGAN STATE STATE NEWS MOVING SALE UNIVERSITY NOW IN PROGRESS /