Inside Weather W e a t h e r d e la y s s p r in g s p o r t s , p. 4: P e r f o r m i n g MICHIGAN C l o u d y a nd w a r m e r , w i t h r a i n . H ig h n e a r 50. A rts Company re tu rn s , p. 5. STATI UNIVERSITY T u e sd a y, A p ril 6, 1965 P ric e 10? E a st L a n s in g , Michigan Mrs. Sharp, Strother Elected To City Council Positions Harmon Autobahn Blocked Defeats Reds Harrass Incumbent M rs. M ary P. Sharp and Max Berlin Traffic BERLIN if)— Soviet jets roared a irc ra ft— at an altitude of about R. Strother were elected to fill two four-year vacancies on the E ast Lansing City Council Mon­ day. M rs. Sharp led the field of four candidates with 2,378 a c ro ss allied a ir c o n id o r s to 300 f e e t . W estern o f f i c i a l s claimed the buzzing was a clear votes. Strother received 2,268 B erlin Monday and the Commu­ violation of a i r safety ru les votes. nist East G erm ans blocked the agreed upon by the R ussians. David A. C otter and Donald Berlin Autobahn for 3 1/2 hours Hundreds of Soviet and East S. B arrett, the two defeated can­ in defiance of w estern access Germ an tanks, heavy artillery didates, received 1,929 and 1,478 OF M ICE AND V E T S — O p e r a t i o n s a r e u n d e r w a y by rights on the 110-mile highway pieces and m otorized rockets votes respectively. v e t e r i n a r i a n s t u d e n t s a n d f a c u l t y f o r V e t a v i s l t , an through Red territo ry . units rumbled over the country­ W illiam K. Harmon defeated o p e n h o u s e of t h e c o l l e g e of V e t e r i n a r i a n M e d i ­ C o m m u n i s t announcements side west of Berlin as Commu­ incumbent Judge William H. Wise c i n e . V e t a v i s l t will b e h e l d A p r i l 10, f r o m 9 a . m . said the m e asu re s w ere taken in nist police blocked Autobahn for the post of Municipal Judge, t o 5 p . m . In G i l t n e r H a l l . T h e p u b l i c Is I n v ited . connection with Soviet-East G er­ travel for the first time since 2,163 to 2,036. P h o t o by B o b B a r i t man m ilitary m aneuvers. West­ the B erlin blockade of 1948. Voters also approved a pro­ e rn e rs expressed b e l i e f , how­ T ravel on secondary r o a d s posal to ra ise the pay of City ever, that the R ussians and East from Frankfurt a n d southern Council m em bers from $5 to $25 U.S, Planes Strike G erm ans w ere acting in retalia­ Germany was perm itted. Rail­ p e r meeting. tion for West Germ any’s plans roads r a n norm al schedules. A total of 4,455 votes were to assem ble its parliam ent and However, the West Berlin Barge cast in the election. cabinet in West Berlin Wednes­ Association said a number of Radar , Railroads day to em phasize its contention The election ended one of the that the R ed-encircled city is riv er a n d canal routes w e r e m ost heated municipal election p a rt of West Germ any. blocked. cam paigns in East Lansing’s his­ Communist MIG j e t s m a­ In Washington, a State D epart­ V O T I N G B O O T H S - - w e r e u s e d f r e q u e n t l y M o n d a y in t h e C apital City s p rin g e le c ­ tory. n e u v ered -fo r m ore than seven ment spokesman said the United ti o n . R i c h a r d L. S o d e , U n i v e r s i t y V i l l a g e s o p h o m o r e , is shown ca stin g his vote All of the candidates ran on States rejected a Soviet attempt P h o t o by J a m e s Hil a platform of opposition to an SAIGON, Viet Nam (f'—U.S. m ission, disassociated i t s e l f hours high over Berlin and son­ to re s tric t flights in the three at t h e R e d C e d a r S c h o o l v o t i n g b o o t h . open occupancy ordinance. B a r­ w arplanes blasted the Vinh Liith from the request. ic booms thundered down on the 20-m ile-w ide a ir co rridors. rett, C otter and Strother took the r a d a r station and shot up some Within South Viet Nam, a U.S. city. "We m ade it clear that access position that racial discrim ina- North Vietnamese rolling stock crew chief was killed by the crash One Soviet Jet fighter scream ed rights of the th ree w estern pow­ . tion is not a problem Jn .E a st. Monday against ground fire ab­ of an arm edhelicopter in th e c e u - over tne French s e c to r's Tegel sent to m oderate. A. U.S. spokesman said a fight­ escapecLirdury. e r-b o m b er was downed, but the tra i highlands). His companions A irport—used by com m ercial ers a re u n r e s t r i c t e d , ” t h e spokesman said. He said the Soviet Union will be held responsible for the safety FBI Seizes Army Courier, Lansing. But M rs. Sharp maintained that m em bers of minority groups do pilot was recovered. The New of allied a irc ra ft flying in the incur discrimination here. She China News Agency, whose sta­ tistics rarely agree with those relea se d in Saigon, declared in a Peace Corps Wants co rridors. In E a s t Berlin, P r e s i d e n t Walter Ulbright met with Soviet Accomplice As Red Spies espoused a policy of achieving open occupancy through " m e d ia ­ tion and conciliation" sponsored broadcast dispatch that four of M arshal A. A. Grechko, comman­ WASHINGTON UP)— T h e FBI m artialed, reduced in rank,fined last Friday and questioned Mint- by the city government. the ra id e rs were shot down and $600 and re-assig ned to the Pent­ m any others damaged. More MSU Recruits Communist M igfighters, which The Peace Corps News, which information. They a r e willing to der of the Warsaw Pact forces, in what the East"G erm an News seized tw o men Monday a n d charged them with an 11-year agon, an FBI spokesman said. At his arraignm ent in Alexan­ kenbaugh for five days last Jan­ uary. A letter circulated by C otter last week became the center of Agency (ADN) called a discus­ conspiracy to sell U.S. defense new controversy on the same felled two Am erican raidersSur.- was distributed with the State speak to groups on campus which sion of ’’current developments secrets to the Soviet Union. dria, Va., Johnson was held in issue. C otter charged in his letter lieu of $20,000 bail for p relim i­ day, failed to show up during this News today, is part of the Peace express an interest in their ex­ 18th day in the se rie s of aerial attacks launched by the United Corps recruiting drive on cam ­ program . periences and the Peace Corps and other questions of mutual in­ te re s t.’’ One. Army Sgt. Robert L e e Johnson, was assigned to Army nary hearing April 15, He told U. S. C om m issioner T h o m a s Atom Smashing that "one draft of an open occu­ pancy ordinance” would compel property owners to sell their States and South Viet Nam Feb. pusA this •7 week. team of ex-volunteers is Anyone over 18, who is a U.S, an information center citizen, and if m a rried , has no The East G erm ans claim the West Germ ans have no right to hold a parliam ent session in West Intelligence in West Berlin when he allegedly began his $300-a- Moncure he didn’t have the money to make bond or hire an attorney Topic Of Talk hom es at a price determ ined by the city assessor. T he Vinh Linh ra d a r station, manning dependents under 18, is eligible Berlin because, in the Commu­ month espionage c a re e r in 1953. now and asked the court to appoint T he MSU Men’s Club will meet But city officials said that no Just north of the 17th parallel, in the Union Concourse from to join. T here is no education nist view, it Is not part of the The other, Jam es A. Mintken- counsel. for luncheon Tuesday at 12:15 such proposal had ever been was the target of 30 Navy fight­ 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Team m em bers a re Russell requirem ent and a professional West; The C om m unists said the baugh, was recruited by Johnson The two men are charged with p .m . in the Union P arlo rs. suggested to anyone connected e r —bom ber s from the c a r r ie r Schwartz, volunteer in Sierra skill is not necessary. session could provoke interna­ conspiring with each other and a Henry Blosser, professor of with the city government. C o ral Sea. while also serving in Berlin, the num ber of persons to spy for the C otter refused to identify the Leone, West Africa, and Roger T h e re a r e over 100 Peace tional Incidents. FBI said. It charged he later col­ Soviet Union. The others include physics and astronomy an d d irec- E scorted by a score of C ru ­ to r of the cyclotron, will speak group which he claim ed was plan­ Khrushchev Corps volunteers over 65. Many sad er and Phantom fighters, they Banks, volunteer in India. Corps plans to dou­ volunteers à r e liberal a rts g ra­ lected secret data from Johnson a Russian, Vitaly Ourjoumov, and on “ Atom Smashing at MSU." ning the proposed ordinance. struck that link in Hanoi’s early bleTheitsPeace the near future. duates, according to Banks. and transm itted it to the Soviets several persons identified only warning network with fiery na­ L ast y e a r’s inspring In Moscow size through contacts in Washington, Officers Halt Camden recruiting by such names as Nervous Nick, palm and 25 tons of general pur­ The Peace C orps Placement all for between $25 and $350 Paula, Felix, C harles and Yuri. pose bombs ranging from 250 to drive new at MSU brought over 300 T est will be given by tester volunteers. monthly pay. But only Johnson and Mintken- The team m em bers a re avail­ M 1,000 pounds. No ground fire was ary Byrne Wednesday through MOSCOW UP)—An attendant r e ­ baugh a re actually charged with Registration March Johnson, 43, was a rre ste d by noted. able to answ er questions and give next Tuesday at 9 a.m ., noon, ported M o n d a y that N i k i t a FBI agents at the Pentagon, where the crim e, for which conviction Sixteen U.S. Air Force jets 4 and 7 p.m . except Saturday Khrushchev and hiw wife, Nina, he was assigned as a courier in car. ies a possible death penalty. m ade a 30-minute strike against night and Sunday. showed up at an a rt exhibit ac­ May, 1964. The 6 1/2-page complaint said North Viet Nam’s rail and high­ way traffic farther north with cannon fire and rockets. Henry Adams It consisté of two p arts: a gen­ ross the stre et from the K rem ­ e ral aptitude test and a modern lin for an hour Monday after­ language aptitude test for which noon. Mlntkenbaugh, 46, was picked up at his b rother’s home inC astro FBI agents interviewed Johnson continuously between Jan. 4 and C A M D E N , Ala. (#)--Negroes tried five times to m arch down­ last 56 who applied had qualified. Wilcox had no Negro voters until They exploded a diesel train and set afire another locomotive and two t r u c k s . The highway Talk Given knowledge of a foreign language The form er p re m ie r has by Valley, Calif., not far from his is not necessary. m ost accounts b e e n spending San M artin home. The P e a c e Corps Question­ m ost of his time at a country The detailed FBI complaint town Monday as part of a voter registration drive but w ere halted by police who b o m b a r d e d one recent weeks although Negroes co m p rise 78 p e r cent of the population. Alfred Kazin discussed his re­ phase of the mission was staged search for a forthcoming book naire which tells the applicant’s home outside Moscow. But he has didn't explain it, but Johnsonwas over routes 7 and 8, runningeast on Henry Adams to an overflow background, must be filled out an apartm ent in Moscow and has m issing from his Pentagon job Women, Child group with tear gas and smoke bom bs when they refused to dis­ " W e ’re not going to reg ister in any old Jail,” said Major and west about 120 m iles south of crow d in Fairchild T heatre Mon­ and brought to the exam unless been seen here, most recently for two months last fall. He p e rse. Johns, a field w orker for the Hanoi. A ntiaircraft fire was described day. previously submitted. on M arch 14 before casting a bal­ turned himself in, was court- Mutilated Two groups of m arc h ers stood on the sidewalk and sang and Southern C hristian L eadership C o n f e r e n c e(SCLC). He was lot in local elections. W A T E R V L 1 E T (UPI)— state as only moderate, but felled one zin,This is the first tim e that Ka­ author and critic of Am er­ and local police joined Monday chanted after they were halted. taken into c u s t o d y by police of the 16— an F105 Thunderchief ican literatu re, has spoken on Twelve m archers were taken into during a m arch. fighter-bom ber. The spokesman this p articular study. in a m assive effort »to find a custody by police. ; The mayor said all applicants, said the pilot was picked up. His •‘savage kille r” who stabbed, white or Negro, were processed Adams, grandson and great strangled a n d , m ut i 1a t e d two Mayor Reginald Albritton told at the building once used as a condition was not known here. grandson of the two Adams pre­ women and a young child and the adult m archers they were In London, the B ritish govern­ sidents, who jail. Albritton said he regretted fre e to walk to the re g is tr a r 's ment released a m ajority report the Civil W ar,wrote shortly after left their nude bodies in a pine office—with police e s c o r t if the use of smoke and tea r gas, of the three-nation international ciety could be believed understood that so­ only thicket. d e sire d —but could not stage a but felt it was necessary. About 80 d e m o n s t r a t o r s control commission asking B rit­ through a knowledge of history. One of the victims was a 60- m a ss march. ain and the . Soviet Union to a r - y eat-old woman, another was m arched from a church and were range . for the com m ission . . . s. m - , Books and ,ideas . are ___ social a housewife of 37 and the third While the dem onstrators went halted by Albritton after two spection team s to resu m_ e o p era- -sitions facts, not just laborious acqul- of private sc h o la rs,".. said. . •> was a seven-year-old child. The on, about 35 Negroes lined up blocks. Johns was leading the m a r c h . When Albritton asked tions in North Viet Nam. elderly woman was white, the oth­ without i n c i d e n t at the regis­ T he Hanoi government forced Kazin, explaining Adams’ views. e r two Negroes. All had dis­ t r a r ’s office. At their request, Johns if he was a Louisiana the withdrawal of five such team s im portance of the Emphasizing ev er-p resent appeared from the nearby Benton som e of the Negroes w ere accom­ resident, the Negro man said from their observation posts in Kazin said thatstyle to Adams, H arbor area, two of them within panied by a policeman. be was. F eb ru ary on the ground it could man born out of his time,notbuta he was three days of each other. It At Selma, about 200 Negroes not guarantee their safety. India and Canada joined in the an artist bemoaning society’s appeared all had been the vic­ tim s of the same killer, described stood in line at the D a l l a s County courthouse to take voter Teach-In Set appeal for the B ritish and the loss of proper style. Adams’ later writings concer­ by one lawman as “ a savage.” te s ts or get on a list to take In Auditorium R ussians, co-chairm en of the ning The victims w ere M rs. E sth er te s ts . T here was no trouble. The 1954 Geneva conference on Indo­ tim es future confusing, history a re some­ explained Kazin. Jones, 37; M rs. Amelia Boyer, N egroes went to the courthouse High student interest has for­ china, to get the inspectors back "H e felt that history 60, and Diane C arter; ’7 , all in sm all groups. ced organizers of Thursday’s on the job. Communist Poland, gression into the futureis and a pro­ the of Benton Harbor. R e p e a t e d m a r c h e s were " te a c h -in ” protesting U.S. Viet the third m em ber of the com - future is necessary to complete M rs. Jones’ head had been a t t e m p t e d in Camden. Negro Nam policy to move the demon­ severed and was m issing. Police leaders s a id they wanted to reg is­ stration from Anthony Hall to the the p a st,’’ he said. said she and the little girl had te r at the courthouse and not the Auditorium. Kazin will continue his series been "m utilated in other w ays.” old jail building where the reg is­ T he meeting will begin at 8 Council Canceled of provost lectures today with a talk on “ The Poet of the City: ’Leaves of G ra s s ’ to 'Specimen Diane had been strangled with a red stocking that was still wrapped around her neck when t r a r ’s office was moved recently. C h a i r m a n ' A1 Wall of the Ailcox County R eg istrar Board p.m . and will rem ain in the. Auditorium until midnight when students will be invited to sm al­ B ecause of President Hannah’s Days’.” R E S H A P E D L A N D S C A P E — W o r k i s u n d s r w a y to r e v a m p t h e l a n d s c a p e b e h in d K r e s g e A r t C e n t e r . N ow t h a t s p r i n g I s h e r e ( ? ) M i c h ig a n S ta t e w i l l u n d e r g o nu­ found. M rs. Boyer had been stab­ reported that 46 Negroes were ler group sections inB esseyH al' absence, no Academic Council • He w ill sp«ak at 4 p.m. in P h o to b y L a r r y F r i t z l a n bed and slashed. registered. He said 42 of the classroom s. m eeting w ill be held today, Fairchild Theatre. m e r o u s f a c e l i f t i n g s s u c h as th e on e a t K r e s g e . 2 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan T uesday, April 6, 1966 EDITORIALS Letter To The Eiter« That’s The Way The Ball Bounces V iet Nam Protests Ready. Aim. F ire. ru m o rs have filte re d out from the So it s e e m s that firing has b e ­ Jenison c h a m b e r s of Munn and c o m e a new ready aim of athletic A nderson, su g g e stin g internal Seek Policy Change o fficia ls when discontented with rumbling m ight have brought on team p erfo rm an ce. In light of the firing. N either man is what To the Editor: T hursday’s d isch arg e of b a sk e t­ might be c o n sid e r e d d iplom atic, Sentiment against the war in Viet Nam is growing among students ball c o a c h Forddy A nderson, and any sp ark could have ignited and faculty m em bers. The MSU Com m ittee for Peace in Viet Nam (a student organiza­ Michigan State has se e n fit to e m ­ the fir e w o r k s. tion) and the Faculty Com m ittee for Peace in Viet Nam have coor­ ploy the h ir e - f ir e brand of athlet­ dinated their efforts for the teach-in Thursday night and the fund­ ic m anagem ent that has c o n ta m i­ Anderson was not without his raising drive to send chartered buses to the March on Washington flaw s, the le a s t of which was the April 17. nated the high sch o o l, c o lle g e and John D. Donoghue of the anthropology department, chairman of p ro fessio n a l sports s c e n e s . im p u lsiv e , highly volatile way he the faculty com m ittee and organizer of the MSU teach-in, has s e ­ responded to c r i t i c i s m . And Munn cured a distinguished group of speakers for the evening. There will While anybody who can count also be folk singers offering topical entertainment. backwards knows the paths the was not without his c r i t i c i s m - - The teach-in w iirtom m ence with lectures followed by a question e s p e c ia lly when it d ea ls with a period after which sm all discussion groups led by faculty member^ 1965 Spartan t e a m em barked w ill provide for a personal exchange of view s. upon, the p ro m ise of brighter favorite su bject of h is, Big Ten The venture should prove invaluable to those students who are not days ahead se e m e d ample c o m ­ C ham pionships (or the lack of clear on the issu e. It will present an alternative to the policy fol­ lowed by the national administration and advocated by much of the pensation for this y e a r ’s h ard­ th e m ). p re ss. Itspurposeiseducationalandatthesam e tim e a form of pro­ Hence, f o r c e - m e e t - f o r c e . test.. ships. The two com m ittees have also worked on fund-raising projects But even if Spartan fans w e r e n ’t As with any h iera rch a l s t r u c ­ for the trip to Washington. At present, two buses are filled and there ture, he who r e ig n s, r u le s. A s h e is hope that two m ore can be chartered. impatient, A t h l e t i c D irector A jazz festival is scheduled for next Monday in the Union B all­ Clarence (Biggie) Munn was. can h ire, so he can fire. And room and a faculty fund-raising cocktail party has been planned. since Munn happens to occupy the T he com m ittees are also making arrangem ents for “ Hyde Park" Just as a r e fe re e calls the fifth speakers on the steps of the Union Building daily until the march. foul on a player and sends him to arm ch air of athletic d ir e cto r , it The Alfred Hitchcock film “ Notorious” starring Cary Grant and the bench, so Munn used the fifth w asn’t he whose job hung in the Ingrid Bergman will be shown Saturday. The com m ittees appeal for support to students who feel that the losing season in six as the reason balance. United States is fighting a u seless and immoral war in Viet Nam. for tossing a coach out of the And to those who have not formed an opinion we ask for the oppor­ Thus, exit Anderson. tunity to present a rational and humane alternative to current for­ gam e. But unlike the player for That an in ju stice has been done eign policy. whom t h e r e is always a next to Anderson is , to our way of gam e, th e re ’s no tom orrow for thinking, an undeniable and i r r e ­ Reinhard Mohr A n d erso n --a t lea st not at M ichi­ m ediable fact. Whether Munn had No F lip p e rs In The Pool C hairm an gan State. MSU C om m ittee for Peace in Viet Nam the final word or P r esid e n t John Did Anderson d e se r v e getting A. Hannah ( w h o conveniently the hatchet? Were the failu res he scheduled a trip to N ig e ria the day On Forddy’s Dismissal: And Then There Was Munn exp erienced a lm ost without in­ of the fir in g ), m a tte r s little. E ith ­ terruption since the cham pion­ er way, the net r e s u lt le a v e s ship days of the late fifties con ­ Anderson holding the bag. vincing proof that he was s lip ­ ping . . . and would continue to While there is little chance of a “ who m a d eth isU n iv ersity .m e or support and attend universities w as” a g a i n s t Michigan when slip? To the Editor: teu rs had done their job well. disenchanted p u b l i c r e sto r in g They gave MSU the quick way to John?" according to what they have to of­ A nderson’s team gained a regula­ To answ er either of these q u e s­ ju stice, we would like to su g g e st In T hursday m orning’s State national f a m e . Now libraries So, depart F o rre s t A. Anderson fer a c a d e m i c a l l y ) . M a y b e Anderson even received a pay tion stalem ate with the number one team in the nation wasn t tions, consideration of future News I read where P residen t cou’fd b e built instead of additions from the coaching scene at MSU. - - i n fact lend our e v e r y support John A. Hannah Ieft for two weeks to football stadiums. C larence, nevertheless, must r a is e to do less work for a y ear enough. Upsets that don’t quite p ro sp ec ts shbuld have proved the - - t o student p ro te st of the firing in Nigeria. In a short tim e Biggie Munn had realiz e that he failed to revive — at the end of which he should take place are quickly forgotten, disappeared. A name, C larence Biggie, the man he was yesterday. depart quietly from MSU. C larence knows. d e c isiv e factor that would have through le tte r s to this n ew spaper The time, therefore, was ripe L. Munn, w a s heard once in a T h ere could be no spoken word It is doubtful if such an oft- C larence, sinking deeper a n d for C larence L. Munn to act. He allowed Anderson at le a s t one which would be forwarded to the did, and we read about it in T h u rs ­ while. about a “ firing." Coach Anderson repeated ruse will work, but it deeper each year into oblivion at goes a long way to show that MSU, was finally given his oppor­ m ore year. A to p -flig h tir e sh m a n athletic office. day afternoon’s State Journal. Among th e common folk of would be " re a s sig n e d " at MSU— ■Clarence cannot come close to the tunity at the end of this basket­ F o r r e s t A, Anderson was fired A m erica, a university's academ­ far away t r o m the basketball team , backed by p r o sp e c ts for from his post as varsity basket­ ic ipting began to stand for som e­ court. No one is ev er fired for not old days of unlimited power. ball season to show everyone that another fine recru itin g haul, p ro ­ F u rth erm o re, we would like to ball coach. thing. Sputnik had, fortunately for having a winning team these days. MSU has lost a fins basketball he was not yet a paper tiger. He knew that Anderson lost only two coach. In the quiet gossip circle s vides reasonab le grounds for op­ i s s u e an appeal to m e m b e r s of And the president of MSU is A m erica, worked wonders. It must have been a bitter pill T h e re must have been a lot of and bull sessions th e re were p la y ers from this y e a r ’s team and tim ism . the team , perhaps through their nowhere in sight to answ er ques­ (or Sputnik) for C larence to swal­ quiet maneuvering by C larence before he announced the " r e a s ­ never gripes about Anderson’s th e re was height and real prom ise tions. coaching abilities as there are on t h e ' f r e s h m a n t e a m . With Yet, with a lm o st a “ that’s the new Captain, B ill C urtis, or this You rem em ber C larence L. low. The C a e sa r of MSUhadbeen signm ent.” Anderson, a still- about a certain other well-paid A nderson’s wellr-known talents, assassinated on a launching pad, way the ball b o u n c e s’’ crudity, it y e a r ’s lead er, M arcus S anders, Munn. He was theunofficialp res­ and the 1960-style student irre v ­ young man of 46, ex pressed a de­ coach of a m ajor sport at MSU. C larence knew he’d never get ident of Michigan State U niver­ s ir e to stay with MSU in a non­ No, exactly the opposite is the another chance to lower the ax. was decided that Anderson was to e x p r e s s their fe e lin g s, either sity for a number of y e a rs in the erently approved the act. coaching position after he was r e ­ ca se . Dave Strack, basketball It is, hopefully, the last solid inadequate to develop the talents individually or as a group, c o n ­ 1 9 5 0 ’s. T h e y c a l l e d h i m Football polls began to be chal­ lenged by some new ones. High lieved of his p resen t duties. coach at U-M, probably has fre ­ blow that the form er “ boss” of. cern in g the m atter. T h is, if noth­ “ Biggie.’’ quent nightm ares about that fav­ MSU will throw. he was bringing to the MSU h ard ­ Your mom and dad raved about school seniors talked of the coun­ F o r those who have followed orite line, “ If Forddy Anderson The new powers in theU niver- wood. Indeed, it was only days ing e l s e , would m o st d ra m atica lly him and his great football teams. t r y ’s “ top 20” and meant aca­ MSU basketball with Anderson w a s c o a c h i n g at U- M t h e y sity must realize that this must dem ic rating. it is hard to believe that this e a r lie r w h e n Anderson h a d lend recognition to the d e d ic a ­ MSU beat U-M and just about everyone else in' those days. skilled and dedicated basketball wouldn't lose a gam e." Real basketball fans knowwhat not happen again. T hey must r e a ­ lize that no one is the loser in this In universities striving to gain spoken of the definite p o s s ib ili­ tion t h a t marked A nd erson ’s Biggie was a very real MSU the new "top 20" th e re cannot be coach wants to give up his life­ a fantastic job Forddy did in the c a se except,.the U niversity, i t s e le v e n y ears of s e r v i c e to M ich­ hero. T his gave him power— any national headlines over the tim e occupation for the unpre­ 1963-64 season. It was a real trib ­ students, alumni and faculty. ties for the future. ev ery real power. He had taken firing of coaches in the major in­ tentious duties of a p ro fesso r of ute to his skills. We understand why you did it, Since the announcement, many igan State. MSU out of the deep, dark woods tercollegiate sports. Such doings HPR. And this year? Those hard­ C larence. You have proved the of inferiority and obscurity. Pow­ a r e v e r y d e f i n i t e l y " o u t” co re 5,000 to 6,000 who cam e to w ar isn’t over, and that we can­ 19. Kind of 28. That thing e r was Biggie’s reward. amongst the "eggheads' w h o No doubt, C larence hoped to ap­ each home game know that with not just ignore your presence. agate 29. Theme T A R S A P F A C E But then something strange suddenly counted for something. pease his form er subordinate (i. an ineligible 6’ 7" center, o r with But perhaps the next time the CROSSWORD PUZZLE 20. Bobbin 30. Man's O B E S 1 t IY A L A R happened at MSU. F irings were great fun and got e. John Hannah) by keeping the an ineligible guy named Johnson, presiden t goes to Nigeria your 22. Mackerel­ nickname M E L 0 N R E T I R E B iggie's athletes through the victim on the MSU scene for a or even with only a little, little name will be in the headlines. ACROSS 13. Keynoter like fish 31. Sacred S T A G A E L B E- ■ 1950’s had g i v e n MSU a name everybody excited in the 1950's, y ear. luck Anderson w o u l d h a v e And the University, its students, 1. Right-hand 14. Sincerity 24. Corn spike composition H E M K N 1 F E known to just about everybody in but today they a re grim business Hopefully, it was probably r e a ­ thwarted C larence a n d m ain­ alumni and faculty will be the vic­ page 25 Spotted 32. Largest the United States. T his is what for universities "on the way up." soned, such cordial " re a s s ig n ­ tained MSU's slow clim b to aca­ to rs, finally and completely. 16. Weakness cavies continent 0 u Ie O M E S A U S certain people at MSU desired. So, t o d a y we get " re s ig n a ­ ing" might fool those who are r e ­ dem ic prom inence. All he needed 6. Discuss of muscle 26. Correlative 33. Servant w e| L O OT 1 P L E tions” like craz y as schools try sponsible for the academ ic polls 12. Elliptical 17. Traveler of either girl T he tim e had arrived to make were a few m ore wins. G eorge Colburn E V A D E A c R E MSU a real institution of higher to disguise the whole business. (i.e. intelligent A m ericans who Even the " m ir a c le that alm ost Detroit graduate student 35. Left side ot A E M 5 A S H R A w Such pretense r a r e l y works. 4 5 6 7 9 10 II learning. The University had a IZ 2 3 i % 13 8 a ledger 37. Snake c R 1 ME A 39. Take out p E C A R E S i 1 P u E A P 1 S H “ nam e.” The powers at MSU who wanted T h erefore, for a really earnest “ academ ic clim b e r" like MSU % >4 15 16 42. More lanky A T E M E L M | E R N to m ake MSU a truly great school, th e re can be no firings whatso­ 44. Range in e v er, disguised or undisguised. % not just a football factory, could 17 IB 19 Wyoming 7. Epoch now act. The “ egg heads" could Yet, T hursday MSU had one. 27. Turmeric % %% 45. Sword­ 8. Sceptres re c ru it scholars now that they C laren c e asserted him self. He 20 21 22 23 shaped 9. F.xpiate 29. Deep pur­ had a " n a m e ” to use. % tried to bring Biggie back to life. % 46. F.xpert 10. Stylish: ple 2* 75 26 27 DOWN 30. Shrewd Biggie and his well-paid am a­ A fter all, he probably reasoned, slang % 30 1. Fabulous 31. Mythical 28 23 1 1. Sand snak'.' king % % % bird genus 3/ 32 2. Topsy's 15. Akin 32. Helped 33. Masculine Only 4 More Days %% friend 18. Said by 34. Algerian 33 34 36 3. Bestow heart 20. Portuguese 36.seaport & , upon ” 37 42 36 33 A0 41 4*. Kind ol wave coin 21. Devour 38. Or. letter Steep 40. quill lor To Buy 45 43 1 % 44 4« 5. Scent 6. Answer the purpose 23. Dolt 25. Vessel 26. |ap. sash winding silk 41. Explosive 43. Concerning The M.S.U. Student AUTOMOTIVE STATE MEWS OR MICHIGAN STATI UN IVM SITY Personal Member A ssociated P ress, United P ress International, Inland Daily P ress A ssocia­ Editor .......................................John Van Gieson Advertising Manager Arthur Langer Managing Editor ...........................Hugh Leach Sample Book tion, Associated Collegiate P ress, Michigan P ress A ssociation. Campus Editor .................Charles C. Wells Over $70.00 Worth V o l ues A ssistant Campus Editor L iz Hyman In c lu d in g $50 of auto s e rv ic e w it h o u t a cent to pay Published every class day throughout fall, Sports Editor ....................Richard Schwartz winter and spring term s and twice weekly W ire Editor ....................................B ill Krasean Books A re Good U n til O ct 1, 1965 sum m er term by the students of Michigan A ssistant Advertising Manager .Ken Hoffman Night E d ito r.................................... Phil P ierson State University. Second cla ss postage paid at East Lansing, Copydesk A d viso r...................... Henry T. P rice News Advisor .................. Richard E. Hansen Editorial Editors ................. M ichael Kindman Buy One Today At Michigan. Susan Fllson Todds Union Editorial and business offices at 341 Stu­ Photography A d viso r...................Dave Jaehnlg dent Services Building, Michigan State Uni­ M arshall Music Int. Center versity, East Lansing, Michigan* Circulation Manager .......................Jim Baker 334 Student Services Tuesday, April 6. 1965 3 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Sit-In Protests Theater Prices Shop Knappes World News K A L A M A Z O O (UPI) The A spokesman for the students en ter the theater early and r e ­ m ain inside until it closes. East Lansing at a Glance W estern M i c h i g a n University said buses would take the stu­ Student Senate has called for an " o rd e rly ” sit-in demonstration dents to the theater late Friday afternoon. They will be provided fre e popcorn and will be asked to The two theaters are owned by the Butterfield chain.The stu­ dents a fe protesting a recent 25 Wednesday F r o m O u r W ir « S e rv ic e s this weekend to protest a hike in ticket p r i c e s at two local the­ O LIN ceqts boost in the price of movie tickets. A boycott of the theaters Noon to 9:00 seersucker ••• China, U.S. Disagree On Score aters. The sit-in will take place F ri­ this past weekend was described TOKYO Four U.S. warplanes w ere shot down and many others day night at the State T heater. H O S P I T A L as "partially successful." w e re damaged in raids Monday on North Viet Nam, the new China In addition, the State and Capitol E arlier, the students said they News Agency declared in a broadcast dispatch Monday night. theaters will be picketed. REPORT would bus m ovie-goers to Battle A U.S. spokesman in Saigon said one plane was downed, but the Students may visit their hospit­ C reek, about 20 m iles away, to at­ pilot was rescued. alized friends between 2-4 and tend movies shown aj a rival the­ 7-8 p.m. daily. a te r. Air Recruiters A d m i s s i o n s include A tnsley the crisp carefree look Earthquake Hits Greece Rigney, Livonia junior; Joanne Visit Campus Vivian, Birmingham sophmore; R i c h a r d Sinclair, Birm ingham Western's Queen MEGALOPOLIS, G reece— G reece’s worst earthquake in Men and women seniors and sophomore; Thomas C. Johnson, y e a rs shook a dozen sleeping villages into ruin Monday in the Arcadian Central Peloponnesus, killing at least 20 p e r­ graduates interested in obtain­ Pittsburgh, Pa., sophomore;M o­ Home-Town Girl ing a commission in the U.S. Air hamad Keshtkaron, Shiraz, Iran, fo r Spring and Summer sons and injuring 200. F orce will be interviewed at the special program ; Jam es Carne, y ear-o KALAMAZOO (UPI) A 19- The rolling quake struck this area 100 miles southwest of Union today. E ast Lansing f r e s h m a n ; John ld beauty from Kalamazoo A. Chic blouson overblouse with long s l e e v e s , snowy Athens at 5:13 a.m . It was the fourth earth shock in a week in F irst Lieutenant William F. M errill, Rocky River, Ohio, jun­ was chosen from a field of 13 white co lla r caught with a s tr in g -tie bow. Blue or G reece and the third in a month causing death. Kyle, Air F orce Officer T ra in ­ ior; Santo Pasqualucci, East Lan­ Saturday night as Miss Western g re e n , s i z e s 7 -1 5 . 11.98 ing S c h o o l (OTS) Selection Of­ sing; C a r l O l e s o n III, Glen Michigan E sther University. Smith, a freshm an at ficer for Michigan, will be avail­ A rbor freshmen. B ritis h T raining South Vietnamese able from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. the University, will now go on to B . Stitched white linen collar and flowing satin bow Vets’ Club "Som e of the c a re e r fields the Miss Michigan contest in LONDON— British forces in Malaysia have been training South open to college g r a d u a t e s , July. tie d ra m a tize this black and white plaid se e r s u c k e r Vietnamese troops in jungle w arfare since 1961, Defense Secretary according to Lt. Kyle, “ are in Miss Smith is five-feet, six sheath. 5 -1 3 , petite juniors, 11,98 and one-half inches t a l l and Plans '‘Teas’ Denis Healey told Parliam ent Monday. The special courses in Ma­ flying (both pilot and navigator) laysia had been reported here for some time, but thi: was the first personnel, statistical services, weighs 121 pounds. Her m easu re­ government confirmation. a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , transporta­ m ents are 34 and one-half, 23 and one-half, and 36 and one- C. Sm art C hanel-type jacket and slim skirt has tion, supply, communications and engineering." Final plans f r Saturday’s MSU half. linen short sle e v e d blouse with w eskit points. Gray Atom Jet Functions OK V eterans A s s o c i a t i o n " te a or G reen in s i z e s 1 2-20 . 12.98 Applicants must be between p a rty " at the Inn A m erica will be VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.—A satellite the ages of 21 and 30. Applicat­ made at the association rrteeting which could hold the key to years-long missions in space has cleared two critical hurdles, the Air Force said Mon­ ions for Air Force OTS can today at 8:30 p.m. at the Coral be submitted seven months in Gables. First Off-Campus D. S a ilo r -c o lla r e d jacket has added w aist in te r e st day. At 10:09 p.m. Sunday night a signal from the Air F orce advance of graduation. Also under discussion will be plans for the May 9 "D uty Uni­ Meeting Slated punctuated with large p e a r l- lik e buttons, s l e e v e l e s s linen sh ell. Gray, g reen , 1 2-20 , 12.98 Hawaiian tracking station turned on a tiny ion engine, p ro ­ form T e a " at the "B om b Shel­ The Student Off-Cam pus O r­ totype of an electronic beam device designed eventually for t e r " and the annual spring pic­ ganization (SOC) will hold its speeds up to 100,000 m iles an hour. Insurance Hours nic, to be held about May 23. first general meeting of the term , DRESSES-STREET L E V E L M embers interested in softball tonight at 8 in 34 Union. Spring term hours for the Stu­ or bowling may sign up with Bob Business includes the installa­ dents Insurance Of'ice, 337 Stu­ Storch, c':ub coach, at the m eet­ tion of new officers and discus­ Noble 10 To Decide While Sitting dent Services Building, are 1 to ing. sion the upcoming Athletic 3 on Monday, Wednesday and F r i ­ Any m em bers having copies of ght. WASHINGTON—Chief Justice Earl W arren announced Monday day; and from 3 to 5 on Tuesday winter term exams may bring that, in the future, the Supreme Court will no longer nand down de­ All interested students are in- cisions only on Monday but will announce rulings on any day of the and Thursday. The new re p re ­ them . They will he placed in the :ed to attend and visit the SOC sentative, Donna Norton, may be exam file for future use by m em ­ jnee on the fourth floor of the week it may be sitting. reached by calling 5-8284. b e rs. Under present procedure, the court announces its decisions, and reads opinions, only at the opening of its Monday sessions. H ere’ s How To Buy A New C ar Every Two Years Dorm Heads Switch Jobs . . And Save $20 Or M ore On Monthly Payments Several changes in residence hall personnel hav e been announ­ m er food service manager of Case. Ronald Smith, form erly at Bro­ I,» "COAR” PLAN ced by Lyle Thorburn, manager Continuous Auto Renewal Plan of residence halls. dy, is the new food supervisor of P e e r Holtkamp, form er mana­ C ase Halls. ■ ’COAR’’ offers all of the After two years sell or ger of Shaw Halls, has beer, advantages of ownership, trade ra r in on a newm od- named m a n a g e r of W onders, plus those of leasing. el. Your monthly payment Halls, He was replaced at Shaw stays the sam e. by Ray Hopper, form er food s e r­ vice manager of Owen Hall. Debaters 3rd F inar.ce your r.ew CU’s special monthly pay­ ■at Avoid costly rep a irs and replacem ents. Always drive The new food service manager m ents (cover cost of dep­ a safer, m ore dependable at Owen is C harles Tutt, for­ Michigan State finished third, reciation only.) new or late-model car. m erly at McDonel Hall. behind W e s t e r n Michigan and I D etails. Wayne State, in the annual F re s - Robert Underwood was pro­ man-Sopliomore debate tourna­ moted from m anager of Won­ d e rs to assistant manager of ment held at Flint Junior Col­ lege Saturday. _ -YJ E K d355-0793 U ” MManl yIMiles T Bldg. UNION Harrison Road residence halls in c h a r g e of Pacing the MSU debaters with, building and maintenance. He is a reco rd of 4 wins and no los­ I W io n n n n n nmTnniTn i — ----- - ■nmnnnnncmor.ni also area m anager of the C ase- ses w ere Sue H a rris, Flushing Wilson-Wonders complex. freshm an, and Pam Shaw, Dear­ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Tom Dutch, form erly manager born freshman. Ken Newton, Trenton, N.J., * GOLFERS of C ase Halls, is now mana­ ger of the Brody group. He was sophomore, finished 3S second- place speaker in the tournament. * replaced by Don Schmidt, for­ I* Iattention car ow ners I t ’s Tee-O ff Tim e At ** complete fro n t end re p a ir and alignment Larry Cushion9s ** • brakes • wheel balancing * suspension * steering corrections| FREE! O fficial 1965 USGA Golf Rule Book - with any purchase of SI.00 or more. ** • m otor tune ups Revitalized * Paddle Ball Shag Balls j LISKEY’S Auto Safety Center Rackets 4 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4 -7 3 4 6 $1.95-6.95 P la s t ic M.19/40Z * * Ú Practice Balls * $>t ::+ 3 20to r6 ,or$1 .0 0 j •A » 3 A Men’ s-W om en’ s s p a l d in g st;;;er 5 Irons :+ •yr Immediate Delivery 2 Woods From 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. Bag Tennis Rackets J USqA Rule Book PIZZA 12 inch HOT DOGS Complete F rom W 5 ; ifSI $74.00 Value 4* $49.95 HAMBURGS SUB SANDWICHES Tennis Balls CHICKEN FRENCH FRIES Spalding - 3 for $1.95 SHAKES Slazenger - 3 for $2.75 * * VARSITY Sporting Larry Cushion Goods ; * Mi c h . A ve., W est of S ears iiji 3020 V i n e St. - 1 B lk . N o r th of •a Open M on. & F r i . n ig h ts ' t i l l 9 IV-57465 1227 G RA ND RIVER ED 2 - 6 5 1 7 Michigan State N ew s, E a s t L a ns in g, Michigan T uesday, April 6, 1965 Wet Blanket May Snuff Out Early Spring Sports Calendar foreman at F o rest A kers, is Gridmen Looking Up By DUANE LANCA STER State News Sports W riter Spring sports coaches don't Postpone Bat Debut ever: less optimistic about the playing conditions of the golf course. v. ‘.‘w eather'’ or not their . . . At ,F oes That Is seasons wii 1 get under way at the Slated For Thursday “ !t‘H be at least two weeks yet before the course is ready,” he said, "and we ll have to get Pelierin said the situation is " Y o i ^ c a n ’t p r a c t i c e under i good rain to get rid of the st 1 ice mmon as the Spartans gam e conditions. The air is dif- frost. That would soften it up for By J ERRY MORTON have n forced t > postpone ferent, there is no >vvind and the the team but the public won’t be S ta te N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r with Al- sever ■pening games because p itc h ers can’t throw able to play on it for some sday, has of inclement weather. he said. tim e yet.” It has beer, said that spring breeds optimism, but that isn't nec­ until May , Sy M eerman, athle.tic grounds e s s a rily the case when it conies to spring football. "W e schedule them this early F o r t u n a t e l y , the golf team Coach Duffy Daugherty's early outlook for next fall is one of hpi secause we try to get in as assista n t foreman, says the field doesn't have a home meet un­ caution as the Spartans prep a re to open spring practice Wednesday. nany games as p issibie bef re is “ full of snow and there is a til May 8, while last season "P laying that gang will be like trying to swim up a w aterfall,” he B ia Ten se rts, ' he lot of frost on the ground.” the opener fell on April 11. he said. “ You can go like the dickens and still fall behind." " I t all depends on the sun- An April 11 meet this y ear is The rem ark was prompted by a glance at the Spartans’ schedule T he team took ’he "he day off shine, but I don't think the base- unthinkable. which should rate as one of the toughest in the nation. M y after its s c c t s s f u l ball team will be on the diamond for at least a Week.” Tilings are no b etter for foot- The slate includes Michigan, Ohio State, Illinois and Purdue on trip but moves îht •Je: - successive Saturdays, in addition to strong no: -league opponents day for seme indo orprac- M eerm an said he couldn’t tel! bal! coach Duffy Daugherty and Notre Dame, Penn State and UCLA, jSt ab' when the ball diamond w uld be tennis coach Stan Drobac. Both MSU compiled a 4-5 reco rd last season to m ark the school’s "W e lose everything we gained playable because m ore snow is will join the baseball, golf and the trip n we at: t Keep pr predicted for the area and it track teams in sharing the dirt first losing rec 3rd since 1958. ticine.'-l Pelierin said, but he would take a week even under aren as at the Men’s INI and J e n - The Spartans will take their irst step toward the 1965 season Wednesday afternoon when 26 1 termer, lead them into the first of . v. . f f .. J added that practicing indoors is ideal weather conditions. ison Field House. 20 spring practice sessions. not without its limitations. Elm o Lowery, golf c o u r s e It’s a bit m ore crowded when P ractic es will be conducted Wednesday through Saturday for five the lacrosse and rugby team s weeks finishing with the Green-W hite intrasquad scrim m age May 8 combine in the “ share the d ir t” at Spartan Stadium. ... . p ro g ram creating an alm ost im­ Daugherty's main p r o b l e m s possible situation of six team s concern graduation losses in the offensive line anddefensiveback- cram m ed into the two dirt aren as. Thi s April weather just has field, and the need to find a r e ­ placem ent for halfback Dick G o r­ IM Softball ."snow " b u s i n e s s 3round the spring sports scene but until don who gained '41 yards rushing w arm sunshine replaces the snow and blow of winter, the spring during his senior season. ► " If we’re going to improve, Weather coaches -.re going to be both ham ­ we’d better have seven sopho­ pered and cram ped as they try'to m o re s who can fill gaps for u s,” ready their squads for the open­ ing of the season. Daugherty said. One of the S partans’ strong Victim Also points appears to be the quar­ Just as Danny L i t w h i l e r ’ s terback spot with Steve Juday r e ­ baseball nine has stolen the spot­ turning for a third season and light on Spartan sports, softbal1 DAWN TO DUSK v e te ra r John Mullen ready to back has taken over first place on the intram ural calendar. DIG T H E D U G O U T ? F r o m t h e lo o k s of t h i n g s , you him up. DRY C L E A N I N G OR SHIRT m i g h t s a y th e o r i g i n a l s c h e d u l i n g of t h e h o m e b a s e ­ With new substitution rules Residence hall play, originally L A U N D E R I N G - O N E DAY ba ll o p e n e r T h u r s d a y w a s s o m e t h i n g of a w h i t e lie. m arking the return of two-pla­ scheduled to open last night, has P o s t p o n e m e n t of t h e g a m e with A lb ion w a s a n n o u n ­ toon football, the Spartans plan to 11, because ofup bad bebn 'pushed to Sunday, April weather. En­ c e d T u e s d a y , with a S a t u r d a y d o u b l f e h e a d e r with begin specializing at their po­ try C e n t r a l M i c h i g a n h i g h l y d o u b tf u l. P h o t o b y C a l C r a n e sitions right away. ca rd s for fraternity softball • • •« • • • ••••« « » » •••••a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Daugherty said he thinks the a reA due April 9. meeting of all independent specialization at either an offen­ and fraternity fo r sive or defensive position should duled tonight atm7:30,in anagers is sche­ 2 0 8 Men’s make players m ore proficient and IM. Also meeting tonight are all HOI PIZZA ra is e the standard of play. PSI UPSILON LANSING LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS DELIVERY Last season the Sp , r t a n s placed sixth in the Big Ten with IM prediction calls for a sim ilar attend. softball officials in 203 at 8:30. Those men in te re s­ a 3-3 m ark. D augherty's early ted in officiating a re asked to Residence hall tennis tourneys Men’s call finish in the fall. are slated to begin Monday, Ap­ 112 W. Grand River " T h e top team s of Inst fall ril should be up there ag ain," - he May19.3 for E ”tie s will be accepted Phone 351-4687 810 W. Grand R iver Ph o n e 332-8407 s.; id. the intram ural tennis ED 2-0863 THE PIZZA PH "M ichigan appears to be the singles tournament. team j to beat with Ohio State,* ..With, T ra ck gets underway April 27 Pittdvle and Illinois the chief the fraternity tr a c k - and 203 M.A.C. riv als. T he r e s t of us figure field meet prelim inaries. Finals ■ to be in a big dog fight for the are scheduled for April 29. Re­ sidence hall track and field p re ­ also-rar. positions.” lim inaries are set for Tuesday, May 11, with the finals May 13. F ra te r life is art experience in cooperative living. The members Minn. Duluth learn th e ir t cept a learnii aspect opinions of others, to to group obligations. ischarge responsibility, o stand on his share with them, and to assum e A m em ber has the opportunity to ac- and he acquires self-confidence by own two feet among his p e ers. He develops Joins WCHA CHICAGO (UPI)—The W estern puise, iative tact, and judgement. F ratern itie s have much to offer Collegiate Hockey Assn. changed the im :: j 1 student in the way of scholarship, leadership, and social its playoff procedures and added activi! They are organized as responsible organizations having an eighth team to the league real interest in promoting the best that there is in student life, during a two-day meeting of fa­ ivite you lo become acquainted with our 34 fraternities at Michigan culty representatives from the îv e rs m schools in Chicago. The league will divide into Sincerely, eastern and western sections for GEORGE B , HIBBARD the playoifs. Previously, the first F raternity Advisor four team s in the league had vied for the title. The eastern division will in­ clude Michigan Tech, the Uni­ versity of Michigan and Michi­ The Inter-Fraternity Council cordally gan State. Newly added U niver­ sity of Minnesota at Duluth will join the Michigan schools in the invites you to attend open rush tonight e a ste rn division. The western division will con­ sist of the U niversity of Denver, Colorado College, the U niversity April 6th from 7-10 F.M. at the of Minnesota, and the U niversity of North Dakota. The Brothers of Zeta Beta Tau following houses NOW ! There regret that rush cannot be held are two c la s s rin g THETA DELTA CHI SIGMA PHI EPSILON com panies to serve in the House this term. 501 MAC PHI KAPPA fArt 526 Sunset PHI GAMMA DELTA you. 522 Abbott Road 334 Michigan R oberts R ing Co. KAPPA SIGMA H o w e ve r. . . 715 Grove TRIANGLE 242 N. H arrison and E llio tt's R ing Co. ZETA BETA TAU PHI KAPPA SIGMA 855 Grove Street 236 N. H arrison * Rush w ill be held Tonite, PI KAPPA PHI 121 White hills Drive PS1 LI PS I LON 810 VV. Gra nd River THETA CHI P H I D E LT A THETA A p ril 6th, at the KAPPA ALPHA 453 Abbott Road ALPHA SIGMA PHI 626 Cowley 420 Evergreen TAU DELTA PHI COLONY Rushing in the Lniorr Rings include degree, seal, THETA SORORITY HOUSE from ALPHA GAMMA RHO Mon. Sun Porch 3 engraved Initials and a VUe 432 E vergreen Wed. Sun Porch choice of 10 stones. ALPHA TAU OMEGA PHI SIGMA DELTA 7-10 P.M. , GanA 451 Evergreen 1234 fe. Grand River For rides call the ZBT House A c r o s s F ro m H om e E c o n o m ic s B ld g. ED 2-6 7 5 3 Number 332-3565. Call any House for a ride A+tnex G q aA Spartan C enter Tuesday, April 6. 1965 5 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Dodging popcorn a n d jaw­ wood. During spring break-they That’s Shot all the scenery and lights through hour drive from Waterloo, Ont., Co., Manistique, honored t h e play ers with a dinner and recep­ Indonesian Dancer To Perform Dubbed the first lady of In­ donesian dance. Hazel Chung will p.m. on a colorful prologue that co ntrasts the basic patterns of n a rrato r, director of the . sti- tute of e t h n o - m u s i c o l o g y at b re a k e rs thrown on stage, load­ were on tour in the Upper Penin­ a second story window, using the to C o l d w a t e r , R u t l e d g e r e - E astern and W estern dance, tr a ­ UCLA, Miss Chung has taught at truck roof as a loading platform . m arked. Blizzard c o n d i t i o n s tion after their perform ance dur­ also show her m a stery of the ing scenery on trucks at 6 a.m. sula. ing the tour of the Upper Penin­ W estern style in h e r pe rfo r­ ditional and m odern. She is ap­ the University of Ghana and studying on the road will no The theater was on the second lengthened the driving tim e. The pearing as p a rt of the Asiari- T ickets for the perform ance, Going on tour has its hazards. floor of the high school. actor-students, however, s p e n t sula. mance in Fairchild T heater to­ longer plague 15 m em bers of the At the Muskegon m atinee p e r­ Bookings for next y e a r's pro­ night. Latin Am erican-A frican series. available at the door or at the Perform ing A r t s C o m p a n y After an evening perform ance some of the trip in a special Like Mantle Hood, tonight's Union ticket office formance, the audience of 2,000 the actors reload the truck and play-reading sem inar and c la ss ­ posed tour of "H am let” a re. al­ T he curtain will rise at 8:15 (PAC). junior and senior high school room -type discussions. ready being received in large T hose 15 actors Friday com­ move on the next stop, often a r ­ students threw popcorn and jaw­ riving there at 4 or 5 a.m. Frank Hoholik, president of num bers at the Cap and Gown of­ pleted the spring tour of the b rea k ers on the stage, Frank the Manistique Pulp and Paper fice, Rutledge said. . PAC production of Shakespeare’s The longest trip was the nine- Rutledge, instructor in Speech ‘‘Tam ing of the Shrew ” to 23 and director, said. com m unities in Michigan a r. d Canada, a tour which found the When t h e Perform ing A r t s Company goes on tour, the actors The only “BEEF” you have at McDonald’s group on the road many week­ ends since Jan. 7 and during the do all the backstage work. They spring break. load the trucks at 6 a.m . at the T hey covered 10,300 miles, Auditorium. Arriving at their ►from Detroit to Benton Harbor, from Coldwater to M arquette and from Waterloo, Ont., to Iron- destination at noon, they set up and rehearse. In Detroit the students lifted is 100% pure Susskind Will Conduct Walter Susskind, conductor of first extended tour in the United States, playing in 19 cities, in­ beef hamburger the Toronto Symphony, will be in cluding an appearance in New (Never frozen, ground daily) his ninth and final season with (government inspected) the Canadian orch e stra when they York’s Carnegie Ha]l. appear 8:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Auditorium. F o r his program he has cho­ Professors sen works by Beethoven, Ralph EAST LANSING— EAST LA N SIN G - Vaughn-Williams, Smetena, and P ie r r e M ercure. Give Recital 234 W. Grand River 1024 E. Grand River Susskind leaves as one legacy SOUTH LANSING— NORTH LA N SIN G - to Canada, the National Youth Contralto Ethel Armeling,MSU O rch estra of Canada, which he assistant professor of music, 4700 S. Cedar 2120 N. Larch founded soon after arriving inT o- will present a public recital to­ WEST LANSING ronto. He has already accepted guest day at 8 :1 5 p.m. in the Music Auditorium. 4015 W. Saginaw M cDonald's A Ride Call: engagements to conduct during The p r o g r a m w i l l feature the coming season throughout the Samuel B a rb e r’s voice and a world and he will continue as string q u a r t e t composition of DISCOUNT STATE m usic director of the Aspen, Col., M a t t h e w A r n o l d ’ s "D over Festival. B each.” During the sum m er months in Other works will include five past seasons he has conducted s o n g s by B rahm s, M ozart’s Cosmetics & Vitamins the Philharmonic of London and “ Om bra felice,” and sevenSpan- the Royal Philharmonic of Ox­ ish folk songs by Manuel de Falla. ford in England, the three lead­ Pianist Henry H a rris, profes­ ing o rch estras of Chzechoslovak- sor of music, and faculty m em ­ ia, arid the Philadelphia O rches­ b e rs Romeo Tata and Theodore tra at the Robin Hood Dell. Johnson, violins, Lyman Bodman, L ast season Susskind and the Toronto Symphony made their viola, and Louis Potter J r., cello, will accompany Miss Armeling. Across From Student Services 619 E. Grand River Daily 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. - Wed 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. ToiiijjbtWest of M4C & Us• COUPON COUPON Cigarettes Good Every Day Aqua Net fh\ SigfriQ Delta A i » t\ I l 2 3 f E. Grand « w r 332-0575 & r RiJe Believe It Or Not T here is a place for you in the fr a ­ ternity s y s te m . S om ew h ere' on this cam pus there is a fraternity whose m e m b e r s have developed a way of life and a -s o c ia l-a c a d e m ic atm osphere that you will find to agree with your needs and d e s i r e s . The men of Alpha G am m a Rho r e a liz e that not e v e r y man is meant to be an A.G.R. In fact, our brand new house on E v e r g re e n Ave. only holds about 46 men so we would be a little crow ded if they w ere. H owever, you will never know which of MSU’s fine fr a te r n ities is the right one for you u n le s s you get out for rush. The m en of Alpha G am m a Rho c o r d i­ ally invite you to open lmsh Tues. and Wed. April 6th and 7th from 7:00 to 10:00. And r e m e m b e r , you don’t have to settle for l e s s than the very b est so stop in at the A.G.R. house or call 3 3 2 -0 8 3 4 for a ride. Alpha Gamma Rho 432 Evergreen Ave. Call for a ride The Friendly House | On E ve r g re e n Coupons Good Thru April 12,1965 Good At East Lansing Store Only 3 3 2 -0 8 3 4 Tuesday, April 6, 1965 6 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan 40 WATT stereo am plifier; G ar­ HAPPY CUSTOMER! SOLD FIRST DAY! r a r d changer; speaker plus cab­ inet. Call Employment F o r Rent F o r Sale F or Sale Personal Automotive Autom otive M&SSP, with a CORVAIR, 1964 L a g •on. Aqua. All SPRING TIME SPECIAL ORN. HORT. AND LAND. ARCH, IN NEW apartment house. T w o GET YOLkS - Phil P rank’s C a r - H I-FI: DYNAKIT PA S -3 pre-am p COMMEMORATING T H E 12th sum m er of L'.S. Advisors in Save money on a New 1965 Ford. students. Saturday and Sunday. blocks from campus. Furnished. toon Book. 50 of Phil’s best and stereo, 070 am plifier. KLH tinted glass. A ccessories. Own­ bedroom apartm ent. Rent C artoons in a beautifully bound model. Six speakers. G a rrard Vietnam, STGOOV (The Society lowcost er332-4601; going overseas. Call Aziz, We need nice late model used Retail com m ission s a l e s of One allowance for som e caretaking. book - $1.00 each. F o r o rd e rs type A changer. 2 1/2 months to Get Out of Vietnam) has a 337-1731. c a rs . See us today for an extra plants and garden supplies. O r­ 4 ientations prio r to late M a r c h Musselman Realty. ED 2-3583 of five or m ore, call: 351-4322 old. Best offer over $450. ED number of ‘‘Vietnam Sum mer W A N T A D CORVAIR, 1^63 Mor.za. Automat- big allowance on your trade-in. s t a r t . TIVTSS LANDSCAPE or 482-0179._______________ 6 between 6 p.m and midnight. - 2-8264. 6 C am p" badges for dissident c it­ ic transm ission. Low mileage. SIGNS FORD SALES, INC. BICYCLE SALE.-Thursday, April izens. Send 30$ to: STGOOV, One owner. Take overpayments. 162 W. Grand River CENTER. IV 4-7753, 12-1. 5 ENJOY SPRING term in four "SEE ME FIRST- 1 HAVE IT!" • AUTOMOTIVE 8, 1965, 1:30 p.m. at Salvage P.O. Box 189, East Lansing. 4 • EMPLOYMENT Call 655-2574; 655-2601. Williamston DELIVERY BOYS WANTED. Av- person air-conditioned ap art­ Standard and portable typewrit­ Yard, F a r m Lane, Michigan 4 655-2191 erage $2 per hour. Apply at ment. C edar Village. $58.75 e r s , $29 up. Record players, CORVAIR" 1961. Monza coupe. 4- $14.95. Hi-fi and stereo play­ State University Cam pus. V ar­ Real Estate 6 each, monthly. 351-4316. • FOR R E N T speed. New tires, battery. Ex­ STUDEBAKER 1958. 289 V-6, 4 Varsity Drive-In. 4 SINGLE room with bath. ers, $36.50. Portable b attery - ious makes and conditions. All ATTRACTIVE MODERN house. cellent condition. New c a r o r­ bbl. Stick with overdrive. Radio, BUS BOYS WANTED for lunch and MALE. • FOR S A LE • L O S T & FOUND Available immediately. $50 per operated tape reco rd ers, $14.95. item s may be seen at Salvage Designed by Dow. T h ree bed­ • PERSONAL dered. 351-4730. 5 pow er steering. Runs perfectly. dinner m e a l s . C a l l R i c h month. 351-5125. 7 Table models at $49.50. P o r t­ Yard, April 7 from 8:30 a.m., room s, two baths. All electric • PEANUTS PERSONAL CORVETTE, 1961. Excellent con- $100. 355-8951. 6 McCleary. 332-3581. 4 1 to 2 men for large Span- able sewing machines, $29.50. to 4:30 p.m. and April 8, 8:30 kitchen. Interesting living area • R E A L ESTATE dition. 270 h.p. Two four barrel STUDEBAKER 1919 T o u r i n g . WAN+feD WAITERS, w aitresses, N'Efeb ish Villa. A cross from campus. Table model radio, $6 up. R a­ a.m . to 1 p.m. T e rm s : Cash. 6 with two story landscape win­ • S E R V IC E carb uretors. Positraction. Call R estorations well started. Ask­ kitchen help, cooks, chefs. For Call 351-4353. 7 dio alarm s, $12.95. Battery poc­ LEATHER S W I V E L Rocker, dows facing large back yard s u r­ Fritz Kirkpatrick, ED 2-3568.4 ing $900. Call 332-3300 eve­ work in C oral Gables ShowBar, child's rocker, plastic hobby rounded by beautiful t r e e s . 7 R athskeller d i n i n g room kit­ WANTED: TWO men for a p a rt- ket sizes, $4.95. M icroscope • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N • W A NTE D DODGE, 1964 V-* stick "shift. nings. menr. Near campus. John or sets from ‘‘I’ll buy anything of horse, coffee table, gray uphol­ Complete studio apartm ent in $1,500 or take over paymen-s. T h LNDERBIRD 1**5 9. White. 2- chen. Call 337-1311. Ask forGee. Bob, 351-4860 after 6. 6 value.” stered chair, two sm all leather basem ent, separate entrance. DEADLINE Low mileage. TU 2-9- 68. 5 door hardtop. One owner. Good _____________ 5 W I L C O X S E C O N D H A N D davenports, l a r g e h a s s o c k . Furnishings included. 332-1894. 2 p.m. one clo ss doy b e ­ FAIRLANt SPORT Coupe, 1^64. 6450. condition. Phone Dr. Tufts, 355- EARNING^ ARE unlimited as an ONE MAN to share two-bedroom STORE, 509 E. Michigan Ave. Phone ED 2-5498 or 882-4428.6 6 fore publication. " H i g h P e r f o r m a n c e 289." 5 Avon representative. T urn your apartm ent. P a r k i n g . T hree IV 5-4391. C5 USED CUES. Your choice, $8. EAST LANDING, near. Leaving 16,000 miles. Bucket seats; 4- TR 3-B Rare 1962. 2.2. engine. free time into $$. F o r appoint­ blocks to east campus. R eason­ BUNK BEDS with m a ttre sses. Cue cases, $3.95. G olden8 Ball. state. Four bedroom s, tw o C an ce llatio n s - 12 noon one ment in your home, w rite or call able. ED 7-1487. 6 c l a s s day before publication speed. $2,300. A-l. 355-6827. 4 Red, radio, whitewalls, blue- M rs. Alona Good condition. Also, arm c h airs 224 Abbott Rd., E. L. 7 baths. Excellent plan. Conven­ streaks, s n o w tire s. $1,700. Huckins, 5664School Houses and sofa. Call 351-4230. __5 G^ ient, s c h o o l s , shopping. ED FALCON FUTURA, 1964 two- Grand Rapids, 245-9572 days; St., Haslett, Michigan o r call TANK vacuum cleaner. 2-6046. 6 PHONE door, hardtop. 260 h.p., V-8, 534-4533, nights. 4 evenings, FE 9-8483. C6 THREE MEN needed for large $20 puts you on a three-speed Excellent condition. C ost $69 GROSSBECK - THREE bedroom 355-8255 four-speed. Like new. Extras. TR4, 1962. Good condition. All BUS BOYS wanted for lunch and unapproved house. 15 room s, English l i g h t - w e i g h t b i k e new. Sacrifice for $18. 372-4213. ranch, 1 1/2 baths, living room, 337-0638, Chuck. through S p r i n g T erm . ACE 6 RATES FORD, 1958. Six-cylinder four- Trium ph options. Roll bar, sway dinner. Call steward, at 337- Call, IV 9-6221. bedrooms.4 HARDWHERE & GIFTS, Grand WEDDING GOWN- chapel train. dining room, two fireplaces, at­ fireplaces, private 9071. 8 tached garage. IV 5-6296. 5 1 D A Y ........... $1.50 docr sedan. Runs good. Very bar. 482-4954. RELIABLE BUS boys needed. NEED ONE or two m ale room ­ River Ave., ac ro ss from theL’n- Size 9. Half-price, $95. 337- good tires. $150. 355-0822. 5 VALIANT, 1960. Automatic. Ra- Share furnished house. ion. ED 2-3312. C 1419. 6 heater, whitewalls. Good Fringe benefits. Apply in p e r ­ mates. 3 D AYS_____S3.50 Service 5 DAY S _____S6.00 FORD, 1960 Falcon. Six cylin- dio, son, Howard Johnsons R estau­ P rivate bedroom. N ear campus. BABY BATH1NETT, $8. H i g h COLT .38 SPL revolver) 4-inch ' 3 a s e d on 15 words per ad) der automatic. Two-door. Good condition. Call after 6, 882-9017. 6 rant, 3224 S. Saginaw. 6 324 Hayford. 6 chair, $3 and playpen, $5. C a l i b a rre l. Official police. L i k e of diapers to choose three DIAPER SERV’tCii, from . types Bulk T here will be a 5 0 i se rvice condition. Take over payments. EAST SIDE. 10 blocks fro m c a m - ED 2-5588. 4 new. 50 rounds free. 353-2735.6 Phone ED 2-2752. VOLKSWAGEN, T195 T 5T7 Karmann F or Rent EXQUISITE WEDDING RING set. wash f o r cleaner, w hiter dia­ and bookkeeping charge if 4 Ghia. 50,000 m iles. Good condi­ pus. T hree bedroom, furnished p e rs. Fluff dried and folded. Use th i s ad is not paid within FORD, 1954 V-8 stick. Starts, tion. Phone 485-0700. 4 PARKING SPACES available now! house. Six women or men. NO Save alm ost half appraised val­ Mobile Homes your own or rent ours.C ontain­ on e week. runs well. $99. Good town car. Two blocks from cam pus. Also, 9-2725 days, ask for Helen. ue. Main stone 3/4 carat. T hree GREAT LAKES, 10’ x 57' E x- e rs furnished. No deposit. 25 Call Dave, 355-8907. 6 VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Sunroof. garage for faculty. Reasonable Evenings, ED 2-0298. 6 months old. See and com pare. pando two-bedroom. Furnished. y e ars experience. BY-LO DIA­ FORD, Fairlane. Excellent Red. re s ts. Whitewalls. Radio. Head­ rates. 332-1907. Many e x t r a s . Serviced 4 Unparalled design and beauty. Call 484-1222. • 4 PER SERVICE, 1010 E. M ichi­ The State News does not condition. Recently overhauled. r e g u l a r l y . $1,395,355-6229; PARKING SPACES. One block to Rooms ED 7-9540. 5 GENERAL, 1964. Four months gan. IV 2-0421. C perm it racial or religious New tires and battery. Call 355- cam pus. $15 p e r te rm . ED MA E STUDENTS. Two double DESKS, BLOND and iimed oak. old. 10' x 50’. Two bedrooms. TV RENTALS for students. E co- discrimination in its ad­ 7795 after 5 pm. 6 372-4338. 5 7-2345. 5 rooms. $10. 501 M.A.C. Call F orm ica top. Heavy and sturdy. Can sleep seven. Phone 332- nomical ra te s by the term a n d vertising columns. The VOLKSWAGEN, 1964. Sea blue. 332-2563. $30 each. Phone TU 2-5743. 4 0934. East Lansing. 5 month. UNIVERSITY TV REN T­ State News will not accept KARMANN GHIA , $63. Excellent Radio, heater, whitewalls, seat 4 advertising from persons condition. $1,695, firm. P h o n e Apartm ents MEN, APPROVED, supervised. VM TAPE reco rd er. Excellent CHEVROLET C A M P E R bus. ALS. 484-9263. C discriminating ag&inst re ­ Harold, IV 2-1129; IV 2-9552. 5 belts. 13,000 m iles. Excellent SWINGING SUMMER T e rm . Sub- Two doubles. Bath. Parking. $9 condition, $30 worth of a c ces- Sleeps four. Fully equipped, bot­ CHILDCARE for toddlers i nLn- condition. 355-7837. 7 ligion, race, color, or na­ METROPOLITAN, 1$ 5 7. Eco- VOLKSWAGEN, 1961. Rebuilt en- let Eden Roc apartm ent for four. weekly. ment to Also approved ap art­ sories. Erntire set, $100. 355- tle gas heat and refrig erato r. iversiry Village apartm ent. Full share. 351-4079. 5 9072. tional origin. nomical to operate. 33 m.p.g. gine. Good condition. $975. Call $62.50 p e r person monthly. Sun 4 Sharp. Phone IV 5-8843. 4 or p a rt-tim e . Weekdays. 355- good tires, radio, heater. $90. 332-4465 after 5. porch. 351-5288. 5 MALE GRADUATE for room. $10 CLARINET, 1956 L eblanc. E xcel- DETROITER !s>60 Custom deluxe 6015. Call 351-4392. 5 5 ONE MALE to s h a r e th re e - weekly. Parking available. Call lent condition. Make offer. 355- model. 36’ x 8’. One bedroom. RENT your TV from NEJAC. Automotive VOLKSWAGEN OLDSMOBILE, 1961 F-So "C u t- interior. Excellent condition, 1964. Gray, red bedroum ipartment. P r i v a t e ED 7-9567 after 4. 5 3022. 4 Call Operator, SLnfield 3-3500. New Zenith portable for only la s s ." One owner. Automatic, room. $35. U tilities paid. ED MALE. SINGLE room in three GENUINE MEXICAN ;:nd Guata- 6 $9 p e r month. F re e service CHEVROLET l§h3 tmpala con- 13,000 miles. Must sell. White­ 2-4541; ED 2-6992. 5 man house. $9. Parking privi­ % malian artifacts, c ra fts, blan­ BARON 1963 TO’ x 3$r mobile and delivery. Call NEJAC TV vertible. V-&, s t i c k . 19,000 low mileage, excellent body and walls. 355-8307, 10 am -5 pm. 7 NEED ONE or two g irls to share leges. ED 2-2882. 5 kets, reco rd s, books. 372-0330. home. Will t r a d e for older Rental. 482-0624. m iles. Also 1963 KarmannGhia. engine. $1,150. ED 2-3060. 7 VOLKSWAGEN 19$7. T ire s, body C ED 2-5857; M rs. Bayle, 353- OLDSMOBILE, 1$62 F-S5C utlass and motor good. Reasonable. $50 monthly. 351-5362. apartm ent. Close to campus. MEN. LNSLPERVISED. S h a r e 11 three-four bedroom home. 676- P I A M I S 2939. 4 convertible. Four-speed. Power 699-2537. 4 two room s. Kitchen privileges. ACCORDION 120 B ass. Like new. 2464 anytime. 7 HOLD ARCHIN] 6 SPACIOUS APARTMENT w i t h Near c a m p u s . $40 m o n t h l y . L ess than 1/2 price. Phone IV UP, CHARLIE CHEVROLET, 1^59 convertible. windows and top. $1,295. Phone Phone 882-0625. 4 BROulN. Automatic transm ission, power 482-6614. 7 VOLKSWAGEN 19 6 i . ¿unroof. f i r e p l a c e . Accommodate 4. 4-0692. 5 Personal steering, brakes, radio. F o u r OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE. Blue. Low mileage. ED2-6198.6 Parking. If you need better study Q U I E T , UNAPPROVED. Must CHAIRS (2). Newly upholstered WORLD’S GREATEST Rock ’n’ T new tires. Good condition. 355- Careful grandm other’s 1963 dy- VOLKSWAGEN^ 105 7. R a d i o , conditions, call 332-3980. ' 6 have car. Also, have two com­ nylon frieze. Reasonable. We Roll Band. The N1GHTSHIFT. 3259. . ♦- / f ?hf, rtemii£’#/hite . leatherCBlae ex­ whitewalls. F a ir body, ¡jcwd mo­ .ONE OR two congenial female plete beds for sale. 655-1442 will deliver. Phone IV 4-4268. 5 „ Nobody ? can to u A ■Ujj, EÒ CHEVY II, Nova.¡962,^onvertiL terio r. Power. Radio, heater. tor;' $225. 353-1828,. •w;. .6 room m ates' to share apartment after 5:210.. ;ji 4 CHOICE BEEF for your freezer. 2.-8369;^ 532-0527; 4& -S & & -& .. 1- bie. New top.' Radio, heater. $1,995. ED 2-6680. 6 YOLKS’-.AGEN, lf>64. Excellent with same. Near campus. 337- SINGLE ROOM for male student. Cut, wrapped, blast frozen and H M ’E Y OU HEARD? - P h i l Whitewalls. Deluxe i n t e r i o r . OLDSMOBILE, 1964 F-8$ four- condition. AM-FM short wave 0379. 4 Linens furnished. Close to c a m - delivered. Call 485-5394. 12 F ran k 's C artoon Book. 50 of a m Spotless1 $1,250. .393-3206. 5 door. Hydramatic, V-6. Many radio. Sunroof. Other extras. WANTED FOURTH room m ate for pus. $8.50 p e r week. 332-1682. 4 ALUMINUM HARDTOP for MCA. Phil’s best Cartoons in a beau­ a ' a Y o l S ’ O S ’ CHEVROLET 1960. White Impala a c cesso rie s. 4,900 m iles. Sp t- $1,600. After 6, IV 5-7084. 6 month. luxury apartm ent. $57.50 per ROOMS: MALE, approved. Ve r y Good condition. $150. 339-2472.5 tifully bound book - $1.00 each. hardtop. Two-door. Radio, heat­ less. $1,950. IV 2-2804. VOLKSWAGEN, 1962. R a d i o , Pool, a ir conditioned, clear, single and double room s. BIG BEEF SALE. Four months For o rd ers of five or m ore, i'm 60IN6 TO T ickle you u)ith er. Sharp inside, out . Rush. OPEL 1^59 2-door. G reen. White- heater, whitewalls. Body, tires parking. Call 332-0262. 4 R a t e s , reduced. Parking. ED locker rent free with $70 p u r­ call: 351.-4322 between 6 p.m. THI5 DANDELION..if YOÜRCHINTURNS and midnight. 5 $759. 351-5098. 6 walls. Good body, good mechan­ and m o t o r in t o p condition. WANTED M A L E GRADUATE 2-6405. 7 chase. T e rm s . BROWERS, Holt, YêLLOU) IT MEANS YOULIKE BUTTER.. CHEVROLET, 1963 Chevy II, Sup- ical condition. Clean interior. $1,000. Phone 332-5266. 7 STUDENT TO SHARE 10’ x 58’ SINGLE ROOM f o r men. Ap- OX 4-3691. 12 AatBETTER PH1LP PRICE for your c a r DODGE, 1431 E a s t ye mobile home. 1/2 mile from proved a n d supervised. $10 e r Sport convertible. Power, au­ $200. K rauss Sunoco. G r a n d Auto Service & Ports campus. 332-2664. week. Spartan Hall. 215 Louis. TWO FORMALS, cocktail length, Michigan. See Russ Lay. Phone ' \ tomatic. Excellent condition. River & Bogue, or TIRES: SIZE 6.50, 6.40 x l3, TWO MEN wanted for Burcham ED 2-2574. 4 one p i n k satin; other a g u a / IV 4-4517. / evenings. Graduating s e n i o r , 5 white. Size 5-7. Worn once. FE C 3-’2-2567, IV 5-9111, Ext. 660. 7 bought new ca r. 4 whitewalls. Some nearly new. Woods rwo-bedroom apartment. MALE. SINGLES- doubles'." Two 9-8455. 7 JOLLY BOY’S INTERNATIONAL vOt/\ s L. 7 (fÆ n \/ C H E V R O L E T 1955, 2 - d o o r , OPEL, 1959 Stationwagon. $300. after 5 pm. Phone 355-9820,4 Call Bill, 351-5176 or Buck, 353- blocks f r o m campus. Bath. RANGE 30" Frigidaire. Chrome Now accepting m em bership’s $2-$8 each. standard shift. Runs exception­ Very g o o d condition. 42,000 0037. 4 Parking available. 437 M.A.C. dinette set, 4 ch airs. R efrig er­ Send $1 to World H eadquarters ally well. Snow tires. Best offer m iles. 32 m.p.g. Call 355-6440. Scooters & Cycles TWO BEDROOM apartm ent f o r or call 351-5304. 4 ator, miscellaneous. Phone IV Wood’s Hotel, Grafton, Wiscon­ over $100. 351-4493. 6 4 HONDA 1963. 150. Low mileage. two, three men. Large. V e r y APPROVED. TWO singles, one 2-5189. sin. 5 CALL 12 CHEVROLET, 1958 t w o - d o o r PLYMOUTH 1963 convertible. Phone 351-5493. clean. 5 paid. ED 2-6405. Close. Parking. Utilities double. Parking. Block from U n- $200 MARTEN "F o lk ' guitar. you want the best music for yourif HEV,LOOK!CMARLieBROW THE PRESIDENTIALS N Belray six-cylinder. Standard Excellent shape. 16,000 miles. ion. Clean. 332 MAC. Close to Six months old. $145 or best party. IV 4-3018. 5 LIKES BUTTER! shift. Excellent condition. $550 $1,700. Call OX 4-4781. 7 Em ploym ent SUPERVISED APARTMENT for everything. 4 offer. Excellent condition. Call or near. 332-8790. 6 PONTIAC, 195$ two-door Sport two men. Two blocks from Un- 5 THE STEVE BERGMAN Combos Coupe. Excellent engine a n d N U RSE-REG ISTERED . E xper- ion. ED 2-0742._____________ 5 MEN, SUPERVISED, approved, 353-1315. are back this spring to swing! CHEVROLET 1$58 Bel Air 2-door transm ission. Good b o d y and ienced. Responsible position. MALE TO share house. 1 1/2 clean, q u i e t . Cooking. T w o MEN’S SKI BOOTS, used. Size 10. T erm p a rtie s and R&R. 351— hardtop. V-8 automatic. Very tires. $700. 351-5178. Top pay. Daytime hours. Give blocks from Berkey. $40month­ blocks Berkey. Doubles, half­ $12 or best offer. 355-3022. 4 4235. 5 good condition. TU 2-0702. 7 RAMBLER $61, C lassic. Custom complete p articu lars in applica­ ly. Call 489-1541 after 6. 5 doubles. 351-4017 after 6 pm. 5 ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITTANICA, THE KNIGHTS OF HARMONY CORVAIR 1963 Monza convert^ 9-passenger w a g o n . Six cyl­ tion. W rite Box No. B-2, State TWO MEN, two-room apartment MpN: 130 F ern. T hree private 1965. Full set, $300. Save $100. ... A unique sound to the latest ible. Maroon and white. Perfect inder. Overdrive. F ibre glass News. 20 in approved house. $10 weekly with cooking privileges, $10. Call 351-4194. 5 in dance music. 332-2575. 10 condition. Price: $1,595. Phone c a r top c a rr ie r . Excellent con­ PA RT-time. HAVING a t o u g h per person. 505 Albert Ave. One, sh are large room, $8. 332- BICYCLE S T O R A G E : S a l e s , RENT your TV from NEJAC. 5 0091. after 5 pm., ED 2-8883. 5 dition. $950. 882-3388. 4 time fitting a p a rt-tim e job into 337-0132. . 6 service a n d rentals. E A S T New Zenith portable for only I DON0€R IF MY FONDNESSft* DAIRY a vigorous schedule? Earn $60 WANTED: FOURTH roommate MALE STUDENT, single. Share LANSING CYCLE, 1215E.G rand $9 p e r month. F ree service PRODUCTS WIU. UKPUSUMBN1 6 AMES per week working related ev e­ for luxury apartment. $51 per study, bath. Kitchen privileges. River. Call 332-8303. C and delivery. Call NEJAC TV nings and Saturdays. Call Mr. month. 324 Michigan Ave., 0\, Parking. Bed linen furnished. GUITAR. DOUBLE neck Gibson Rental. 482-0624. Blythe at 882-6629. 10 East Lansing. 351-4877. 7 Call IV 9-0583. 6 Hawaiian. National am plifier. ENGLISH AND- Western ridingC DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full time, OKEMOS. L O V E L Y basement WOMEN: GRAD students, a s s is t- 8 y e a rs old. Best offer over $90. co urses. Enroll now and r e ­ M o n d a y -F r i d a y. Downtown apartm ent. Furnished. Utilities ants, 27 or older. Kitchen priv­ 372-4971. 6 ceive free bus transportation. Lansing. Write in own handwrit­ paid. Parking. Private. Single ileges. Two blocks from cam ­ FIVE MEN’S suits. Size 40-42, 882-4863; 355-2015._________ 10 ing, stating age, qualifications. or m arried couple. Immediate pus. R eferences. 332-1907. 7 regular. New. Outstanding buy WHO WRITES crazy insurance ad Experience not n e c e s s a r y . occupancy. Arrowwood Apart­ MEN: LARGE comfortable fur- for conservative d r e s s e r . Call you l i k e to read? Pronounce Michigan State News, Box C3. 6 m ents. 337-9676. 7 nished private room. Private Chuck, 351-5484. bath. ED 2-5374. 6 6 BOO-BOLTS! C4 FOUR PERSON apartment for the A IR L IN E sum m er. B u r c h a m Wo o d s . F or Sale Who Really Has More Fun? C losest apartment to pool, Air STEWARDESSES conditioning. Available June 15. JUST IN - Phil F ran k 's C a r - N eeded By Call after 6, 351-4726. 9 toon Book. 50 of Phil’s best ONE GIRL needed to share three book - $1.00 each. For ord ers C artoons in a beautifully bound PI KAPPA PHI UNITED AIRLINES girl apartment. N e w l y fur­ of five or m ore, call: 351-4322 nished. Utilities paid. $15 per between 6 p.m . and midnight. week. 485-9411. 8 " F l y w i th th e a i r l i n e DRESSED B E E F , Angus a n d th a t o r ig in a t e d H erefords. Choice Government s te w a r d e s s s e r v ic e . WATERS EDGE Apts. inspected and cured. 36$ per Has v a c a n c ies for pound. Phone OR 6-5663. 5 Qualifications: 1 & 2 Students CHEVROLET, 1956. W ringer Single w asher, boy’s bike, stro llers, Age: 19 1 /2 - 26 baby scales, chest, sewing m a­ Height: 5'2” - 5’9” M ike S titt ED 2-4432 chine. TU 2-1771. 5 SPECIAL WANT AD SALE Weight: 105 - 140 lb. During National Want Ad Week G la sses, contacts accepted. High School graduates with DELUXE STUDENT LIVING at least two y e a rs of college April 4-10 p referred . $ NOW LEASING 1c C o n ta c t FA LL 1965 Delta - E verg reen - H aslett M.S.U. P la c e m e n t Bureau ■ lA /0 > J g 1 Student Services Building, University T e r r a c e Interviews scheduled, . . . looking forward to seeing you Tuesday (NO C A N C E L L A T I O N S ) • PROPERTY April 12 & 13 O EHM MANAGEMENT CO. and W ednesday night, 7-10 for open rush 444 Mich. Ave. 332-0838 Don’t Store It - Sell It A n e q u a l o p p o r t u n i t y e m p lo y e r . OWEDMAN at the Pi Kappa Phi house. C all ED 7-9734 For R ides Tuesday, April 6, 1965 M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Chinese Dinner Set learn Service ACCIDENT PROBtEMiCall Kalamazoo Street Body Shop. Small dents to large wrecks. Am erican a n d foreign c a r s . Never has so little done so muchl For just a few cents aday, you can sell your “ Don’t Wants" and receive cash! Placement Bureau Ap r i l 12, M o n d a y tion Type " A ” , English, A rt- Co.: All m ajors of the College of An eight-course Chinese din­ n e r which is open to the public, will be held at the M artin Luther R eservations should be made by Thursday by calling the follow­ ing num bers after 5 p.m. — 351— 5126, 332-6118, 351-5098 or 337- Israeli Falk Dances E v e r y w eek ,T u esd a y 7:30 p.m . Union, Room 21 Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 Homemaking, Math and Physical Business with em phasis on Ac­ Chapel Student C enter Saturday G irls’ Vacation Fund: General at 6:30 p.m. 2628. East Kalamazoo. C Service C ounselors, Program Director, Education m ajors (B). M /F . Du­ counting m ajors (B). Male. Lan­ F r e e Admission DIAPER SERVICE, sam e dia- sing, Mich. This is the spring dinner spon­ EDIÊ STÀRR, t y p i s t . T heses, Waterfront Counselors, C rafts, rand, Mich. sored by t h e Chinese Student p e rs returned. E ither yours or dissertations, t e r m papers, C ram atics, M u s i c and C a m p Goodyear T ire and Rubber Co.: Northern Illinois University: ours. With our service, you may general t y p i n g . Experienced. Nurse. East Windham, N.Y. (Fe­ Industrial Administration and all Hotel, Restaurant, and Institu­ Club. Course Offered E veryon e W elcome! m ajors of the Colleges of A rts tional Management m ajors (B,M). The menu, p rep ared by three include tw o pounds of b a b y IBM E lectric. OR 6-2645. C male) new ly-arrived c o o k s , Includes F ir s t Meeting, clothes that do not fade. Diaper Goff's R estaurant and C ater­ and L etters, Communication A rts M /F . DeKalb, 111. In African Dance JOÉ RÉSUMES, ¡00 copies, $4. dishes representative of North, pail furnished. ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL Ad­ ing: HRI m ajors ( j u n i o r s and and Social Science, Mechanical Peat, Marwick, Mltchel a n d Co.: Accounting m ajors (B.M). C entral and South China: Can­ April 6 AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE vertising, 533 N. Clippert. IV above) for food service manager Engineers and E lectrical Engi­ tonese barbecue pork, Chungking "A frican D ance," t h e first 914 E. G ier St. for yacht and country club. Wau­ neering m ajo rs (B). Male. Jack­ M ale. Various A m erican co urse on the indige­ 5-2213. C Radio Corporation of A m er­ beef with brown sauce, Shanghai nous dances of Tropical Africa, I s r a e li Student C lu b IV 2-0864 C kesha, Wise. M /F son, Mich. cold chicken, Taiwan cold dish, ANN BROWN typist and m ulti- Michigan Capitol Girl Scout Harper Creek C o m m u n i t y ica: Packaging Technology m a­ is being jointly offered this quar­ H i l l e l F oundation w E d d I ng ANNOUNCEMENTS— lith offset printing (black and jo r s (B). Male. Indianapolis. Ind. Peking sweet and sour ribs, cab­ Save 10%. THE WELLS PRINT­ Council: Camp Deer T ra ils: Unit Schools: Early and L ater Ele­ bage and ham, egg-foo-yung and ter by the African Studies Cen­ white and color). IBM. General L ead ers, Unit A ssistants, W ater­ m entary Education, Communica­ Remington Office Systems - ter and the Department of HPR. ING COMPANY. Phone 355-1942 typing, term papers, t h e s e s , Division of Sperry Rand Corp.; Yanchow fried rice. Featuring theoretical, partici­ front Assistants and N urse. Har­ tion Skills and Science and So­ or 332-2143 for appointment. CIO dissertations. 332-8384. C rison, Mich. (F) cial Studies, Math and Science, Accounting m ajors (B). New York T ickets can be purchased from pation and film sessions, the GE6T EXPERIENCED MOTHER w i l l c a re for pre-school child in T ransportation Pine Point R esort: Head Chil­ B usiness Education, Speech C or­ Male School District of the City of M rs. Wold at the U.N. Lounge in the Union Building for $1.75. course focuses on the functions, DRIVE'S drens' C o u n s e l o r , Childrens’ rection m ajors (B,M). M /F . Bat­ stru ctures and styles of African IA S I tANStN* East Lansing home, near F ra n - Ferndale: Elem entary Education, On WK RIDE WANTED for two to P itts­ Counselors, W aiters, Bus Boys, tle C reek, Mich. dance. dor. Good references. 332-3485. burgh or Willow Run airport. B artenders, Social D i r e c t o r , l.B.M. Corp.: E lectrical, Me­ Physical E d u c a t i o n , Spanish, Students may take it for 1cred­ ENDS TONIGHT ______________4 Thursday, April 8, 2 pm. 353- Desk C lerk. M /F . Elkhart Lake, chanical and Chemical Engineers English, Remedial Reading and it (HPR 111) or 3 credits (HPR Exclusive Showing 0331. 4 Wise. (Male), P h y s i c s , M athematics Social Studies, M usic, English 424). The cla ss m eets Tues­ T y p in g S ervice P rocter and Gamble Co.¡Sum­ and C hem istry m ajors (M/F) (D). (B,M). M /F . Ferndale. Mich. days and T hursdays, 1:10-2:15, BARBI MEL, Professional typist. School District of the City of No job too large or too small. BLOOD DONORSTieeded. ~$'5 for Wanted m e r employment for men one year from degrees in: Chemi­ Various Lakeview School D istrict: El­ Wyandotte: Elem entary Educa­ 10:05 a .m .- —Music Room— in the Women’s Intram ural Build­ ing. Block off campus. 332-3255. C RH Positive; $7 for RH Nega­ cal, Mechanical and Electrical em entary Education, English and tion, Vocal Music, I n d u s t r i a l DOHNANY1: Variations ona Nur­ BEV TALLMAN. Your theses, tive. Detroit Blood Service, Inc. term papers, etc. Typed in my 1427 E. Michigan Ave., Hours Engineering, MBA’s with tech­ nical undergraduate degree. Male History, General Science, Eng­ lish (some Journalism b a c k ­ A rts, Journalism , English, Math and Business Education, Special sery Tune. 2 p .m .— Spring S e r e n a d e ™ , Calt'iuiar of home. Electric typew riter. 372- 9-4, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes­ 3849. ~ C6 day, F r i d a y . 12-7 Thursday. Cincinnati, Ohio Ap r i I 12 a n d 13 ground desired), D irector of C ur­ riculum , G rades 1 thru 12, and Education, Psychologist (B). M/ F. Wyandotte, Mich. Smith, Hinchman &Grylls, As­ HANDEL: “ B enerice,” O ver­ ture; C H A U S S O N : P o e m e ; PAGANINI: Violin C oncerto No. Events PAL'LA ANN HAL’GHEY, typist. 489-7587. 48 Sky Chefs, Inc.: HRImajors(B) Visiting T eacher (B,M). M /F . 1; BRAHMS: Academic Festival for permanent employment and Battle C reek, Mich. sociates, Inc.: Civil,M echanical, IBM Selectric D issertations, WANTED':' LADIES' left-handed and Electrical Engineers (B,M). O . v e r t u r e ; R. STRAUSS: Ein theses, term papers. 337-1527. golf clubs. In good condition. HRI juniors for sum m er employ­ Maple Grove School Board of Heldenleben. MSU Flying Club—7 p.m .. Old ment. M /F . Various locations Education: E lem entary Educa­ M ale. Detrot, Mich. College Hall, Union. ‘ C Phone 355-1387. 5 United A irlines: Hotel, R es­ TYPING DONE in my home. Pick WANTED: A used English bike Ap r i l 12, M o n d a y tion m ajors (B,M). M /F . F lat Belding Area Schools: English, Rock, Mich. taurant and Institutional Man­ up and deliver. Phone IV 5-4604. with f o u r - g e a r transm ission. A rt, English, History and Gov­ M erck & Company, Inc.: Chem­ agement m ajors (B). Male. Chi­ 10 a.m .— O nC am pus—Nirmal B ES T IN FO R EIG N FILMS Phone 355-4191. 5 cago, 111.; all m ajors, all col­ K um ar-B ose ernm ent, Vocal Music, Business istry , Biology, all m ajors of the 1 p .m .— M u s l c T h e a te r— Education, M ath-Science Com­ Colleges of Business, A rts and leges for Stew ardesses (B). Fe­ L A S T 2 DAY S bination m ajors (B). M /F . Bel­ L etters, Communication A rts and m ale M usical, “ C arnival.“ CAMPUS: 1 ¡00-3:05-5:10-7:20-9:30 ding, Mich. Social Science with Science C our­ Waterford Township P u b l i c 11:15 p .m .— Recital Stage— Schools, Oakland County Chil­ J e a n - P ie rr e Rampai, flute. "T H I A M T - Durand Area Schools: Elemen­ tary Education, Special Educa­ ses (B). Male. Michigan The National Cash R e g i s t e r d ren ’s Village School: Special Education Type ’’A” Mentally / 3 3 2 - Z S l* • TODAY . . . 7:00 p.m S h o w n T w i c e at 7 : 3 7 - 1 1 : 0 3 — 3 S 7 -O S 7 1 ► u m « — Retarded, Emotionally Disturbed Starts (B.M), Counseling and Guidance PETER FINCH and 2 n d F I R S T RUN HIT (M,D). M /F. Pontiac, Mich. MSU Asian-Latin American- Most GIRL WITH RITA TUSHINGHAM„ THURSDAY! / 1 ff Complete GREEN EYES UNDER 2 O utstanding A ttra c tio n s African Series waiter matthauTl B o t h n o m in a t e d f o r th e A c a d e m y A w a r d F ontastic Study Aid original . . . 7:30, 9:35 p.m. # FRIDAY: I Presented in cooperation with n presents MSU’s A m erican Thought and A d v e n tu re s an T ru e ! Campus Summaries anguage Department. 2 n d at 9 : 2 2 Atl. Nat. Sci. Hum. TOM ORROW Basic College C ourses HAZEL CHUNG MARSHALL MUSIC C A ry G R aN T TH E 307 E. Gr. River 332-6997 L e s u e Cato n FINEST F i r s t L a d y o f In d o n e s ia n D a n c e ' M IC H IG A N HOURS SPINOCI FMMNC JOSH WH : P'Mutionq!levien films M iss Chung, who has starre d in several 01-7111 twroOM*TkOM►011*0« ...... Tracy March Kelly te c h n ic o lo r * ¡UNDERWATER c o c o n COLOR broadway productions, is proficient in bal­ * lm i« H T TrevoR HowarD let, ja z 7 and modern dance, as well as r ’ MOWSHOWING $. $ 8 %8 » S- yf•* • Tb« Siam ese, Indian, Javanese,. Balinese, and >::* * *' •• * & * » K Grsnoi Company Production • A Universal fctosc NOMINATED FOR Sudanese. * CONTINUOUS I POPULAR W in d ' * PERFORMANCISI I PRICES I $ Tonight: Tuesday : STANLEYKRA MisE i«Rin “ITS ■ ^ A !.A Fairchild Theatre A p ril 6 — 8:15 p.m . 7 Academ y Aw ards! m MAD, 1. B est Motion P ictu re Adm ission: MSU Students, $1.50 I iiuiu i PANAVSmr MAD, MAD, u in Why So Many Phi Kaps? 2. B est Actor « flCDMICOLOR* J ™ ,,, * 3. Best Supporting A ctre ss Public, $2.00 UM TEOartists WORLD g 1 out of every 27 Am ericans are presently members of a 4. Best D ire ctio n Tickets on Sale at Union T ic k e t O ffice, Feature Tim es 1:00-3:40-6:25.9:20 „ G re e k -le tte r society. Many of these, especially at MSU, be­ 5. B est Screenplay Paramount Newshop long to Phi Kappa Sigma. 6. Best A rt D ire ctio n (B la c k and W hite) Next! ’Hush...Hush Sweet Charlotte 7. B est C inem atography (B la c k and White) Why? "Zortia The Greek” Jacobsons M ainly because the objects which are the capstone of Skull House are considered by many men to be very s im ila r M EN ’ S SHOP ANTHONY QUINN . ALAN BATES . IRENE PAPAS. 210 A B B O T T ROAD to th e ir own. LILA KEDROVA . GEORGE FOUNDAS "T H E objects o f this Fraternity sta rts FRIDAY shall be the promotion o f good fellowship APRIL 23rd! and the cultivation o f the social virtues among its members; the protection o f the just rights perm anent creases YOU ARE and the advancement o f the best interests, washing after w a sh in g , present and future, individual and collective, INVITED o f all those who shall be brought together t h a t ’s the b e a u t y of TO ATTEND A as members o f this Fraternity; MEN’S STA-PRESS the encouragement o f good scholarship WEEK OF and hreadth o f training fo r its members; LEISURE SLACKS and cooperation 'Skull House” PARTY F ir s t- d a y fre s h n e s s in the educational and cultural programs o f institutions o f higher education w i t h o u t i r o n i n g , r e a d y fo r in which chapters are located .” FASHIONS w r i n k l e - f r e e a c tio n . . . T uesday, A p r il 6th Through Saturday, A p r il 10th p le a t ie s s , b e l t l o o p , c u ffe d Founded in 1850 *46 Chapters internationally 1964 Greek Sin# Champs •1964 Greek Week Winners s la c k s t r i m l y t a i l o r e d o f d a c r o n p o l y e s t e r a n d c o tt o n , Inform ol M o d e lin g 1 T o 5 P.M. • Once a Phi Kap , always a Phi Kap K o r a t r o n - p r o c e s s e d so t h a t (Wednesday from 1 to 8 P.M .) th e y g o t h r o u g h l i m i t l e s s w a s h i n g s a n d d r y in g s w i t h o u t lo s i n g t h e ir A full week's showing of exciting, newly arrived cam pus party fashions. Enjoy a relaxing visit with our student hostesses while you discuss the gala c re a s e . N a t u r a l , n a v y , t a u p e , The SKULLS activities ahead. R efreshm ents. o liv e . 28 to 4 0 s iz e s . 7 . 9 8 DRESS SALON jg of PHI KAPPA SIGMA 236 N. H a rris o n Jacobsons ED 7-1611 T uesday, April 6, 1965 ¡8 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing^_M^chi_gan W t rasorva tha Double Stam p s W ednesday rig h t to lim it S & H q u a n tititt. P r ic tl affoctlva thru G re e n f VERY Sat., A p ril 1«. y o u (Ju st G a n t (B e a t c JJia t K ia tio n a l A t N a tio n a l, B uy O n ly Y o u r Favorite Fryer Parts WMi Fryer A Q c f^ t C Q €lb Lap T f V lb Brutti %ß\ß A t N a tio n a l, a ll Pryor P ort* a r t H and-cut fa t your c a t i r | pleasure! U.S.D.A. Cheica leaf, Volue Way Trimmed 49 69 Swiss Steaks Faecy Blade Cet C Select Reead Beee Shoulder C Chuck Steak i l Cet lb National's Hickory Smokad, Fully U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Value Way Trimmed Chuck Frath Florida Marsh Seedless G rap efru it Cooked Generous Skank Portion ic H am s.. R o a st.. 5 4y F r ttk , Crispy Salad Fixin's, lo m s iiw Easter Hams National Mas the U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Value Way Trimmed Boneless M ickle b e rry's Famou» O ld Fashion Sliced Honey Loaf . . . . - 3 9 J 6 # Escarofe or Endive. 19: $ H ickory Smokad, W hola or Shank H a lf U .S.D.A. C hoice Beef Steak £ d OQ (Boneless Top Sifloill . . . . I lb. U.S. No. 1, F iiio tt Q u a lity 13-16 Winesap Apples 3 -lb. Btj 39* Cooked Hams - Lb>. 4 5 ,1 Give a H am fo r Eastor, Fancy, Fully Cooked a A A # U.S.D.A. Choice Beef, Rolled an d T ie d (Bone/essChuck Roast . 79 : Rayai H aw aiian Brand No. 7 't B ooth's Famous Pon-roedy Fruited Hams 69 n 99: 1-lb. Pineapple. . . . Site 3 9 ‘ ib. Frozen Breaded Shrimp. Pkg. H a t Heuso Grown Bonatesi, T h in Sliced c Boston B u tt Style, C om pletely c iBoneless Pork Roast ■ i l l 4 9 lb. Pooled and Do-vainad, Fancy C o ckta il Sise ^ ^ O 2 39 Mushrooms . . . Lb. 4 9 ‘ Breakfast Ham . . . . 8 9 ib. Booth's Frozen Shrimp . v.-; Packaged F r tih D aily, Slaw a t ^ mm rn E xtra-fancy, Flavor-curad, F u lly Cooked Pro-diced, Loon, Tender ond F la vo rfu l So Frosh B rand, Fast- iBoneless Beef Slew. 69 59 ,: 39 : 1 0 -13 1 - lb . 19 Tossed Salad . . . . . . » . ' 1 5 Easter Wrapped Ham Lbs. 79 : Frozen Cod Fillets s s s s Pkg. In P lo itlc Cup a a n . Diced or Pitted Dates '°-v 3 9 Diam ond n a n '« National's Fully Cooked, Completely Orchard Frosh, Fancy California Fruit 300 Extra Large Walnuts mm & 49 m Boneless Whole, or C lb 1-Lb. t AH Oreen Hams t a r Y our Lawn jn b ja Can Michigan Peal . 5 0 - 59 Shank Half Cocktail -Stamps W it h T h e s e C o u p o n s ! Kraft's Famous Salad Dressing NATIONAL COUPON Miracle Whip Quart Jar 4 9 ; 50 E X T R A i FREE W IT H T H IS COUPON gsr*xB W ith purchase o f 1 Lbs. o r Mors A L L BEEF HAMBURGER • Redeem th is Coupon i t Nstlonel Food j hn S T A M P S I | Campbell s Tender Hearted > Stores. 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