IWS Inside Weather P artly c l o u d y and C ruising r o u n d th e c i r c l e , p. 3- L e t t e r m e n MICHIGAN s l i g h t l y c o o le r today. H ig h in t h e l o w t o m i d - n a m e d , p. 5: O s c a r w i n ­ n e r s , p. 7. STATE 5 0 ' s. UNIVERSITY Wednesday, A p ril 7, 1965 P ric e 10c E a s t L a n s in g , Michig an MHA, WIC Ask Tighter 4 Seek Junior Seats Logos Ban A joint N1HA-WIC committee suggested regulations Tuesday On Student Board , which could continue to pro­ hibit distribution of Committee for Student Rights (CSR) publi­ Casualties Heavy No Contest Viet Strikes Continue cations. The proposed policy would for­ bid door-to-door distribution of any kind. For Senior Rules forbid m ass mail box distribution òf un-addressed ma­ te ria ls and prevent unrecognized student groups from using r e s i­ SAIGON, Viet Nam f —U.S.B57 tect a downed Vietnam ese air Government forces said they killed seven guerrillas and cap­ Positions jet bom bers rained explosives force fighter-bom ber. « dence hall reception desks for T uesday on suspected Viet Cong A second U.S. Ar my helicopter tured 24 n an air-borne attack By JO B U M B A R G E R distribution. positions in a bloody fight at the also was shot dowai, but all four Monday on a Vi et/'Cong position S t a t e N e w s Staff W r i t e r Stu Dowry, Executive S ecre­ tary of CSR, askedthecom m ittee h e a rt of the Cau Man peninsula. crew m en w e r e rescued. They 55 miles ; orthwest of Saigon in to consider constitutional p ro ­ The shooting, which started Sun­ w ere reported only slightly in­ Tny Ninh province. Four persons have turned in visions for freedom of speech. day, was reported still in prog­ jured. ' T h e Vietnamese defense min­ petitions for junior positions on r e s s at sundown. The government troops were istry said bO VietC'ong w ere killed CSR has been distributing its the first student board, but there publication, "L o g o s,” by knock­ Among heavy casualties on both reported to have captured many n two engagements iti B,itila Ditali is no competition for the two sen­ sides, six Am ericans were dead Communist weapons, including ing on individual students’ doors. province, in t h e central high— ior positions. The committee said regula­ or m issing in the action near several recoil less ritle s and four la nds : Government c a s u a l t i e s Elections for the board, which tions are designed to keep stu­ Vinh Loc, a region of rice tields machine guns. will be the chief student govern­ dents from being annoyed by and swampy jungles 130 miles Action also flared in two other were reported to have been 10 dead and 17 wounded. ment group under the constitu­ m a sses of m aterial from cam ­ southwest of Saigon. tion passed last term , will be pus or off - cam pus organiza­ U.S. officials said m ore than A pril 15. All students will vote tions in which they have no in­ 120 Viet Cong were killed by a for two candidates in both the land, water and a ir assault of I te re s t. "W e are in agreem ent with CSR.” said Jim Sink, committee A m e r ic a n - b a c k e d Vietnamese government forces. Among them Chou Sees Solution junior and senior divisions. Running without competition chairm an and vice president of was n Corn muni st captain. for the senior posts a r e Webb F. MHA. "W e are also trying to protect student rig h ts—the right R E F L E C T I N G — R a n d y R o w e , O a k P a r k s o p h o m o r e , a p p a r e n t l y c a n ’t b e l i e v e th e than 60 casualties, Initial reports indicated the government !orces suffered m ore As Up To Participants M artin, Flint junior, and John McQuitty, East Lansing junior. of privacy from imwa lUedundan- including lb C ontestants in the junior di­ g o o d w e a t h e r we h a v e h a d t h i s w e e k . As h e s t a n d s by th i s p u d d l e , e x a m i n i n g h is dead. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, f — lic appeal from Thant for a dis­ vision are the following sopho­ r.oying m aterial. r e f l e c t i o n in t h e w a t e r , he h o l d s ou t h i s h a n d , a p p a r e n t l y e x p e c t i n g r a i n d r o p s Dowry said tha r CSR w oulddis- P h o t o by Bob B a r i t T he twin-engine B57 C aiiber- U.N. Secretary-G eneral U Thant cussion among p a rtie s involved m o res: Jim G raham , Detroit; continue door t. i door distribu- to f a l l . r a s flew !b strikes in support of was reported to have received in the conflict to p rep are theway Dick Sanderson, Livonia; Chuck tion for purely practical- re a - the attack while other Am erican a m essage from Red China's for formal negotiations to settle Stoddard, E a s t Lansing a n d sons if it bee arm ■annoying, planes made 33 -rtkes against P re m ie r Chou En-Lai Tuesday it. M arshall Zumberg, Southfield. "W e have noc amplaints except g u e r r i l l a targets elsew here m suggesting that a solution to the Diplomats say the United States B ruce Osterink, chairm an of from Jim Sink, ’’ he though we real ze that we may occasionally disturb som eone.” said, "S i­ Reds Buzz Berlin Airports, South T here Viet was Nam. no announcement any further raids on Communist ot Viet parties Nam conflict directly was involved. up to the turned F Diplomatic sources said the it in early March. eb ru down the proposal in late ary and F ran ce accepted t h e Re-evaluation Committee which drew up the new structure, said he felt lack of competition Special exceptions tcthepolicy North Viet Nam in the bomb­ oral m essage cam e through the in the senior division expressed could be made by MHA, WIC and the m anager of residence h a l l s . The tentative proposal Halt Autobahn Traffic ing operations started two months Algerian U.N. am bassador, Tew - ago. fix Bouattoura. who saw Chou Confirmed Am erican d e a d in in Algiers last week and arrived MSI/’s Wilson c o n f i d e n c e in M a r t i n a n d McQuitty, rather than no interest. " I have talked to several p e r ­ BERLIN T— Soviet Jets buzzed che Autobahn in the st-cund uay clearly visible ir. the sunny wea­ the C -a Mau figtit were an Army back in New York last night. At Honors tt i 1^ Vjra o ^ o' q by tbc1 sons who had considered running, U niversity legal departm ent and U.S. and French airp o rts T ues­ of harassing tactics. ther as it scream ed past at officer who was adviser on a Viet­ They said Chou took the posi­ but decided not to when they found the two governing groups before day and Comrpunist East G er­ The situation in this isolated 500Another ft. nam ese gunboat that hit a Viet tion that a settlem ent of the fight­ out who the present candidates many again tem porarily closed city has not been so tense since the FrenchSoviet jet flew low over Cong mine. The roll of Am erican ing. was up to the people taking Conference it goes into effect. airp o rt of Tegel. combat dead in Viet Nam since part in it, and indicated that he a r e ," Osterink said. the Soviet-U.S. confrontation on Soviet and East Osterink also suggested that the Autobahn in 1963, when So­ kept up what theGerm an planes D ecem ber 1961 rose to 323. meant the Viet Cong Commu­ Peace Corps Work West Berlin other potential candidates either viet authorities clamped travel city government dubbed Missing and believed dead were nists on the one hand and the did not have-or did not want to restrictions on the staff of the tical te r r o r ,” breaking the "Acous­ four U.S. Army helicopter crew ­ United States on the other—or John' Wilson, associate direc­ risk the time and money neces­ U.S. M ission in Potsdam, lim­ b a rr ie r with booms that shook sound men. Viet Cong machine gun fire alternatively South Viet Nam. tor of the Honors College, will sary for a campaign since com­ be one of the speakers during Hard, But Exciting iting it to movement along c e r­ exploded their helicopter in the The informants reported that petent people were already run­ tain roads in East Germany. the city. air while they were trying to p ro ­ Chou said his government was not a panel discussion at a nation­ ning. A r r i v i n g in • gm concerned in the m a tter because al conference on university hon­ China was not involved in the o rs program s in Denver, Colo., T h ere will be nop rim ary, since Rep. West Loses Bid B e r l i n , Chan- W * not m ore than five are running cellor L u d w i g f ^ fighting. He also considered today through Friday. Two form er Peace C orps vol­ of the great revolutions going E rh ard told r e - 4 Narth Viet Nam as not involved The conference is sponsored by in eiriier'division. unteers now studying at MSU on in the world, the revolution p o r t e r s , " W e 1 they added. the Inter-university Committee M artin is studying political In State House Race found the Peace C orps hard work against poverty.” The m essage was the first r e ­ on the superior student. science as a p re-law m ajor. He but exciting. Miss Boegli did community will not bow be­ fore te r r o r ." ported direct response Thant had M ore than 250 university fa­ is d irecto r of All University Stu­ Janet Boegli, Am arillo, Tex., d e v e l o p m e n t work in Chile, While the Uni­ from any Communist country to culty m em bers and adm inistra­ dent Government (AL’SG) Depart­ graduate student, and Ken Wylie, teaching basic home economics ted States, B ri­ a proposal in m id-F ebruary for tors will attend the meeting. ment of Inter-U niversity Affairs, Clio graduate student, were in to village women’s clubs. DE1ROIT--An ex-convict who been a Dem ocratic stronghold, seven - nation exploratory dis­ The conference will assess the J - c ouncil m em ber at large, sec­ the first group of Peace ..Corps Wylie trained to work in Ma­ tain and France lost his seat in the state House West was exposed only one cussions on how to settle 'the development of honors program s re ta ry of Tau Delta Phi social volunteers sent overseas. laya, but his group was reassign­ withheld action E rhard of R ep resen ta tiv es'b eca u se he nyonth afte r his election in No- w ar in Viet Nam. over the past decade. fraternity and was Student Con­ beyond the usual Both were interested in the ed to S ierra Leone in West Africa. pro tests, a S t a t e Department took a dead New York law yer's vem ber. He was preparing to Panels of educators and spe­ g re s s parliam entarian, The proposal was made to Red C orps from the time they first He taught in a village secondary spokesman said in Washington, name and reputation has lost his serv e a second term in the House. China, the Soviet Uni on. , the cialists will discuss honors m e­ McQuitty is AUSG executive heard about it. school. the allies are studying " a p p ro ­ He faces 117 counts of income United States, B ritain, France, thods and approaches, from iden­ vice president, a form er soph­ "1 saw this as an opportunity' T h e re were many frustrations p riate m easu res to be taken bidDaniel to win another election. West was rejected by tax fraud, charges of illegally North Viet Nam and South Viet tifying talented students to eval­ om ore class president and pub­ to get directly involved in one in their life in a different cul­ is harassm ent continues. voters who gave the House Dem­ registering voters a dfftperjury in Nam. It was conveyed,privately uating honors courses and other licity chairm an of C a re e r C a r­ ture, Miss Boegli said. Detroit. but coincided with a general pub­ activités. nival. He is studying psychology “ You take m ore time just to The shutdown of the Autobahn ocratic nomination to J a m e s before entering medical school. Budget keep alive," she said. " T h re e and the buzzing a re intended to Del Rio in D etroit's 24th dis­ In the junior division, Graham hours are taken in eating an show Communist displeasure be­ trict. was vice president of North Won­ ‘S ’ evening m eal.’ cause the West Germ an P arlia­ You also get sick, she said. ment is meeting in West B er­ e r who ran unsuccessfully from Del Rio is a civil rights lead­ d e rs Hall and Student C ongress Held Up Academic A f f a r r s Committee E veryone in her area was sick lin Wednesday. the Sixth district last fall. chairm an. He is studyingpolitical with dysentery. T here was also West finished 15th in a field of science b e f o r e entering la w an epidemic of infectious hepa­ All traffic on the 110-mile 17. Complete rerurns give Del school. By Senate titis. Autobahn was stopped fo r4 h o u rs Rio 1049 votes to W est’s 132. M iss Boegli em phasized that and 35 minutes starting at 9 a .m . F o rm e r state representative and President, of West McDonel the C orps tried to insure the U.S. and allied m ilitary vehicles Common Pleas Bailiff Arthur Hall. 'Sanderson was a m em ber of health of the volunteers and had m ade no attempt to uphold the Cartwright was second to Del Student C ongress and is Men’s the services of a Peace Corps pledge to maintain free access Rio with 811. Halls Association representative MSU’s budget, introduced in doctor in each country. to the divided city. Del Rio will oppose the Rev. 0 the Inter-fraternity Council. the state legislature, must still Readjusting to the culture in Robert Jordan who ran unop- He was McDonel activities ch air­ wait for further discussion by the United States also p resents A Soviet jbt twice buzzed the posed in the Republican p ri- man, a m em ber of the Spartan the Senate Appropriations Com­ difficulties. m ilitary and com m ercial U.S. m ary and received 155 votes in Helots steering com m ittee and mittee. "In S ierra Leone, f r i e n d ­ a irp o rt of, Tempelhof. It was 24th district, which has long has worked on Water Carnival. The budget was introduced at ships between people go much He 'S a political science m ajor. last T hursday’s meeting, but was. . deeper than h e re ,” Wylie said. Stoddard is AUSG director of tabled before further action could P e a c e C o r p s work often internal affairs, as well as a be taken. Figures w ere not dis­ c h a n g e s c a re e r plans. Miss cussed and only general back­ Boegli had originally obtained Oscar-W inning Film m em ber of Honors College. He is a humanities major. ground was given. a teaching degree in English. Zum berg is a psychology ma­ John Hannah, MSU president, Now she --is doing graduate work jor. and W arren Huff, chairm an of the in anthropology. MSU Board of T ru ste es, gave Wylie, who is doing his gradu- Features State G rad the committee a background to a te work in African .history, had documentary Portions of a motion picture duced the film, spent three days the educational section of the bud- alm ost no interest'jn it before he that won an Aca­ last year filming Green and the Write*lns get. Jan B. VanderPloeg, fo rm er joined the Corps. demy Award Monday night were “MSU campus. filmed here and featured an MSU ."Nine F r o m L i t t l e Rock,” MSU trustee and m em ber of the A p eaCe Corps team has an Appropriations Committee, said information booth in the Union graduate. which also won an award at the Elect Parks Hannah and Huff gave the com - C oncourse and will send re p re - Rock,” The film, "Nine F rom Little San F rancisco F ilm Festival, m lttec a picture of the total ed- gentatives to speak before in- short subject won an O scar as the best was produced for overseas show­ A graduate student became an ucational p r o g r a m and where terested groups. documentary, and ing by the U.S. Information Agen­ East Lansing constable Monday MSL fits into this program . one of its subjects is E rnest cy. because 14 of his friends wrote Hannah supported community G reen, who received both bach- his name on the ballot in the colleges and fre e standing col­ leges while discussing the bud­ A dds Changes , e l6 r’s and m a s te r’s degrees from MSU. Loot Is Too Hot city elections. The new constable, William H. P arks. 31. of 521 Albert Ave., The movie dealt with the lives get in order; he said, to accom­ modate the large number of col­ lege students. He said one rea­ End Today of the first Negro graduates of L ittle Rock' High School, which A thief in Sugar Pine, Calif., has found that crim e doesn’t pay has the power to serve summon« for the Municipal Court but little son for MSU’s size, for which Today is the last-day fo r stu­ was integrated in 1957. Green, if The it is planned too well. thief used an acetylene else. it has been criticized, was that dents to add courses or change the firs t Negro graduate of the Parks, a business adm inistra­ torch in a telephone booth to tion doctoral candidate, received the legislature has not provided sections o f^ o u rs e s in which they school, was filmed at MSU last cut through the m etal coin box. M U D D E N I N G IS N ’ T IT — T h i s m u d d y s c e n e s h o w s t h e s i g h t o f th e q u i c k l y r i s i n g the largest number of writé-in other facilities and instead has a r e enrolled. Drop card s and spring, two weeks before he re ­ Then he discovered the heat found it ea sie r, if not cheaper, section change cards a re avail- ceived hs m a s te r ’s degre . F o r e s t r y - C o n s e r v o t i o n b u i l d i n g t h a t is b e i n g b u i l t n e x t to A n t h o n y ’ s D a i r y S t o r e votes for the constable post in from the tori h had fused the on F a r m L a n e T h e b u i l d i n g is s c h e d u l e d f o r c o m p l e t i o n b y th e s u m m e r ,o f 1966. several years. to expand the already existing able at departm ent offices o r A crew from Guggenheim P ro - P h o to by R ic k i E le a n o r Gi Ib e r t facilities. from advisors. ductions of St. Louis, which pro- coins into a solid m a ss of metal. Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, April 7, 1965 Let’s Look At The Facts Spartan Village Michigan State this Thursday night will join a number of other that this p olicy has been e s t a b ­ A m erican u n iv e r sitie s at which lished without su fficien t public One of the main com p la in ts is Limits Too Low growing sen tim en ts of opposition knowledge of the facts of the i s ­ to United States involvem ent in sue, and a dem and for m o re c o m ­ E d i t o r ’s No te: D a r w i n B r a u n d is a S e n e c a F a l l s , the Viet Nam war have c u lm i­ plete inform ation on the extent of N .Y ., g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t in a g r i c u l t u r e who is l iv in g in S p a r t a n V i l l a g e . nated in faculty •• te a c h -in s .” U.S. in v o lv em e n t is frequently Students, faculty and local r e s ­ heard. Having recently paid a week’s food bill ($20) to the East Lansing T raffic Court for exceeding the present 15-MPH speed limit in idents are invited to com e to the T h e p resen tatio n of g u e s t Spartan Village, I wish to d iscu ss severalpoints regarding this reg ­ Auditorium any tim e between 8 sp ea k er s Thursday will end at ulation. I hasten to em phasize that because of my own children, no one is p.m. Thursday and 2:30 a.m . F r i­ midnight, follow ed by s m a l l - m o re cognizant of, or interested in, the need to protect youngsters day. to hear faculty and guest group d is c u s s i o n s and faculty frotn the dangers of automobile traffic inSpartan Village. However, rk u b m it that the existing 15-mph regulation for the two main roads sp ea k ers d is c u s s asp ects of the s p e e c h e s . A resolution , m o s t in Spartan Village, C re sc en t and Middlevale, is unrealistic. T h e re war which are “ not generally likely callin g for m o re in fo r m a ­ a r e several justifiable argum ents for this contention: F irs t, both roads are wide. C rescent Road is a four-lane, divided available in the p r e s s or in offi­ tion and -g r e -e v a lu a tio n of p o li­ boulevard. cial governm ent information r e ­ c ie s , will be adopted by the end Second, the view of every d river is completely unobstructed in lea ses.” of the s e s s i o n . any direction while driving along either road. The no-parking ban allows a clear, unobstructed view of both sides of each road. The quote is f r o m John D. O r g a n iz e r s of the teach -in e m ­ T his enables d riv ers to adequately observe the actions of any Donoghue, c h a i r m a n of the F a c u l ­ phasize that one does not have to approaching youngsters. Children cannot dash unseen into the stre et fro m behind parked c a rs . ty C o m m i t t e e for P e a c e in Viet agree with the concept of pulling In addition, the m ajority of the apartm ent units are located back Nam . This, g ro up is working with U.S. support out of Viet Nam in som e distance from these road, which provides better visibility and d e c re a s e s the probability of youngsters congregating near the street. the s t u d e n t - r u n MSU C o m m i t t e e order to find the s p e e c h e s and Also, the sidewalks are set back from the street edge, thus allow­ for P e a c e in *Vlet Nam on the d is c u s s io n s w o r t h w h i l e . The ing much m ore room to walk and play with minimal traffic danger. t e a c h - i n and in planning for MSU teach-in will be an educational D rivers, because of these factors, can see from a great distance \ and have adequate reaction time in case an erran t child should ap­ p a r ti c ip a t io n in t h e April 17 opportunity and a chance to se e proach the street. M a r c h on Washington to End the a viewpoint a good deal different Just V is itin g . T hird, it is mechanically difficult to maintain a 15-mph speed. 1 driv e a standard shift c a r and I find it difficult to maintain a uni­ War in Viet Nam. from that usually heard. form , steady, 15-mph speed in third gear. I’ve discussed this sit­ The c o m m i t t e e s a r e c u r r e n t l y planning to send two b u s l o a d s of Sen. Wayne M orse, D -O r e ., an THE FIRING uation with friends who drive c a rs with automatic tran sm issio n s and they report that braking is necessary to drive within 15-mph. I sincerely believe that these are valid and logical reaso n s for p e r s o n s to Washington for the ardent foe of the war. has said increasing the speed limit to 25 mph on C rescent and Middlevale m a r c h , a n at i on -w id e p r o t e s t that the United States is ‘‘now Anderson And Victory Roads only, while maintaining a 15-mph limit for all other a re a s in­ cluding side roads and parking lots. s p o n s o r e d by the Students for a entering the stage of war p ro p a ­ However, if these reasons are not sufficient to convince the au­ D e m o c r a t i c Society in c o o p e r a ­ ganda,” and that the gov ern m en t To the Editor: such was the situation at MSU this could eventually lead State to two thorities responsible for this decision, then I suggest that this un­ realistic 15-mph limit be stringently enforced by arrestin g all vio­ tion with s e v e r a l o t h e r g ro u p s. will attempt to turn e v e r y o n e ’s M i c h i g a n S t a t e U niversity y ear. L e t’s review the situation. To Big Ten Championships. Then there was Pete Gent, the lato rs. Bus ti c k e t s for the m a r c h will opinion toward its se t p o lic y , p o s ­ made a most difficult decision begin with, Bill Noack, 6’-7 " sm all town boy from Bangor, who Non-enforcement of laws and regulations breeds disrespect and be av ailabl e for $10 at the t e a c h - sibly d isr e g a r d in g t h e f a c t s . last week. But there is no way to letterm an and State’s only "big ease the pain, soften the impact ma n , ” was unexpectedly ruled led his team to a state cham ­ pionship in h is C la s s C p re p d a y s . c a re le ssn e ss. While driving at 15 mph I have created a string of impatient, horn-blowing c a re le ss d riv e rs. They created a g rea ter in . M o r s e ’s view is probably s o m e ­ or make subtle the m essage. MSU ineligible before the season op­ But how did he make the jump to danger by c a re lessly attempting to pass me, than if we all had MSU is one of a g r e a t many what m o re e x tr e m e than m o st fired h e a t! basketball c o a c h ened. The Spartans now didn’t Forddy Anderson. The case is have a man over 6’- 4 " to play college ball and then become one of the highest s c o re rs in MSU his­ been driving 24 mph. By observing and clocking the existingpattern, I find traffic tra v ­ sch oo ls at which f o r m a l p r o t e s t s p eo p le’s, but there is re a so n for closed. the all-im portant center position. tory? Again, Forddy Anderson els between 25 and 30 mph. The vast m ajority of Spartan Village of this s o r t have taken p lac e. every on e to seek as much in fo r ­ An 11-year era of MSU basket­ Then shortly after C hristm as, ball history cam e to a sad and starting sophomore forward Joe played an important role in help­ ing to bring this about. d riv e rs don’t even approxim ate 15 mph on either C rescent or Middlevale. S e n t im e n t s a g a i n s t the c u r r e n t mation as p o ss ib le about a s i t ­ shocking end for the man who led Johnson became academ ically in­ But in college basketball today, Thus, they are not only c a re le s s in the passing procedure, but t r e n d of the w a r and in s o m e uation which is already s e r io u s the Spartans to national p ro m i­ eligible. This cut the already thin nence and maintained an aura of Spartan ranks even thinner. From it’s either win steadily and be a violators of the law. c a s e s a g a i n s t all such o v e r s e a s and which could e a s ily b e c o m e resp ect even in defeat. But such then on MSU won only one m ore tem porary hero, or lose and be forced to resign or be fired. When The University bus d riv e rs are among the most consistent and flagrant violators of this U niversity regulation. 1 have personally i n v o l v e m e n t a r e b e c o m i n g m o r e m ore in flam m atory. is the fate of basketball coaches game. at c o l l e g e s and universities A frustrating and d re a ry sea­ a coach has several losing sea­ clocked busses exceeding 30 mph between stops. It would seem c o m m o n . A v a r i e t y of s h a d e s of The te a ch -in Thursday will be sons, after.considerable success, logical and reasonable to expect one U niversity branch, the bus throughout t h e country, the pun­ son indeed. But a coach can do p re s s u re from m a n y sources transportation system , to conform and adhere to the laws which opinion have b ee n e x p r e s s e d both a chance to do t h i s , and the W ash­ dits tell us. only so much. He can instruct, builds for his rem oval. another branch, the- D epartm ent of Public Safety, devises and en­ h e r e and nat ion all y, all s e e k i n g ington m arch April 17 will be a When compiling a winning re c ­ cajole and hopefully teach, but MSU proved that it was typical forces. ■• • ord, a coach can do little wrong. when the game begins, it’s out of colleges today concerning ath­ a r e - e v a l u a t i o n of c u r r e n t p o l i ­ chance f o r those w h o decide But let that sam ecoach sta rt los­ of his hands. He can’t put the ball letic s— no better or w o rse—by I have discussed these thoughts with M r. R ichardB ernitt, D irec­ c i e s . The p u r p o s e of the t e a c h - against the war to r e g is te r their ing, no m atter if he’s forced to through the basket, pick up the succumbing to the p r e s s u r e and to r of Public Safety. He informs me that he has been invited to at­ play five midgets, the once tu­ open man, or break the p re s s . choosing expediency. Michigan tend the April 12 m eeting of the Spartan Wives Club to discuss the in is to p ro v i d e a f o r u m for e x ­ p ro test against g overn m ent p o li­ multuous cheers quickly turn to He can only hope that his team State U niversity fired head bas­ m a tte r of traffic speed in Spartan Village. • p r e s s i o n of all opinions c o n t r a r y cy. The chance should not be je e rs and friends become scarce. plays up to its potential. Such seem s to be the ca se at T his brings up another ques­ ketball coach Forddy Anderson. F o r the sake of com parison, I hope that the residents of Spartan Village who have ideas or suggestions regarding this question will m ake their thoughts known to national p o H e y . m is s e d . MSU. External as well as internal tion. Why didn’t MSU have the le t's look at the situationatU -M , through the State News or p resent them at this meeting, next Mon­ p r e s s u r e appeared to be building p la y ers needed for a winning before the Russell-B untin e r a — day. for 3’ change in the basketball team as of late? It is true and when Michigan w a s a chronic By WilM-TV p ro g ram here. People wanted a quite well known that Forddy dw eller of the Big Ten second (HI STATE NEWS Guest Editorial winning team and so did the Ath­ A nderson’s forte wasn't in r e ­ division. H o w many p e o p l e letic Department. Who doesn’t? cruiting. thought that Dave Strack was a About Those Agitators The expedient thing to do would Yet, this s e a s o n he h a d be to fire the head coach. T hat’s am assed one of the finest fre sh ­ brilliant coach then? How many votes did he receive for coach of what everybody else does. Mich­ man team s in recent y e a rs at the year? . . . M em ber Associated P r e s s , United P r e s s International, :m /e n s ha presset heir concern o th e rs, openly or through devious, subversive igan State fired Forddy Anderson. State. It seem s a sham e that the tatement rr a de iyy Mich n State Urli­ m eans. E ver interested in improving man who recruited these poten­ Since t h e firing of F o r d d y Inland Daily P r e s s Association, Associated Collegiate 'resident J< hu H;annah U le effect that ThGs, those students who might by sympathet­ the game of basketball, he intro­ tial s ta rs won’t have the chance Anderson, little has been said on P r e s s , Michigan P re s s Association. AVr C om mu msr-'orientée gitatnrs have ic to " c a u se s " as an expression of intellectual duced the plan to play Big Ten to cultivate them. his behalf. Shakespeare's fam­ Published every class day throughout fall, w inter and a t M S U S I h the iject inciting stu- freedom should be fully aw are that these Com ­ gam es on Tuesday instead of A fter this long, losing season, ous line, "How s h a rp e r than a spring te rm s and twice weekly sum m er term by the students m unist-oriented agitators haveenrolled on cam ­ Monday nights. T his gave team s p rospects looked optim istic fora serp en t's tooth it is to have a of Michigan State University. pus, as stated by Hannah, and that they will be a chance to recover from the quick recovery for the Spartans. thankless child,” seem s to apply Second class postage paid at E ast Lansing, Michigan. hi y errv il issue as ob- working, in some instances openly and in other to MSU students, alumni and Ath­ E ditorial and business offices at 3 4 1 Stadent Services ; pos sib , the stu 5 have the right rig o rs of their Saturday games. But the decision m a k ers didn't letic Department. Soon forgotten Building, Michigan StateU niversity, East Lansing, Michigan. Micro a State if ■m eetacadem - instances behind the scenes, to incite student Anderson had other interest­ see fit to give the man who had te stane is. They ave the u n rest. Such unrest may seemingly have no con­ ing and som etim es novel ideas brought prestige and respect to a re the abilities and past suc­ E d i t o r ............................................................................... John Van Gieson :_lo freedom of nection with the Com m unist cause, but may be c e ss e s of a losing coach. Results speech, d they ave the ht -to organize concerning t h e betterm ent of MSU athletics that chance. Advertising M anager ................................................A rthur Langer indirectly related to the ultimate objective of A m erica’s favorite winter sport. Michigan StateU niversity fired in the form of victories a re all Managing Editor ................................................................. Hugh Leach pe-xefu ons of n 5t, igainstL’ni- the cause. that really m atter, it seem s. ver i* st. thr> :ies of our gov- Regarded as one of the best Forddy Anderson. C am pus Editor ......................................................C harles C. Wells IV We would encourage each student on the ca m ­ among college ranks by those who In h i s 11 y e a r s at MSU, It’s all over now. H e's gone Assistant C am pus E ditor .............................................. Liz Hyman ironteed under pus to do some serious thinking before p a rtic i­ from the scene. But it will be really know, Anderson taught a A nderson coached m o re than his Sports E d i t o r ..................................................... R ichardSchwartz pating in any dem onstration, to objectively anal­ hustling, ball-hawking, running, sh are of outstanding ball play­ “ many a y e a r ” before MSU finds W ire Editor .................................................................... Bill K rasean .ms car with yze the reasons for such demonstration, and to and sharp-shooting brand of b a s ­ e r s . He developed such stars as a man of the stature, ability, and A ssistant Advertising Manager ............................Ken Hoffman .sibi 1it y to ir know the background of those doing the organiz­ ketball. Johnny Green, the human jump­ ch a ra c te r of Forddy Anderson. Night Editor ............................................................... Michael Kindman ie freedoms < ing and encouraging. T his combination works p e r ­ ing jack who never played bas­ When thedecision was made, MSU ■ Copydesk Advisor ..................... .h ......Henry T . P rice TO THE EDITOR fectly when a coach has the play­ ketball until his service days chose to rid itself of a fine coach News Advisor ....................................... Richard E. Hansen LETTERS e r s . But he can’t rise above his a n d t h e n at MSU. F o r d d y m aterial. When coaching a med­ A nderson worked tirelessly with —and a true gentleman. Jim Spaniolo E ditorial E ditors ..................Michael Kindman, Susan Filson Photography Advisor .................................................... Dave Jaehnig Remember The '(Channels9? Calories Don’t Count iocre team, the results will nec­ him on fundamentals and the fine e s s a rily be m ediocre. Again, points of the game, so that he C assopolis freshman Circulation M anager .................................................Bill M arshall T o the Editor: ■x-zx-xvxv: :-: : : : : : : :-:*:::-:*:-:-: B Ut Se Y \OUSI y . The Ivy-Covered Halls I would like to make a friendly suggestion to i of this uni- : sentiment? M iss Marcia Klugmqn, and anyone else wishing to see President Hannah. News Notes To Europe Tourists 'he students Do not show a sin cere interest in Michigan , and ask for State University, as m em bers of CSR are doing. x-, shouldn't If you do, you will not get past his secretary . R ather, you should make a facetious state­ By DON S O C K O L On Union Board Flight! ntly point out m ent, somettfing l i k e , "D oes Hannah really 1 take as much pride as the next fellow in MSU. Society, and Brody is at the top of their list for m inistration e x ist? " You will immediately be treated to din­ S tate 's growing campus, expandingfacilitiesand preservatio n. They hope to have it p reserv ed as vir. I lek "we must go n e r by John A. Hannah Himself. risin g academic reputation are all exciting things a m useum. hid lo procedure * A p r i l 8th . M e e t i n g w i t h Arthur Boyd of which to be a part. . " W e r e making a left h e re at the light, toward C raven Tours Personnel from aeti Ypsilanti sophomore But MSU bears evidence to the ancient com ­ South Cam pus....That lumbering thing over there Win ■re an icls w are we stu- 1:00 t o 5:00 p . m . in U n ion >uppo ¡jinious to the isi.raiiori? O isn’t disselli i ch a ra c te ris - Spare The Rod.** mandment, "Thou shall not have thy cake and eat it too.” is Spartan Stadium .Constructed only 2,000 y e ars after the Roman Coliseum, it still stands as a monument to the arch itects who built it. B o a r d A c tiv ities Office. m intelligent] tude: liiudy á T o the Editor: L et’s face it. Michigan State is'sh o rt on tr a ­ " T h a t over there is another of S tate's h isto r­ TT-Put K ean ey. :i student mem ber of the M r. Kindman: Yes, I agree with you. Many dition. from New Last week my sister visited m e here, York. ic curiosities, the Pow er Plant. Almost twenty sub ammittee, s'a id t! at she believed the r e a - of our University rules and restrictio n s a re old- to urists have visited it during this school year * L i m i t e d n u m b e r of s e a t s son the- petition was n .'l accepted was because fashioned and unfair. It was her first tour of this or any other uni­ alone. a v a i l a b l e J u n e 21 to J u l y 21 the ( SR is an unrecogn zed group and >accepiing Paren ts who are too stric t with children often v e rsity campus. Naturally, she was looking for­ "O n our right, now, is Michigan State's weath­ a n d J u n e 21 t o A u g u s t 17 the petition would rneai recognition of the CSR. instill in the child hostility toward authority. In­ ward, among other things, to seeing rom antic er-w e a ry old parking ram p. Over there is the on f l i g h t s o u t of D e t r o i t . H er statements m iss the point completely. stead, young people should develop a "cap acity college traditions and ivy-covered walls. legendary Auditorium. One of the great wonders The rejection of the petitioi is really a re je c - for and habit of independent thought.” T hey need I tried to play up th'is side of MSU, and as we of the world, the acoustics a re such, that a p e r ­ tion of opinions of the 4,202 students who felt to be able to assum e adult responsibilities and drove through campus I gave her a runningcom - son can speak from any spot in it, and not be that the proposals of the petit m should be con- m ake their own decisions. m entary. heard from m ore than twenty feet away. sidered and enacted. But, I also agree with Dick Brown, discipline "O n our right, "Ib egan , " i s the historic Brody " T h e r e are a couple of natives," I pointed out. How long will we have to Indian-wrestle the is a necessity. Again, how would parents train group. Modern critics of the U niversity want it "N otice their quaint native costum es, com ­ administration just for recognition of our exis­ th e ir children for acceptable behavior in society torn down. Built almost - decade ago, it’s d o rm i­ posed of cran b erry colored sw eaters and the pins tence; how long before the administration recog­ without some form of discipline? to ries number amorig the older stru c tu re s on identifying them as m em bers of a local c u lt," nizes that students have a stake in this U niver­ T h is also applies to MSU where, co ntrary to cam pus, and critics are saying they a re now ob­ By the time we finished our tour, my s is te r sity and have feelings on policy. your beliefs, entering a U niversity doesn’t sud- solete. seem ed im pressed. But I sensed I didn’t com ­ Joe Kalo dently change one from an irresponsible, im m a­ Flint senior "N ostalgic students and alumni hav efo rm ed a pletely fool her, because in m y h e a rtl know she’s tu re teenager to a responsible, m ature adult. group called 'The Committee to P re s e r v e MSU bright. Jim Conkin N or does the magic num ber 21 perform any m ir - Traditions.-’ They are working in conjunction And deep inside, I still m issed having " r e a l " Rochester sophomore a c ^e s * Name withheld with the Michigan State University H istorical traditions at MSU. W ednesday, April 7, 1965 3 73 Michigan State N ew s, East L ansing, Michigan MSU-Nigeria Program E a Jr m la r o f World New s E o n iin «; E ven te at a Glance Positions Still O pen Park and R ecreation Admin­ Openings for the M SU-Univer- student for ch artered a ir tran s­ istration Club—Noon, basement, " C " Wells Hall. F ro m O ur W ire Services sity of Nigeria Summer Exchange portation to Nigeria and re la ­ Program (MINEX) are available ted costs. The group expenses MSU P r o m e n a d e r s —Folk, to students and staff. in Nigeria—tuition, room and Square, and Round Dance, 7- A rm y Buddies On T r ia l F or Spying An MSU staff m em ber and his board and travel in connection 8:15 p.m., 34 Women’s IM. wife a re needed to accompany with course work, will be paid RICHMOND—Two fo rm er Army buddies accused of passing de­ fense secrets to the Soviet Union for 11 years were ordered T u es­ 30 exchange students to Niger­ by the Bureau of Educational ia. Student and staff applica­ and-Cultural Affair i of the U.S. tions for the remaining spots will- State Department. How Now day to stand trial for conspiracy to com m it espionage. be accepted until April 15. MSU’s Kellogg F arm has been Working swiftly, a federal grand jury indicted Sgt. Robert Lee Cost for the two-month study named a Gold Star Guernsey Johnson, 43, and Ja m e s Allen Mintkenbaugh, 46, after a two-hour program will be about $800 per All MINEN cred its are trans­ B reeder for 1964 by the Am er­ session. FBI agents a rre s te d them Monday at opposite sides of the ferable to MSU. ican Guernsey Cattle Club. This nation. The two men will be tried in Alexandria,, Va. If convicted, they could face the death penalty. Late Permits Applications for MINEX and further information may be ob­ is the second straight year that it has won the award. To Be Issued tained at the Nigeria Program The production sum m ary of Office, 109 International Cen­ the herd showed 36 cows with ter, or by calling Irving R. Wy­ 37 r e c o r d s averaging 11,513 Khrushchev Wants Peace In V iet COPENHAGEN—Nikita Khrushchev, in his first interview BUS B R U S H - - T h a t ’s w h a t t h e s e f e l l o w s u s e t o c l e a n t h e c a m p u s b u s e s a f t e r t h e y h a v e f i n i s h e d t h e i r d a i l y r u n s . D a n i e l P o p m a , G r a n d R a p i d s ju n i o r , a n d W i l l a r d G r o e n e w o u d , B y r o n C e n t e r s o p h o m o r e , a r e t w o of t h e p e o p l e r e s p o n s i b l e For Teach-In Women students attending the eth or William Householder at 353-0563. Information about student loans pounds of milk and 565 pounds of fat, 305 days of twice-daily milkings and an average classi­ fication for 36 cows of S3.8 per with a W estern newsmen since his ouster six months ago, fo r k e e p i n g o u r b u s © s cl©on. P h o t o by L a r r y C a r l s o n Teach-In T hursday n i g h t for for participation in the program cent. The latter was easily over has warned that the war in Viet Nam could lead to d isaster. Peace in Viet Nam may have may be obtained from Henry C. the minimum average score of T he form er Soviet P re m ie r and Communist party chief late perm issions. Dykema it/th e Office, of Student 82.5 per cent for SO per cent MSU Bus System G row s Cruising ’Round The Circle was quoted by a Scandinavian correspondent in Moscow: Coeds, when leaving the Teach- A ffa irs. * . - - of the cows. "T ry in g to solve controversial questions with weapons is In, should pick up slips from a practice that must belong to the past or we will be thrown their discussion leader indicat­ into disaster. It would begin in a sm all way like in Viet N*m ing what time they left. They and finish in destruction. That is why 1 want peace for the will be allowed 30 minutes after Toniabt t whole world." B y JIM S T E R B A d riv e rs start "tooling” around system will need c o m m u t e r residence halls. S t a t e N e w s S taff W r i t e r cam pus. By the end of the day train s, maybe airplanes, to get students to class. their departure to reach their Women students must have ay W esf of MdC U /â ©t B erkeley Faculty Supports Rules Last fall 12 green and silver the bus odometers total over But Jolman, in the meantime, time slip to be admitted t o ,the MSU buses began circling campus 1,400 miles. is sticking to buses. residence hall. in an effort to elim inate sore leg At night, when some students BERKELEY, C alif.--T he faculty at thé U niversity of California m uscles and get stu d en tsto c lass a re s t u d y i n g , the buses are went'on record Tuesday supporting interim rules coverm gpolitical activity on the Berkeley campus. on time. Sirtce then, the buses have next day. washed, swept and fueled for the’ 100 Teach-In Posters f§ In a resolution approved 187 to 7, the faculty’s academic senate said it regarded Acting Chancellor M artin M eyerson's crackdown on non-students " a forw ard step in the difficult task of reconciling genuine freedom of political expression with necessary academic traveled nearly 200,000 m iles. E very 2,000 m iles, each bus The bus service is a bustling gets a six-hour inspection. Every operation, and Henry Jolman, 4,000 m iles, mechanics spend Disappear From Campus \i0& head of the operation, say s the eight hours inspecting, making o r d e r ." system is paying its own way. adjustm ents and repairing eac O ver 100 posters announcing the open and free discussion that "W e now own 13 buses and have bus. the teach-in for Peace in Viet should prevail on the college two m ore in operation that were cam pus. leased from he Dearborn T ransit Jolman expects very little d ri­ T hehaveNam MSU disappeared. Student Committee " T h e person or group that took Debate Set On Health Care System ," said Jolman. ver turnover. He hired mostly for Peace in Viet Nam distribu­ down the posters is countering the Btfses aren’t cheap. Jolman older men as d riv ers D help ted the posters Monday morning ideas of democracy and free dis­ WASHINGTON—The House is set to begin debate today on paid $26,000 for a new bus win­ prevent job-switching. over the campus and discovered cussion in the college community. health c a re for the aged and Social Security increases. A te r term . Most of the d riv ers arep leased they had disappeared by Tuesday. A cam pus should be a m arket­ vote is expected T hursday or Friday. "T hat doesn’t include tire s ," with their jobs. Reinhard Mohr, spokesman for place of ideas." said Jolman. Walden also said that the dis­ T he rules com m ittee unlocked Tuesday the last gate for the legislation which, in one form or another, has been He paid another $550 for a " I think the d riv ers have shown "Wstudent the e group, said: strongly denounce this ac­ appearance of the p o sters seemed pushed for 10 y e ars without ever before reaching the House set of tires. T h ere are other exceptional co u rtesy ," Jolman tion. It reflects the fear of other like an organized effort to p re ­ floor. expenses like two full-tim e die­ said. groups to perm it the dissem ina­ vent an open and free discussion The $6 billion social legislation package the House is sel mechanics, 8,000 gallons of "W e know that the student pays tion of information announcing from being held. finally taking up includes a health plan broadened consider­ diesel fuel per month, 21 full­ our check and they a re entitled the expression of views contrary Mohr said that other posters ably from President Johnson’s original proposals, but en- tim e and eight p a rt-tim e drivers, to courteous serv ice ," he added. to their own." announcing the teach-in have r e ­ m . ñ i23f t.G H tn d W v e r and assorted mudflaps, reflec­ Walden, instructor in placed those which disappeared. thusi-stically adopted by him. tors and bus stop signs. The student reaction to the bus A mDaniel A little while after roosters system was naturally skeptical at said: erican Thought and Language, The p osters were taken down mainly in Berkey a n d Bessey jh \S ¡3tn ñDeità 332-0375 for Rides s tart cock-a-doodle-doing out in first. Now most students have ac­ " T h is action is the opposite of Halls. Whiskey B ill Tabled the campus chicken coops, bus cepted the service. Some would be lost without it, and of c o u r s e , som e would rath e r fight than A LANSING—T he bill perm itting the sale of liquor on Sunday in t Michigan was further delayed Tuesday when it was tabled for a Trainee Dies switch. "W e had a small problem last week by the House of R epresentatives. The bill, inti oduced in early In Air Crash term of a few students coun­ Feb ru ary, has been out of com m ittee since March 16. terfeiting p a sse s,’ Jolm an said. The bill has strong backing and opposition from both Dem ocrats An East Lansing M arineC orps Some students still try to sneak and Republicans, and Donald R. P ea rs, R -C lare, said that the delay R eserve officer was killed Mon­ in the back door. is necessary to g 'in enough votes to p ass the bill. day in a plane crash near E ver­ Wfrarabout the future? green, Ala. " T h is term will be slower than R ichard G. English, 22, of last, but we need m ore buses for 829 E. Grand River Ave. was next y e a r," Jolm an said. "We Murph Wipes Out flying with his instructor in a have to keep growing along with T - 28 propeller - driven trainer the U niversity." NEW YORK—Jack "M urph the S u r f ’ Murphy and two when the plane crashed, killing "W e might add another route corrtpanions each received three -y ear prison term s T ues­ both men. so that we can cover the south day fo e the Museum of Natural History jewel robbery. Lt. English is survived by his cam pus area m ore effectively," Among the 24-jewels heisted by Murphy, Alan Kuhn and wifey Karen Rose of East Lan­ he added. Roger Clark was the Star of India sapphire. sing, and his parents,' Mr. and T he Star of India w’as later recovered by police, but 15 M rs. George O. English of Kin­ Who knows? Maybe as MSU other jewels are still unaccounted for. ro s s. _______ _ gets bigger, the cam pus transit “ Madman” S till On Loose 1 HOW DO YOU RATE? BENTON HARBOR—The Benton H arbor area rem ains in a state (Personality P rofile) of fear Tuesday as authorities seek a "m ad m an " responsible for the mutilation-slayings of three persons and probably a fourth. 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J u s t E a s t of F r a n d o r on M i c h i g a n A v e. 334 Student Services 4 Michigan State N ew s, East La ns in g, Michigan Wednesday, April 7, 1965 Gridmen Flock Indoors As Drills Start By J ERRY MORTON State News S p o rts W rite r practice field into a quagmire but Coach Duffy Daugherty said he doesn’t think a couple days in- MISSING PERSONS The closest the Spartans will com e to playing a g a m e this spring will be the Green-WTiite intra squad scrim m age to be held E x p e rts who want early ir.side doors will hamper spring information or. Spartan football schedule. May 8 at Spartan Stadium. prospects will literally have to go MSU will hold afternoon drills inside to obtain it. "Being indoors r■;g h t a way won’t make much dif:¡ e re n c e /’ he O . Wednesday through Saturday for five weeks for a total of 20 ses­ MSU will open its spring drills said. 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Education Problems F rid a y , THIS W E E K E N D A T H I L L E L April 9, 7:30 P.M . Sabbath Service 'W . M . , Education and certain educa­ tional practices would have added differs from " e dtfeational" tele- vision i n 1 that "instru ctional" TVA Manager Carnival To Feature Rides Program Set Speaks Today Oneg Shabbat, A L A N A RIAN, Politica l Scie- c e lf e p t . problem s to cope with under pro­ p r o g r a m s 'a r e defined as being T his year a dozen rid es will of the Water C arnival program . "T h e Ide > 1 .gies ■f Is ra e l' Saturday, Ap ril in, 10 A .M . Service and Kiddus:. Sunday,. visions of the new copyright bill presently before Congress, F red designed for broadcast to cla ss­ room s only. "E d ucatio nal" tele­ add gaiety to the atm osphere for the first time in U niversity Water Sixty-four living units, the lar­ gest num ber to ev er compete in For Doctoral meeting A v nam S. Siebert, dean of the College of vision would have to get clear­ G.O. W essenauer, m anager of C arnival history. the W ater Carnival, have entered A p ril 11, 5 P.M . SZO with M r. Communication A rts, said Mon­ ance and perhaps pay for copy­ power for the T ennessee Val­ The rides will be operating ley Authority (TVA), will speak from 5 p.m. to midnight May 32 floats under this y e a r’s theme, " D e -L o s e rs o fG ran deur", David Candidates Forum -Buffet Supper M R. U R ! AVRIA.M day. righted m aterials it uses, w here­ P.M . U n ive rsity w ill discuss "T h e Jews of the Speaking to a group in the Un­ as “ in struction al" TV would not. to students on two topics to­ 14 and from noon to midnight Jackson, general chairm an, said. A m eeting for all doctoral ion, he gave particular atten­ "T h e definition is too narrow ," day. May 15 except during the time Friday night tickets for the candidates planning to take the tion to obstacles posed for edu­ Siebert said. " It should be ex­ "A dm inistrative D e c i s i o n ­ W ater Carnival are available at doctoral com prehensive t e s t s cational television. panded to include p rogram s for making in a Regional Develop­ a discount p rice this week. A this spring or sum m er will be In the new bill "instru ctional" at-hom e education." ment Organization” is the topic MSU Film Group student can buy one for $1.50. held at 4 p.m. Thursday in 516 In addition, educational re c o r­ for bis talk to the PLS 415 The price of a Saturday night Erickson Hall. dings of any p ro g ram s u s in g class at 1 p.m . in 108 Berkey ticket is still $2.25. At this meeting, study groups copyrighted m a terials would have Hall. Joins Celebration The Water C arnival committee Will be form ed and faculty and His second lecture will be on The MSU Film Society is join­ decided that the carnival rides student panels will discuss gen­ Language Center thusbe destroyed to after six months, necessitating costly r e ­ "P o w e r as a Tool in R esearch ing film societies around the as a daytime activity would p ro ­ e ral study guidelines for taking doing of certain television lec­ Development— the Experience of country in a 50th anniversary vide another amusement in the the General Education C om pre- Needs Volunteers tures. the TV A” during the economics celebration for D.W. G riffith’s carnival atm osphere for he"Sive Examinations Apr:! 30 colloquia in the 3rd floor con­ cla ssic film, " B irth of a Na­ P a re n ts ’ Weekend, Jackson said. or July 23. All American students inter­ Siebert noted that enforceabili- ference room of M arshall Hall tion," made in 1915. ested in helping foreign students., . ty of such a law in these in­ at 3:30'p.m. Both meetings are in their study of English are stances is “ kind of a moot ques­ The film will be screened F r i ­ open. day at 7 p.*n. in Anthony Hall. asked to contact the English Lan­ tion." However, he pointed out guage C enter at 1 International that current and future problem s W essenauer is a recipient of A rthur Weld J r ., associate pro­ the Rockefeller Public Service fesso r of television and radio, Kazin Says 'Leaves’ C enter or call 353-0800. might seem much g re a te r than Award for 1963 and is a m em ­ will lecture on the film . The William Castillo, cootu/risfor they -actually are, for much .of b e r of the Industry Advisory - showing is open to m em bers for the project, stressed that the the m aterials used (copied) in work is done strictly on a volun­ classroom s a r e in the pulic Group of the Atomic Energy Com­ and guests only. Subscriptions m ission. Failed To Meet Goals teer basis. domain already. will be available at that time. Alfred Kazin told an audience "W hitm an saw Am erica as cul­ in F airch ild T h ea tre Tuesday that minating in a lim itless demo­ while Walt W hitman's epic poetry c ra c y ,’’ Kazin said in reviewing did not accom plish the purpose the background of Whitman’s epic For Yoür. Wednesday and Thursday of his original plans, itd id iro n i- cally prove to be m ore effec­ tive than he had hoped it would. poem, "L eaves of G r a s s ." Whit­ man w rote his epic poetry not for a r t ’s sake but in hopes of c o n v e n ie n c e Speaking in the second of his developing a universal epic tra c ­ se rie s of lectures for the P ro ­ ing the panoram a of man. UNTIL vost s e rie s , the distinguished In referrin g to Whitman’s suc­ 8 :3 0 Am erican studies scholar e x ­ ce ss in writing an outstanding VE1Í plored various aspects of Whit­ epic poem which did hold to­ m an’s life as a poet. gether w here efforts of others MSU BOOK had failed, Kazin said,- "What •A T L . KEEP distinguished this epic from those e a rlie r efforts was personal pur­ • Nat. Sci. GRADES p o se." •Hum . UP! In long poem, Kazin comment­ STORE ed, language usually must work • Soc. too hard and becomes ineffec­ ORIGINAL ■ 7 tive. But again referrin g to Whit­ m an’s success, he said., "In Whit­ CAMPUS man, things do not develop, they SUMMARIES ■ m e rg e .” 0PEH Located in the Center for International Relations MARSHALL MUSIC 307 E. Grand River ED 2-6997 BARNES FLORAL ”,e " ’ L A N S IN G TELEG R APH FLO W ERS W O R L D W ID E MOW ! There 215 A N N E D 2 -0 8 7 1 are two c la s s ring com panies to serve you. B o ^ T V æ. P H » T a u s R oberts R ing Co. and E llio tt 's R ing Co. This attractive Baby Cord worn by Karen MarX*, Kentucky Sophom ore, is available in either light blue or m a iz e . Top . . . trim m ed in white Rings include degree, seal, . . . S8. Skirt . . . $7. 3 engraved initials and a choice of 10 stones. ORIENTAL IMPORTS G a /u l A c ro ss From • Fresh C hinese V egetables Hom e E c o n o m ic s B ld g . ED 2 -6 7 5 3 Lounging Wear For Men & Women G a /u l e a s t lansing Teakw ood Jewel C hests 301 E. Grand River A ttH & X , 519 W. Grand R iver Spartan Center d Michigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 7, 1965 i Who9s Whose Varsity Letters Surprise ‘Oscar9 W inner P ln n in g s Julie 'Could Dance All Night1 E n g a g e m e n ts * H arriet Pugh, Royal Oak soph­ Shauna L. Wilson, Oak Park Richard G retzinger, Plymouth; om ore to Glenn Matheny, Ply­ senior to John Dorman, Snover ( c o n t in u e d f r o m p a g e 5) T e rra n c e Hagan, Drexel Hill, mouth senior and Farm house. senior and Farm house. Pa.; Daniel H arner, Drexel Hill, C arole Wieland, Grand Rapids S a l l y Alexander, Constatine Donald Heaphy, Copper Cliff, HOLLYWOOD .PI--She could and later "C am elot,” producers Quinn didn’t, but R ussian-born other O scars. Two went to a Ont.; C arl Howell, Muskegon; Pa.; Dennis Hill, Lansing; Mark Lila Kedrova scored a su rp rise brother songwritlng team of Ri­ junior to Stuart P earce, Alpine sophomore and Alpha Xi Delta to Hunt, Latham, N.Y,: lohn Ladd, have danced all night, but Julie never cast her in a movie, least New Jerse y graduate student and Dale Stuby, Centerville sopho­ C harles Jacobson, Copper Cliff, St. Louis Park, Minn.; D arryle Andrews went home early from of all "M y F a ir Lady.” The victory for "Z o rb a the G reek,” chard and Robert Sherman for Om icron Pi. m ore and Farm house. Ont.; Jam es Lawrence, Blen­ Kifer, War en; Jam es MacMil­ the Oscar Ball because she had role went to Audrey Hepburn. which was her first film in Eng­ their score and the song, "Chim D a w n W illiams, Farmington Phyllis Adler, Jackson heim, Or.:.; Brier. McAndrew. to work Tuesday. Walt Disney selected her, how­ lish. Chim C h er-ee.” lan, Detroit. ever, for "M ary Poppins,” and P ete r Ustinov, a previous.win- junior to E ric Gingold, Great Heights, N.Y. junior. Queens Col­ Copper Cliff, Ont.; Thomas Mik- Jack M arsh, South Bend, Ind.; Tuesday morning the B ritish- Neck, N.Y. junior and Sigma Al­ lege, to E d w a r d Pom eranz, kola. Copper Cliff, Ont.; Mat­ born Oscar winner reported for that was what won her the Aca­ ner for *'Spartacus” in 1960, pha Mu. Sue Silvestri, Brooklyn, N.Y. Bronxville, N.Y. junior. Patti Rill, Syracuse, N.Y. and thew Mtilcahy, Dearborn; Tho­ m as Pur do, Detroit. Kenneth Walsh, Ponte Vedra, Fla.; Robert Wolf, Birmingham; Donald McCaffree (Mgr.), East rehearsals with Swedish actor Max von Sydow for her next demy Award and made her the brightest new star since—Audrey m ade it an all-foreign sweep of the acting aw ards with his win UCLA Scientist senior and Alpha Epsilon Phi to M arty Schlissberg, Bronx, N.Y. Alpha Epsilon Phi to L a rry Share, Syracuse, N.Y., Syracuse Uni­ Douglas Roberts, Detroit; Ro­ nald Roth, St. Paul, Minn; John Lansing and William Rea (Mgr.), Jackson. film, “ Hawaii.” Meanwhile con­ gratulations continued to pour Hepburn. The latter also won an O scar for her firs t starrin g role for "Topkapi.” But the big .winner, "M y F air Lady,” although British in ac­ To Give Speech senior and Alpha Epsilon Pi. versity senior. Shuster, Wyandotte; Alexander in for her Eliza Doolittle-like in "Rom an Holiday” in 1954. A mem ber of the Institute for Cheryl Lynn Papp, Prescott Sandra B aier, Walled Lake Terpay, East Tonawanda, N.Y.; W R E S T L IN G triumph at the 37th Academy The two fair ladies m et last cent, was strictly “ Made in Hol­ freshm an and Kappa Delta Pledge senior to Robert Hartwick, Lath- Douglas Y o lm a r, C l e v e l a n d night for the'first tim e. lywood.” It brought eight Os­ Brain R esearch at the Univer­ D o n B e h m , Winnetka, 111.; Awards Monday night. c a rs and a wide grin to its pro­ sity of California at Los Ange­ to Arv M ueller, L ittle Falls, N. rup Village, Wayne State L a w Heights, Ohio and Dennis L e- E m erson Boles, Lansing; Dick ” 1 didn’t dare hope 1 would Rex Harrison, who had grown les will speak at noon in the Student. win (Mgr.), F o re s t Hills, N.Y. Cook, Farmington; Joe G a n z , w in ," she said glowingly as she accustom ed to both their faces ducer, Jack L. W arner, who had as he played the slave-driving gambled $5.5 million on the film Kiva at McDonel Hall. Trenton; Bob Hansen, Lansing; clutched her O scar afterward. W. Ross Adey will speak at R E C T 0 F IE B A T E S W IM M IN G Cecil Holmes, Ponca City, Okla.; " I ’m not going to let him go.” P ro fesso r Higgins, had a great rights. One of the awards went the second of six science lec­ night, too. He grinned happily at to veteran director George Cu­ £ £ £ J_ £ i A iA U1 R_ A_ X £ £ A Joe Buys, East Lansing; Ro­ T er y Leonard, P erry , Okla.; F or Miss Andrews it was a his gold statuette, having con­ kor, finally a winner after five tures sponsored by the College C A N D 0 R u U lmm bert Desmond, Los Altos, Ca­ Jim Maidlow, Lansing; Bob Pic­ splendid re d re s s of what many vinced him self beforehand that nominations. of Natural Science in coopera­ ACROSS 27 Buffoons I ■ r A R E R □ □ a n lif.; Gary Dilley, Huntington, Ind.; ket!, Lansing; Jeff Richardson, in Hollywood considered a grie­ Anthony Quinn was going to win Besides M iss Andrews’ award, tion with the Continuing Educa­ 1. Ricochet 31. Tapers 35. Fasting R iE E L E o ]n ] Kenneth Genova, Ann Arbor; Ed­ Johnstown, Pa.; and Gary Smith, vance. Although she was the belle it for “ Zorba the G reek." “ M ary Poppins” netted f o u r tion Service. 6. Pronoun gar Glick, Huntington, Ind. 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D e t o i t I S u n d a y , A p r il 11, 1965 I I S u n d a y , A p r il 1 1, 1 965 | 1 ^ ^ mmm h h J i n c l u d e 4% s a l e s t a x a n d 15 c e n ts f o r each r e c o r d o r d e r e d - m a ili,n g ch a rg e s 8 Michigan Stato New East L ansing, Michigan W ednesday, April 7, 1965 S ave $$$ ■ M TUM nO M M l CALL TODAY A 15 W o r d A d Fo r A M in im u m WANT M) Z' Of 3 Days For O nly $1 Per Day. ■ ra n 4-11 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 Employment For Rent F or Sale F o r Sale Service Automotive Autom otive 1564 Y -S ~ itick shift. VOLKSWAGEN T1963. ^ 6 3. Sunroof. WATERFRONT DIRECTOR for GET YOURS - Phil F ran k ’s C a r - TV7T inch Motorola table model. DIAPER SERVICE, sam e dia­ with a DODGE, $i,500 or take over payi tents. Red. Whitewalls. Radio. Head­ g irls camp. Wanted month of Houses NEED ONE or two m ale room ­ toon Book. 50 of Phil’s best Good condition. $20. Phone 655- p e rs returned. E ither yours or 5 ours. With our service, you may J Lcw mileage. TV 2- .9708 5 re s ts . Many e x t r a s . Serviced July. Call M rs. McCall, IV 2- Cartoons in a beautifully bound 2561. lowcost FALCON FUTURA, T1964 m ates. Share furnished house. book - $1.00 each. For ord ers KITCHEN TABLE, refrig erato r, include tw o pounds of b a b y TÖ7 two- r e g u l a r l y . $ 1, 395. 355- 6229; 1635. ' 7 Private bedroom. N ear campus. of five or m ore, call: 351-4322 stove, bedroom set. Phone 485- clothes that do not fade. Diaper door, hardtop. 260 h.p.. V-S, 372-4338. 5 BUS BOVS wanted for lunch and I W ANT A D four-speed. Like new. Extras. VOLKSWAGEN, 1964. Sea blue. dinner. Call steward, at 337- EAST SIDE. 10 blocks fro m c a m - 324 Hayford. 6 between 6 p.m . and midnight. 0993. 7 pail furnished. 33- -063S, Chuck. Radio, heater, whitewalls, seat 9091. 9 "SE E ME FIRST- I HAVE IT!” AMBASSADOR OLDS E Flat and AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE • A U T O M O T IV E pus. T hree bedroom , furnished 914 E. G ier St. • EM PLO YM ENT FORD, Î95S Six-c tour- belts. 13,000 m iles. Excellent and dinner. Call stew ard at 332- house. Six women o r men. NO Standard BUSBOYS WANTED for lunch and portable typewrit­ F French horn. Like new. $225. e rs , $29 up. Record players, 337-9630 after 9 pm. 7 IV 2-0864 C Very condition. 355-7S37. 9-2725 days, ask for Helen. $14.95. Hi-fi and stereo play­ WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS— • FO R R E N T . Run! $150. 2. 5 VOLKSWAGEN, 1961. Rebuilt en- 0875. 7 OVERLOAD C om - Evenings, ED 2-0298. e rs , $36.50. Portable battery- Mobile Homes Save 10%. THE WELLS PRINT­ niine. gine. Good condition, $975. Call EMPLOYERS • FOR S A LE 6 e LO S T & FOUND FORD 1' 0 3 pany needs g irls for tem porary COED ROOMMATE wanted to operated tape re c o rd e rs, $14.95. ING COMPANY. Phone 355-1942 • PERSONAL Stick si lift. V-s drive. 332-4465 after 5. 5 assignm ents. Office experience share first floor of a house. Table m odels at $49.50. P o rt­ GENERAL, 1964. Four months or 332-2143 for appointment. CIO • P EA N U TS PERSONAL Meehan Iv i . ED VOLKSWAGEN 19m . Gray, > é d required. 616 Michigan National Four room s fully furnished. Ten able sewing machines, $29.50. old. 10' x 50’. Two bedroom s. RENT your TV from NEJAC. 2-293?. interior. Excellent condition. Tow er. Phone 487-6071. Can sleep seven. Phone 332- • R E A L ESTATE C7 minutes from cam pus on Grand Table model radio, $6 up. Ra­ 0934. E ast Lansing. 5 New Zenith portable for only • S E R V IC E FORD, I960 twi V 13,000 miles. Must sell. White­ River. Utilities paid. $35 month­ dio a la rm s, $12.95. B attery poc­ BARON 1963 10' x 5$' mobile $9 p e r month. F re e service • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N C ruise-O-M atic. Radi Gc walls. 355-8307, 10 am -5 pm. 7 F or Rent ly. 351-5173. 9 ket sizes, $4.95. M icroscope home. Will t r a d e for older and delivery. Call NEJAC TV • W A N TE D Condition. Sell o Cai VOLKSWAGEN 195' T ire s, body PARKING SPACES available now! sets from " I 'll buy anything of three-four bedroom home. 676- Rental. 482-0624. C ED 2-"0354. and motor good Reasonable. Two blocks from cam pus. Also, Rooms value.” DIAPER SERVICE, three types DEADLINE FORD, 1954 V-S 3 tarts, 699-2537. 6 garage for faculty. Reasonable MEN, APPROVED, supervised. W I L C O X S E C O N D H A N D 2464 anytime. of diapers to choose from . Bulk 2 p.m. one c la s s day be ­ runs well. $99 Good t w:i car. VOLKSWAGEN 19^5. Sunroof. rates. 332-1907. 7 Two doubles. Bath. Parking. $9 STORE, 509 E. Michigan Ave. DETROITER 1960 Custom deluxe wash f o r cleaner, whiter dia­ fore p u bl ¡ c a t io n . Call Dave, 355-8907. 6 Blue. Low mileage. E D 2-6198.6 PARKING SPACES. One block to weekly. Also approved a p a rt­ IV 5-4391. C5 model. 36’ x 8 ’. One bedroom. pers. Fluff dried and folded. Use C a n c e l l a t i o n s - 12 noon one FO R D , 1959 F •urlane, t x euent VOLKS WAG ENT 195 7. R a d i o , campus. $15 p e r te rm . ED ment to share. 351-4079. 5 BUNK BEDS with m a ttre sses. Call Operator, Sunfield 3-3500. your own or rent ours. Contain­ Recently over! auled. whitewalls. F air body, good mo­ 7-2345. 5 MALE GRADUATE for room. $10 Good condition. Also, arm c h airs LUXURY 12’ x 60’ mobile home. e rs furnished. No deposit. 25 6 c l a s s day before p u b l i c a t i o n Ngw tires < ar.d battery. Ca ! 355- tor. $225. 353-1S28. 6 weekly. Parking available. Call and sofa. Call 351-4230. 5 years experience. BY-LO DIA­ PHONE " 9 5 after h VOLKSWAGEN, 1$64. Excellent A partm ents ED 7-9567 after 4. 5 CHAIRS (2). Newly upholstered Quality carpet, duct air condi­ PER SERVICE, 1010 E. Michi­ KARMANN GHIA , 1963. Excellent condition. AM-FM short wave SWINGING SUMMER T erm . Sub­ MALE, SINGLE room in three nylon frieze. Reasonable. We tioning, fully furnished. N e a r gan. IV 2-0421. C 355-8255 .. $1,695, firm. Phone radio. Sunroof. Other extras. let Eden Roc apartm ent for four. man house. $9. Parking privi­ will deliver. Phone IV 4-4268. 5 C oral Gables. 351-4656. 9 TV RENTALS for students. E co- RATES IV 2-1129; IV 2 -9552. 5 $1,600. After 6 , IV 5-7084. 6 $62:50 p e r person monthly. Sun leges. ED 2-2882. nomical ra te s by the term a n d 5 ROOMS: MALE, approved. Ve r y CHOICE BEEF for your freezer. Lost & Found 1 DAY S I.50 METROPOLITAN, 19 5 “. Eco- VOLKSWAGEN, 1^6 2. R a d i o , porch. 351-5288. Cut, wrapped, blast frozen and LOST: COLLIE DOG, female month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ 3 DAYS. . . . S3.50 nomical to operate. 33 m.p.g. heater, whitewalls. Body, tires ONE MALE to s h a r e th re e - clean single and double room s. delivered. Call 485-5394. 12 black and white. Lost on cam ­ ALS. 484-9263. C 5 DAYS. . . . 36.00 good tires, radio, heater. $90. and m o t o r in t o p condition. bedroom apartm ent. P r i v a t e R a t e s , reduced. Parking. ED ALUMINUM HARDTOP for MCA. pus Monday. If found, please call CHILD CAftfe for toddlers inU n- Call 351-4392. 5 $1,000. Phone 332-5266. 7 room. $35. Utilities paid. ED 2-6405. 7 337-2665. 7 iversity Village apartm ent. Full 5 SINGLE ROOM f o r men. Ap- Good condition. $150. 339-2472.5 FOUND: MAN'S w a t c h . B o y s or p a rt-tim e . Weekdays. 355- ; D o sed on 15 w o rds per adl OLDSMOEILE, 1961 F - ; 5 "C u t- 2-4541; ED 2-6992. SPACIOUS APARTMENT w i t h proved a n d supervised. $10 BIG BEEF SALE. Four months T h e r e w i l l be a 50e s e r v i c e ia s s ." One owner. Automatic, Auto Service & Ports 6015. a n d b o o k k e e p in g c h a r g e if low mileage, excellent body and GENERATORS, STARTERS, r e - f i r e p l a c e . Accommodate 4. week. Spartan Hall. 215 Louis. locker rent free with $70 p u r­ locker room, Jenison. C laim by THESES PRINTED. R~apid se rv - ♦h i s ad is not p a id w i t h i n engine. $l“ l50. ED 2-3060. 7 built, 6 or 12 volt. Guaranteed. Parking. If you need b etter study ED 2-2574. 5 chase. T e rm s . BROWERS, Holt, identification. 355-5385, Al. 5 ice. Drafting supplies. Xerox o ne week.- OX 4-3691. 12 copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ OLDSMOB1LE, $62 F-85C utlass $7.90. Voltage regulators, r e ­ conditions, call 332-3980. 6 MEN, SUPERVISED, approved, TWO FORMALS, cocktail length, Personal convertible. Four-speed. Power built. $2.26. ABC ALTO PARTS, TWO BEDROOM apartm ent f o r clean, q u i e t . Cooking. T w o WORLD’S GREATEST Rock ’n’ 5431. PRINT, 221 South Grand. 4S2- The State News does not windows and top. $1,295. Phone 613 E. South St. IV 5-1921. C9 two, three men. L arge. V e r y blocks Berkey. Doubles, half­ one p i n k satin;*'other a g u a / C7 perm it racial or religious 482-6614. 7 Scooters & Cycles clean. Close. Parking. Utilities doubles. 351-4017 after 6 pm. 5 white. Size 5-7. Worn once. FE Roll Band. The N1GHTSHIFT. BABYSITTING in my North end discr irr.inanor. in its ad- MEN: 130 F ern . T h ree private 9-8455. 7 Nobody can t o u c h us. ED home. Weekdays, for one p r e ­ yo nti sinz columns. The OLDS MOBILE CONVERTIBLE. HONDA 1963. 150. Low mileage. paid. ED 2-6405. RANGE 30" Frigidaire. Chrome 2-8369; 332-0327; 484-5686. 5 News will not accept Careful grandm other's 1963 dy­ Phone 351-5493. SUPERVISED APARTMENT for with cooking privileges, $ 10. 5 two men. Two blocks from Un­ One, share large room, $ 8 . 332- dinette set, 4 ch airs. R efrig er­ HAVE YOU HEARD? - P h i l school child. Call 482-7209. 5 ad ver rising from persons namic. White leather. Blue ex­ 1964 HONDA, ISO cc. Extrem ely ion. ED 2-0742. ator, m iscellaneous. Phone IV F ran k 's Cartoon Book. 50 of GERMAN TUTORING and tra n s - terior. Power. Radio, heater. 5 0091. 6 Phil’s best Cartoons in a beau­ lations. Native language. Call discr iramating against re— $1,995. ED 2-6680. low mileage. Excellent condi- MALE TO share house. 1 1/2 MALE STUDENT, single. Share 2-5189. 5 each. 489-3874. 7 ligi on , race, color, or na- 6 tion Call 337-0248. 7 blocks from B erkey. $40 month­ study, bath. Kitchen privileges. $200 MARTEN " F o lk ’ guitar. For o rd ers ofbookfive- $ 1.00 tifully bound or more, nona. origin. OLDSMOBILE, 1964'F-85 four- EXPERIENCED MOTHER w i l l door. Hydramatic, V - 6. Many HONDA, 1962. 150 CC. Exce ent ly. Call 489-1541 after 6 . 5 Parking. Bed linen furnished. Six months old. $145 or best offer. Excellent condition. Call call: 351-4322 between 6 p.m. c a re for children in my E a s t condition. Many extras $350. TWO MEN, two-room apartm ent Call IV 9-0583. and midnight. 5 Lansing home. Fenced b a c k accessories. 4,900 m iles. Spot­ Call 353-2063. 5 in approved house. $10 weekly WOMEN: GRAD students, a s s is t- 353-1315. 6 5 yard. 332-4509. Automotive less. $1,950. IV 2-2804. TRIUMPH CUB, Call 355- p e r person. 505 A lbert Ave. ants, 27 or older. Kitchen p riv ­ H I-FI: DYNAKIT P A S -3 pre-am p at PHILP DODGE, 1431 E a s tr A BETTER PRICE for your c a BLICK, 195”. Dependable car. PLYMOUTH 1563 convertible. 0586. 337-0132. 5 ileges. Two blocks from ca m ­ and stereo, #70 am plifier. KLH FRENCH LESSONS. Beginners Michigan. See Russ Lay. Phone and interm ediate. Native tutor. Automat ic. Radio, heater. Must Excellent shape. 16,000 miles. WANTED: FOURTH room m ate pus. R eferences. 332-1907. 7 type A changer. 2 1/2 monfhs IV 4-4517. model. Six speakers. G a rra rd seil im mediately. $150 or best $1,700. Cali OX 4-4781. 7 Employment C Reasonable. Call 332-2351. 7 offer. 555——242. 7 PONTIAC, 1959 two-door Sport for luxury apartm ent. $51 per MEN: LARGE com fortable fur- old. Best offer over $450. ED JOLLY BOY’S INTERNATIONAL SEWING A N D ALTERATIONS. CHEVROLET 1958 Bei Air 2- Coupe. Excellent engine a n d Nienced. U RSE-REG ISTERED . E xper­ month. 324 Michigan Ave., #1, nished private room . Private Responsible position. E ast Lansing. 351-4877, 2-8264.________________________6 Now accepting m em bership’s Quick and efficient service. Call door hnrdtop. Y-3 automatic. transm ission. Good b o d y and 7 bath. ED 2-5374. 6 BICYCLE SALE!:Thursday, April Send $1 to World H eadquarters Betty, 332-2949, • .. 7 Top pay. Daytime hours. Give OKEMOS. L O V E L Y basement MALE. SINGLES - doubles. Two Very g<■■od Condition. $450. TU tires. $”00. 351-5178. complete p articulars inapplica­ blocks f r o m campus. Bath. 8 , 1965, 1:30 p.m. at Salvage Wood’s Hotel, Grafton, Wiscon­ 2 - 0 “ 02 . 7 RENAULT l$6 i Dauphine4-door. tion, Write Box No. B-2, State apartm ent. Furnished. Utilities P arkin g available. 437 M.A.C. Yard, F a r m Lane, Michigan sin. 12 T y p in g S e rvice A ttractive maroon finish. Radio, paid. Parking. P rivate. Single CALL THE PRIiSIDENTlALS if CHEVROLET i960. White Imp a h News. ■20 or m a rried couple. Immediate or call 351-5304. 7 State University C am pus. V ar­ you want the best music for ^our BARBI MEL, Professional typist. hardtop. Two-door. Radio, heat­ heater. Excellent m otor, etc. PART-time. HAVING a t o u g h occupancy. Arrowwood Apart­ DO FRATERNITY boys really item s may be seen at Salvage party. IV 4-3018. ious makes and conditions. All No job too large or too sm all. e r. Sharp inside, o u t. Rush. $544. AL EDWARDS LINCOLN time fitting a p a rt-tim e job into m ents. 337—9676. 5 Block off campus. 332-3255. C $759. 351-3098. MERCURY, 3125 E. Saginaw a vigorous schedule? E arn $60 have m ore fun? Check the facts Yard, A pril 7 from 8:30 a.m., THE STEVE BERGMAN Combos 6 (North of Frandor). Open Mon., FOUR PERSON apartm ent for the at U lrey CountryClub. W ebreak to 4:30 p.m. and April 8 , 8:30 are back this spring to swing! BEV TALLMAN. Your theses, CHEVROLET, 1963Chevy II, Sup- e r Sport convertible. Pow er, au- T h u rs., F ri., til 9 pm . C7 nings and Saturdays. Call Mr. sum m er. B u r c h a m W o o d s . dorm contracts. $165 for spring a.m . to 1 p.m. T e rm s : Cash. 6 T e rm p a rtie s and R&R. 351— term per week working related ev e­ papers, etc'. Typed in my home. Electric typew riter. 372- C losest apartment to pool. Air term . 332-6349. 7 tcm atic. Excellent condition. SPRING TIME SPECIAL Blythe at 882-6629. 10 LEATHER S W I V E L Rocker, 4235. 5 3849. C6 372-256-, IV 5-9111, Ex:. 660. 7 Save money on a New 1965 Ford. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Full time, conditioning. Available June 15. APPROVED ROOM, in new home. c h ild's rocker, plastic hobby THE KNIGHTS OF HARMONY PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, "typist. C H E V R O L E T 1955, 2 - 2 -r, We need nice late model used M o n d a y -F r i d a y. Downtown Call after 6 , 351-4726. 9 T iled shower. Patio. C lose-in. h orse, coffee table, gray uphol­ ... A unique sound to the latest IBM Selectric D issertations, standard shift. Runs exception­ far-s, See us today for an extra Lansing. Write in own handwrit­ ONE GIRL needed to share three Parking. Call ED 2-1183. * 7 stered chair, two sm all leather in dance music. 332-2575. 10 theses, term papers. 337-1527. ally well. Snov, tires. Best offer big allowance on your trade-in. ing, stating age, qualifications. girl apartment. N e w l y fur­ davenports, l a r g e h a s s o c k . RENT your TV from NEJAC. over $100. 351-4493. 6 SIGNS FORD SALES, INC. Experience not n e c e s s a r y . nished. Utilities paid. $15 per For Sale ' Phone ED 2-5498 or 882-4428.6 New Zenith portable for only EDIE STARR, t y p i s t . T heses,C 162 W, Grand River 8 JUST IN - Phil Frank s C a r ­ CHEVROLET, 195- : ■.-d . _■r Williamston Michigan State News, Box C3. 6 week. 485-9411. toon Book. 50 of Phil’s best USED CUES. Your choice, $ 8. $9 per month. F re e service d issertations, t e r m papers, IN NEW apartment house. T w o Golden 8 Ball. and delivery. Call NEJAC TV general t y p i n g . Experienced. Bel ray six-cylinder. Standard shift. Excellent condition. $550 655-2191 RELIABLE BUS boys needed. blocks from cam pus. Furnished. C artoons in a beautifully bound 224 Abbott $3.95. Cue cases, Rd„ E. L. 7 Rental. 482-0624. C IBM E lectric. OR 6-2645. C Fringe benefits. Apply in p e r­ One bedroom apartm ent. Rent book - $1.00 each. For ord ers or near. 332-8790. 6 STL DEBAKER 1958. 289 V-S, 4 Gl El TANK vacuum cleaner. ENGLISH ANP W estern r-iding bbl. Stick with overdrive. Radio, son, Howard Johnsons R estau­ allowance for som e caretaking. of five or m ore, call: 351-4322 Excellent condition. C ost $69 co urses. Enroll now and r e ­ JOB RESUMES, 100 copies, $4. CONTINENTAL TTT? 4-door. power rant, 3224 S. Saginaw. Original jet black finish. Nearly $100, 355-8951. steering. Runs perfectly. 6 M usselman Realty, ED 2-3583 between 6 p.m . and midnight. new. Sacrifice for $18. 372-4213. ceive free bus transportation. ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL Ad­ rew \vhitewall tires. All power 6 ORN. HORT. AND LAND. ARCH, students. Saturday and Sunday. or 482-0179. 6 DRESSED B E E F , Angus a n d 6 882-4863; 355-2015. 10 vertising, 5-2213. 533 N. C lippert. IV C features. Looks a n d handles 5TLDEBAKER 1919 T o u r i n g . MALE. SINGLE room with bath. H erefords. Choice Government WEDDING GOWN- chapel train. STUDENT WIVES can become Retail com m ission s a l e s of good. $699. AL EDWARDS LIN­ Restorations well started . Ask­ plants and garden supplies. O r­ Available immediately. $50 per inspected and cured. 36£ per Size 9. H alf-price, $95. 337- bikini-slim through a special ANN BROWN ty p is t’and m ulti- COLN Mercury, 3125 E. Saginaw ing $900. Call 332-3300 eve­ ientations p rio r to late M a r c h month. 351-5125. pound. Phone OR 6-5663. 5 1419. Evening College C ourse. Call lith offset printing (black and NEED 1 to 2 men for large Span- CHEVROLET, 1956. W ringer COLT .38 SPL revolver. 4-inch 355-4562. 6 (North of FrandorjHOpen Mon,, nings. 7 7 white and color). IBM. General T hurs., Friday til 9 pm. C7 THUNDERBIRD 1959. White. 2- s t a r t . T W I S S LANDSCAPE ish Villa. A cro ss from campus. w asher, boy's bike, stro llers, b a rre l. Official police. L i k e HIGHWAY RIDERS R A N C H - typing, term papers, t h e s e s , CORVAIR 1963 M 3nza co Tvert- door hardtop. One owner. Good CENTER. IV 4-7753, 12-1. 5 Call 351-4353. 7 baby scales, chest, sewing ma­ new. 50 rounds free. 353-2735. 6 W estern pleasure riding; Mule dissertations. 332-8384. C ible. Mar nd white. Perfect condition, Phone Dr. T ufts, 355- DELIVERY BÇYS WANTED. Av- WANTED: TWO men for apart­ chine. TU 2-1771. 5 PATIO TABLE, two ch airs, like drawn hayrides, overnight trail condition P n ce: $1,595. Phone 6450. 5 erage $2 per hour. Apply at ment. Near campus. John or ENCYCLOPEDIA BR1TTANICA, new. Form ica top. Phone 882- rides, riding instructions. IV P E A N U T S WHY. CHARLIE after 5 ED 2-8883 5 TRIUMPH, 1963 Sports Roadster. V arsity Drive-In. 6 Bob, 351-4860 after 6 . 1965. Full set,. $300. Save $100. 7218. 7 9-5153.________________________ 7 C O RV AI R 19t'l M in za coiipe. 4- Tonneau cover. Radio. Like new. WANTED WAITERS, w aitresses, ONE MAN to share two-bedroom Call 351-4194. 6 5 ENGLISH L IG H T -W E IG H T 3- PEOPLE CALL us the quietest BROWN! YOUCOT) L ow -price for quick sale. 332- kitchen help, cooks, chefs. For apartm ent. P a r k i n g . Three BICYCLE S T O R A G E : S a l e s , s p e e d bicycles, $39.77, full agents in town. Our insured’s DOWNALL THE speed. N ce lient condit 0\Y‘ t res , batter y. Ex- New c 3 r c r- 8979# 7 work in C oral Gables Show Bar, blocks to east campus. Reason­ service a n d rentals. E A S T p rice . R ental-purchase term s talk for us. L et’s all whisper DANDELIONS ! dexed. 351-4''30. 5 TR4, 1962. Good condition. All R athskeller d i n i n g room kit­ able. ED 7-1487. 6 LANSING CYCLE, 1215E .G rand available. We also have tennis together: “ BUBOLZ Insurance CO R V A IR MONZA l9,64. B ue, 2- Triumph options. Roll bar, sway chen. Call 337-1311. Ask for Gee. TWO BEDROOM t r a i l e r . No R iver. Call 332-8303. C racquets, golf balls, badminton for ca r, home and b u sin e ss.1’ door, Th ~ee-s pee d. Radio , heat- bar. 482-4954. 5 lease, deposit. $60 monthly. Ex­ GUITAR. DOUBLE neck Gibson C5 6 birdies, gifts and housew ares. er. Whii ewal Is. 7,000 miles. VALIANT, i960. Automatic. Ra- SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITY cellent location, near Gables. Hawaiian. National am plifier. ACE HARDWHERE, a c r o s s FREE! A thrilling hour of beauty! $1,895. IV 9- 2344. dio, heater, whitewalls. Good for graduate students or faculty, 351-5438, 12-5. 5 8 y e a rs old. Best offer over $90. from Union. ED 2-3212. C For appointment, call 484-4519. condition. Call after 6 , 882-9017. single or couple. To work at STOP. LUXURY apartment for 372-4971. - FIBERGLASS a n d MERLE NORMAN^ C osm etics 6 fishing r e s o r t , for sum m er. su m m e r term . Dishwasher, sun FIVE MEN'S suits. Size 40-42, CANOES 6 Studio, 1600 E. Michigan. C7 VOLKSWAGEN, 1961 with new Cphone a rrie s attractive offer. T ele­ porch, air conditioner. Close to reg u lar. New. Outstanding buy aluminum from $149 up. ALBIN STUDENTS: ON your birthday, DELTA engine. Why pay d e a le r’s profit? Box 72,EDJackson, 2-1852 after 5 or write campus. 351-4248. for conservative d r e s s e r . Cali BOAT A N D MOTOR SALES, come down for a free pizza. YES. I CUT DOUiN ALLTHE Postcard to P ettersen , 413 Lom­ Michigan. 7 ARBOR FOREST, East Lansing's Chuck, 351-5484. M-78, Potterville. 645-0951. 15 DANDELIONS.1 BIMBO'S PIZZA. 484-7817. C7 PITCHER'S MOUND, NOT A THIS IS A EVERGREEN bard, Albion, on how to contact GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT new spacious unfurnished o n e EXQUISITE WEDDING RING set. plete. With extras. Worth $55, 6 1/32 SLOT RACINtj outfit. C om - you on Tuesdays. for permanent position in office, bedroom. Ample closets, F rig - Save alm ost half appraised val­ Real Estate FLOWER GARDEN! sales, technical. Call IV 2-1543. idaire kitchen, patio overlook­ ue. Main stone 3/4 c a ra t.T h re e sell for $35. Call 355-4142. 7 ATTRACTIVE MODERN house. UNIVERSITY TERRACE Moving? Get this C7 ing beautiful park. Situated in months old. See and com pare. VIOLINS, VIOLA, cellos, guitar. Designed by Dow. T h re e bed­ CHOOSE YOL'R own hours. A few charm ing chalet setting. H arri­ U nparalled design and beauty. Custom made. G eneral re p a ir­ room s, two baths. All electric hours a day can mean excellent son Road south off Michigan. ED 7-9540. 5 ing. C ases, strin gs, p a rts, ac­ kitchen. Interesting living area earnings for you as a trained West on Trowbridge. See re s i­ GENUINE MEXICAN and G uata- c e sso rie s. NOLAN BARTOW, with two story landscape win­ Free Avon representative. For ap­ dent manager or phone 337- m alian artifacts, crafts, blan­ Violin m aker, 206 1/2 N. Wash­ dows facing large back y ard s u r ­ pointment in your own home, 0634. 15 kets, reco rd s, books. 372-0330. ington. IV 7-5697. rounded by beautiful t r e e s . speakin6 of .flower 6Ardens, HASIETT B o o k write or c a l l M rs, A I o n a WANTED: MALE to share with 11 TA PE RECORDER. Son y.'stere- Complete studio apartm ent in I’LL BET A CIRCLE OF DAFFODILS Huckins, 5664 School St., H as- three others. Finish lease until ACCORDION 120 B ass. Like new. co rd e r 300. 2-4 track. 2-speed. basem ent, separate entrance. WOULD Furnishings included. 332-1894. MOUND,LOOK lett, Michigan or call evenings, middle June. Dan, after 7, 337- L e s s than 1/2 price. Phone IV H y steresis m otor, mixing.con­ NICE AROUNDTHIS T h e F i n e s t In Gives the facts about moving. Explains the moving estimate. FE 9-8483. C5 2297. 7 trols, m icrophones. $400. New. DON'T YOU THINK 60? S tu d en t 4-0692. 5 Now $150. 355-6231. 7 6 Shows how charges are deter­ TheMen A partm en t s EAST LANSING, near. Leaving mined It’s FREE. . .call EVENING EMPLOYMENT ACCORDION. LIKE new. Just state. Four bedroom s, tw o checked by G rinnell’s. 120bass, baths. Excellent plan. Conven­ Now L easin g SUMMER WORK three t o n e buttons. Honhner ient, s c h o o l s , shopping. ED For 484-1421 If you a r e 18-35 and free 6-9:30 pm, ,4 evenings per make. 489-7230. 7 2-6046. 6 NATIONAL NC-98 r e c e i v e r - GROSSBECK - THREE bedroom FALL 1965 Alpha Epsilon Pi week and occasionally on Saturdays, you can main­ tain your studies and still Heath, Q m ultiplier, $65. Heath ranch, 1 1/2 baths, living room, AT-1 tran sm itter, $15. Excellent dining room, two fireplaces, at­ condition. Perfect for novice, tached garage. IV 5-6296. 5 NICE...OR. EVEN OH, VES, VERY O EHM M O flT H AM EfZ/CAfV Invite all eligible men enjoy a p a rt-tim e j~u '. . . . 0 SWL. 353-0282. 7 Service SOMEMARI6ÖLDS . to attend Open Rush 1/jO /V L/ntEB SPEC IA L INTERVIEW WORK V O WER M A N M'OBLO w /o m I H O V f M A C C I D E N T PROBLEM? C a l l that Will bring an average WATERS EDGE Apts. income of $55 per week. Has v a c a n c ie s for Kalamazoo Street Body Shop. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO. tonight at 7:00p.m. If you a r e neat appearing and a hard w o rk er, call 1 & 2 Students Small dents to large w recks. A m erican a n d foreign c a r s . 444 Michigan Avenue 337-1590 M r. Brown, 351-4012 be­ Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 332-0838 343 Albert Call For A Ride 351-0546 tween 10 am & 1 pm. Mike Stitt ED 2-4432 East Kalamazoo. v. Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan W ednesday. April 7. 1965 Keesler Fills Future In Nuclear Research Placement Bureau O L IN Chest Post H O SP ITA L REPO RT A p r i I 13, T u e s d a y ics, general business adm inis­ phasis on economics (B). De­ Abraham and Straus: Econom­ troit, Michigan. Ohio Injector Company: Me­ E rnst and E rnst: Accounting MSU A ssistant Secretary S tarr (B,M). Michigan and various. H. K eesler has been appointed chairm an of the government and Predicted For Cyclotron Admissions include C a r o 1y n Clock. Royal Oak junior; Francis tration, marketing and retail ad­ chanical engineers or industrial A p r i I 13,14 a n d 15 education division of the Ingham MSU is now in a period of to a nuclear re se a rc h labora­ tem atically finding and c o rre c t­ Shoemaker, doctoral Fort Collins, Colo., candidate; Anne D. Sar- m inistration, all m ajo rs of the adm inistration with mechanical County United Community Chest. nuclear discovery and should be­ to ry ," he said. “ New features ing the weak points in the cyclo­ kozy, Dearborn sophomore; Ryan Colleges of A rts and L etters, background, marketing, account­ T u e s . W e d ., T h u r s , In this position, K eesler will com e one of the nuclear centers are being developed at MSU to tro n ’s design," he added. G. Rutherford, Rochester junior; Communication A rts and Social ing and finance and purchasing Cooperative College R egistry- coordinate Community Chest a c - of the world. make our facility unique.” The Cyclotron will not be obso­ Science (B). M /F . Brooklyn and (B). Wadsworth, Ohio. Male. Presbyterian Board of C hristian tivities in state and local govern- These are the sentim ents ex­ B lo sser added that he did not lete when higher-energv ma - Jam es Wi n e b r e n e r , Livonia Suburban L.I. area. Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Education: All m ajors of the un- m ents, a n d I n g h a m C o u n t y p ressed by Henry G. B losser, think MSU would lead in nuclear chines are in operation, he said. Detroit freshmBan; sophomore; arbara J. L ad d ,. Jam es Woods,, Algonac Community Schools: C o m p a n y : Accounting (B,M), dergr?duate curriculum (m as- schools, including MSU. head of the cyclotron, in a speech re s e a rc h , but said that the cam - It will be useful for many years Detroit freshman; Fredrick Par­ L ater elem entary e d u c a t i o n , Male. Various. ters degree is minimum req u ire - Last year he was vice chair­ to MSU’s Men’s Club Tuesday. to come. son'S, R ochester freshman; Pa­ French, social studies, industrial Olivet Community Schools: All men! for registration. M /F . Rep- man, and for the past two years "W e are changing from an tricia K... Sweet, Port Sanilac arts (B). M /F . Algonac, Mich. elem entary education, English, resenting 200 colleges oftheU.S. K eesler served as theM SUCom - acceleration research laboratory fre sh m an ; Veronica Sherbino , Birmingham Public Schools: math biology and chemistry', so­ Aetna Casualty a n d Surety munity Chest chairm an. Niles freshm an; R osem ary M ur-« E lem entary e d u c a t i o n , art, cial studies, com m erce, basket­ Company: All m ajors of the C ol- K eesler is assistan t to MSU Symphonies N e w c o m e rs ray, Muskegon freshman. I French, vocal music, instrum en­ ball and assistant football coach, lege of business with em phasis Secretary Jack B reslin. tal m usic, reading, (B,M), coun­ speech correctionist and type on general business, insurance, 5 P la n P r o g r a m seling (B). M /F . Birmingham, '.'A" special education. (B,M). police administration and p r e ­ On WKAR Tickets Set Mich. M /F . Olivet, Mich. law and personnel adm inistra­ Birm ingham Public Schools: Seidman a n d Seidman: Ac­ tion (B), Math (B,M,D). Male. “ The Created Potentialities of B l o c k - E n g l i s h - geography counting (B,M). Male. G r a n d Avondale Board of Education: the Gifted C hild" will be dis­ combination, com m ercial, Eng­ Rapids, Mich. All elem entary education, vocal General t i c k e t distribution cussed at the Newcom ers' Club lish, foreign language-French, School City of Gary: Al! ele­ music, English-Latin, industrial opens today for tonight's Toron­ Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in A-B home econom ics-art, industrial m entary education, business ed­ arts (B). M /F. Auburn Heights, to Symphony, and the Detroit International Center. arts, mathematics and general ucation, (typing and shorthand), Mich. W EDNESDAY— AM Symphony on Sunday. Elizabeth Drews will be the science, (B,M), special services English, industrial arts, math, Birch Run Public Schools: All RAK: 10:05 a.m . Music Room— DVO­ The students can exchange cou­ principal speaker. Chairmen for d i a g n o s t i c i a n , (M), visiting science, social science, instru­ elem entary education, English, Strains from Moravia. pon E for re s e rv e seat tickets this event are M rs. Paul Smith teacher (B,M). M /F . B irm ing­ mental music, boy’s physical ed­ physics-m ath, (B,M), counsel­ BACH: 2 p.m. S p r i n g S eren ad e -- from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. at the and M rs. Robert Anderson. ham, Mich. ucation, g irls physical education ing (M). Birch Run, Mich. C apriccio on the Depar­ Union Ticket Office. During the program a nursery Chenango Valley Junior and (B), guidance (M) and all a re a s of D etroiter Mobile Homes Inc: ture of His Beloved B rother; PRAETOR1US: " T e rp sic h o re ,” Each student is allowed only will be provided at the Univer­ sity Methodist Church on Har­ Senior High School: Social stud­ special education (B). Gary, ln- All m ajors of the College of Dance four books. ies, English, general science and jjtan a. M /F . B usiness Administration w i t h IANs M Pieces; KHATCHATUR- H EN R Y BLOSSER rison Road. The fee is 50 cents- asquerade Suite; GRIF- pus nuclear research laboratory for each child over two years French, math, chem istry a S a Southfield Public Schools: E le­ em phasis on accounting (B). French, reading specialist m a­ m entary education, a r t , vocal E ast Lansing Public Schools: Khan; jo rs (B). M /F. Binghamton, N.Y. m usic, instrumental music, phy­ All elem entary education (B), A v e MVERDI: FES: P lea su re Dome of Kubla "O tello,” Act IV, Sipper’s Slip will be significant in future nu­ old. cle a r studies. .MAJORSTUMO . FEATURE ^ Chicago Public Schools: E le­ sical education, English, math, counseling (M), English/ social Sleeping aBeauty. r i a ; TCHAIKOVSKY: In announcing the Men’s Club The Cyclotron first G L A D M E R m entary education, art, business, French, Spanish, science, bus­ studies or M ath/Science, Span­ proposed Dinner and Wine T a s t­ “ sm ashed " the atom here Feb. English, French, Spanish, math, iness education, industrial arts, ish and boys and g irls physical W ED N ESD AY— FM ing event later in May, the speak­ 7. He explained that speeds are f H * A T K T- physical education, general sci­ physical education, vocal and in­ education (B), guidance (M ).Spe- Ashby,a.m. 10 On Campus— Sir Eric F irst Address e r made an e r r o r which drew a gradually increasing so that the « • .- M u . ..; ence, b i o l o g y , history, geog­ strum ental music and a rt, sec­ cial education (B). M /F . East ro a r from the audience. atom sm asher will work at top CONTINUOUS FROM 1:15 P.M. raphy, drafting and industrial ondary English, speech, math, Lansing, Mich. 1 p.m . Music T heater—Oper­ " T h is event will beaM E M Q R - speed in the not too distant fu­ H U R R Y . . . L A S T 3 DAYS arts (B,M). M /F. Italian, biology, business edu­ etta, “ Candide." 1ALABLE occasion,” he said. ture. FEATURE At 1:30-4:05- 8 p.m . FM 1heater— "InW hite After catching the slip, he "B y gradually building up the 6:40-9:15 P.M. Genesee M erchants Bank and cation, industrial a rts and art, Summer A m erica” , New York cast T ru st Company: All m ajors' of special education, visiting teach­ said: "W ell, it may be m e m o r- n u m b e r of revolutions per the Colleges of B usiness, Arts e r, type " A " mentally handi­ 11 p.m. Offbeat—with Pat Ford ialable.’ ’ second, MSU scientists a re sys­ WAIT DISNEY- Employment u m h presents and L etters, Communication A rts capped, type " A " mentally handi­ and Social Science, Male. Flint, capped. M /F . Southfield, Mich. Michigan. W a l l e d L a k e Consolidated A p r i l 13 ..Those I o n i a C o u n t y Interm ediate Schools: Elem entary education, Children’s Schools: SpecS? 1 education, men­ Vocal music and art, special ed­ ciety: Recreation supervisor and tally handicapped, social work, ucation, speech therapist, teach­ counselors. M /F . Frank'enmuth, Home Fam ily So­ allowavs NirmoR* •mwihiiMiiMii ■ education m ajors (B,M,D). M /F. e r of the emotionally disturbed Mich. Ionia County, Mich. and visiting teacher (B,M). M /F . A p r i l 13, 14, 15 Kalamazoo P u b l i c Schools: W arren Consolidated Schools: Camp Easton for Boys: Wa­ E lem entary education, special, E lem entary education, kinder­ terfront d i r e c t o r , canoe trip instrum ental, and vocal music, garten, rem edial reading. Vocal guide and s a i l i n g instructor. physical education and business music and art, m ath-science, Male. Ely, Minn. education, math, (B,M). M /F. language arts, industrial n rts - Kalamazoo, Mich. math, vocal music, instrum ental Power A p r i l 14 Controls Division- Konosha Public Schools: E le­ m usic, special education, speech m entary education, English, sci1- | co rrection, visiting teachers, di­ Midland Ross Corporation: Me­ ence, social studies-industrial agnostician (B,M), teachers of chanical and electrical engineers a rts , Latin, E.M.R. m ajors, jour­ the mentally retarded, teachers (Jr. Si Sr.) for sum m er and per­ Plus: nalism , French, elem entary art, of the deaf and hard of hearing, manent openings. Owosso, Mich. Last Showings . . . m usic, men’s and women’s phy­ mentally handicapped type " A " A p r i I 15 G IR L sical education and special edu­ (B,M), home econom ics-science, Mechanical Handling Systems, W IT H cation and reading, T.M .R. hear­ g irls physical education. M /F . Inc.: Mechanical, electrical and GREEN ing impaired m ajo rs(B ,M ).M /F . W arren, Michigan. civil engineers. M. Detroit, Mich. Pentwaier Yacht Club: Hotel, EYES Kenosha, Wise. A W00DFAU FILM Lakeview Public Schools: Girls A p r i I 13 a n d 14 restaurant and institutional man­ physical education, elem entary agement m ajors for food s e r ­ education, art, physical educa­ T u e s d a y and W e d n e s d a y vice staff. M /F . Hart, Mich. tion, vocal and ins amental mu­ Ara Slater School and College Win S c h u l e r ' s Restaurants, sic, English, math, general s c i­ Services, Business and Industry Inc.: Hotel, restaurant and in­ ence, social studies-m ajo rs with Group and Hospital Food Man­ stitutional management (B) for strong minor area, vocal and in­ agement Group: Hotel, restaurant perm anent employment. Sum ­ strum ental music, English, dra­ and institutional management (B). m e r employment for HRI Jun­ m atics, debate, reading, math, M /F . Midwest. ___ io rs. M arshall, Mich. ■ biology -c h e m i s t ry , 'physics- chem istry, and social studies, special e d u c a t i o n , aphasie, homebound, deaf a n d hard of hearing, mentally handicapped type " A " , speech correction, m 'T h e H o u se w ith a h e a rt” w e lc o m e s visiting teacher and emotionally disturbed (B,M). St. C lair Shores, y o u to o ur o p e n Mich. M /F. L ’Anse C reuse Public Schools: s m o k e r tonight. E lem entary education, vocal mu­ sic, English, m a t h - s c i e n c e , 7 p.m. - 1 0 p.m. counseling, and industrial arts, special education (B,M). M /F. Mt. Clemens, Mich, SIGMA PHI EPSILON ens, Mich. 526 Sunset Lane Mona Shores Schools District: All elem entary education, math, F o r A Ride Call 3514160 social science, English, science, m usic, and history (M /F) (B). Muskegon, Mich. National Bank of D etroit: All m ajors of the College of Busi­ ness with em phasis on account­ Something? ing and finance, all m ajors of the College of B usiness with em ­ We’ll dean it in one day. Service TYPING, TERM p i p e r s and t h e s e s . E lectric typewriter. Fast service. Call 332-4597. 7 TYPING DONE in my home. Pick CLEANER AND up and deliver. Phone IV 5-4604. SHIRT LAUNDRY 623 E. Grand River ED 2-3537 T ransportation A cro ss From Student Services Building R I D E WANTED to Columbus, Ohio, E aster or any later week­ end. Call C hristine, 332-1242. 7 Wanted MSU International Film Series WANTED: STUDENT wives who presents ' want to take of' excess pounds. . Call Evening College, 355-4562. S h e ' l l have y o u rolling' jg WANTED: i960 or 1961 Votks- wagen in good condition. C a l l down th e B ritis h Isles^ 646-4364^ 7 The J. Arthur Rank V Organization presents TRAVEL TRAILER. “Maximum, 18 Ft. To rent June, July, Au­ gust. Self-contained. Sleep 4-6. FE 9-8089. 7 WANTED: A used English bike Starring coto « t r TECHNICOLOR with f o u r - g e a r transm ission. KAY K E N D A L L • K E N N E T H M O RE Phone 355-4191. 5 BLOOD DONORS needed. $S for DINAH SHERIDAN -JOHN GREGSON RH Positive; $7 for RH Nega­ tive. Detroit Blood Service, Inc. T hu rs., F r i. , A p ril 8,9 1427 E. Michigan Ave., Hours 7 & 9 p.m . Fairchild Theatre 9-4, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes­ day, F r i d a y . 12-7. Thursday. 489-7587. 48 WANTED: LADlES' left-Landed Adm ission: 50C golf clubs. In good condition. Phone 355-1387. 5 io Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, April 7, 1965 ' «fri». gef .¿I N e i g h b o r / DOT D ISCO U N T CENTER Comes to SPARTAN Shopping C enter.. Trowbridge & harrison LOW-LOW DISCOUNT PRICES TO EVERYONE...EVERYDAYI S A V E O N ...P R E S C R IP T IO N S - D R U G S - V IT A M IN S - T O ILE T R IE S - C O S M E T IC S a n d E V E R Y D A Y N EED S! 9 7 < CEPACOL MOUTHWASH ¿ — ■ 14 oz.V 6 9 « FREE! 7 , . 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