S p a r t a n s W i n B i g T e n T r a c k T i t l e - - S e e S t o i y P a g e 4 Inside Weather C lo u d y and w a r m e r to d a y G i f t s and g r a n t s f o r MS U , w it h th e t e m p e r a t u r e in p.- 3; T r a c k t e a m w in s M I C H I G A N th e m i d 7 0 's . C o n t i n u e d t i t l e , p. 4: B a t s m e n lo s e c l o u d y w it h s h o w e r s and t w o to OSU. th u n d e r s h o w e rs Monday S T A T E e ve n ing . U N I V E R S I T Y Monday, May 24, 1965 Price 1 0 f V o l. 55 Number 314 U S A F , S . V ie tn a m e s e C o n tin u e A i r S trike s Minh Says Pegasus Shot Count Begins L ift S e t F o r E a r ly T u e s d a y He Won’t hou rs later that it was proceed- is expected to a ttra c t m issile CAPE KENNEDY (L P I)—T he countdown got under way at this ing stTioothly. A fter a 24-hour b r e a k the w atchers by the d roves to n e ar­ by beaches. 'Knuckle’ T H E Y ’ RE O F F — W i t h a r a t t l e o f w h e e ls and a r a c e w a s m a r r e d b y o n l y on e a c c i d e n t , b u t t h e r e bustling spaceport Sunday for a launch team will pick up the fi­ While p rep aratio n s w ere under w e re p r o b a b ly s e v e r a l cases o f a ch in g m u s c le s s p e c t a c u l a r f ir s t- o f - a - k in d nal portion of the countdown Mon­ SAIGON (UP1)— N early 160U.S. p o u n d in g o f r u n n i n g f e e t , th e L a m b d a C h i A lp h a a fte rw a rd . P h o tp b y J o n a th a n Z w l c k e l night-tim e launch early Tuesday way for the Saturn shot, the Na­ and V ietnam ese planes struck at day afternoon and aim for a 3:30 tional A eronautics and Space Ad­ SAE ‘ Carts9O ff Junior 500 Honors J u n i o r 500 b e g a n f o r a n o t h e r y e a r . T h e t o r t u r o u s of a Saturn-1 super rocket. a.m ., (EDT) blast-o ff T uesday. m inistratio n announced details of N orth V ietnam ese ta rg e ts Sunday The 188-foot tall space boost­ D espite the early hour, the with bom bs, ro ckets and m issiles e r , th e free world’s m ightiest its planned launch F rid ay of a s a t­ in day-long ra id s. launch and its pro m ise of a b ril­ ellite called " IM P " for in te r­ North V ietnam ese P resid en t rocket, will be carry in g a giant liant display of fire and sm oke planetary m onitoring platform . P eg asus " sp a c e -d u ste r” sa te l­ Ho Chi Minh declared his country had alw ays wanted• to «beat fo________ e rm er rfootball ____1 1 s ta v.r IL ew is. H ere was m i t i o 1—1 o r o lite designed to orbit the globe for would never knuckle under toU .S. m o re than a y e a r exam ining bom bing p re ssu re . By L IN D A B O Y LE his chance. m eteoroid hazards to s p a c e T he attacking a irc ra ft blasted S ta te N ew s S ta ff W r ite r Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) really wanted to win the junior 500 Suddenly Lew is pulled out in front of the ATO c a rt and w as gaining on T in sle r. Lew is m anaged to challenge T in sler three tim es as they neared the finish line. At one point L ew is w as ahead sh ips. It will be the second of a four- O ffic ia ls B e lie v e b a rra c k s, b r i d g e s , ra ilro a d s, highways and a ra d a r station. One U .S. A ir F o rce Jet w a s th is y ear and they did. shot series of space launches that downed but its pilot was rescued O ther m en’s housing units placing w ere Omega Phi P si (second) by a wheel length. , sta rte d Saturday with a su ccess­ and Alpha Tau Omega (third) fratern ities.G am m a Phi Beta so ro rity won in the women’s divisions with Kappa Kappa Gam m a coming in But at the finish T in sler cro ssed the line with a c a rt and an half lead over L ew is. Alpha Tau Omega cam e in third. ful “ P roject F ire ” atm ospheric re -e n try test. The activity will D o m in ic a n s S a fe from the sea. F rom h i s h eadqu arters In second and Chi Omega taking third. Bonnie B arnes, Gamma Phi Beta pledgee, steered her c a rt to victory this year with five men doing the running. The so ro rity be clim axed June 3 with a four- SANTO DOMINGO (L'Pl)—L'JS. forth between the junta forces strik e s Howould Hanoi, Chi Minh said the a ir only cause th e SAE won six out of the last nine y e a r s ’ r a c e s . L ast year they day, tw o -m a n Gem ini space officials now believe the Domini­ and the rebels. m ight have wo^, too, only they w ere disqualified because their ca rt cam e in second last y e ar. f l i g h t . A radiation-m onitoring N am es b( p ersons proposed olutely until final tov ic"fig N orth V ietnam ese ht res­ cracked up. J t e runners p racticed an hour a day for th ree and a half satellite is scheduled to be o r- can Republic will not fall victim toe a new governm ent have been m ade the st«L‘r;cut.-twig c m t' inembers- G ottlieb, educatkm ai 'd r.jc to r for social injustice don’t succeed, ad m in istrato rs do. of the royal fam ily, the large sum s paid to som e A m erican lead­ the Job C orps, is convinced that "Sociologists a re very a fra id ing jo u ran lists to say “ good” about the Shah in their publications, B y DON S O C K O L p restig e occupation. F a r m e r s C zech governittent is trying to and fat money paid to th eL ,S . agents in Iran all com e from this fund. R ecently, a new em phasis has who grow corn are considered in still a g re a te r resp ec t for sen­ m fn y of his colleagues in sociol­ that if they p a rticip ate in action ogy are "stuffed sh irts who have i t 1. mm- fv ao g ram s, they won’t get recog­ But this is not all. T he recent assassinatio n of the Iranian prim e been placed on ag riculture in the " h ic k s ,” and are derogatively ior citizens afriong its people, tt nition in th eir p rofession. So m in ister and an attem pt m ade to assassin a te the Shah by ont of his Soviet Union and C om m u nistb loc, called, the " c o rn flak e s." is not odd, therefo re, to drive very little contact with re a lity ." stvdeius i ¿member they w rite th eir pap ers and read paiacc guards reflect a , deep d issatisfactiq n with th e. reg im e. sflAts •St* ¿1*- ** * r oi thraunw o - and see a b ill­ Most, iJSL' at ...v . 44. ••• '•FoHsJ»’»nf>--the»tr^iMie!op?r-'-3R j,^jw goverhn\e''« •••«y^iv ir - One of the m ost interesting ag­ gram in C zechoslovakia is the board with a pictu re of a be­ Gott/iefti norf nis work in founding o g ists.” re sted seven men, fo u r’of whom are graduate's of M&nchesrer Uni­ ricu ltu ra l pushes is taking place utilization of old people. When a nignly sm iling old m an, accom ­ the S’t u d e n t Education C orps v e rsity , on charges of conspiracy in recen t attem pt on the Shah’s man becom es too old to do heavy panied by the caption, "Sugar S tu d e n t d e m o n s tr a tio n s in C zechoslovakia. (SEC). He has taken a leave of throughout the country are an in­ life and of being “ p ro-C hinese C om m unist e x tre m ists," a usual C zechoslovakian fa rm e rs have m anual work, the governm ent Pops A re T ops!" absence from his position as an dication of u n rest with faculty m aneuver inspired by the c h a racte ristic M cC arthyism of all d icta­ been divided into two m ain groups m oves him to the sugar cane Czechoslovakia is certainly associate p ro fesso r of sociology bureaucracy as well as adm in­ to ria l reg im es. to produce two basic c ro p s—rice farm s. H arvesting su g ar is ea s­ putting a great deal of em phasis and education to join the w ar on istra tiv e bureau cracy, G ottlieb One of these, P arviz Nikkhah, isb eliev ed to have been killed under and wheat. ie r than many of the other crops. on ag riculture. They a r e going poverty. to rtu re . B ecause of the preponderance of about it in deadly e a rn e st. They says. T hese groups have been v a r­ Gottlieb deplores the "publish Iranian students in Iran and abroad p ro test m ost en ergetically iously called the ric e C zechs and eld erly men in the sugar indus­ are determ ined to catch up with or p e rish ” system which he says " It is becom ing obvious that against this a rtib ra ry a rre s t of th eir frien d s, demand th e ir im m e­ the wheat C zechs. try , farm ers who grow sugar are the W est. has "in fected " m ost sociolo-' the g rea test im petus in anti­ diate relea se and take solem n oath to do all in their pow er to com e C orn also is an im portant crop, commonly re fe rre d to as " su g a r Any farm er who has not coop­ g ists. poverty and anti-discrim ination to th e ir friends’ help and draw the attention of all d em o cratic- but for som e reason, raisin g corn pop s." erated with the program has been T he reluctance of sociologists p ro g ram s is com ing from the m inded people upon th is m aneuver of diversion and intim idation and is looked down upon as a low- As an interesting sidelight, the shot from guns. to p articipate in social action stu d en ts." appeal for th eir help and solidarity. pro g ram s d e ters many bright A LETTER students from entering the field, he says. When students don’t get reco g­ nition through reg u la r channels, they a re bound to m ake th e ir One Man, One Vote, One Heart D A V ID G O T T L IE B "A good many faculty m em ­ b e rs opposed SEC when it was then behavioral scien tists don’t voices h e a r d in other ways, G ottlieb added. Le tte r Policy getting sta rte d ,” G ottlieb said, have any excuse for being around. "W hat the students a re saying The State News w elcom es all le tte rs to the editor from any m em ­ "b ec au se they w ere h orrified at In my m ind, the whole purpose to the faculty is this: ’We want b e rs of the MSU com m unity o r non-U niversity re a d e rs. m ents upon the strip ed sh irts of aid, we would be picketing and the thought of having ‘untrained’ of social science re se a rc h is to m ore out of you than com puter­ T o the E ditor: the fraternity boys? sitting in and begging these sam e L e tte rs should be no longer than 300 w ords and typed double­ students teaching in schools." help im prove the lives of people. ized exam inations, ste rile re ­ spaced if possib le. Longer le tte rs m ay be considered for publica­ Much criticism has been of­ One observation that is very students to re le a se the shackles M ost sociologists a re too wor­ "S ociologists seem to have the search p ap ers and a token ap­ apparent to the w riter should be of bigotry, in 1995. rie d about their re se a rc h grants ridiculous idea t h a t if you’re pearance two or th ree tim es a tion as "P o in t of V iew " colum ns. C orrespondents should include fered lately relevant to the " in ­ articulated at this point. It ap­ nam e and, if applicable, U niversity standing. T his inform ation may appropriate d re s s ” and " a p p e a r­ It’s very p e r t u r b i n g when to p articip ate in p ro g ram s aimed com m itted to a'goal, you can’tb e w eek.’ ’’ p e ars that those who a re m ost peaceful d em onstrators outside be withheld upon req u est, but no unsigned le tte rs w ill be printed . ance" of those who have been ac­ critic a l of the appearance and of the E ast L ansing C ity Hall tive in Civil rights efforts in E ast Lansing. ' T his criticism often em anates from MSU students and business­ d re ss of those involved in civil rights efforts are also those who •would not walk a civ il rights picket line and a re unconcerned are pelted by eggs from these sam e m id d le -c 1a s s, " n e a tly - d re sse d " students. It’s unfortu­ nate, but I sincerely .fe a r the LETTERS TO THE EDITOR men in E ast L ansing, as well about the Indignities that daily ACROSS 29. T'uues as from num erous E ast Lansing Monday night eg g -p elters will be 1 Bottle cover 11 Prev io us to resid en ts. confront non-w hite A m ericans. the re a lto rs and " p r o p e r t y P le d g e Q u its B e c a u s e O f D is c r im in a tio n 4 Remote this prefix However, these sam e individu­ T he oppressed m inority would rig h ts -e rs " of the future. 7 Belt 33. Unravel very much welcom e the "Ivy It’s tim e for all of us to be T o the E ditor: ent in the G reek system was pain­ is intolerable. I condem n thelJni- 1 1. (ictober 34. S edie god als, while focusing on the “ d ress le a g u e -d re sse d " f r a t e r n i t y fully evident when M r. Connelly v e rsity adm inistration, w h ic h and appearance" of the demon­ concerned. brew dess of dawn m ale in the picket line as well 1 can’t hide my head and say It was am using indeed to read piously proclaim ed that: "O u r blissfully ignores the situation: 12. Sacred 36. Common s tra to rs , tend to lose sight of as the " b e a rd ." But don’t think the recent efforts of Kevin D. fra te rn itie s ' ... don’t p r e f e r the student governm ent (fra te rn ­ music dram a gazelle the m ajor issu e—nam ely dis - that 1 am one man with one vote. crim ination, which historically for one mom ent that the c riti­ I may be one m an with one Aote Connelly in attem pting to exon­ ra c e s . They p re fe r people who ity m em bers all) which willfully 14 Crib 37. journalistic . IT ÌE IR A U cism of the beard w ill d etract but this one man with one vote e ra te the P si Upsilon fraternity can live together in harm ony.” en d o rses the situation; and the 15. Fragrant reporter has been a way of life for the civil rights w orkers fro m the from the charges of racial d is­ A" subtle and obvious conclu­ stu d en t-a t-la rg e w h o , re g re t­ 41 Thorough­ te to !« i t W city of E ast Lansing. will do everything in his power 16’. Abstract fares abbr. m ain issue. to a s s ist in erad icating bigotry crim ination that cu rren tly indict sion: white lives with w hite, Jew fully, tu rn s his eyes away from being One could readily ask—who We welcome all to the picket all the fra tern ities on this cam ­ with Jew ish, and so on. Not a the situation! 18. ( irass 43. ( ipposite am I to place value judgm ents and bias, not only in M ississippi 44 Eternity 2. Estrange 8. 1(K) sq. line. However, if civ il rig h ts o r­ this sum m er, but in my own fair pus. It was a futile spectacle. harm ony of in tra-actio n , but of T al Lapins genus 45. Clan 3 Part of the meters on the d ress, o r the beard, of ganizations w ere to shy away com m unity of E ast Lansing, now H is defense rested solely on 19. Negative Alps 9 Wickedness another man? Who am I to place the fact that P si Upsilon has one interaction. G rand Rapids sophom ore 46. Perceive value judgm ents on the cran ­ from the beard and w ait for our and in the future. T h is is the sam e fam iliar doc­ particle 47 Thirsty 4 On behalf 10. Very warm sports c a r - d r i v i n g , n e a t l y - Jew ish broth er. T hat his ridicu­ trin e of Separate but Equal which 21. Heart of 13 Bullfighters b e rry d ress of the so ro rity girls? d ressed , middle c la ss , satisfied R obert L. G reen lous. exam ple of white-washing 25 Rambler DOWN 5. ( »pen court oil foot Who am 1 to place value judg­ A ssistant p ro fesso r of education continues to plague the South. But P .S ,—At this w riting, I am a fra ­ 1. Engineer's 6. Rootlet 17.1 url college student to com e to their was not Im m ediately refuted in tern ity pledge. At publication I 27 Wing jo this colum n is a d istressin g sign. refined to G reek-Speak language, 28. (lorroded shelter 7. Snow goose 19. Cone will not be, for the reaso n s stated Vi L e t's set the reco rd straight. of co u rse. 20. Retributive T he situation at M ichigan State herein. 9 XSj "w hite,, C hrist}an" Psi U.. 2 3 *4X 5 6 n r 7 6 justice •S2. '! ¡tjiidt^s- MICHIGAN does have one Jew ish brother— % 13 il the fo r ni 'N E W S among 57 other actives! T his ra ­ II % STATI 23. Lift UNIVIISITY tio does not even represent token Red Cedar Report 1 <5 24. Demolish %V/{% /4 U E d ito r ............................................John V anG ieson integration. It is an exception, a 26. Assesses M em ber A ssociated P re ss, United P re ss r a re oddity. 16 17 id again International, Inland Daily P re ss A ssocia­ A dvertising M anager..................A rthur L anger Yet this exam ple of integration B y J IM D•F O R E S T % 19 20 2/ 21 23 24 30 Spaniel tion, A ssociated C ollegiate P re s s, M ichigan C am pus E d ito r........................C harles C. W ells I know of one S partan who has T h a t’s bureaucratic a l p h a b e t 32. Burmese P re s s A ssociation. M anaging E ditor .................. Hugh J . Leach S po rts E d ito r ......................... R ichard Schw artz is the best that the G reek system can com e up with on this cam pus. a g ra s s e r no m atter what the soup. Will too m any, o r in this c a se , too few cooks spoil the IS % 26 % 27 viol % Û w eather is. All he needs is one 35. Good for­ Published every c la ss day throughout fall, W ire E ditor ............................. B ill K rasean T hey are h ard put, indeed, to s i­ broth? 2» 29 30 tune: Eng. w inter and spring te rm s and twice weekly lence th eir c ritic s: and with just g irl, one or m ore six packs, and dial. A ssistan t Ad M anagers ....... Ken Hoffman, an electric blanket with a long I’m offering a rew ard (a pic­ sum m er te rm by the students of M ichigan M arcy Rosen cau se. They cannot! tu re of m e bareheaded) to any­ 31 32 37. Shred % W, % co rd . S tate U niversity. C irculation M anager ....................... Jim B aker T he aura of exclusiveness as­ one will steal Don Sockol's 34 3S 1 36 38. T wilight 39. Small Second c la ss postage paid at E ast Lansing, E d ito rial E ditors ................ M ichael Kindman, sum ed by MSU fraternities is Have y o u noticed the w arm hat and deliver it. w . m tumor Susan Filson v ery re a l. M ost, including P si w eather we’ve been having lately? T he situation changes with the 37 36 33 40 41 41 M ichigan. Night E ditor .....................................B rad Smith Such is the influence of a ir m a ss­ 40. Kind of U psilon, have "w h ite,C h ristian " m odification of the off-cam pus 43 ' f t 44 bread E ditorial and business offices at 341 Stu­ Photography A d viso r....................David Jaehnig c la u se s w ritten blatantly into e s, but I bet not all that w arm a ir housing ru les. My buddy and I % % 42. Ship's dent S ervices Building, Michigan State U ni­ N ews A d v iso r R ichard E . Hansen th e ir national constitutions and cam e from the Gulf of M exico. w ere going to live in a tent next 46 i 47 timber curve v e rsity , E ast L ansing, M ichigan. C opydesk Advisor ......................... H enry P ric e c h a rte rs. ' ' So n o w “ A s-M o o ” (that’s y e a r, but we couldn't afford a lux­ 45 T he abortive hypocrisy inher­ ASMSU. people) rep la ces AUSG. u ry apartm ent. M onday, M ay 24, 1965 M ic h ig a n S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig an World News More Than $880,000 M SU B o o k s to re M SU B o o k s to re M S U B o o k s to re M SU B o o k s to re M SI at a Glance1 4 Ml M M SU A c c e p ts F u n d s s |U F ro m O u r W ir« S e r v ic e s nical assista n ce to the U niversity B Gifts and grants totaling $881,. rent grant will support the study of N igeria, will do the re se a rc h 438.37 w ere accepted F riday by for two y e ars. b ! A N ational Science Foundation w ith a consortium of th ree other u v A ttem pted O v e rth ro w C o m m u n ist In s p ire d Michigan State’s Board of T ru s­ institutions: Colorado State Uni­ o tees. g rant for $66,700 w ill provide v e rsity , Kansas State U niversity for new equipm ent in a p ro ce ss o SAIGON, Viet Nam—T he governm ent charged The board m et at the MSU Bi­ and the U niversity of W isconsin. Sunday an attem pt to overthrow p re m ie r Phan ological Station at Gull Lake. control laboratory being planned R alph H, Sm uckler, acting dean k Huy Quat’s reg im e last week was a C om m unist Included was a $155,136 grant for undergraduates intheC o llege of international p ro g ram s, and schem e to ste e r South Viet Nam tow ard neu tra­ from the U.S. Office of Educa­ of E ngineering. Glenn L. Johnson, p ro fesso r of lism and eventually to Com m unism . tion for continued support of an T h e grant, t o g e t h e r with ag ricu ltu ral econom ics, w ill di­ S T he charge was issued in a com m unique fol­ experim ental program called In- m atching MSU funds, w ill be used re c t the project. t lowing a th ree -h o u r m eeting called by Quat and t e r p e r s o n a l P ro ce ss Recall to buy a digital co ntro ller and to MSU’s Development Fund has attended by the nation’s top m ilitary leaders. (IPR). extend an analog com puter. D ir­ received $60,000 from the estate o T he com m unique said: The program , directed by N or­ ecto r of the grant is R ichard J. of B urr W heeler, an MSU alum ­ r “ T he plot of May 20 to overthrow the govern­ m an Kagan, p ro fesso r of educa­ Reid, asso ciate p r o f e s s o r of nus who died last July 30. W heel­ tion, utilizes videotape reco rd­ ele ctrical engineering. e m ent was cle arly a schem e of the C om m unist Quat The Agency for International e r, a graduate of 1903, w as exe­ V iet C ong.” ings to help students, teach ers cutive vice president of the C hile M and counselors relive and des­ Development has aw arded $63, Exploration Co. until his re tire ­ Ml T W O crib e th e ir thoughts and behav­ 406 to support re se a rc h of prob­ m ent in 1952. K la n C o u p le T i e Knot io r during experim ental teaching lem s of N igerian ru ra l develop­ m ent. MSU, which provides tech- T he bequest will be used for s[ FARMV1LLE, N .C .—A KuKlux Klan wedding was perform ed under o r counseling session s. The cu r­ special program s and p ro jects u' the g lare of spotlights on a dusty, plowed field in the heart of North of the Development Fund. Marketing Chairman- C aro lin a’s tobacco country Saturday. An NSF grant for $55,700 will B T he bridegroom , Jam es E arl T ay lo r, 27, w ore the white robe and support re s e a rc h on the valida­ B peaked cap of the Klan. tion of a com puter m odel of social o T he bride, 3 7 -year-o ld B essie Irene T yson, wa» in a light blue behavior. D irecting the study a re p arty gown with hooped sk irt. Educator Of The Year John G ullahorn, p ro fesso r of so­ ciology, and Jeanne G ullahorn, re se a rc h asso ciate in psychol­ 1° k k K e l l e r , R o o s e v e lt Honored NEW YORK—Author Helen K eller and the late E lean or R oosevelt are the top choices among 10 living and 10 deceased A m erican women of the T he chairm an of the D epart­ m ent of M arketing an d T ran sp o r- tation at M ichigan State will be honored Tuesday for his national and international work in m arket­ ogy. A nother NSF grant, for $44, 200, w ill provide for a study of the com ponents of food ex­ penditure. V ictor E. Sm ith, pro­ fe sso r of econom ics, and Dena S t t i l ONE 20th century nam ed to the Women’s H all of Fam e C ederquist, p ro fesso r and ch air­ ing education, m an of foods and nutrition, w ill at the W orld's F a ir. Thom as A. Staudt w ill receive conduct the research . M rs. John F . Kennedy, the P resid en t’s widow, the 1965 M arketing Educator of T he board accepted $31,300 Ml w as chosen as one of the 10 living w inners but the Y ear award from the Sales from the A m erican F ed eration of M| declined the honor. She said she is still not ac­ and M arketing Executives In ter­ S cepting any honors o r aw ards at this tim e. H er M usicians to support the seventh S national (SM E-I), a professional C ongress of S trings. T his y e a r’s u K e lle r husband was assassinated 1 1/2 y e ars ago. organization w ith m ore than C ongress, the fifth at MSU, is IU 25,000 m em bers in th e f r e e scheduled for June 28-A ug. 21. w orld. Olaf M ickelsen, p ro fesso r of B S o v ie ts C h a rg e U .S . E c o n o m ic In te rv e n tio n T he presentation will be made foods and nutrition, w ill continue B o MOSCOW—The Soviets chargedSunday that P residen t Johnson ap­ at the 30th International M arket­ re se a rc h of how cycad flour af­ p o parently has decided to begin destroying North Viet Nam’s econom ­ ing C ongress in S eattle, Wash. fects experim ental anim als un­ ic potential. They pledged to boost Soviet m ilitary help to the Hanoi As vice presiden t of the A m er­ d er a $21,456 grant from the p k reg im e “ if n e cessa ry .” ican M a r k e t i n g A ssociation, N ational Institutes of H ealth. k T he K rem lin w arned at the sam e tim e that there m ust be no Mun­ Staudt is responsible for the p ro ­ The board also accepted $6, ich-type appeasem ent of aggression. fessio nal program s and activities 931 in scholarship grants to MSU. S ■directed tow ard 1,200 university THOMAS STAUDT S t p ro fe sso rs in m arketing. In this t o B o liv ia n A r m y M oves On M in e rs connection he will d irect a spe­ Rem em ber . . . . cial com m em orative internation­ r al sym posium of educators in LA PAZ, Bolivia f —T he ruling m ilitary junta ordered the arm y Sunday night to occupy B olivia’s strikebound nationalized W ashington, DjC. in Septem ber. Staudt recently worked With It’s Free! e tin m ines. the U .S. State D epartm ent In de­ O u r s a fe , f r e e sto ra g e is your Ml T roops im m ediately moved on the mining cen ter of K am i, near veloping m arketing ideas in for­ the city of O ruro, officials said. eign aid program s. sound in ve stm en t M S In the d ecree, the governm ent declared the mining cen ters S of the state-ow ned B olivian ^U ning C orp. as m ilitary zones and An author an d professional F o r p ickup c a ll . . . IV 2 -0 7 6 8 today u p u r ^,11 r e s ia e t i i s ♦••"ue. > A rm y troops w ere fighting the leftist m iners in the southern a rea of Q uechisla, the com m andant of the 2nd division, C ol. E frain G uachalla, reported. He said th ere had been som e dead ^ tively heads one of the largest «t m arketing faculties in the nation. Staudt holds th re e _ d e g re e s Capital Laundry « ■ S w e a ts h ir ts and wounded..; Q uechisla is about 391 m iles south of La Paz. “ from Indiana U niversity. T he Q uechisla m iners w ere reported to have blown up four railro ad bridges, interrupting rail traffic with A rgentina, the governm ent said. . .. .. * D O N T M I S S IT ! SALE S o v ie t- U .S . S p lit C a u s e s W a rs —De G a u lle LA FLECHE, F ra n c e -P re s id e n t C harles De Gaulle, s “ n J ay blam ed Soviet-A m eric an riv alry for the continuation of the V ietna­ m ese conflict and the Santo Domingo civil w ar. In a speech winding up a five-day tour through w estern F rance, De Gaulle again urged an end to the ’ 'two hegem onies, or alleged A m erican and Soviet dom ination over the w orld. M M S e c u r ity C o u n c il On C a ll u S Buy 2 at Regular Price U UNITED NATIONS—T he U.N. Security Council Sunday rem ained on call in case an em ergency situation develops in the Dom inican B B Republic requiring its action. T he Soviet Union insisted on this standby procedure Saturday when the council recessed its Dominican debate until Monday afternoon. Io Get 3rd One Free O ther council m em bers agreed. ° Ik SEC Talk Scheduled S t M IX O R M A T C H ’E M A S t u d e n t Education C orps in planning the conference. All o (SEC) co-ordin ator will speak to u n iv ersitie s, junior colleges and the G overnor’s C onference on com m unity colleges in the state r Student V olunteers at E astern M ichigan U niversity today. have been invited. Also going from MSU will be Robin Ruhf, SEC co-coordinator e S T IL L A GOO D F rank Blanco, E ast Lansing Ml graduate student, will explain the and B loom fieldH ills senior; Andy M Rogin, B irm ingham junior; Steve S stru c tu re of the SEC, the orig­ Plavnick, Oak P ark freshm an; S inal volunteer group helping eco­ John M iller, Bangor junior; John ul nom ically and socially under­ privileged children. A. Fuzak, vice p resid en t for stu­ dent affairs; and Lana D art, as­ u S e le c tio n o f C o lo rs & S t y le s B Blanco has worked with the sistan t d irecto r of student activ­ B itie s. o State Human R esources Council o Now On L o ts of so m e - few of o th e rs . 8 s t y le s , 18 c o lo r s , 4 s iz e s o 0 k k G e t h e re e a r ly fo r the b est s e le c tio n . the 50 $ 1o S t r MSU - o R e d BOOK STORE Ml World Heavyweight Championship Fight M S C e d a r U Tomorrow Night—Lansing Civic Center U b ! so t R e v ie w Located in the Center o o Sold a t . . . . ONLY $4.00 at the Paramount Newstands for International Programs k . U nion C o n c o u rse 211 E v e rg re e n . In te rn a tio n a l C e n te r $ 5 .5 0 a t the door 1 0 3 E . M ic h ig a n M S U B o o k s to r e M S U B o o k s to r e M S U B o o k s to r e M S U B p o k s to re ^ R lS l 4 M ic h ig a n S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig an M onday, M ay 24, 1965 G a r r e tt S p a rk s T ra c k m e n In C o n fe re n c e W in By R O B E R T A Y A F IE S ta te N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r ' ' IO W A C I T Y , I o w a - - 5 6 in ’6 5 . T h a t s u m m e d u p th e p ic tu r e h e r e F r id a y ' a n d S a tu rd a y f o r th e M ic h ig a n S ta te S p a r ta n s < a s th e y w o n th e B ig T e n t r a c k c h a m p io n s h ip s , s e ttin g a c o n f e r e n c e r e c o r d a s w e ll a s a n u m ­ b e r o f v a r s ity m a rk s an d e x e r tin g a te a m e f ­ f o r t w h ic h p r o v e d th e m w o r th y o f th e t i t l e . T h e S p a rta n s ac - The victory w as m ore than c u m u la te d 56 p o in ts the individual title s earn ed . It rep resen ted , in the overall pic­ in t h e i r v i c t o r y , f o l­ tu re , the ex trao rdinary depth that lo w e d b y M ic h ig a n a t Coach F ran D ittrich brought to Iowa C ity, and the united effort 43 a n d W is c o n s in , th e p resen ted from the m inute the d e fe n d in g c h a m p , a t startin g gun went off in the p re ­ 37. Behind the top th re e w ere c ro sins aries lim the to the last man to w ire in the finals. Iowa and M innesota—28 each; Mike Bowers Jim Garrett N o rth w e s te rn --13; Illin o is- - 9 ; P urdue and Ohio State— each 6; " could trich F o r do two said, it weeks I said we and as he we d id ," Dit­ spoke of the and Indiana— S. team ’s trium ph. "T h e boys did A f t e r s e ttin g fie ld , m e e t and v a r s i t y r e c o r d s w it h Keith Coates Gene Washington T h e B i g T e n i n d o o r lo n g ju m p k i n g , G a r r e t t , now a d d s th e o u t d o o r l o n g The title m eant m ore than the Im portance of being cham p. They It m arked the firs t tim e that a exactly what they set out to do. all wanted to contribute; a ju m p o f 6 ' 7 1 / 2 ” l a s t A s o p h o m o r e who a l s o W a s h i n g t o n 's v i c t o r y in Spartan track team has brought that’s why we won. week, B o w e rs , a n o th e r ru n s c r o s s - c o u n t r y , t h e 1 2 0 h ig h h u r d l e s t o p ­ ju m p and 2 2 0 t i t l e s to h is c r e d its . The C o lu m ­ a Big Ten crown back to E ast " It w as a team effort from ta le n te d sophomore, C o a te s o w n s both th e o u t - ped o ff a re c o r d - b r e a k ­ b i a , S .C ., j u n i o r a l s o Lansing since M ichigan State en­ the word ‘go.’ T he boys feel won­ b o u n d e d b a ck to t a k e th e d o o r and i n d o o r c o n f e r ­ in g y e a r t h a t s a w h i m s e t w o r k s th e 1 0 0 and t r i p l e tered the conference 14 y e ars derful. They’re real proud of B i g T e n h ig h ju m p c r o w n e n c e m i l e t i t l e s and th e m e e t , f i e l d and v a r s i t y ju m p f o r th e S p a r t a n s . ago. the fact that they got o ne." w ith a 6 ' 7 " m a r k . r e c o r d s th a t go w it h t h e m . m a r k s in th e 3 3 0 's . The m eet fulfilled many Dit­ trich p roph esies. It saw Jim G a rre tt becom e the Big T en long P H O O G E , P H IL L IP S M A K E F IN A L S jum p king. It saw sophom ore Keith C oates sta rt off a prom ­ Netters Finish 4th In Big 10 ising c a re e r with his re c o rd - breaking win in the m ile. It saw Tom H erb ert finally reach his peak in the discus. It saw Gene As Wolves Romp To Title W ashington run off with the 120 high hurdles crow n. A P E N N Y F O R Y O U R T [H O U G H T S — T h a t ' s w h a t th a T he p relim in aries took only r i v a l B i g T e n t r a c k c o a c h e s w o u ld h a v e g i v e n , and one man from the Spartan ran ks. m o r e , f o r w h a t S t a t e ’ s F r a n D i t t r i c h p la n n e d i n h i s N orm S inclair lost out in his c o n q u e s t o f th e c o n f e r e n c e t i t l e . P h o to b y Jon Z w i c k e l two events, the 100 and 220, B y R IC K P I AN IN both by narrow m arg in s. Bob a very good tim e considering they clocking, cancelling the 4:08.5 S ta te N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r 1 T h e N E W S In | Steele, who qualified for the 330 w ere running into the wind. m ark set by Bob Lake of M ichi­ BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Mich­ in term ed iate hurdles but ran out "W ashington’s : 3 6 . 3 in th e 33 0 gan State in 1959. igan State’s tennis team finished of the m oney in th e fin a ls,m isse d in term ed iates for second place G a rre tt won the long jump on fourth in the Big T en m eet here out in the 120 highs. bettered the varsity m ark he set his la st leap, scoring 24’ 5 1 /2 " . Saturday, while arc h -riv a l Mich­ igan snatched the conference title with a 142-point total. M R T S "T hey all ran te rrific a lly ,” against W estern M ichigan a n d H is second victory cam e in the D ittrich noted. "In the 220, the M iam i, : 3 6 . 8 . Steele, who w as 220 w i^i a tim e of :21.6. He f irs t four m en all cro ssed the sixth, was tim ed at ¡ 3 6 . 9 , which placed in the 100 behind M ichi­ Two Spartans fought th e ir way w ire at the sam e tim e— :21.6— shows just how close the race s gan’s D orie Reid, who c ro ssed to the finals com petition, only to No. 4 man Jirn P h illip s, 6-1,6-2, w ere. the w ire ar :10.0. be knocked off by the W olverines. while team m ate G eorge R ussell "T h e perform ance I w as m ost B ow ers’ Big Ten high jump Vic Dhooge, S tate 's No. 5 singles stopped Spartan Mike" Youngs, delighted in w as that pf ‘Tom title cam e pn a jump of 6’ 7 " . man was defeated by Hal Lowe, 9-7, 6-2 in No. 6 singles. S p a rta n P la c in g s H e rb ert,’’ D ittrich r e m a r k e d . He topped Bill Holden of W is­ 6 -2 , 7-5, while the No. 2 doubles F ra s e r, Stew art an dR u ssell all "H e finally cam e through in the consin, who ‘.looked to be the - ■c.V Jim PhilU tá ' s to their p o ifir c -•<- 4“' toss w as the - favorite on the basis o f Ms 6’ was overpow ered by Lowe and resp ectiv e singles divisions. b est of his c a re e r and tops the 8 3 /4 " jump during the auai -sea­ John F ra s e r, 8-6, 6-2. In sem i-final doubles m atches, TRACK; F ir s t 56 v arsity m ark. T hat’s not bad, is son which led the standings. State finished the m eet with, 82 H o o s i e r D a v e P o w e r - m d i T E N N IS : F o u rth 82 it? " T he 120 highs went to Gene points, just tw o behind third- McN'erney topped S tate’s Dwight None of th«y>erformances could W ashington, c l o c k e d at :14.2. place N orthw estern. C oach Stan Shelton and Wolff, 9 -7 ,6 -2 , while G O LF: Seventh 1,540 be term ed bjkd. Keith C oates ran M innesota s Bryon G igler nosed Drobac said that if the m eet had M ichigan’s B rian Flood and Jim BA SEBA LL: T h ir d 9W , 6 L a blazing m ile to establish a new out Clint Jones f&ir the second b eejp j^p red uiiJc‘r**The cjld SYS*- £ |X ft beat War^'VP &nd Y.w".o- . . .A '** %. ' * . ' * Big Ten- recccid with his 4,*08;2v spot> „ \ tem , which only counted meet tw ice by the "same score, 6-2, ___________ i— » . . — a s j^7?eim eqprovidedtfie~ * hom e crow d with its sh are of points, the Spartans would have 6-2. finished in third place, eight C lark G raebner, N orthw est­ points ahead of N orthw estern. e rn ’s cham pion in the No. 2 sin­ AT BIG TEN MEET excitem ent when he w onthe330’s in :36.1, besting the Big Ten S .B .S . It might also be noted that ’ gles last y ear, advanced to the M innesota, which finished sixth No. m ark of ¡37.1 and the national collegiate reco rd of :36l2. 7 th P la c e F o r S ix S w in g e r s Has All Your Needed 1 singles crown in the conference, claim ed a de­ 6-4, 6-3 victory over Indiana’s with a 3-6, T h ere w ere no Spartan en­ fault of the two doubles m atches P ow ers. trie s in the 660, which went to that State was unable to com ­ Jim H a rris of N orthw esterh, tim ­ plete May 14, instead of playing T he No. 1 doubles title went to In the tw o-day, 72-hole m eet, cond best- golfer with a card of ed in 1:18.7. W isconsin’S; B ar­ Typing Supplies B y JOE M I T C H them here Just p rio r to the m eet, Pow ers and M cNerney of Indiana, S ta t e N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r P urdu e’s B o ilerm ak ers retained 306. H is final round of 73 was ney P eterso n cro ssed the Wire at as Coach Drobac h a d h o p e d . who whipped M ichigan’s K a r l WEST LAFAYETTE, I n d .- - th eir golf crow n and captured his best overall score. 1:50.6 to take the 880. T hese two points would have giv­ H edrick and J e rry Stew art, 6-3, "Y ou gotta know the te rrito ry ," th e ir 10th league title since 1950. O ther S p a r t a n s and th e ir Kent B ernard, the only retu rn ­ en the Spartans a tie for third 6-3. sang the m an in "T h e M usic M ichigan gave a stro ng chal­ sc o re s: Doug Sw artz, 309; Sandy ing Big Ten cham p, retained his with the W ildcats. U-M ’s Swift and Flood earned M an,” and State’s golf team prov­ lenge for team honors, but the M cAndrew, 311; Doug Hankey, 440 title, finishing at :46.6, with State ran into trouble in the the No. 3 doubles honors with a ed that it did over the weekend. W olverines lost out on the final 317 and Buck M orrison , 333. Das Cam pbell second a t :47.4. sem i-finals Saturday, after tak­ 7-5, 6-3 win over C harles F itcher R esults from the Big Ten golf 18 holes and finished a clo se six Coach John B rotzm ann w as * Paper ing five of six singles m atches and Bob Wham of Indiana. and sweeping all of the doubles co ntests in the opening round F ri­ T he W olverines, who entered cham pionship held h e re F rid ay stro k es behind Purdue, 1472- not pleased with his team ’s p e r­ so The and Saturday indicated that the 1486. and W Indiana isconsin w as th fourth ird w ith with 1497 1504, form that ance, he w as but su rp he rised did indicate that State Big ta’s Ten two m ile earned Minne­ N o rris P eterso n a new reco rd . His tim e of day. the m eet trailin g first-p lace In­ Spartan s w i n g e r s have found them selves a fam iliar conference follow ed by: Ohio State, 1521;, finished as high as it did. 9:01.5 topped the old 9:02 .6m ark diana by only one point, put on a set by P urdue’s G eorge H arvey * Ribbons Indiana's Rod M_. -ey, who niche to settle into. F o r the M innesota, 1523; M ichigan eventually won the No. 2 single, re s t exhibition of tennis, earn ­ fourth consecutive y e ar, the golf­ 1540; Iowa, 1543; N orthw estern, in eighth or lo w er," he said. title, defeated C aptain C harlie ing 73 points to the H oosiers 57. e rs finished seventh in th eir bid 1545 and Illinois, 1570. State, "1 thought that we would end up T he Hawkeye quartet of Dale " I knew that we could beat Illi­ Thom pson, F red F eree , A1 Ran­ Wolff, 6-4, 7-5, and M ichigan’s Following State in the final for the league title, and a re now M ichigan, how ever, had the nois and N orthw estern, but I dolph and Jon R eim er edged the John F ra s e r tripped up L aird standings w ere: Illinois, with 62 beginning to think that they can top individual sc o re r fo r the m eet w as unsure about Iow a." M ichigan com bine for honors in W arner in No. 3 singles, 6-2, points; M innesota, 41; Iowa, 32; do no b e tter. Since 1951, they in 2 1 -y ear-o ld Bill Newton. The The rain on Saturday raised the m ile relay with a tim e of 6-2. W isconsin, 31; Ohio State, 30; have held down the num ber seven Junior p re-m e d student finished sc o res generally, but it was es­ 3:12.1. * Term Paper Covers W olverine J e rry Stew art beat and Purdue, 21. position seven tim es. th ird la st season, but th is tim e pecially tough on the S partan to­ card ed a final round of 73 for ta ls . A fter 18 holes on F riday , a th re e -o v e r-p a r 287 for the S tate’s golfers w ere in th ird the Bogie Redmon of Illinois took discus crown with a toss of 72 holes. place, only nine stro k es behind to M3innesota’s 167’ 1 /2 " , w hile the shot went Tom B arnes, the S tate’s top p e rfo rm er w as Ken M ichigan. By the end of the Benson, who finished the 72-hole firs t 36 holes, they w ere in fifth B adger scoring with a put of Erasers a ffair w ith a sco re of 301. Af­ place and B rotzm ann had hopes 55’ 3 /4 ” . te r the firs t 36 holes on F riday , for a firs t division finish. Rounding out the com petition he led the field w ith rounds of S cores in the high 80’s drop­ w as the pole vault, which was 70 and 74 fo r a 144 total. With ped the Spartans to ninth place m inus State en trie s. With a vault ★★★ in te rm itten t downpours of rain, a fte r the firs t 18 on Saturday, of 1 5 * 9 1 /4 ", G eorge C anam are Benson slackened off on Satur­ and only fine perform an ces by of M ichigan put on a spectacular day and card ed sco res of 77 and M ackey and Sw artz on the last perform an ce to topple the old Xerox Copy Service 80. 18 brought the team to its final reco rd of 15’ 3 /4 " set by the F re d M ackey w as S tate’s s e - restin g spot in seventh place. W olverines’ Rod D enhart in 1962. G O IN G ! G O IN G ! G O IN G ! Á L L P R E S E N T M E R C H A N D IS E A T F A N T A S T IC S A V IN G S ! Sport Shirts Sweaters Suits Sta-Prest Slacks Long Sleeve Dacron-W ool V alues to $5.95 Alpaca Pullover R eg. $49.50 Ollf $1.91 Oily $14.95 Oily $34.95 Only $5.95 Sum m er Ties SwimWear Dross Shirts Sport Coats R eg. $4.95 V alues to $2.50 Only $3.95 Only $17.95 np 2 for $7.00 Only 990 tudent D o o k ¿ t o r e A L L D RESS S LA C K S R E D U C E D 228 ABBOTT RD. F ree P a rk in g In L a rg e L o t A t Rear O f Store Lm Kositdieh’s VARSITY SHOP EAST LANSING M ic h ig a n S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n s in g , M ich ig an M onday, M ay 24, 1965 5 B U C K E Y E S SW EEP P A IR , 1 3 -1 0 ,2 -0 Louis Smells Out Clay’s Fight Plan S t a t e W i n s B a t T i t l e ( O h i o , T h a t I s ) M aniere, who w ent .6 fo r 13 seventh, getting s i n g l e s from B y JOE L O U IS a hero— th at’s why he keeps talk­ By DUANE LAN C ASTER over the weekend, got two of the Speer and Juday and a double ( C o p y r i g h t 1965 ing about how pretty he is . S ta te N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r hits, a double and a single and from B illings to put the gam e B y A s s o c ia te d P re s s ) Y es he is serio u s about it. H ow They w as the only play er in the gam e out of reach . COLUMBUS, O h i o - - B e f o r e with m ore than one hit. Indiana finished the Big Ten I’ve seen all kinds of heavy­ But that doesn’t m ake him any this weekend’s baseball se rie s season a t 6-7 after a Saturday w eights since 1 firs t walked up m o re grown up. Didn’t you ever with Indiana and Ohio State, coach F in ish e d ” We got g rea t pitching in the sp lit with the U niversity of M ich­ the s tre e t in D etroit to w ork out see a child bust out crying at Danny L itw hller said winning a second gam e,” said P elle rin . igan. M ichigan ended the season at the B rew ster C enter Gym. the end of a story that has a sad double-header w as the toughest w "W e could have used som e of it with a 10-5 m ark for second When 1 w as cham pion I defended ending? W ell, that’s C assiu s, who job in baseball and that a team place. against b ru is e rs , b o x e r s and alw ays has to have a happy end­ has to be both good and lucky to O h i o S ta te , 1 1 in the firs t gam e." ________ clow ns. But I can say I never ing. do it. M i c h i g a n . .10 The Spartans put together a C o m in g . . . fought anybody exactly like C as­ If he w ere grownup about these Fickle Lady Luck left the Spar­ MSU Io w a 9 7 b etter com bination of pitching sius C lay. things, he wouldn’t be half as tans Saturday and State lost the Illin o is . . . 8 and hitting the day before as T h e bigg est I don’t think he is as great tough to handle in the ring. Be­ Big Ten title by dropping a twin In d ia n a . . . 6 Dick H olm es went all the way a s he thinks he is —th at’s a cause he’s still a kid, he takes bill to Ohio State 13-10 and 2-0 with a sev en -h itter and got the little too m uch for one m an. I in C olum bus. The crow n went with M in n e s o ta . 5 support of 10 State hits against the risk s without w orrying. JA Z Z P urd u e . . . 5 do think he Is unusual. T hat’s the firs t gam e loss and second W is c o n s in . 6 Indiana for a 6-1 victory. why Sonny L iston failed against And, when the ugly b ear com es place left with the second gam e. SESSION N ’ w e s te rn . 1 him fighting a usual fight andwhy grow ling at him , C assius w ill “ We ju st ran out of breaks Left field er Bob Speer and B ill­ Sonny m ust fight b e tte r to win th is retu rn . be ready to stab in a punch or two, usually a left hook. And, Saturday,” said assista n t coach F rank P elle rin . Line Scores ings paced the hitting with two hits apiece w ith B illings getting th is y e a r a t S ta te If he thinks he has the b ear off The Spartans, 28-10 fo r the F R ID A Y : his th ird hom e run of the sea- C lay’s plan Isn’t com plicated, balance, he sp u rts, left, right, season and 9-6 in the Big Ten, M S U 000 0 1 2 201 CK B IL L IN G S T o m o rro w it’s Just a way of getting the left, rig h t. Then he backs off, stayed in contention for the cham ­ BO B M A N IE R E In d . 8 :0 0 p .m . ‘til ? ? b est out of what he h as—his 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 to glide around until it’s tim e to pionship by whipping Indiana 6-1 H olm es and H oosier pitcher reach , his height and his speed annoy the enemy again. F rid ay in Bloomington and had by Steve Juday and B ruce P e ttl- S A T U R D A Y : sent him down to his firs t de­ Rich Scott w orked three sco re­ NO C HA RG E around the ring. the Bucks 8-1 beofre an eight- bone’s tw o-run single m om ents F ¡ r s t G a m e : feat in six decisions. less innings before Indiana open­ He will be working to stretch T h e re ’s nothing much e lse to run th ird inning gave Ohio State la te r. — - ed the scoring in the fourth on NO AGE MINIMUM Then th e Buckeyes went to work OSU 108 003 O l x 1 3 - 1 4 - 5 gotT hthe ird basem an Dick Redd, who M S U • 143 100 010 1 0 - 1 5 - 4 Sonny’s legs, to bend Sonny’s back it, no com plications. It’s hit and its firs t baseball title since 1951. singles by K ess Searff and short­ run, hit and run. But he’s fast OSU finished at 11-2 in the Big on startin g and losing pitcher only hit off D obrel, a stop F red N ori and a walk. “ D ig o r p la y ” m uscles and to burn him up and a s they com e and with a born double in the th ird inning, led at G o lf- O - T r o n to tea se him . Ten. John K rasnan. confidence in him self. Until he 0 - 6 - 2 scored on a tht ree off the firs with a walk and Second Gam e: Ohio State and M ichigan State A walk and five consecutive MSU 000 000 0 State cam e back in the fifth It m ay sound goofy to the av er­ gets his firs t walloping, he’ll swapped runs in the first inning singles, two of w h ic h barely OSU 100 001 x 2 -1 -1 -b ase e r r o r by to tie the sc o re on catcher Bill age p erson what w ith all that stay cocky. but the Spartans ro ared ahead trick led through the infield, ' gn't ,'^7..VV ' ..............7 ..'. firs t basem an Steve Juday. Steckley’s single and a couple m oney involved, but I'm not wrong But so far he hasn’t had to with four runs in the second, K rasnan off the mound and left The Bucks added the other of e rro rs and took the lead an when I tell you this all is still think about it. It has been a big two com ing on a home run by field er R uss N agelson greeted P ettibone had th ree singles for in the sixth on a walk, a sa c ­ inning la te r on a tw o-run home a gam e, to Clay, a dream w orld. run by B illings. He’s like a little boy who m akes up s to rie s. T here has to be a p arty to him . And he doesn’t mind w hat happens so long as he can keep blowing up the balloons, center field er Bob M aniere. The v isito rs put a th ree -ru n cushion on th eir lead in the top re lie fe r R ollie W alcott with a the Spartans. 400-foot hom e run before the Dave Spartans could get a m an out. Ohio State in relief of s ta rte r Singerm an got the win for rific e , a passed ball and an in­ field out. M errel scattered six S par­ State added two m o re in the S E N IO R S villain—th a t’s why he ca lls Sonny eating the cake and drinking the of the third on a single by Dick W alcott gave up two m ore sin­ Ron Kitchon. tan h its to gain the shut-out vic­ the ugly b e ar—and th e re has to be lem onade. B illings, a run-producing double gles and a double before the to ry. B uckeyes w ere through with the The seven-inning nightcap pro­ outburst. bably took less tim e than the third NOW . . . M IC H IG A N T h e a te r T he Spartans tied the sco re 9-9 inning of the first gam e but the Feoture at 1 :2 0 .3 :5 5 -6 :3 5 .9 :1 5 in the fourth with the aid of resu lt was the sam e. Don’t two walks and an e r r o r but back- L eft hander Doug Dobrei pit­ "C H E YE N N E AU TU M N" to-back hom e runs in the sixth ched a one-h itter and struck out F ro m Forget Richard Widmark • Carroll Baker by cen ter field er Con H arkins eight b a tters but unearned runs Karl Malden • Sal Mineo - James T O D A Y ... 7:00 P.M . and Nagelson accounted for th ree in the firs t and sixth innings Stewart - Dolores Del Rio runs and gave the B uckeyes a AGREAT M O VIEI'W ^. perm anent lead. "O hio State was ready to give DRIVE “ N O T H IN G up by the third inning,” P e lle rin said, "b u t those eight runs really picked them up.” M Hoa S o U h w ao l a« L a n sin g on M - 7 8 -IN HUM BU T A M A N ” All MSU had a final chance in the Shown 7;30 , 9:35 P.M. eighth inning, scoring once and May loading the bases with no one out but re lie fe r Jim M errel struck out the next two b a tters and got S ta r ts T h is W ednesday, E x c lu s iv e Showing! 26th FRIDAY: T h r i l l G e n e ra tio n ? About M aniere on a pop fly to end the vnnini-, J A M E B B O /V O I B B A C K .. I B B A C K I IMS v Sosa mSBMNM W A Y -O U T A ■ft.« The - J " ’*■** as M aniere topped all h itte rs with tu u in ... a hom e run, dtas&s zz.i cingle ‘ Hi five attem pts. N agelson’3 two fidme runs led the B uckeyes. ’tommy ÏO M »iOjAVtS M 00*0 RUSSIA] i fB o m J B 1.i*Y^ ] S E A R C H IN G FOR A Right mmd JAMES BOND W AY OUT! itemi NOW G L A D M E R T h e a tre MARSHALL NAIfY ’ ’ -THE B E A C H Be A Better Conversationalist >Develop Your Hidden Abilities >Win That Better Job. More Income B O O K STO R E STATE PALE CA RN EG IE CO U R SES P ra s a n te d B y L a n s in g B u s in e s s U n iv e r s i t y 4 8 9 -5 7 6 7 C O R N E R E V E R G R E E N A N D W . G R A N D R IV E R -O N E B L O C K W EST O F T H E U N IO N ____ 211 E . G ra n d R iv e r E a s t L a n s in g NEWS » 6 M ic h ig a n S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ic h ig a n M onday, M ay 24, 1965 C L A S S IF IE D -S P E C IA L P R IC E S Em p lo ym e n t F o r Rent F o r Rent F o r S a le H I A uto m o tive A u to m o tive Em p lo y m e n t CHEVROLET, 1961 Bel A ir. 6- THLNDERBIRD, 195 7, b l a c k FULL TIME woman c a s h i e r . A SELLING CAREER withN.£~.R. 2 M fcN.Haslett apartm ents, sum - SUPERVISED ROOMS and ap art­ SEWING MACHINÉS: C lose-out w ith a cylinder. Stick. 39,000 m iles. sp o tless. 3-speed, floor shift, Must be neat and pleasan t. Call Young man, 24-34 for training to m er term . Two leaving, will give m ents. Male studen ts. Cooking, on W hite Z ig-Z ags. T h ree only. Body and m otor excellent con­ pow er steerin g , brak es, radio. in p e r s o n . P rin ce B ro thers sell cash re g iste rs, adding m a­ reduced ra te . 351-5258. 38 parking. 1-1/2 blocks fro m B e r- $49.95. $5 p e r m onth.Tw o brand lo w cost dition. $950. 355-9443. 38 Two tops, like new. Must see to Shop-Rite M arket, 555 E .G rand chines. P refer college man with AVAILABLE SUMMER. A ccom - key. F or su m m er. IV 5-8836.42 new N ecchl p o rtab les. $89.95. i , CHEVROLET, 1955 V-8 hardtop ap preciate. C o n s i d e r trad e. R iver, E ast Lansing. 37 som e s a l e s background. Call m odate 4. P arking. Ideal for hot APPROVED SINGLE roo m s. 1/2 $6 p er m onth. EDWARDS DIS­ 1 W A N T A D autom atic. Pow er steerin g . 2 - $2,295. See any tim e Sunday at COLLEGE MEN: Sum m er work L .J. Flem ing, IV 4-7465. An w eather com fort. No d isc rim i­ block cam pus. F re e parking. TRIBUTING CO., 1115 N. W ash- . tone. Radio. New tire s . Sharpl 456 C arl S treet, P ortland. 38 available in L ansing area. Op­ equal opportunity em ployer. 48 nation. 332-3980. 40 P h o n e . P riv ate en tran ce. $8 ington, L ansing. IV 9-6448. 38 • A U T O M O T IV E $325. ED 2-0062. 36 T R -4 1962. One owner. M ust see portunity for $120 p er week. C ar BABYSITTER WANTED. O cca- AIR CONDITIONED L U X U R Y weekly. 337-2054 after 6. 38 DIAMOND RING M arque. l/3 c a r - • EMPLOYMENT CHEVROLET 1963 convertible. to appreciate. $1,500. C a l l necessary . C a l l M r. Blythe, sional weekends and overnight APARTMENT with swim m ing APPROVED SUPERVISED f o r at. 1955 C hevrolet, good running • FOR R E N T P o w e rg lid e , power ateering. 250 W ilma P atterso n after 5, 489- 882-6629. 41 babysitting. C all after 6 pm ., pool. One bedroom . $155. B u r- m en. Singles, doubles, som e 4- shape. B est offer. C all Doug, • FOR S A L E hp. dark g re e n . P hone 655-1787. 1664. 38 WANTED, SINGLE m a le , to ED 2-8363 . 39 cham W oods. Sum m er T e rm . man room s with cooking. L arge, 332-5358. 38 • LO S T & FQU ND 40 TRIUMPH 1958 T R -3. Excellent assist handicapped attorney in DELIVERY BOYS, counter g irls 351-4366. 38 quiet, fully furnished. Laundry, ICC WATT S t e r e o am plifier. • PERSONAL CHEVROLET 1960 Bel A ir. 41,000 condition. 337-1555. 39 risin g m ornings, re tirin g eve­ and inside help. Day, n ig h t NEED TWQ m ale room m ates ¡for parkin g. Lobby with T .V . A ver­ P ric e , $40. C all 337-0649, 5-6 m iles. Like new. M ust seel Make VOLKSWAGEN, 1959. Black, red nings. C om pensation: R o o m , seven-roo m ap artm ent. O n e age grade point, 3.3 Renting now pm . 38 * B oard. C all 484-1938, 7-10 pm . shifts, and p a rt-tim e . V arsity • PEANUTS PERSONAL • REAL ESTATE offer over $800. 332-0487. 38 leatherine in te rio r. Radio. Lug­ D rive-In. In E ast Lansing. 42 block - cam pus. Sum m er. $35 for sum m er and fall, Spartan ÔLŸMlPIA PREC1S1ÔN typew rit- • S ER V IC E CHEVY I I 1962, white convertible, gage rack. Good condition. Call 39 m onthly. 351-4562. 38 H all, 215 L ouis, 1 block cam ­ ers-p o rta b le , stan d ard s, elec­ • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N standard, " 6 ” . New top, w ire ED 7-9366. 39 FURNISHED ONE bedro om S par- pu s. ED 2-2574. tric s . L .E . L ighthard & Co., • W A NTE D wheels, $1,300, or best offer. VOLKSWAGEN 1963. ExceiFent tan V illage A partm ent. E x tras. MEN OVER 2l. Single room s. 310 N. Grand Ave. IV 2-1219. 48 351-4104. 38 running condition. $1,185. Must U tilities paid. $90 p e r month. A partm ent f o r th ree . B o g u e WEDDING DRESS, 10. Full length f ) A \ READ fo r P R O FIT S treet next to cam pus. P arking. CORVAtR 1962 Monza convert- s e ll- will bargain. 1047 M ari­ 355-3249 after 4:30 pm . 40 C hantilly l a c e , satin. N ever v.% D E A D L IN E 2 p.m. one cla ss day be­ ible. White, black top. 4-speed. gold. 39 FURNISHED. Two bedroom s. G a- ED 2-3870. 41 w orn. O riginally, $130. B est of­ $1,150. 355-8703. 42 VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE, rag e. S creened -in p o rch .C lo se, SUMMER RENTALS. G reat loca- fe r. 355-5807. „ 39 W ANT ADS fore p u b lic a tio n . FORD, 1958 Autom atic. Excellent 1964. New tire s . A uxiliary heat­ cam pus. $150 includes u tilities. tion, just ac ro ss from cam pus. BICYCLÉ BUILT for two. $65. C a n c e lla tio n s - 12 noon one conditio». Clean i n s i d e , out. e r . Hitch. M aintenance reco rd . June 27-July 27. 337-0217. 41 F A R M H O U S E F R AT E R N -. C h ild ‘s* bicycle, rum ble seat, c la s s day before p u b lic a tio n Foreigner m ust sacrifice. Best M r. B arnett, 699-2165; 337- FURNISHED APARTM ENT. Ap- ITY. Singles, doubles. 151 Bogue. $5. Phone ED 2-1919. 124 Kedzie PHO N E offer. C all 355-7992. 41 0363, weekends. 42 USE fo r RESULTS proved f o u r - m a n . S u m m e r . Ed 2-8635. 48 D rive. 39 FORD 1959 V-5 stick sedan.G ood VOLKSWAGEN, VVHlTE l963con- C lose. P a r k i n g . P riv ate en­ IDEAL QUIET study room s for WEDDING DRESS - Full length. 355-8255 transportation. $250-will b a r­ vertible. Black top. In very fine tran ce. 2 baths. 332-5428, after the sum m er (one right now) C hantilly lace. Size 11. P erfect RATES gain. C all 355-5785 between 1-6 shape. $1,350. 485-1833. 40 5. 39 clo se to cam pus; approved; men; Condition. IV 9-1672, after 5 pm . 39 VOLKSWAGEN 1959 sedan. N e w FOR RENT. Sum m er term only. no cooking; parking $1 week ex­ pm . 40 1 DAY S I . 50 3 D A Y S . . . .53.50 FORD, 1957 V-8 autom atic. S4e- b rakes, m u f f l e r . Good condition. chanically perfect. $80 or best M echanical condition. 351-5469. WANT - AD SPECIAL L arge tw o-bedroom furnished apartm ent for 3-4 students. 332- tra . Phone 337-1449, o r 355- 0089, o r 351-4291, or go to side DÏAMÔND, 1/2 C arat. AAAA-1 Q uality rating . B rillian t cut. 353-1466. 39 5 DAYS. . . . $ 6 .0 0 offer. 351-4687; 337-2429. Ask 39 15 w o rd s o r le s s 1901. 39 door at 428 G rove. See details (based on 15 words per ad) for H arlan. 40 VOLKSWAGEN, 1962 Sunroof. FOUR OR five women wanted to on sign on porch. C losely su p er­ WE DISCOUNT the discounters. FORD 1959, 2-door. Custom 6. B lue. E xcellent condition. No sublease luxury apartm ent for vised to i n s u r e quiet. $6-$7 Skate B oard, $4.99 and up. Sun Over 15, 10c pe' word, per day. Automatic transm issio n. Radio, ru s t. Recently overhauled 2,000 sum m er. 355-1662. 40 sum m er ra te s. 42 g la sses, 98( and up. F risb ees, There w i l l be a 50c se rv ic e h eater, whitew alls. Good condi­ m iles. ED 7-1191 for appoint­ $2.50-3 Days ONE GIRL. Share t h r e e - g i r l ATTENTION COEDS: ZTA House 88£. C ra ss e r g rills, $1. Com ­ bination rod and Zebco Re.il, and bookkeeping charpe if tion. C all 355-3261. 42 m ent. 40 apartm ent. C edar V illage. All or open for sum m er school. M eals, $5.99 and up. Shagg golf balls, FORD, 1962 G alaxie 500convert- VOLKSWAGEN’S 1961 a n d 1965. Second sum m er te rm . M arian, M -F , C hoice of room s. F o r t h i s ad is not paid w it h in o ne week. ible. Red. Excellent condition. M ust sell, buying another, 1961 is $4.00-5 Days 332-1107. 42 m ore inform ation, call ED 2- $1.88 dozen. C ig arette s, 26< pack- $2.50carton, tax included. 36,000 m iles. $1,495. M r. G eyer. red, 1965 white. C all 351-5007. 590 MONTHLY. Two bedroom . 0869. 40 42 APPROVED ROiWiS in new hom e. T ennis supplies. P X -F ran dor. The Sta e News does not IV 2-5062; IV 5-7294. 42 $7.00-10 Days L o w e r Spartan V illage. Sum­ C eram ic show er, patio. C lose 42 perm it ncial o r religious FORD 1957 F airlan e 500. Runs A uto Service & Parts m er. M arried students. Fully KODAK $00 slide p ro jec to r. Two w ell. Must sell. $95 or best of­ N EW BATTERIES. Exchange furnished except linens. 355- in. Phone ED 2-1183. 42 d iscrim i nation in its ad- 750 x 14 snow tire s . 750 x 14 vertising colum ns. The State Ne \vs will not accept advertis fe r. C all 337-0409. OLDSMOBILE 1959 Dynamic '88’ pbeam 40 rice from $7.95. New sealed convertible. Pow er steering and stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO s, 99^. Salvage c a rs , large Come In Today 0801. WANTED: TWO men to live in C edar V i l l a g e luxury ap art­ 42 T r I DELTA House open sum - m er session. Apply for room s to housem other. 634 M.A .C. o r tire chains. T ra ile r hitches for ’61 and ‘63C hevrolets. Eight full body g o o s e hunting d e c o y s . di*cr:m i -.ating aeainst r e ­ b rakes. One ow ner. Excellent PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV m ent. Fall te rm . Phone 355- ED 2-0955. 48 ace, color o r na- U onal'or ,gin. condition. Top like new. 1400 5-1921. O rm and.. 655-2306. 38 GENERATORS AND STARTERS. C 345 Student Services 9105. EVERGREEN, TWO room unfur- 40 MEN: SUMMER, fall. Doubles. C lean, quiet. Two blocks, B er­ key. 351-4017. 532 Ann after 6. C om plete fish aquarium with fish. T ra n sisto r radio. Weston light m e t e r . Men’s clothing OLDSMOBILE, 1955 "have 88" Rebuilt 6 o r 12 volt. G uaran­ nished apartm ent available to a (coats 40-42, slacks 34-38). V ery good-body. E xcellent m e­ teed! Exchange p rice $7.90. M e­ WAITRESSES WANTED: a fte r- m a rried graduate student for 48 332-8813. 38 A utom otive chanical and tran sm issio n . De­ chanic on the job! Installation noon and evening shifts. Apply F o r R en t cash and services.C o ntact M r. WANTED: M A L E room m ate, UTILITY TRAILER. S pare, fitted ALFA ROMEO G uilbiettaSpyder, pendable. $150. 351-4865. 41 serv ice available. ABC AUTO in perso n , Howard Johnson’s A partm ents M ercer at E ast LansingSavings sum m er term only. T o sublet cover, table, cupboard, two bunk I960, Going to E urope, C all OLDSMOBILE 1960, 4-door hu rd - P.ARTS, 613 E . South St. IV R estaurant, 6801 S. C e d a r . V‘i„OjE T O cam pus. Cool & Loan, 303 Abbott, E ast Lan­ one bedroom apartm ent. C a l l co ts, ice chest, c a r top cover. Frank. ‘ED 7-9?34. 39 top. M ust se ll. V ery reasonable. 5-1921. ‘ C Phone 699-2039. 3d' carefree C edar V illage ap art­ sin g . . 39 353-1369 o r 353-1338. 40 882-9994. 40 A lSTIN HEALEY '.^ 0 , ' 3O00. C all 393-2296. 3 4u “ AM -FM L.W . Blaupunkt Radio. WANTED: NIGHT G rill c o o k . m ent. Available for sum m er. T Wô M Â T» r'room A - m ates. C edar F o r S a le N ever ¿river. in. w inter. P e rfe c t PLYMOUTH, 19 59 , standard , C om plete with good running 1960 M ale o r f e m a l e . E xperience 351-4496. Village. Fall t e r m . Luxury ^ tV e .n R o c * A p t s . 38 apartm ent. 355-9105. 40 BICYCLE STORAGE: Sales, s e r - Condition. C all 351-4379. ,36 " 6 " . Good tV res, g w d t unning G erm an F ord Sedan. Only $242 p re fe rre d but not n e cessary . ATTRACTIVE T W O bedroom vice a n d -re n ta ls. EAST LAN­ 252 R iver St., E.L. ELICK, 19 5 9 LeSafcre 2-door condition. $175, or best offer. . .until its cleaned-up. C all Don Apply in person, Howard John­ furnished apartm ent available H o u ses SING CYCLE. 1215 Ej, Grand N ow le a s in g fo r hardtop. A u t o-m a t i c. Pow er 332-0433, 4-8 pm . 38 ’ 337-1472J 355-2184. - 38 sons R estaurant, 6801 S. C edar. sum m er term . Ideal for 3-4. R iver. C all 332-8303. ’ C steerin g , b rakes, seat. R adii. PLYMOUTH 1958 Statlonwagon. COkV ETTE 327 inch block. Very Phone 699-2039. 38 Rent reasonable. 351-4134. 40 TWO HOUSES, M ale students. S u m m e r '- O n l y Good condition, 33~—1018. 36 R ebuilt m otor. Excellent m e­ quick. Make an o f f e r . C a l l COLLEGE MEN: Public relations W .)NTEP: ONE girl to sh a re . C om pletely furnished. Sum m er GET YOL’kS - Yhil F ran k ’s C a r- Nat Hammond 332-8488 FLICK ECLCTR.V,'i9PD. "4-doar. f. chanical condifiori. By' Of igihal L a rry , 351,-,4-19$ a fte r 4. ^ 9 ^ aandm ulti-m advertising dvft3rtrpentS*of ■ ten n ..,C * a U . after 4 pg;.. IV toon Book. 50 of P h il’s best By -owner. $1,100.-■ Phone 6ZT- *. o tfner.. $160. E tl i«67Vd. “ 39 TWO VESPA M otor scooters. i/iM ?' tW lai1 in tern a­ ajawwner.t tiear 5-1380. * . - *99' C artoons in a b e a u z ¿¿V&btid'"'',f oT-f - c i^ R q tM E N T ;. P f . m er, fall, o r w inter. Call 355- book - $1.00 each. F or o rd ers 5 x 7*B ring this ad To MAREK 2296. 6631 \Y, St. Joseph High­ PLYMOUTH 1956 4-door smooth One, 1959 - $150. O ther. 1963 - tional corporation have estab ­ 1922. 38 LAKE MICHIGAN cottage for rent of five o r m ore, call: 351-4322 REXALL PRESCRIPTION CEN­ way. •■ lished a Joint 39 - running six. A utom atic. $150 or $300. V ery good condition. 655- earn) em ploym ent p rogram for APARTMENTS. $4$ to $50 per (L earn while you for s e a s o n . M odern th ree- bedroom cottage on wooded dune between 6 p.m . and m idnight. T E R , 301 N. C lip p ert, by F ran - BL'ICK, 1959.2-door, radio, heat- b est offer. 351-4586 after 5 pm. 2378. 39 college men. Able to work in m onth. Furnished, p e r person E N G L IS H L IG H T -W E IG H T MAGNATONE d o r. C38 e r. four new tire s . Excellent PONTIAC, 1957 V -8. Standard NEW MGA vinyl tonne au top. L ansing this su m m er.T h o se ac­ for sum m er and fall. Quiet, for rent from M em orial Day to running condition. C all ED 2- shift. G o o d ru b b e r. P o w e r N ever been used. P ric e $25. cepted will work with ex per­ pleasant surroundings for study. L abor Day. $600. P riv ate beach, 3-speed bicycles, $39.77, full fie r. Model 280, 2 channel, pli- GUITAR am 25 6S29. 38 steering. C all Jim , 351-5439.39 337-9663. secluded area. Phone ED 2-0606 p rice . R ental-purchase te rm s w atts p e r channel. B est offer. 40 ienced men from both depart­ C all 337-2080 to see m odel. 5 o r ED 2-0991. Two and a half available. We also have tennis 355-6776._______________ CHEVROLET 1962 B iscayne 4- PORSCHE 1959. S harpest in town! m ents. They will have opportun­ blocks from cam pus. Avondale hours from L ansing on 1-94, racq u ets, golf balls, badminton 40 door Y-6. B eige. One owner. New everything! C all 351-4234 Scooters & C y c le s ity to apply what they learn in A partm ents. 46 Saw yer exit. 42 b ird ies, gifts and housew ares. M o b ile Homes Good condition. M ust sell. $995. after 4 pm . 40 1959 CUSHMAN- T ru ck ster. In college on the job, to gain val­ ONE GIRL to share luxury ap art- A C E HARDWHERE, a c r o s s 1957 LIBERTY. 8’ x 46’. F u r- Phone 33”-1467. 40 PORSCHE, 1963 Super Coupe. good shape with electric s ta rte r uable experience in both fields. m ent. E ither one-half o r for full LOG CABIN on priv ate sandy CHEVROLET l963 Super Sports L ike new. Phone 373-2233 dur­ and turning signals, etc. 337- The positions are salaried and sum m er term . M arian 332-1107. beaches of m ountainous lake from Union. ED 2-3212. C nlshed. T w o-bedroom , on lot. convertible. Real sharp inside ing day o r L eslie, 589-8339, 7498. Dubourne Blind R iv er, O ntario. 1/3 SAVINGS on O ptical needs, 337-9515. 39 38 white co llar. During three week B etsy H astings 337-7065. 39 337-2304 evenings. 47 p rescrip tio n s, re p a irs . Optical 1965 M ARLETTES- 4 -3 /4 ^ in- and outside. All pow er and many 6-8 pm . 38 TRIUMPH 650 cc. C ustom ized. training, $87.50 weekly. A fter­ LUXURY CEDAR Vifiage ap a rt- e x tra s. Must sell - leaving for RAMBLER 1955 stationw agon. g r a d u a Y e St u d e n t s or m a r- D iscount Supply, 416 T ussing te re s t, bank financing, is why w ards, r * fake-hom e pay per the service June 1st. 351-4726. C ustom . E xcellent m otor. Ra­ Im m aculate. $450. IV 9-5459. week. Monua> " '- ‘day m orn­ m te ent to sublease for sum m er rm . Phone 351-5418. 39 ried couple. Rent sm all house. Building, Lansing. IV 2-4667, 39 you s h o u l d see SELECT MO­ ____________ . 37 406 N. F o ste r, Lansing. 38 Walk to cam pus. $30 week. 332- SWEATERS, MEN’S crew necks, BILE HOMES. 669-9335. 42 CHEVROLET 1959 B iscayne au- dio, heater, seat b e lts. Snow TRIUMPH 650 cc. E xcellent con- ings call for S t ‘nter- WANTED: ONE o r two men, sum ­ 8866. 41 (42-46). S u it, (41L). M adras R O L L -O -H O M E , 1 9 5 6 . A i r - view. 482-1185 — 48. .36?, tom atic. Good condition. 7 tire s . tire s . $200. E venings, 332-6359. 38 dition. Looks sharp. C all Tom , ATTENTION: GRAND Have) ~ m e r term . $55 m onthly, fur­ AIR CONDITIONED 4-bedroom sp o rt coat (43). S lacks, gray C all 33“—1443 after 5 pm 39 SI MCA "OCEANE11 convertible 353-1552. 603 W. McDonel. 40 students. D esire som eone, p re f­ nished. U tilities paid. U nsuper­ furnished faculty hom e. A vail­ loden coat. v est. R easonable. conditioned. T em p o rarily on vised. 351-4588. 39 able August. One y e a r lease. 351-4730. 38 W inslow’s l o t . New awnings. economy c a r. Superb condition. 1964 HONDA "9 0 c c " A -l, tuned erably sophom ore, from busi­ CEDAR VILLAGE sublease two $250 m onthly. 332-6958. 39 "SE E ME firs t I h a v e Ft!" 337-7533 after 6 pm . 47 TEACH ERS B argain priced for quick action. condition. C lean. E x tras. Must see. P riced for quick sale. 332- ness adm inistration school to bedroom apartm ent for sum m er U sed- guaranteed hom e h air MC DONALD CAM PER. N ew 355-1035 after 6 pm . 39 0149, BEAUTIFUL THREE Bedroom J e rry . 40 ductionduring work sum m ers in p ro ­ te rm . Top floor. 337-0561. 41 scheduling and expedit­ hom e. Rent for two y e a rs. 332- cutting sets. Men’s and women’s m ade for short box. Fully in­ This sum m er can be the CONVERTIBLES HONDA 150. E xcellent condition. ing departm ents. Future em ­ UNSUPERVISED APARTM ENT, 1894. 41 ele ctric shavers. P ortab le hair sulated, paneled. 529 Meadow- m ost rew arding of y o u r H as been broken in co rrectly . ro om s. W ith/ without cooking. d ry e rs. Baby n ecessitie s: high- lawn evenings or IV 9-5314. 39 life. We have openings thai CHEVROLET 1964 283 engine. Phone 337-1802 after 5 pm . 40 ploym ent excellent. W rite J.L . P arking available. S u m m e r , HOUSE TRA ILER. 8 x 40, two c h a irs, potty ch a irs, stro lle rs, 1962 SKYLINE. lb x 50. T w obed- can provide a very good in­ S t. lard s h i f t . 10,000 actual BSA 500. Runs well. Looks good. Hunt, B astin BlessingCom pany, bedroom s. C all 337-2459. 41 38 F a ll. 332-3617; 332-1887; 337- beds, s te riliz e rs . Sm all elec­ room , front kitchen. 332-3984 com e to you for the m onths m iles. New c a r w arran ty. P e r­ $475. C all 351-5409, a s k for G rand Haven, M ichigan. 9412._________________________ 47 BIG FARMHOUSE- th ree bed- tric a p p l i a n c e s , silverw are 8-9 am . or 332-8164 after 3pm . ahead. P lease call us be­ fect. MANAGER TRAINEE: $475 per PRIVACY AND luxury. Two bed- room s, furnished. Ideal for 6 se ts . Clocks and w atches. Wed­ 38 fore you m ake a d> ’Sion Nick. 40 month to sta rt. F or interview room f u r n i s h e d . B est o f f - guys with a couple of c a rs . R ent- ding and engagem ent diam onds. BUY RENT: C om pletely equipped on that sum m er job. inter­ CHEVROLET 1 9 6 4 Autom atic. A ir p la n e s call from 12-2 pm . only, 482- cam pus studying atm osphere. . ing for sum m er and fall. $30 T ra n sisto riz e d radios and re c ­ wagon train cam p er. Also, Sa­ views. arranged by calling P o w e r steerin g . 327 engine. 5554. 38 p er m an- $180 p e r month. 10 o rd s. H i-fi and stereo reco rd Daytona blue. New c a r w arranty. FLY - MSU Flying Club. T his HOUSEKEEPER. NOT over 55. Renting Avondale A partm ents 487-3661 ■summer, all next y e ar. Open to for sum m er and fall. Leave your m iles from cam pus on Mt. Hope Highway west of L ansing. C all p la y ers. Sewing and washing fa ri C am pers, $749 - $1,195. 2009 S. C edar. 372-3908. 42 students, staff. 355-9133; 337- Live in. M ust be good cook. c a r at your apartm ent-5 blocks m a c h i n e s . Ironing b o a r d s . CHEVROLET 1961 Im pala. Pow er W estchester F a rm s - 332-2911 T ru nks and luggage. steering. A utom atic. Saddle tan. 0774. 41 No heavy cleaning. Executive from cam pus. C all 337-2080 for for appointm ent to see. 42 “ I’ll buy anything of v alue". FUNK L -75. ftadto. Pants ready fam ily. Good position for quali­ fu rth er inform ation o r s t o p at CA RO L L E E NURSERY An outstanding *61. EAST LANSING. F urnished house WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE G et Out of the to license. Low t i m e , good efied perm anent person. Employ­ the office at 400 Gunson any eve­ r referen ces required. Phone ning at 7 pm . 46 for 8 - 1 2 students. P riv ate en­ 509 E. M ichigan E xp e rie n ce d Personnel CORVETTE 1964 365 hp. 4-speed. shape, needs prop. $1,000 or tran c es to all room s. Two kit­ IV 5-439 11 C to C are For Your SU M M E R S 482-8933 for appointm ent only. UNFURNISHED, 3-room ap art- 11,000 m iles. Red, white Inter­ trade best auto offered. C#110R 42 m ents. G r a d u a t e s , faculty, chens, two baths. R ecreation FRESH HOM E-grown asparag us, C hildren io r. New ca r w arranty. 6-2654 after 7 pm . 39 room . Plenty of parking. S tart­ rh u b arb . Ice cold w aterm elon, H O T , H O T SU N PROFESSORS: DO you needextra working personnel. A vailable ing now o r fall. C all IV 5-7673. stra w b e rrie s. PRINCES FARM Ages 2 1/2 to 5 y e a rs. Full CORVETTE 196 3. 340 hp. 4- E m p lo y m e n t incom e this sum m er? In terest­ im m ediately. $125 a n d $135. 41 M ARKET, Okemos Rd. at US day p ro g ra m s-7 :3 0 -5 :3 0 and en joy th e fresh speed. Daytona blue with white WAITRESSES AND b arten d ers ing opportunity. Ja rv is R e a l FABIAN ED 7-2474, REALTY. ED 2-0811; evenings. 38 NEED THREE m en, sh are large, 16. Phone 337-2343. - C w ell-balanced noon m eals. c o o ln e s s of one of our top. (25,000 actual local, 1 own­ wanted to w ork at the C o r a l E state C o., IV 5-?620. 40 6-m an house, Lansing. Sun deck, $18 p e r week e r m iles.) Sharp! Gables Old Crow in Saugatuck. MUSICAL TALENT for reso rt FURNISHED APARTMENTS f o r t h r e e firep laces. $150. IV 9- FOR WEDDING a n d p ractical - Swimm ing P o o ls SPARTAN MOTORS P a rt and fu ll-tim e. See Gee at sp o rt staff. Single men, age 20- su m m er. R easonable. C lose to 6221. 40 show er gifts, see Ace H ard- the C oral G ables in E ast Lan­ 35 through Septem ber 19. Need cam pus. C all 332-5040. 46 w here’s s e l e c t i o n s , 201 E. .CAROL LEE DUNN 3000 E . M ichigan sing or send your qualifications NEED ONE g irl for th re e -g irl G rand R iver, across« from Un­ IV 7-3715 c Director to the Old Crow in Saugatuck. 32 saxophone, trom bone and guitar apartm ent ac ro ss from B erkey, Rooms ion, Phone ED 2-3212. C IV 4-1571 men who can a l s o perform for Sum m er term . 351-4324. 38 APPROVED SPACIOUS. In new GIRLS iilC Y C L E .G o odcondition. sp o rts staff duties at re so rt. Ex­ hom e. Living room , two bed- 1321 W. Kalam azoo clusively f o r a d u l t s , 19-35. JUNE 15. L arge th ree -ro o m fu r- - room s.--Poor- boys.'FY rvate 6h‘- . B askets, light.an d, joc.k, C all C o rn e r of -Huron S U P E R C A L IF R A G I L I S T I C E X P I A L I D Q C IO U S W rite Jack & Jill Ranch, R oths- men over nished apartm ent. Two or three tran ce, bath. ED 7-9794. 39 M ary, 351-5128. 38 Rivers Edge bury, M ichigan or phone 616— $35 deposit21.each. Shower. P arking. NEEDED: FOURTH g irl for Eden We still have a few 894-4444 to arrange interview. ly $8.50 weekly. IVA pproxim 9-2389, ate­ 5-6 Roc apartm ent. Sum m er term . one & two-bedroom Is the best w ord we could find to define the swinging 42 Dm. C all 353-1134. 40 apartm ents available 39 Waters Edge sum m er job available to som e MSU students. for Sum m er and F all. If you a r e a m ale student with a c a r, m ajoring in edu­ cation, advanced m arketing o r related fields; our sum m er 5 A n d 10 W e e k L e a s e s D r. D. M . D ean BURCHAM WOODS job offers you—training and experience in your fields, NOW A v a i l a b l e F o r S u m m e r O ptom etri st and plus a m inim um incom e of $500 p er m onth. Position re ­ EYDEA L V ILLA qu ires dem onstrating a children’s educational s e rie s, 12 tim es a week to PTA m em bers, tea ch ers, etc. on an appointm ent b a sis. C h e c k O u r S p e c ia l R a te s F o r S u m m e r H ours by A ppointm ent Apartments H urry, C all T oday 2 positions in L ansing pro p er, 6 positions available S u m m e r le a s e s o nly traveling. Sound interesting? # A lb e r t A p ts. • A v e n u e A p ts . 210 Abbott Road ED 2-5041 or ED 2-0565 • R iv e r h o u s e A p ts . # R i v e r s i d e E a s t A p ts . (above C o lle g e Drug) E n d o f R i v e r S t. T h e n c a ll M iss P o p p in s a t C a ll O r V is it O u r R e n ta l O ffic e for b etier liv ia I V 5*4381 to arrange an ED 2-6563 M ik e S t i t t , m g r . 3 3 2 -4 3 2 2 in te rv ie w . 2 0 4 R iv e r S t. E D 2 -0 2 5 5 ( I M onday, M ay 24, 1965 7 M ic h ig a n S ta te N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig an F o r S a le S e r v ic e S e n io r s O f T h e W e e k THE NATIONAL DRIVERS TEST Well-Traveled Out-Of-State% WOLLY 24 ft. P re ssu riz e d bath. THESES PRINTED. Rapid serv ­ Pulled little, im m aculate. C ost ice. D rafting supplies. Xerox O F F IC IA L T E S T F O R M new, $2,500. Y ours for $1,350. copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ 655-2259 evenings. 42 PRINT, 221 South G rand. 482- Pair Have Much In Common 5 4 3 1 . ____ C. B. K N O W LED G E L o s t & Found GERMAN TUTORING and tra n s ­ A . JU D G M EN T LOST: PAlR of m en’s glasses lation by G erm an graduate stu­ between CC and Em m ons. Brown dent. C all 355-9864. 39 Defensive Rules o f the R o a d : with aluminum bow s. P le a se c a ll DIAPER SERVICE, sam e diapers 355-2687. 33 retu rn ed . E ither yours o r o u rs. C o-chairm en of the ’65 Club, Steve, a m em ber of Senior Hel B all. Steve w as elected vice Driving circle T [true] With our serv ice, you m ay in­ Anne G reenaw alt, from W ill- C ouncil, served as ad m in istra­ presid en t and stew ard of his fra ­ P e rs o n a l clude two pounds of baby clothes m ette, 111., and Steve M andell, tive vice presiden t of the Inter­ tern ity , Sigma Alpha Mu, in his Techniques or F [false] from B altim ore, M d., a re the fra tern ity Council last y e ar. He sophom ore year. RENT your TV from NEJAC. that do not fade. D iaper pail reigning seniors of the week, w as also publicity d ire c to r for Steve believes that isolation SCORE SCORE SCORE New Z enith portable for only furnished. $9 p e r m onth. F ree serv ice AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE Anne, who is an a rt educa­ the 1964 J-H op and tion m ajor, spent this spring a s editor of the rush broch ure M ichigan State student. He said has served is the biggest problem for the circle correct letter 1. T-, F. 6. T. F. . 11. T. F. . and delivery« C all NEJAC TV R ental. 482-0624. C 914 E . G ier St. IV 2-0864. break in F lorida. She has tra ­ which the in te rfratern veled through Colorado, and the cil publishes each y e ar. Steve v e rsity is too widely prom oted, ity coun­ that the “ bigness” of the Uni­ scone 2. T. F. 7. T. F. . .□ 12. T. F. . MEN’S GLEE CLUB: Holding au- WEDDING ANNOL’NCEMTNS —. . ditions for prospective m em ­ Save 10%. THE WELLS PRINT­ E ast, and plans to go to Canada w as the originator of the Out­ and that the State News, which 1. a. b. c. d . .. . D 3. T. F. 8. T. F. 13. T. F. . b e rs , now until end of te rm . 355- ING COMPANY. Phone 355-1942 46 or 332-2143 for appointm ent. 47 this sum m er to work in cos­ standing G reek Alumnus Aw ard. is “ the m ost powerful organiza­ tum ing and the theater. T his aw ard w as given in 1963 tion on cam pus” should use its 2 . a . b . c . d . . . .□ 4. T. F. 9. T. F. 14. T. F,. 7643! 332-6449. Steve, who is a restau ran t ad­ to F red erick B elen, who is the pow er to publicize individual stu­ m inistration m ajor, spends his deputy p o stm aster general of the dents and their relationship to the 3 . a . b . c . d . . . . □ 5. T. F. 10. T. F. 15. T. F. Beginning Today sum m ers in B altim ore working United States. U niversity m ore than it does. in his fath er’s restau ran t. He Anne, who is student teaching spent som e tim e during the sum ­ Steve has worked on G reek this term at Union High School m er of his sophom oreyear work­ F ea st for four y e a rs, serving in G rand Rapids, plans to teach C . P E R C E P T IO N D . S P E C IA L ing as a m anagem ent train e e in as its chairm an in I963an dl96 4. a rt and home econom ics next TOTAL STU D EN TS restau ran t serv ices for Johns He w as chairm an of the IFC y ear at W illm ette Junior High Hopkins U niversity. Steve plans installation and honors to visit Europe with a friend for th ree y e a rs, and has worked lieves that “ teaching is the best banquet School, W illm ette, 111. She be­ H a za rd s Alertness circle letter correct SCORE M ust P a y In on publicity for the IF C -P an - possible thing a girl can do.” , List the number of driving this sum m er. A d van ce F o r A ll Want A d s . Anne spent about two weeks of hazards you have seen scone Send M oney and Ad B y M a il o r C o m e T o w inter term in Olin pendicitis. ” It’s not that they don’t feed you,” she said, “ but with ap­ Study 4-Man Rooms NUMBER ( ) SCORE □ 1 . a . b . c . d ................. □ 2 . a . b . c . d ................. □ I lost 15 pounds.” 345 Student Services Anne has served as se creta ry for the freshm an Home Econo­ m ics Club, as first vice p re s ­ A k e r s E v a lu a te d T E S T Y O U R S E L F — T h is is an o f f ic ia l f o r m f o r th e N a tio n a l D r i v e r s T e s t, w h ich w ill b e sh o w n on C B S te le v is i o n to n ig h t f r o m 10 to 11. W J IM -T V w ill c a r r y th e APPOINTMENTS FOR P assp o rt DIAPER SERVICE, th ree types ident and chairm an of the o r­ p r o g r a m lo c a lly . TV Driver’s Test Tonight and application p ictu res now be­ of d iapers t o choose from . as a m em bercouncil ganizations of AWS and ing taken at HICKS STUDIO. ED Bulk wash for clean er w hiter 2-6169. One day service! C d iap ers. Fluff dried and folded. m an of Senior She has acted as social ch air­ and tre a s u re r of h er so­ Council. In S t u d e n t P o ll ENGLISH, WESTERN riding “and U se your own or rent o u rs.C o n ­ ro rity and w as decorations ch air­ Since Fee is 85 p er cent fre sh ­ c la sse s. F ree bus service-;Sat- tain ers furnished. No deposit. man for W ater C arnival. Anne has By JIM H U CK A m en, the students th ere w ere not urday s. F or inform ation or bus 25 y e ars experience. B Y -L O also served as art chairm an of S ta te N ew s S ta ff W r i t e r given evaluation questionnaires reserv atio n s, 882-4863. 45 DIAPER S E R V I C E . 1010 E. G reek Week, and for Pan-H el. How do four-m an r o o m s on because it was felt they would not A television p rogram tonight Colum bia B roadcasting System fic Safety C enter was on the board M ichigan. IV 2-0421. C have any b asis of com parison. m ost 10 from to 11 p.m . could be the locally (W JIM -TV, Channel 6). of consultants for the d riv e rs ’ cam pus fare in com parison with hour of the year It should be an h isto ric m om ent te s t, which has been in p re p a ra ­ P e a n u ts P e rs o n a l ACCIDENT PROBLEM? C a l l ' T he general trends of the r e ­ for theim portant On WKAR CINDY: l9 big ones. C ongratula^ KALAMAZOO STREET BODY tw o- and three-m an room s?T his organized safety m ove­ for safety. It could be a lever tion for over a y e a r. A fter its is one of the types of questions plies reaffirm ed m any adm inis­ m ent. for opening up an en tirely new' showing tonight, copies of the tions from the other H ill on cam ­ SHOP. Sm all dents to large asked the men of E ast A kers Hall tra tiv e suspicions about what stu­ pus. 38 w recks. A m erican and foreign in an evaluation of their type of dents thought about the dorm , m assive In those 60 m inutes the m ost approach to accident prevention, pbyro gthe ram will be m ade available Shell Oil Co. to school sh o rt-term safety com ­ using the planned com bination HAPPY BIRTHDAY L u c y "the c a rs . G uaranteed w ork. 489- . M onday-A M living unit. B acheller said. of the p re-sellin g pow er of m ass groups and others who want to in­ se a m stre ss, from M ick, a loyal 7507. 1411 E ast Kalam azoo. C 10:05 a.m . M usic R oom --R A - John D. B achelier, head advis­ Among features that residents m unication effort ev er will be fo­ com m unication with the follow- co rp o rate the te st as a perm anent patron . 38 VEL: Tzigane and V alse. e r of the dorm , sent out evalua­ would add if designing a new dorm cused those on the A m erican public. In 60 m inutes, television’s through effectiveness of face-to - pleast a rt of th eir classro o m work. At GRETA, HAPPY 20th. HS, baby, Lyle & Helen's Salon 2 p.m . Sp r i n g t i m e —B E E ­ tion questionnaires to all the men are an overhead light in the study face com m unication. one state has indicated a de­ HS. F rom the Em inent M iJBim . THOVEN: “ Egm ont,” O verture; who had lived at least one full portion of the suites and doors m ost am bitious effort to educate R obert Nolan of the M SU Traf- s ire to do exactly this. ___________________ 38 E L E C T R O L O G IS T FRANCK: Symphony inD :LlST Z ; te rm in A kers in a f o u r - m a n between sleeping and study area s. the m asses will be attem pted. w ith 21 Y ears E xperience Hungarian R h a p s o d y No. 19; room . He sent out 440 question­ However, resid ents overw helm ­ O bject: A lert d riv e rs ev ery­ R eal E s ta te in Removal of Unwanted H air TCHAIKOVSKY; Piano Concert«' n a ire s and got back 280, nearly ingly chose the priv ate bathroom w here to the absolute necessity CAPE C O D Tw obedroom . Living, 1730 S. CEDAR . IV 2-7744 No. 1; DEBUSSY; " L a M er” . tw o -th ird s. as one of the features that Would of developing new (and sharpen ­ dining room s. Double garage. PIANO TUNING and R epairing. Monday- F M F or the rep lies to be m eaning­ be kept. They also indicated a ing old) driving skills to cope M o z a r t ’ s 2 n d N ig h t F irep lace, dishw asher. N e a r NOLAN C . BARTOW. European ful, B achelier said a tw o-thirds p referen ce for the separation of with today’s com plex tra n sp o r­ M arble. 337-2304, evenings. 46 schooled. 3061/2 N. W ashington. M usa, 10 a.m . On C a m p u s —Mark reply is desirable. sleeping and study a re a s. tation system . p ro fesso r of Italian, In­ One hundred of those replying On the questionnaire was a T he hour will be called the R a n k e d IV 7-5697. 40 diana U niversity, “ P o l i t i c a l A m o n g B est .. S e r v ic e B U S Y COLLEGE STUDENT?»! Thought in the W orks of Dante.” w ere freshm en, while the re s t statem ent, “ 1 find it difficult to N ational D riv e rs’ T e s t. It will '' 7 V A l ? ta r s*udents. Ecc-n- Ironing in my hom e. C lose to non-freshm en. About.85per find a place to study in the hall.” Vi«-> r \ •'J. ^ ^ ' *'* ^ O B r.L C J M : W H E E L E R U nfortunately, his passages of om ical r a e s by rbe xr.n: ¿r.i us. R easonable. C all 337- to I Succeed y » iu . /.ifc -A /i., ^ i o f the men living in E ast Tw enty-rive p er cenror’the polled orirre' RVbvs R e n » -’ m onth. U niversity TV R entals. 0940, ask for Jean. 48 R eally T ry ining ,"B usiness Without A k ers are not freshm en. m usical, orig i­ disagreed with the statem ent, 13 behind the conductor’s baton, and '484-9263. C T\ve tieac adviser said the stu­ p er cent agreed, while the others O L IN T he p e rfo rm ers in " M arria g e his voice still tended to be fa r Typing Service nal cast. dent evaluations w ere intended to hac no opinion. of F ig a ro " a re fast le a rn e rs, too boomy on vowel sounds even 8 p.m . Glinka O pera, “ A Life find out student reaction to the Another statem ent, ” 1 find it H O S P I T A L not to be plagued by any am a­ on the s6cdnd night. P L A Y B O X SAND (W H ITE ) BARBI MEL, Professional typist. for the T s a r .’ ’ types of room s at F ee ana A kers difficult to find a place to study teu rish standard. P u re Silica 100--lb. sacks, No’ job too large or too sm all. R E P O R T Ebnna Robins as M arcellina 10:30 p.m . Music of Today— in com parison to M cD onel.C ase, in my su ite,” was also on the On opening night F riday the and lna Kaplan a s G herubino, ^ SJ.25 at yard. $1.65 de- B-lock- o£f cam pus. 33^-3255. C-‘,Xq,rT\posev R oussel is m a­ ’ W ilson and \V " 'Afr» ,'w ith suites , ¡^ J ^ tp n tja ire . Twenty-«eight per. V isiting ho((rs are 2 t 4 and piuslc and dram atic^ ^vgdwttiofi natw^Ti-xSTVUifAr. s o l e s , / . llv ered. Ijar/m g ■roifder’s PAULA1" ANA^ffAUGHEY, typTs’. ' tured. * • ?-8 p.m . daily. / * having adjoining bathroom s, -and cent ag rfed and -seven! p er cent* A dm issions i n c l u d e Susan lacked -the conviction of conti­ perb both nights. M arrellina was Supply Co. IBM' S electric. D issertations, B.rocy ■group dorm s, with com ­ disagreed. nuity but the Saturday night p e r­ alm ost regal in her stage p re ­ 1066 T u rn er IV 9-5707 th eses, term papers. 337-1527. m unal bathroom s. B acheller said an im portant S ilv e stri, Brooklyn, N.Y. , Jun- fo rm ance ranked among the best sence, and C herubino’s antics C B o o k s D is p la y e d factor is the isolation of room ­ ior; R ichard S chlosberg, B ay- p resen tatio n s ever given at the p o ssessed the n ecessary self- ing, using the new ultrasonic JOB RESUMES, 100 copies, $4.50 m ate c h a ra c te ristic s. He felt that side, N.Y., g r a d u a t e student; U n iversity. Who’s Whose discipline to keep them from cleaning equipm ent. Ring siz ­ ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL Ad­ I n E r i c k s o n C e n t e r the pairing of room m ates is so Dianne A. B elote, C lim ax soph­ T he M ozart opera was p re ­ being overdone. ing and rem ounting. All work v ertisin g . 533 N. C lippert. IV im portant on this b a sis that he om ore; Jan M. C lark, O rchard sented by the departm ents o f Educational publications f o r B urt P erinchief, Robert P ep- g t '' r ai t e e d . T H O M P S O N 5-2213.__________ _______ 1964 for kindergarten through P in n in g s personally will work on the task Lake s o p h o m o r e ; E d w a r d speech and m usic under the di­ pel, G erald L eckrone, G erald JEW ELRY, 223 M .A.C., E ast ANN BROWN & GORDON, typist this sum m er for E ast A k ers.T he B ecker, B ritton freshm an; and rectio n of G om er L, Jones, p ro ­ V erm euler, and Diane Skentzos and m ultilith offset printing May ninth grades w ill be on display Kay R ogers, Willoughby H ills, handling of this job is usually David Cohen, D etroit freshm an. fe s so r of m usic. Lapsing. C all ED 2-2293. 48 25 through June 28 at the perform ed th eir ro les w ell. The (Black and w hite and color). instructional m aterial center in Ohio senior to Norm an Raasch, done by an adm inistrative sec­ Also, Y vonnaSessions,T am pa, Donald Schram m , as F ig aro , fem ale c h o r u s was s u p e r b , PEAN UTS IBM. G eneral typing, t e r m E rickson. Chicago 111. senior and Alpha Phi re ta ry . F la., freshm an; P at K, Sweet, w hose acting was slow opening achieving a fine balance with the papers,, th eses, d issertatio n s. Brow sing hours a re 8 a.m . Sigm a. Of the 280 that replied to the Point Sanilac freshm an; Donald night, becam e dram atically con­ o rc h e stra that no others in the ED 2-8384. C to noon and 1 to 5 p.m . Mon­ Dorothy J . R osevelt, D ecatur questionnaire, 100 said they plan P eterso n , M ayville sophom ore; vincing Saturday. Vocally he w as p erform an ce m a t c h e d . B o th JO ANN Haag, typist. T h eses, day through F riday. The books sophom ore and D eltaZ etato C liff to retu rn to A kers in the fall, M arcia D am stra, G rand Rapids fine except for a few pinched nights, how ever, the o rch e stra m anuscripts, general typing. a re also on display 6 to 9 p.m . L . Steffen, W est R ichfield, Ohio 70 plan to live off-cam pus, 55 sophom ore; H arland Renshaw, p h rases In "If you wish to dance, drow ned out the singers in spots. E xperienced, accurate. Phone M onday, Wednesday and T h u rs­ sophom ore and Farm H ouse. are moving to other dorm s and A thens graduate student; a n d Signor Count?” P atricia Novak, Flint fre sh ­ 45 listed them selves as unde­ Donna K irk, T allah assee , F la., 372-2452 after 5 pm . SUPERIOR THESES, general typ- ing. Professional s e c r e t a r y . 40 day through June 3. man to R obert A. W illiam s J r . cided. M elvindale sophom ore and Phi freshm an. Shari Anderson’s voice, which in the upper reg ister lacks the round, smooth quality of h er Physicists Slate Conductivity Film Districting Committee IBM E xecutive. Dawn M organ. Wanted__________ Kappa Sigma. m ddle voice, nevertheless took ED 7-0971 after 5:30. 38 BLOOD DONORS Needed. $5 for Sharon Louise L eB eau, South­ on new lu ster and becam e m ore BEV TALLMAN. Y our theses, RH Positive; $7 for RH nega­ gate, to W illiam T . F itzgerald, potent dram atically throughout A lfred L eitn er, p ro fesso r of BY 60LLV, N06ÔDY BETTER tive. D etroit Blood S ervice, Inc. N orth Muskegon sophom ore and Charged With Failure term papers, etc. typed in my Saturday night. M iss A nderson p hy sics, w ill show ex cerpts from 6ET IN MY U)AY TODAY ! hom e. E lectric typew riter. 372- 1427 E. Michigan Ave., H ours PhiKathryn Kappa Sigm a. perfo rm ed the role of Susanna. his forthcom ing film on su p er­ 3849. C40 9-4, Monday, T uesday, W ednes­ L. Lange, W ilmington, Before she sang her firs t note, conductivity at a P hy sics Club TYPING. TERM p ap ers and the­ day, F riday , 12-7 T hursday. JDrelaw are to W illiam H. P laner, . W ilmington, D elaw are fre sh ­ Sharon Koelsch conveyed the d ra ­ m eeting a t 7:30 tonight In 221 se s. E lectric ty pew riter. F ast 489-7587. 48 m atic agony of the countess. H er P hyslcs-M ath Building. serv ice . 332-4597. 40 W'ANTED: ROOMMATE to share man and T riang le. Gov. G eorge Romney’s Com ­ said t h a t the com m itte, ap­ voice, too bright on opening night, L e itn e r’s firs t film , "H elium D o n n a K ir k , T allah assee, m ittee for the R eorganization of pointed to im plem ent the School becam e rounded and m ore con­ II, the Superfluid,’* was a p rize­ TYPING IN my hom e. 50 w.p.m . room o r apartm ent. North part F lorida freshm an to Jim B annan, School D istricts was taken to R edlstricting Act of 1964, failed tro lled Saturday. Pick up and deliver. Phone OX of D etroit for sum m er. Fred, Saginaw sen ior and Delta Chi. w inner and his second is expect­ task h e re F riday. to take into consideration the im ­ T he count, portrayed by J. ed to be equally valuable. 9-2226.___________________ 40 332-4754. ' 40 Jane Sedlick, W hitehall fresh ­ Speaking before the Michigan plications of the U .S. Suprem e M ichael Bloom, seem ed m o re T h ere w ill be a business m eet­ T ra n s p o rta tio n GIRL 21, wants apartm ent sum - man to J a m e s B errid ge, B ir­ C onference on Intergroup R ela­ C ourt decisions in school seg re ­ like a pam pered child Instead ing following the presentation. m er term . Furnished, close to m ingham , sophom ore a n d Pi tions in Education, G e o r g e gation ca se s. of the flirtatious scoundrel of WANTED RIDERS to C alifornia. c a m p u s . Send d e t a i l s to Kappa Phi. San F rancisco area. Leaving M argaret F a rre ll, 4419 Iro ­ after finals. C all 355-7473 after quois, N ashville, T ennessee. 42 iorSueandEllen 37 WANTED TO rent. Furnished King, Duluth, MDelta Alpha Johnson, form er m em ber of the J son, a m em ber of th e De­ M ozart’s opera F riday , but on ohn W hitson, D etroit sen­ U.S. C ivil Rights C om m ission, partm ent of A dm inistration and Saturday, he was every bit as P i to Richard H igher Education of the C ollege convincing as he w as not the MSU Professor 6 pm . Wanted house in E ast L ansing vicinity Kappa Phi. inn, junior and Pi of Education, said it also failed night before. to consider the recom m endation At White House MATURE COUPLE d e sire s fu r­ for sum m er. With shaded lawn. JeffJoellen Roe, Lansing senior to I n d u s t r i a l E d i t o r s Radebaugh, M ilford Junior of the State Advisory C om m it­ John C arew , c h a i r m a n of nished apartm ent near cam pus. ED 7-1863. 39 tee qn Equal Educational Oppor­ MSU’s D epartm ent of H orticul­ June 15- July 29. W rite E v a n MATURE TEACHER wishes fur­ andJacquelyn P i Kappa P hi. D o V a r ie d J o b s tunity, that " re d is tric tin g , if nec­ K n a p p s M o v e s tu re, has been invited to a White S w eetser, 19 Baldwin, M ontpel­ nished apartm ent for 1st. sum ­ L ew is, E lsie fresh­ Industrial editing is rew arding e ssa ry , should be guided by p rin ­ House C onference on N a t u r a l ie r, V erm ont, 40 m er term . W rite 228 S, F rank­ man to Frank Danalewich, Chi­ both psychologically and finan­ cip les which prom ote integra­ I n t o M p r i e ’ s S h o p Beauty, today and Tuesday. lin, D earborn or call D etroit, cago, 111. senior. cially, R obert R ussm an, super­ tio n.” T he conference has been called I'M60NNA 6ET 6LAU6HTERÊD, Sum m er R oom s 563-4693 evenings. 39 v isor of publications at F ord No m em ber of the educational A s p art of a m ajor expansion by P resid en t Johnson to d iscuss BUT I C A N ' T TRÉCHALLENGE! WANTED VOLKSWAGEN. or E n g a g e m e n ts M otor C o., sad T hursday. opportunity group served on the step in E ast Lànsing, the J.W , plans fo r im proving the natural F or M EN Speaking to a group of jo u r­ red istrictin g com m ittee, Johnson Knapp Co. has purchased M arie’s beauty of the country. la te r. P lease call 489-1750. 38 C arol Z im m erle, Howell soph­ said. F ashio ns. Howard Crimes* p re s i­ C arew w ill be representin g S in g le s - $10 A BETTER PRICE for your ca r om ore and A sher to J e rry Olson, nalism faculty and s t u d e n t s , D o u b le s - $7 R ussm an em phasized that an in­ Johnson said that the concept of dent of Knapps, explained that It the A m erican Society for H or­ at PH ILP DODGE. 1431 E ast Frem ont graduate. d u strial ed itor m ust have many t h e “ neighborhood s c h o o l ” , w as running out of space in its ticu ltural Science as p resid en t­ Michigan, See R uss Lay. Phone Lynn P rem o, R oseville grad ..b a se i.u n q,ommonj interests, and p thet"E ast J»,ansir]g sto re .: SPARTAN HALL IV 4-451’ C stu de n t to G itt*y ‘fvfiWrte 11’, C’kiritax" ■skills.-A lor.g *rttb-’!»efng a w rite r» s '« * . . 215 Louis St. senior. he m ust be fam iliar with layout socio-econom ic cohesiveriess, is not conducive to integration. T he new store w ill be called 1 Block F rom Cam pus Judi P rusow , Glencoe, 111. sen­ and m akeup procedure, as well Knapp’s Collège C orner and will ED 2-2574 £VENING EMPLOYMENT io r and Alpha Epsilon Phi to Ken a s engraving and photography. be located at 231 MAC Ave. di­ J u d g in g S e t SUMMER WORK C ro st, Chicago, 111. MSU grad­ In addition to regular duties, re c tly acf-oss the s tre e t from If you a re free 4 evenings said R ussm an, many industrial T r o p h i e s T a k e n Knapp’s E ast Lansing S tore. T he MSU D airy C lub will hold uate. C ollege C orner will be m an­ its annual D airy C attle Judging p e r week and Saturdays, Janet Rem ez, Lansing Junior ed ito rs also w rite speeches for C ontest at 1 p.m . T uesday at the S o r r y w e’ r e fi I le d — you can m aintain your stu­ to A rthu r L anger, Bronx, N.Y. com pany officials, produce book­ F r o m A E P i H o u s e of the big East Lansing sto re .T h e dariy barns. aged by W illiam Low, m anager see you next y e a r . dies and still enjoy a p a rt- graduate. le ts and p re p a re program s of T h ere will be six c la sse s and tim e job doing P am ela Ann Johnson, Holt jun­ slid es o r film strip s. Six trophies, including three new o r shop will have about seven eight em ployes at the sta rt. anyone is eligible to p articip ate. SPECIAL INTERVIEW WORK io r to H arlan B , Dodge, C incin­ F oRrdussm an, who has worked for W ater C arnival troph ies, a c h a r­ Gadsden Apartments that w ill bring an average incom e of $55 per week. If you a re neat appearing nati, lon. Ohio Junior and Linda T etrick , Sandusky, soph­ P si U psi- fo r 13 y e a rs, showed slides of som e of th e ir publications, moved from the Alpha Epsilon pointing out how ed in recen t y e a rs. they had chang­ te r and other m aterial w ere r e ­ w ill be moved acro ss the stre e t individual, be P i fraternity house last week. al stock added. to S M portsw arie’s ear at the location, p resen and t sto addition­ re P riz e s will o v w inners in each breed. awarded to the top er-all, and to the A il persons Interested are to 140 C edar St. om ore to R ichard Lipsey, Hono­ A spokesm an for the fra te rn ­ B efore the com plete change­ m eet at the loose-housing barn and a hard w o rk er, call lulu, Hawaii, Junior. T oday, R ussm an said, nearly ity said that a form al com plaint M r. A rnold, 351-4011, be­ Sandra Wond, Middletown, N.Y. all in d u strial ed ito rs hired m ust will be signed if the item s are not over to the new shop, a clearance on F o rest Road at 1 p.m . T ra n s­ A ir conditioned by J. D. G adsden tween 10 a.m . & 1 p.m . have a journalism degree o r the returned by T uesday o r W ednes­ M arie’s location. s a le will be held at the fo rm er portation will be provided from O w ner-M anager sen io r to E d T o rn g a, G randR ap- the Judging Pavilion. FRIGIDAIRE (no o ther tim e). ids grad student. equivalent. day. 8 M ic h ig a n S tate N ew s, E a s t L a n sin g , M ic h ig a n M onday, M ay 24, 1965 $500 Court Costs Remain on? V» m i T ape G ran t R en ew ed L ib e l S u it D is m is s e d said the things she had attrib u ­ th e ca se w a s d ism issed . How­ T he U25, Office of Education has aw arded M ichigan State a $155,136 grant to continue a novel technique m akes use of television ca m eras and m icrophones to r e ­ co rd sessio n s between a counse­ knows in advance that his in ter­ view is to be videotaped. When the tape is played back, A $25,000 libel suit filed four experim ental p rog ram that em ­ lo r and a student or between a each subject has a control device y e ars ago against a State News ted to him in her article. e v e r, a $500 co u rt co st fee r e ­ ploys videotape as a teaching and teach er and a student. which enables him to stop the tape staff m em ber was dism issed this T he U niversity offered a legal m ains. counseling aid. "W hen they see th e ir behavior and explain the m eaning of a g es­ month with $500 n court costs defense for h er, but M iss B asing L arrow e and R epas a re trying T he grant was accepted F r i­ played back on videotape,” Kagar tu re o r facial ex pression . rem aining to be paid. declined the offer because she to ra is e money to pay the fee as day by MSU’s B oard of T ru ste e s explains, " th e p articip an ts are T h is allows both the student and M ary Basing, then a junior, had felt there would be a conflict of they "don’t feel that the case is at its m eeting at the MSU Biolog­ able to rem em ber, re liv e and de­ his counselor to expand on the w ritten a se rie s of artic le s c r it­ in te re sts and wanted to rem ain one that M iss B asing should have ical Station at Gull L ake. sc rib e what they w ere feeling and m eaning of non-verbal respon­ icizing the U niversity and asking free to continue her critic ism . to finance by h e rse lf.” Norm an Kagan, asso ciate p ro ­ trying to com m unicate during the ses, he adds. with what outside p re ssu re s the C harles L arrow e and R obert T he two men a re in the process fe sso r of education, is directing Interview .” U niversity had to contend. R epas, both of the school of L abor of contacting faculty, ad m inistra­ the re se a rc h work, called In ter­ In the final article , which ap­ a n d Industrial R elations, h a d tion, groups and students in an person al P ro c e ss R ecall (1PR). 1PR, he points out, helps teach­ V ie n n a E le c tio n peared on May 31, 196!, M is s helped M iss Basing with inform a­ effort to pay the bill. It u tilizes videotape recording as e r s and counselors gain Insights VIENNA, A u stria f — S ocialist Basing criticized the activities of tion for h e r article s and helped Anyone who w ishes to co n tri­ a m eans of helping students, into what a student is thinking F ran z Jonas, 65-year-o ld m ayor \\ illiam Hicks J . t h e n the ch air­ h er find a Lansing attorney for bute o r wishes m ore inform ation co unselors and tea ch ers relive during an interview , even If the of Vienna, Sunday was elected man of the A m ericanism Com­ ite r defense. should contact C h arles L arrow e th e ir thoughts and actions during student’s thoughts are co ntrary A u stria’s fourth postw ar p re s i­ m ittee of the A m erican Legion "W e felt she should get the b est or R obert R epas, 216 M arshall counseling and teaching sessio n s. to what he is saying. dent, narrow ly defeating the Con­ post in Lansing, ¡egal advice pi ssible and wanted H all. W orking with Kagan In the re ­ Kagan says the technique has serv ativ e candidate, f o r m e r The following day Hicks filed to help her as we felt partly r e ­ search a re David K rathwohl and utility for professional teach ers C hancellor Alfons G orbach, 66. a $25,000 libel suit against the sponsible," Repas said. W illiam F arqu har, both p ro fes­ and counselors as well as p ro ­ rep o rte r, claim ing that he had n : Four years later, this April 20, s o rs of education. spective ones. The Jo n as' victory continued S tu d e n ts the A ustrain tradition of voting Pottery Valuable S tarted th ree y e ars ago, the Each particip ant, he n o t e s , S ocialist in presid en tial elec­ tions. S o u g h t As Biblical Tool P ottery is one of the m ost valuable aids ir. enhancing knowledge F o r P ro te s t P o lic e S a id T o N e e d S u p p o r t O f C itiz e n s S u m m e r Jo b s M ale C o lle g e stud en ts o n ly of Biblical tim es, according to Bastiaan Van E lderen, processor LOS ANGELES (L PI)—A move We a re h iring students of New T estam ent Studies at Calvin Theological Sem inary. is u rd e r way to re c ru it 500 A m er­ T R A M P , T R A M P , T R A M P — D e s p ite o f f ic ia l p r o ­ If the police a re n ’t supported the w ord ch arity, he said, and who a re Interested in full­ Speaking in the Honors College Lounge of the L ibrary Thursday ican college students willing to t e s t s f r o m th e c o n s u l g e n e r a l o f th e G r a n d D u chy by com m unity citizens, pro g ram s does not realiz e that this gam e tim e sum m er em ploym ent. evening, Van Elderen said that he is m ostly interested ir. pottery die in the Dominican Republic o f L u x e m b o u rg , th e m a r c h f o r P e a c e .in L u x e m b o u rg fo r law enforcem ent w ill fail, contributes a fantastic am ount Those hired w ill also have that dates from H ellenistic, Byzantir.e and Roman periods. in an effort to d iscred it A m eri­ w a s h e ld a s s c h e d u le d S a tu rd a y , T h e m a r c h , w h ich Pennsylvania State P olice com ­ of m oney for organized crim es the opportunity to continue Van Elderen was a m em ber of an archaeological expedition can f- r e i g n policy, the Los w a s d e s ig n e d to sh o w th a t p r o t e s t s of th is ty p e m issio n er said at Kellogg Cen­ such as narcotics o r p ro stitu ­ em ploym ent on a p a rt tim e to Jordan in 1962 and again in 1964. Angeles H erald-E xam iner said a r e b e in g o v e r - u s e d , s t a r t e d in c a m p u s a n d p r o ­ te r T hursday night. tion. basis next fall. All jobs At the site of the ancient city of Lblthon, in Jordan, the expe- in a copyrighted story Sunday. c e e d e d to th e c a p ito l in L a n s in g , E. W ilson Purdy, who Is also C itizens m ust be enlightened w ill give you trem endous uncovered a burizl cham ber full of artifacts. "W e located The new spaper quoted a re li­ P h o to by J a m e s H. H ile an MSU alum nus, spoke at the to this greed, vice and co rru p ­ experience for your next tion, P urdy said, before our so­ school se m e ste r reg ard ­ Luxembourg March the city easily because it was under a mound rising about 200 able source s saying the students 11th annual National Institute on feet ir, the a ir ,” Van Elderen said. These mounds a re very common would be flown se cretly to the P olice and Comm unity R elations. ciety slips into obscurity of h is­ le ss of your field. ir. the East, according to Van E lderen. C aribbean island a n d landed A p a th y , political corruption tory. "E ach tim e an ancient city was destroyed, for instance as in w here their lives would be en­ and toleration of organized gam ­ With the help, understanding Seen A Moral Victory *war tim e, 'he city was rebuilt or, the sam e spot, eventually cre a t­ dangered by fire from both sides. bling has produced a society and support of the leading citi­ W e O ffe r ing a mound,” Van E lderen said. This p a rticu lar tomb contained The st"ry said the sponsors of that finds the police guilty for zens of the com m unity, said P u r­ 1. E arnings in excess of about 3,000 artifacts, or.e-third of which w ere still intact after 4,000 the plan included the C om m unist doing anything but enforcing tra f­ dy, the police can set up p ro ­ $100 p er week guaranteed y ears. p arty , th e Socialist W orkers fic law s, Purdy said. p e r p rep aratio n s and m o re ef­ sa lary The expedition also explored the city of C um ran, near the Dead p arty , Women’s S trike for Peace Society covers gam bling with fectively enforce human rig h ts. 2. Opportunity to work for Sea. The city, Van Elderer. said, was inhabited by a group of E ssenes Want to support peace in Lux­ m arched around the statue of and the C om m ittee to End W ar in em bourg? You canbuy a C ountess A ustin B lair and l i s t e n e d to one of the larg e st com ­ with a strong m essianic feeling. V iet Nam, which has sprung up E rm esinde button for a q u a rte r “ rousing” speeches for th eir Jo e F . F a r h a t ’ s . panies in its field. Velvet Rail The Dead Sea Scrolls w ere found in som e caves near C um ran. on som e college cam puses re ­ cau se. 3. O pportunities f o r ad­ The scro lls w ere hidden in 11 caves on the face of a large cliff. from the Ad Hoc C om m ittee for cently. P eace in Luxem bourg— they’ve The speeches w ere fallow ed by vancem ent t h r o u g h the "T! :ro 11 was 10 inches high by 24 feet long and was T he source alio said two o r­ got a surplus of 200 from th eir a dram atic reading of the MSU sum m er m onths. anim al skins sewr, to gether,” Van Elderen said. Billiards -o of ganizations officially recognized Saturday m arch. Fight Song to clarin et accom ­ This first scroll contained the en tire firs t book of Issiah, Van by C alifornia’s state colleges • C om m ittee chairm an C arl J. panim ent. C ountess E rm esinde and u n iv ersitie s—th e Students Stensel, L orain, Ohio, freshm an, buttons, "honoring” the lib e ra­ / Q u a lific a tio n s A r e : "T he scro lls car. be dated in four ways. One is carbon-14. for A Democr.i tic Society, and the to r of Luxem bourg, w ere passed 1. Neat appearance P ottery of the period, money of the period or the paleethnology VVJE.B. du Bois C lubs, have giv­ of the scro lls them selves car be used,” Van E lderen said. Van Elderer. was speaking to the- C entral M ichigan Society of plan. en at least tacit support to the called the m arch "an unqualified su c c e ss.” Some 20 students p a r­ ticipated. out. The com m ittee plans a fall Enjoy Fun & Relaxation 2. Ability to converse in­ telligently :re Arci aeologicalInstitute of A m erica. The m arch , organized partly term cam paign to save the Rock — — — — — —■— — — — C oupon ” — — — —■- — - — — — 3 .' W 111 i n g n e s s to work as a joke and partly as a dem ­ of G ib raltar. " It’s being eaten hard. onstration of the m a rc h e rs' feel­ by b a cteria,” Stensel joked. 4. Ready f o r im m ediate ing -fig h t to p ro test has. • S p e c ia l o ffe r* - | em ploym ent - been abused at MSU, w as not of EAST T h is q o u p o n is_wortl>) p ? r h o u r: E n jd y ^ | F o rti R e s e a rc h E x p e r t T o alto gether witho.ut Incident. B IF L O R A L L A N S IN G I fu ll g o m e v a lu e at h a lf - g a m e p r ic e ! J APPLY M r. Sander , . 1 he m.arxetmg research versi-ty in Chicago, and held the received a B.S. d e g r e e from At the capitol, the m a rc h ers WE T E L E G R A P H O tte r e x y t r e s - M ay 31 | Monday through F riday 9 to 1 ag er for the For, D ivision, Ford sam e position at R ider College, T em ple U niversity in 1948, an m et opposition from a com m it^ FLOWERS I M otor C o., will d iscuss product T renton, N.J. He was also a m ar­ M .B.A. degree from the U niver­ tee favoring w ar in Luxem bourg. W O R L D W ID E 2004 N. L aren (U.S. 27 North) 487-3528 • developm ent it —:30 tonight ir keting in structor at the U niver­ sity of M ichigan in 1949 a n c a Undaunted, the peace com m ittee 21 5 A N N ED 2 -08711 In Grand Rapids p a r lo r " A " he Union.. sity of D etroit from 1949 Pn.D . - from New York U niver- C a ll: 456-1771 »* ST * r: by- Seymoth .4 V J t * of Brooklyn, N .Y .y fte M + Vlr 1957. • ' z* M SU B ook 9* M S U B o o k s A o T * '' » ¿ » M S U B o o k s t o r e ÎA S U J ^ p o k s t o r e M SU ^ * M arshak is sponsored bv Delta A jfp fy O n ly A ft e r ' < >;gma Pi. pro: M C om p le tio n O f F in a l Exams raterr.ity , anc i tnepuD- As m arxet re search m anager, U COM E AND M arshak is responsible for all consum er studies in connection w ith Falcon, F airlan e, Ford, T hunderbird, M u s ta n g , Ford tru ck s, anc p a rts and serv ice ac­ tiv ities. He joined Ford as consum er re se a rc h m anager for the Ford D ivision in 1961. P rio r to that he SA F E A S COFFEE G ET TH EM was vice presiden t and directo r of client developm ent for Nation­ al A nalysts, Inc. for four y e ars. T H E S A F E W A Y to s t a y a le r t M arshak was a s s is ta n tp ro fe s -■ so r of m arketing at DePaul Uni- w it h o u t h a r m f u l s t im u la n t s Seminar Slates N o D o z™ k eep s y o u m e n ta lly a le rt w ith th e sa m e safe re ­ m a k e s y o u feel d ro w sy w hile s tu d y in g , w o rk in g o r d riv in g Elastics Talk fre sh er fo u n d in coffee. Y e t N o D o z is fa ste r, h a n d ie r, m o re d o as m illio n s do . . . p e rk u p w ith s a f e , e f f e c tiv e N o D o z M S e n io r A n n o u n c e m e n ts » M. C , Stippes of the D epart­ reliab le. A b so lu tely n o t h a b it- K e e p A le rt T a b le ts. m ent of T heoretical and Applied form ing. N e x t tim e m o n o to n y Another fine product of Grove Laboratories M echanics, U niversity i>f Illinois,. U U rbana, is to speak on " S tre s s A r e R e a d y T o P ic k U p Function In C lassical E lastic­ ity ,” in the Engineering Auditor­ ium at 4 p.m . today. The program , p a rt of a series NOW READ THIS We H ave A lim ite d Q u a n tity A v a ila b le F o r S a le - lf You Need of m echanical engineering sem i­ n a rs, is open to the public. T h e re A re C o n n o is s e u r s O f T h e A le s ... A d d itio n al co p ie s o r H ave Not o rd e re d T h e r e A re C o n n o is s e u r s O f T h e W in e s ... H e r e ’ s A la s t C h a n ce A nd N ow . W e P re s e n t F o r T he in C o n n o is s e u r O f T h e H a m b u rg e r... o 30 The Intellectual Hamburg V in m Ike JU S T 9 8 T O M 'Sparty-Burger’ * in c lu d e s * U EXTRA 1 9 6 5 W o lv e r in e s S e ll U B m in 00 Order Yours Today a».. 1 / 4 L b. 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