Thoughts. . . Partly Cloudy. F MICHIGAN TAT EW S . . . a r e h a r d e r to t h i n k C lo u d y J o d a y P o s s ib le Show ers o f t h a n yo u w o u ld t h i n k i f you n e v e r t h o u g h t a b o u t i t . STATE C ' H ig h : 63 - - I s s a c h a Ben A le x a n d e r UNIVERSITY o V o l. 57 Number 25 E a st Lansinq, Michigan Wednesday, October 6 , 1965 P ric e 10c JO H N S O N T O H A V E G A LL B LA D D ER SU R G ER Y THURSDAY 'B u s in e s s A s U s u a l Fuzak III ; Ire M in im a l T im e 1 T e s ts N o t C o n c lu s iv e Doctor Says LBJ Is Able John A, Fuzak, MSU vice pre­ sident for student affairs, was To Undergo Surgery Safely taken to Edward W, Sparrow hospital at 2:15 p.m. Sunday af­ \V A S H I N G T O N , i.fi- - P r e s i d e n t J o h n s o n ternoon for observation and tests. announced p erso n ally T u esd ay he w ill en ter Mrs, Fuzak said Tuesday that B eth esd a N aval H osp ital T h u rsd ay nigh t fo r tests have not indicated the na­ . . . When U-M Paints The Town Blue ture of her husband’s Illness. She said blood tests, X-rays re m o v a l of a p o o rly fu n ctio n in g gall b lad d er. and a cardiogram have proved Jo h n so n , read in g a statem en t to r e ­ nothing, but Fuzak was placed p o rte rs in the W h ite H ouse cab in et ro o m , In traction for a time Monday Police Warn: V a n d a ls because he was in severe pain. "We hope it is Just a virus,” she said. said m al d u ctin g ‘‘d o cto rs tim e exp ect d u rin g b u sin e ss as w h ich th ere u su a l.” I w ill w ill be not a be m in i­ co n ­ She said he has not felt well for the last few weeks but he Will Get Fines, Jail The c h ie f e x e c u tiv e e m p h a s iz e d th a t. sh ou ld thought lt was something that p resid en tial action o r d ecisio n be req u ired would go away. He was In such discomfort at a tim e when he co u ld not p e rso n a lly B y JO B U M B A R G E R painting signs on theAuditorium, which includes the University of Sunday, however, that he was c a r ry them out. V ice P re sid e n t H ubert H. Kellogg Center and the statue of Michigan at Ann Arbor. taken to the hospital. S ta te N e w s S t a f f W r i t e r Students caught defacing prop­ Sparty. C h a r g e s will not be "Wanton and costly acts of Further test 6 will be made H um phrey w ill act fo r h im . erty here or at the University pressed against these students, defacing public property will not this week to determine what is of Michigan will be arrested however, campus police said. be tolerated whether in the guise wrong. The one-to two-hour operation will be perform ed F rid a y morning and Jailed, prosecuting attorneys "Police agencies of these of boyish pranks or football week­ His c o n d itio n was reported President Lyndon B. Johnson at the naval hospital in suburban B ethesda, Md., where Johnson cf Ingham and Washtenaw Coun­ areas have been Instructed to end exuberance,” they continued. from Sparrow hospital as "good w as a patient last Ja n u a ry with a heavy cold. ties said In a Joint statement arrest, detain and Jail anyone "Any acts of vandalism will be and resting comfortably.’’ The President said his doctors have diagnosed his condition Tuesday. apprehended In acts of vandalism p r o s e c u te d In the criminal as " a poorly functioning gal! bladder with sto n es.” nrpn>w*wi. malicious mlsc^.W ” reads co u rta.” . He id the physicians decided it should be rem oved. by the apprehension Monday night the statement by Donald R. Relsig The attorneys added that rurure reported Ynal^ffe'rirst expjMSAx s - quickly admitted to their a r t is ­ lice didn’t press charges and the tem s. tic deeds and unhappily spent visitors were released, th e ir names witheld. Rumor has It that the Main­ While Tickets Dry In the past, volunteers have worked In schools which have high p ercentages of culturally tenance Dept, would consider em­ disadvantaged youth, Blanco said . In fo rm a tio n p lo y m e n t for any Interested B y D A V E H AN S O N broadcast the game live In De­ L a s t y e a r, however, East L an ­ member of the group—and the S ta t e N e w s S t a f f W r i t e r troit. The game will be taped and sing Ju n io r High School request­ University will supply all ma­ S e rv ice S et terials—including paint. Students started lining up in shown Sunday. ed student volunteers to work with young people who w ere not nec­ Union Board has initiated a Lt. A.J. Zutant said that about the Union at noon Tuesday to buy Seats In the Auditorium will be e s s a r ily deprived or disadvan­ telephone information service to 3:15 a.m. Campus Police stop­ tickets for Saturday’s Mlchigan- accorded on a first-come basis. taged. tell students of campus events. ped another auto with nine paint- Mlchlgan State game on closed TV coverage begins at 1:15 p.m. " T h e school felt that some of It will operate 24 hours a day, covered U-M students obviously circuit TV In the Auditorium. and the doors will be opened by Its students needed the m otiva­ beginning this Friday. seeking employment. But they had to wait more than noon. Students should call 355-3333 He told the group--all majors 3 hours for the tickets to dry. tion that com es from working with one p e r s o n ," he said . These to hear a tape recording of the in Michigan's newly created de­ Sales finally began about 3:30 been The game in Ann Arbor has students did not seem to be In­ week's events. partment of commercial painting —that there was nothing for them p.m. and will continue today until U-M astudent sellout since July and the newspaper reports Groups Interested In having Bus Foreman here and "strongly recommend­ all tickets are sold. the usual black market traffic their activities announced should call either the Union Board or ed" that they return to Ann Ar­ A b ou t 4,000 tickets w e r e In student tickets. John M. Spencer at 353-0283.' bor. printed Tuesday and 3,000 were "You can still get a ticket to put on sale immediately—or as the game,” said one of the Mich­ soon as the Ink dried. The rest igan Dally staff members, "If will go on sale today. Hospitalized THE IN SID E LO O K you can pay the price.” Henry Jolman, general fore­ Most of the tickets went to the Last year’s game was broad­ man of the MSU bus system, Union ticket office, which is open cast on WMSB, was reported in good condition 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The rest al TV station, at the education­ M S U ’ s conclusion at Olln Memorial Hospital Tues­ The Irishman9s went to the two Paramount News- of the regularly scheduled day afternoon after being rush­ O n e * m o r a D u f f y 1« s p r a y ­ in g ro s a p e rfu m e a ro un d •hops in Lansing and East Lan­ game. Less than half oftheMSU- NCAA ed there Tuesday morning. At It Again sing. Ray Campeau, motor pool dis­ S p a rta n S ta d iu m . T h i s t i m a i t c o u l d ba f o r r e a l , U-M game was left to be played patcher, told the State News that S T O R Y P. 2. Chairman of the Union Board- when the switch was made. Jolman complained of chest pains Athletic Department project,Bill • This wüî*-btf*he first rtme-lfes* ^ U e in a meeting of bus sys­ ‘i ilfm er, said he expects a selT^** game C o m ic books, p e re n n ia l The Funnies out today. has been carried on closed circuit TV. tem personnel. After being taken to the health l i t e r a r y tr e a ts f o r k id s , a r e e n j o y i n g a n ew p o p u - l a r i t y am ong c o lle g e s tu - Ar0ÊIack WKBD (Channel 50), the sports network in Detroit that will fur­ Any questions about tickets or nish the facilities to send the .the showing will be answered by center, he was examined by a heart specialist, but results of the tests have not been determined, JU ST A D R O P IN T H E B U C K E T — A l r e a d y c o n g e s te d wi t h l i n e s f o r l e c t u r e - c o n c e r t t i c k e t s a n d ID c a r d s , th e U n io n g r e e t e d a d d i t i o n a l c r o w d s f o r d r o p s and d e n t s . S T O R Y P. 7. M fi game to East Lansing, will not the 1Jnlon Board. 355-3355. Campeau said. a d d s in th e c e n t e r l o b b y . P h o to b y Jon Z w i c k e l I 2 Michigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, October 6. 1965 EDITORIALS CHARLES C. WELLS / H e l p I s O n T h e W a y A m i s h , / F o r T h e L i b r a r y '- y f M u s t C o n f o r m C H A N C E S LOOK GOOD f o r ap­ w ill be clo se d and th ere wi 11 be exten ­ proval of the $4 m illion req u ested to s iv e resea rch fa c ilitie s . build the lon g-needed graduate addi­ The ea sed stra in on the p resen t One of the m ost perplexing and co n tro versial issu e s facing the tion to the MSU lib rary. O nce the lib rary which th is wilt a llo w w ill m ake State B oard of Education when it m eets in Lansing today is what to m oney is on its way, lib rary o ffic ia ls p o ssib le the com p letion of the library can sit down with a rch itects to draw reorgan ization which was begu nthere do with the Amish question. The Am ish are a re lig io u s sect centered in southern M ichigan, up final plans for the building they th is su m m er. The eventual goal is to n ear H illsd ale, a n d in Northern Indiana. T h ey do n o t believe in have been con stru ctin g in th eir m inds expand reading and referen c e sp a ce form al education beyond the eighth grade and have been using non­ fo r sev era l y ea rs. and gen era lly to bring the library and c ertifie d m em bers of th eir own community to teach at their ru ra l its co lle ctio n up to the B ig T e n sta n d - schoolhouse near Cam den. ards which for y ea rs it has fa iled to LITTLE WONDER. L ibrary fa c ili­ m eet. They contend that they have found'non-A m ish teach ers “ too tie s at this U n iversity have been so w o rld ly ." T h e ir society is based somewhat on a communal a g r a r ­ d eficien t for so long that even apolo­ THERE IS NO QUESTION of the ian setting. If one Am ish man has trouble with his cro p s, or if his g is ts for slack p o lic ie s by now adm it need for m oney to im prove MSU’s barn burns down, the other m em bers of the community band to­ the need for im provem ent. lib rary. If the le g isla tu re w ish es to gether to help him through h is trouble. The $4 m illion w ill pay for a n e w help the U n iv ersity m ake up one of Involved in the co n tro versy are some 22 Am ish children. T h ey building to go up on the present site its outstanding educational d efic its, are cu rren tly being taught by Ruth G ra b e r, 20, who has not studied of W ells Hall which wi 11 be exc lusi v e- it will p ass quickly on the $4 m illion 4: beyond the eighth grad e. ly for graduate resea rch . Its stack s req u est for lib ra ry funds. The State B oard of Education has ruled that the Am ish must have state certified teach ers in their schools. G ov, G eorge W, Romney differed with the board and asked the M ichigan L e g isla tu re to ex­ G r i p e , G r i p e , G r i p e ! empt the Am ish from the state certification requirem ent. Lu ckily, the legislatu re voted down h is b ill. A ll other religiou s schools in Michigan p resen tly m eet the r e ­ “ PLEASE DO bend, fold, stap le ca lled , he w ill be given a chance to quirem ents. If the bill had been p assed, then it would have opened or muti Ia te .1' go up on sta g e fo r fiv e m inutes and the door for other re lig io u s groups to ask exceptions to State r e ­ T hese w ill be the in stru ction s on tell what he thinks is wrong with > quirem ents. the IBM card s which students at the things. No ru les other than th ose of U n iversity of C olorado at Boulder good ta ste w ill lim it him . Since it was evident the Am ish w eren't going to com ply, the State B o ard worked out a com prom ise plan. When theplan was submitted w ill be handed when they en ter the auditorium for a “ B itch -|n on the BEGINNING AT 8 p .m ., the se ssio n two weeks ago, m em bers w ere hopeful the sect would find it a g re e ­ M u ltiv ersity 1' so m e tim e this month. w ill run as long as th ere are com ­ able. A ssociated Students of the U niver­ p laints to be heard. When it. is all T h e state offered to provide a teacher fre e of ch arge if they sity of Colorado is sponsoring the o v er, a tape of the sp ee ch es will be would make their school part of the C am d en -F ro n tier school D is­ “ b itch -in ," m odeled after the tea ch - tra n scrib ed and m em b ers of the stu ­ t r i c t . The children would be taught in the present Am ish school by ins on V iet Nam, to give students a dent governm ent w ill read through a re g u la rly certified teach er. Then, after she had finished, th eir chance to air th eir com plaints of the the notes to get an idea of what own teacher could take over and instruct them. way the u n iversity is run. changes the stud ents want. That’ s A B it Extrem e! The Am ish also found this objectionable. T h ey contended it would EACH STUDENT w ill be given a WHO SAID picketing is the only m ake th eir schools " p u b lic .’ ’ num bered card at the beginning of way to get peop le to listen to a com ­ T h e Am ish have alw ays feared having th eir children com e into the se ssio n . When his num ber is plaint? much contact with the outside world. When the children did leave DAVE HANSON the community, they found that they left perm anently, and the Am ish are faced with maintaining th em selves. So the group countered with a proposal that the state board set S p l i s h - S p l a s h up a test to see if their eighth g rad e rs m eet the sam e ab ilities of T h o s e H a p p y D a y s other public school eighth g ra d e rs. It a p p e a rs'th a t the state board w ill not find the latest A m ish “ HJ-Y, GUYS! L et's go (up--dow n) THE RIVALRY betw een M ichigan answ er to their requ irem ents w orkable. The state law on educa­ and paint fS p a rty --th e M ichigan Un­ and M ichigan State is a natural and tion requirem ents is th ere and it must be m et. ion) (blue and g o !d --g r e e n and w hite). healthy thing, and it can lead to a lot A t S p a r t a n S t a d iu m ! E ith er the Am ish will m eet with state regulations or the only r e ­ T hat’ll show them w ho's gonna win of good tim es trying to sh o w th eo th er c o u rse the board w ill have is to take the m atter to court. on Saturday. ’ ’ sid e who’s “ b e tte r .’’ But the whole It su re w ill. The other sid e will thing sm a ck s a little of fo o lish n e ss My d ays at MSU a re alm ost into the team s made up of a ll- so -a n d -so went to Michigan State. win. Even if MSU doesn 't top U -M ’s s c o r e on Saturday, it w ill win a v ic ­ to ry over the team w hose fans ap­ when it g ets sp a ttered with paint, w hether the paint is blue or green . o ver now, and 1 look back on it all with tender re g r e ts that I m ust go. A m erican s who went on to bigger things a s p ro s. Since 1956, when MSU last went to Pasad ena, we’ ve turned out I cheered Sam W illiam s’ neck­ m ore pro p rosp ects than any oth­ 23rd Party Congress p eared on th is cam pus Monday night and did hundreds of d o llars of dam ­ age, sp lash in g blue and gold paint BOTH SPARTANS AND W OLVER­ INES should have "the s e n s e toi tsK* th eir rival sp ir it out in ch eeri n<^j>i> in sOme of the other a c tiv itie s whiei». 1 rem em ber the kids in my cfas_ses, t h o s e intimate little . grpups of 300 or 500 where you tie tack les until he left to make e r B ig Ten school, but w ehaven’ t ¿them for the Detroit L io n s; I m a r­ been able to win all the m arb les. velled at the blocks of H e r b So this fall I listened to the ex­ May Show Red Rift around. have to get to know people be- A dderley before he went to Green p e rts . Fifth or sixth, thfty said. surround the MSU— U-M gam e. They ca u se th ey're sitting on your lap. B ay. 1 saw G eorge Salm es break A y e a r for building. T h e other LONDON—The planned C rty t c o n g re s s which m a y • i t K&.k no w b eiref :trou < ri... d <» », —Kkbcr,• > l v c m ;— 0 el: ¡ tfi , ;>•?> c tt!i gutS* id L .- A a v - " .r.. *u u..6. .m inist p arty co n gress sd .tu ^ .c v voV e p roo'fe T s u me h e re takes it Tnto*b's head to go down Anyway, both the Ingham andW ash- much. before he went to B uffalo. I saw can take it all again. for this spring probably w ill be p o litic a l and p a rty ¡e a d - 5 u Arvn Arbor and paint som ething down tenavi'C'Su’tdy p r o se c u to r s have prom ­ But m ost of a ll, 1 rem em ber little Sherm L e w is get bounced OK, I said . So we aren’ t going held in M arch. the so u rc e s s a id . » j- th ere c v r If som eon e does ise d im m ediate detention and p r o se ­ Duffy. around by W\e big guys befo re he to win. Ju s t as long as we beat R eliab le sou rces also say the T h e m e a t is s u e is to be tackled that, then both tea m s w ill lose, and cution for anyone found pai nting bui Id- Each fall the sm iling Irishm an turned pro. M ichigan and N otre Dam e, I ’ ll p arty’ s 23rd C o n gress in M os­ is the rift in the Comm unist camp neither one w ill d e se rv e the R ose ings th is week. And they w ill ask for has p rom ised me ro s e s and given E v e r y Sunday I watch the pro be s a tisfie d . U C L A ? One gam e, cow w ill deal with the ideologi­ and the relationship with China Bowl boost that Saturday could m ean exp u lsion from w hich ever school the me g a s. I ’ d sing the fight song, gam es and h ear Van P a tric k say they didn’ t have much. P e n n cal state of t h e Com m unist which has been going from bad to fo r eith er. vandals attend. trying to in still the needed’ ’ v im " State? Good team , but the Spar­ world in the post-K hrushchev w o rse and h a sb e e n v irtu a lly p a r- tans showed strength and con­ e ra . It also w ill take up the eco­ alyzing the K rem lin ’ s freedom of RESPONSE TO FRESHMAN sisten cy. nomic and political structure of action. the Soviet Union as w ell as So­ Peking has made considerable Saturday they got th eir fir s t viet leadersh ip and the state of inroads into M oscow’ s influence B ig T en win against Illin o is in a the world Communist m ovement, in the Comm unist world and in gam e that showed both sparkle the sou rces say. the battle for leadership of the T o L e a v e O r T o C o rre c t? and a hint of sloppiness. The de­ fense w as good, but alm ost not The Sino-Soviet conflict, it was unaligned nations in A fr ic a , As i a reported, w ill figure prom inently and Latin A m erica, though n o tas T o 'th e Editor: this U n iv ersity was doomed to good enough. In the d iscu ssio n s, along with the much as is claim ed by the Mao h ell. Yet admittance of good qual­ T h re e gam es and three wins. In r e f e r e n c e to th e letter w rit­ LETTER itie s (I can think of sev eral) Could it be? Is it too e a r ly to future of the concept of peaceful co -ex iste n ce with the West. T se -T u n g regim e. E ffo rts to find som e accom ­ ,-s c*z. ten by M r. Sperling, M aryland does not necessitate acceptance s ta rt thinking about... A decision in p rin cip le to ca ll modation with Peking by the suc­ freshm an: in Alabam a o r E a st L ansing, why of the bad. Not again, p le a se. Don’ t do it a new fu ll-d re ss Soviet p arty c e s s o r s of ousted P re m ie r Nikita 1 find the latter part of his doesn't he leave? If a citizen has T h e sen sitive id ealist is not to m e, Duffy. Don’ t get me think­ c o n g re ss was taken by the p arty ’ s Khrushchev have failed . Peking argum ent the m ost interesting. m isgivin gs about a p articu lar content with mouthing, on com ­ ing about C aliforn ia again. L o se . C entral Com m ittee which recen t­ has lately been attacking them The p rem ise of the f ir s t few phase of our foreign policy, let mand, amens to e ve ry lavish Don’ t win a couple and make ly ended a th ree-d ay m eeting in sava ge ly for following an im p er­ p aragraph s seem s to me to be at him get out, or at le ast le t's p r a is e . Y et he w ill work within me s ta rt planning my itin e ra ry M oscow with decisions on m ajor fo r an en d -o f-th e-year trip out ia lis t co u rse in collusion with al­ best a moot point. M r, Sperling d raft him. the system o r institution fo r con­ industrial re fo rm s. leged United States a ggressio n . seem s to suggest that as a stu­ T h is intolerance ignores a stant im provem ent — unleSs w est. T h e ir key target is to provide Don’ t m ake the band m em bers L a te ly there have been sug­ dent Paul Schiff knew what he feeling common to n early all forced out. industry with great incentives to gestio n s from among the p ro - w as getting into, therefore any d issen te rs — am bivalence. Sel­ It see m s that in our nation with sta rt writing home to say they c a te r for re a l consum er and in­ Suviet Com m unists that the tim e punishment meted out is rich ly dom does one waste the time to its i n s p i r a t i o n a l Ju ly 4th m ay not be home for New Y e a r ’ s . vestm ent needs, instead of aim ­ can no longer be put off when a d eserved . c ritic iz e a person or thing he ve­ sp eech es, one should be able to Don’ t do it, Duffy, un less this is ing at the m ere fulfillm ent of fic ­ c le a r -c u t decision m ust be taken In Sperling’ s schem e it would hemently abhors. s tr iv e for this im provem ent with­ the y e a r. titious quotas, laid down by cen­ B ut, Duffy, if you don’ t do it this for M oscow and Peking to p art seem that upon entering a U n iver­ I have p ersonally never heard out fe a r of expulsion. tra l authorities a n d often di­ publicly because the continued sity one must purge one’ s s e lf of any C SR m em ber, nor seen any Jim M cAndrews y e a r , H iram Scott C ollege has vorced from re a lity . Forddy Anderson coaching b a s­ feud is serio u sly undetermining all c ritic a l thoughts regardin g publication, which a sserted that E a st L ansing Junior T h e m ajor ideology d ecisions ketball fo r them now and needs a the en tire international Commu­ said U n iversity. Signing an oath have been re se rv e d fo r the p ro - someone to sta rt a football team . nist m ovement. of fealty, one must pledge never to com m it the blasphemous sin of inquiry. T h e puzzlement e x p re ssed in LETTER POLICY The State News welcom es le tte rs to the editor from all the la st three paragraphs is much M S U S t u d e n t s : m ore serio u s. re a d e rs, whether or not they a r e asso ciated with M ichigan ’ ’ If MSU is not so d esirab le, State U niversity. why do any of the CSR m em bers stay around? L e tte rs must be no longer than 300 words and should be typed double space. Correspondents m ust include th eir name, T h is re fra in , with a few v a r ­ local ad d ress and phone number and, if applicable, c la ss F o r A -G O -G O B a n k in g , ia b le s, has been sounded in e ve ry nation, in all social system s, for standing or faculty' position. No unsigned le tte rs w ill be printed. About These Water Fights! cen tu ries. If a man with black skin is not d elirio u sly happy with conditions g o t o F r a n d o r C e n t e r PEAN UTS S k LLV, I've A5KED ' I couldn 't be l e $$ UNÜé TO CAME OVER INTERESTED! UJHAT DO I CARE TO HELP YOU U)lTH ABOUT "MEu) MATH" ? l‘M ONlV MICHIGAN 60IN6 TO BE A HOUSEWIFE ! Offices in: B attle Creek, Charlotte. 1 ^ 4 1 $ "NEU) MATH" j S T A T I U N IV IIS IT Y S T A T E N E W S X Flint, G rand Rapids, Lansing, E D I T O R I A L D E P A R T M E N T 355 -8 2 5 2 C h a rle s C . W ells ••..••»•••••E d itor—In — C h ief M em ber A ssociated P r e s s , United P r e s s International, Inland D aily P r e s s A ssociation , m W æ t M arshall, P o rt H uron and Saginaw. A sso cia te d C ollegiate P r e s s , Michigan P r e s s R ich a rd D , Schwartz .....M an agin g Editor A sso ciatio n , Michigan C o llegiate P r e s s A s ­ Ja m e s P . Sterba Cam pus Editor Larry G . Mogg .••••••••«••••••Sports Editor sociation . THAIS THEuJRONG I NEVER KN0U) HÖU) M ichael J . Kindman .....E d ito ria l Editor Published e ve ry c la s s day throughout fa ll, ATTITUDE...MATH 10 ANílOER THAT . w in ter, and spring term s and twice weekly CAN BE A VERY " B a n k in g T h a t I s B u ild in g M ic h ig a n ” A D V E R T IS IN G D E P A R T M E N T ....... sum m er term by the students of Michigan REUJARDlNé v rf.«>*• .3 55-8255 ..................... r *>/ j 6UPJÊCT..* A rth u r H. L a n g e r .A d vertisin g M anager Second c la s s postage paid at E a stL a n sin g , M ich. T M ic h ig a n N a t io n a l B a n k B U S IN E S S C I R C U L A T I O N . . 3 5 5 - 8 2 9 9 E d ito rial and business o ffices at 341 Stu­ ASSETS OVER 800 MILLION DOLLARS dent S e rv ic e s Building, M ichigan State Uni­ At your s e r v ic e until ^ : 3 0 P. M. M ond ay through S a t u r d a y P H O T O G R A P H IC DEPARTMENT VfVUH I»?!»*. tM'VS • SS. .-V îiL ...................... 355-8311 v e r s it y , E a st Lansing, Mich. Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, O ctober 6. 1965 3 POLITICS OR POKER? Introducing A U SG Died After 16 Y e a rs B y H U G H * !. L E A C H The date w as M ay 4, 1 9 5 1. Third Of Five Parts graduate, has p r o v i d e d som e clu es to why the restru ctu red government failed to su rvive d es­ CAM PUS P A K The occasion was an election. cam pus organizations w e re fa ll­ T h is was the pattern that w as pite its p ro m ise and initial pop­ The C am pus Book S to res have been se le c te d as the only E ast L ansing D istrib u ter The re su lt w as the Student ing to develop lead ers and that sweeping the country at the tim e, u la rity . o f th is package . It Is an introductory o ffer to en ab le stu d en ttfto becom e ac­ Council, the f ir s t of the a ll­ council m eetings w ere " m e r e ly Hekhuis sa id . T he re su ltw a s that In a p artia lly completed manu­ quainted with the follow in g N ational N am e-brand prod ucts. co llege student governing bodies m eeting of BMOC’ s (Big Men On student government changed from scrip t of the h isto ry of student at MSU, faded from existence C am p u s)." a council of students to an a s ­ government, Augustine sa y s that, and w as succeeded by the All Following the reading of the sociation of students. although the A ll College Student C ollege Student Governm ent. le tter the council launched into a "Y o u might say that this was Governm ent d i d a n outstanding Approval of the new form of d iscussion of the reason fo r lack not a ve ry s o p h i s t i c a t e d ap­ Job in c ertain a re a s during its governm ent w as overwhelm ing. in student in terest. p roach ,’ ’ Hekhuis said, “ but it firs t two y e a r s of existen ce, Following endorsement of the seem ed a p p r o p r i a t e to that "a n objective o b servo r c a n n o t But it w asn’ t until 1949 that proposed constitution by the fa­ tim e ." help but q u e s t i o n the govern­ se rio u s thought w as given to culty, students voted, 3,304 to The new government seem ed to m ent’ s silen ce on m ajor Issu es changing the structure of student 384, to accept the new govern­ have m erit in that it em phasized ra ise d by students and the State governm ent. That was the ye ar ment. the pattern of real life and p ro ­ N ew s.” L o u is F . Hekhuis, cu rren tly di­ The death of the Student Coun­ vided a training ground fo r stu­ He suggests that part of the re c to r of student a c tiv itie s, was cil was not totally su rp risin g . As dents, he added. problem resulted from d isin ter­ elected president of the council. e a rly a s M arch 1 1 , 1942, the But hardly had the new govern­ ested congressm en a n d p o o r council w as experiencing d iffi­ Under his lead ersh ip the Stu­ ment been established before it communication with constituen­ culty holding student in terest. A dent Government Improvement began to m eet the problem s that c ie s . le tter from a fo rm e r council Com m ittee, m ore p o p u l a r l y doomed its p re d e c esso r. Defenders of the All C o llege m em ber accused the council of known a s the " L it t le Hoover Following the initial m eeting Student Governm ent, la te r A ll doing nothing fo r defense a c tiv i­ C o m m ittee," w as established to of the newly created Student Con­ U niversity Student Governm ent, ties and of neglecting other a re a s look into methods of im proving g r e s s the State News said, "S tu ­ often point with pride at som e in which it should be involved. student governm ent. The result dent C o n gress cam e off in tr a ­ of its accom plishm ents. Among The le tter a lso c a rrie d the of the com m ittee’ s work was a ditional r u b b e r - s t a m p style, them a re lead ersh ip in the move ch arges that there w as a " s a d com pletely new structure, pat­ lasting only one-half hour la st to change the name of M ichigan la c k " of any authoritative student terned a fte r the stru ctu re of the n igh t." State C ollege to Michigan State World News governing body on campus; that fed e ra l governm ent. The term "ru b b e r stamp’ 'w a s U niversity and a la rg e ro le in one that w as to be applied to the U n iversity’ s decision to aban­ con gress until its death, although don the program of com pulsory at a Glance the term m ay never have been as ROTC fo r freshm en and sopho­ appropriate before as it w as dur­ m o res. ing la st fa ll and winter te rm s. But there w ere other a re a s in Bob H a rris , president of stu­ which student government invol­ dent government at that tim e, ved its e lf too late or not at a ll. claim ed that e ve ry m ajor b ill in­ .And there w e re still others in troduced in con gress cam e from which it tried to Involve its e lf Pakistan Cuts Ties With Malaysia the executive branch of the gov­ only to find that it wasn’ t w el­ ernment and c o n g r e s s m erely com e. R A W A L P I N D I A P — P a k i s t a n c ut d i p l o m a t i c t i e s voted on it. T h ese fa ilu re s on the p art of T u e s d a y wi t h M a l a y s i a , a c c u s i n g t hat s o u t h e a s t A s i a n R o ger D. Augustine, assistan t the A ll U n iversity Student Gov­ n a t i o n of not s u p p o r t i n g P a k i s t a n ' s w a r wi t h I ndi a dean of students at the State Uni­ ernment and the unfavorable im ­ over Kashmir. v e rs ity of New York, College for age co n g re ss often p r o j e c t e d M a l a y s i a i s in c o n f l i c t wi t h n e i g h b o r i n g I n d o n e s i a , T e a ch e rs, at Buffalo, N .Y ., and an caused it to join its p re d e ces­ a d e c l a r e d s u p p o r t e r o f P a k i s t a n in i t s q u a r r e l s wi t h active p articipant in student gov­ so r, the Student Council, on the I ndi a. ernment at MSU a s an under­ student government scrap heap. I n d o n e s i a a nd P a k i s t a n a r e t he w o r l d ' s l a r g e s t M o s l e m n a t i o n s , e a c h wi t h a p o p u l a t i o n o f a r o u n d 10 0 m i l l i o n . M a l a y s i a i s l a r g e l y M o s l e m , a s i s K a s h m i r , t h e H i m a l a y a n s t a t e c l a i m e d b y bo th I ndi a a nd P a k i s t a n , T a l l e r B u i l d i n g s Johnson Gets Foreign Aid BiI B e i n g P l a n n e d WASHINGTON \.f - - The It provides $ 1 , 1 7 billion Senate gave final con gres­ in m ilita ry a ssista n c e and E a s t Lan sing is well on its of the parking to be underground, sional approval T uesday to $2.048 billion for econo­ way to having its fir s t 10 -s to r y C o n lisk said . the $ 3 .2 18 billion foreign m ic aid. The m easu re also apartm ent building. "W e wish others had planned aid money b ill and sent it includes $714 ,18 8 ,0 0 0 fo r C ity Council voted Monday to s im ila r ly ,” saidCouncil m em ber to the White House fo r the P e ace C o rp s, Ryukus rezone the area located at Bogue M ary P . Sharp. P resid en t Johnson’ s signa­ Islands and support of in­ and C e d ar S tre e ts from “ ap art­ In other busin ess, the council tu re. ternational lending institu­ ment zoning” to "planned apart­ named P o lic e O ffic e r T e r r y T a y ­ The House p assed the tions, bringing the o ver­ ment d is tric t” to perm it con­ lor to fill the unexpired term of bill la st F rid ay . all total to $3,9 32,18 8 ,000 . struction. fo rm e r Constable W illiam P a rk s. Pa r k s was eleqted in A p ril but( » k\: ' ' 1 cnrntr odvtas if,S\ p'tbtie ‘ two-and th ree -sto ry wings, with ¿resigned to iflove to the (I esc “ penthouse treatm ent” to p re ­ C oast. T O K Y O ( U P I ) - - C o m m u n i s t C h i n a s a i d T u e s d a y i ts vent a monotonous facade, said a i r f o r c e p l a n e s s h o t dow n an A m e r i c a n f i g h t e r p l a n e G. M ichael C o n l i s k , planning T u e s d a y in a d o g f i g h t o v e r t he Sou th C h i n a p r o v i n c e d ire c to r. of K w a n g s i wh i c h b o r d e r s on N o rth V i e t N o m , Parkin g arrangem ents fo r the A P e k i n g r a d i o b r o a d c a s t h e a r d in T o k y o s a i d t he stru ctu re w ill m ore than match d o w n e d p l a n e w a s o n e of f o u r ‘ ‘ U. S . f i g h t e r p l a n e s " city requ irem ents, C onlisk said . th a t f l e w o v e r t h e K w a n g s i a r e a on a " p r o v o c a t i o n " Although an ordinance req u ires m i s s i o n s h o r t l y a f t e r noon T u e s d a y . only 238 spaces fo r the ap art­ ment building, 362 are planned. AMC Holds Line On P rice s Coupled with the building of a new road between Bogue and C e ­ DETRO IT (UPI)— A m er­ p ric e s in a range from d a r, the development should ease ican M otors T uesday join­ $5.70 to $ 13 2 .8 5 com pared the parking space shortage and a ed G en eral M o t o r s and with s i m i l a r l y equipped p assagew ay Jam-up in the a re a . Fo rd in holding the p ric e 1965 m odels, in addition T h e p lan s provide for the bulk line on its 1966 model c a rs . to p assin g on savings from AM C, sm a lle st of the the three p er cent reduc­ four A m erican automak­ tion in the fed eral excise e r s , said it w as reducing tax. Trouble With Soviets’ Luna 7? M O SCO W A P ~ “ T h e S o v i e t U n i o n m a i n t a i n e d s i l e n c e T u e s d a y o v e r th e p r o g r e s s o f it s l a t e s t m o o n s h o t, L u n a 7, i n d i c a t i n g p o s s i b l e t r o u b l e wi t h t he un­ manned satellite. T h e r e w e r e no f o r m a l a n n o u n c e m e n ts f o r t h e f i r s t 2 4 h o u r s a f t e r th e o f f i c i a l r e p o r t o f th e l a u n c h i n g y e ste rd ay . A t th e t i m e o f l a u n c h i n g t h e r e w a s a hi nt o f p o s s i b l e t r o u b l e w h en th e a n n o u n c e m e n t s a i d t he s c i e n t i f i c » i n s t r u m e n t p a c k a g e w a s f o l l o w i n g a c o u r s e " c l o s e to the p r e s c r i b e d o n e , " M S U - U o f M 1965 M IX E R a new fashion outlook 9 : 0 0 - 1 2 : 0 0 S a t . O c t. 9 E A S T QUAD MS U IDS R E Q U I R E D _l L W allace eyew ear CAMPUS B O O K NORTH U N IVERSITY £ Add a touch of glamour to spring fashions with sparkling H LU co FREE. new eyewear from Wallace’ s.Choosefrom literally hundreds LU LU of exciting, flattering frame styles. And at Wallace's, g > ‘ e n t e r t a l n m en t ‘ a d m is s io n you’ll be impressed with more than the styling! Stop by. CO % • LU ‘ re fre sh m e n ts (— h co • y e •xominations by DR# W, C. JENSEN* registered optometrist < < H l l f SOUTH UNIVERSITY E^S-T QUAD WALLACE OPTICIANS 3040 V in e (o p p o s ite Frandor) Ph. IV 9-2774 Sponsored By U of M Interquadrangle Council a ls o o f f i c e s d o w n to w n at 107 N. Washin gton, Ph IV 2-1175 Dr. R, C. Jones and Dr. B. C. Bussard, registered optometrists 5 0 7 E. G ra n d R iv e r 131 E. G ra n d R iv e r Michigar tate N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, October 6,-1965 Athlete9s C o p y r i g h t th e K r o g e r C o , 1 9 6 5 W e r p s e r v e th e r ig h t to lim it q u a n titie s O n ly t h e U N B E A T A B L E S Alley A ll s t u d e n t s Interested in w restling should report to coach G rad y Peninger at 5 p .m . T h u rs­ day in 216 M en's IM . A ll V a rsity Club m em bers a re asked to meet in the Spartan Stadium v a rs ity club room at 7:30 tonight. B ask etb all c o a c h e s Sonny East Lansing K roger F ràndor K rog er Means and Bob Nordmann have F ran d o r C enter Issued a ca ll fo r freshm en b a s­ 2825 E . Grand R iv e r ketball p ro sp ects. T h ose Inter­ 2nd Big W eek! KROGER BRANDS CARLOAD SALE! ested should meet in 209 Jen ison Fieldhouse at 4:30 p .m . T h u rs ­ day. Anyone Interested in the MSU L a c r o s s e Club Is asked to attend a m eeting on the la c ro s s e field a c ro s s from C a se Hall at 4 p.m . Kroger Peach, Apricot or Kroger Cut W ax Beans 1-lb. cans or T h u rsd ay. S tra w b e rry P re s e rve s >* 2« *•« S L IC E D P E A C H E S nb en, $ Intramural Kroger Tee Bags pkg of 48 or Avondale Kidney Beans 1-lb. 5-oz. cans or LIQ U ID S W E E T N E R * » « « K R O G E R P E A S i-|b i-°z c*n* Kroger Non Fel D R Y M I L K ">> » - « fo r Kroger Frozen Corn, Pees, French' Fries or PEAS & CARROTS 10-oz. wt. pkgs. fo r News M E N ’S Kroger Virginia Peanuts 7-oz. wt. can or Kroger Red Tart Cherries or T o uch F o o tb a lI P E A N U T B U T T E R » - « «• * • A V O N D A L E T O M A T O E S 1* - $ T ¡m e F ie ld 1 Country Club Chili Con Cerne or Kroger Whole Kernel or 6:00 E a st Shaw 1-2 6:45 C e ll. D w e llers-S u p e rst. C O R N ED B E E F HASH » » « » — C ream S tyle C o rn 1-lb. 1-oz. cans 7:30 F e g e fe u e r-F e llo e Clover V alley-1-lb 2-oz jars Kroger- Catsup 14-oz. wt. btls., Paas 8-oz. wt. cans or 8:15 A rh o u se -A risto c ra ts 9:00 C asop olls-C arib b ean A P P LE -6 R A P E J E L L Y F R U IT C O C K T A IL 8 * oz w . cans fo r 9:45 W ordsworth-Wormwood T im e F ie ld 2 Avondale Halves or Kroger Spinach 15-oz. wt. can or 6:00 C a v a lie r-C a sin o S L I C E D P E A C H E S 1 |b 1301 «« A P P LES A U C E 1 lb cens 6:45 M cFadden-McKinnon 7:30 Akrophobla-Akohol Kroger Pineapple-Grapefruit Drink or Kroger Kraut 1-lb. can or 8:15 A bracadabra-A bdicatlon TO M A TO JU IC E « » « — E V A P O R A T E D M I L K « « « . e z «.«. 9:00 Wimbledon-Wlght ‘1.00 Off 9:45 H olm es 2W-4W Kroger Sliced Cheese 8-oz. wt. pkgs. or Avondale Peas 1-lb. 1-oz. cans or C A K E M IX E S pi,, CUT G REEN B EANS «- T 1m e F ie ld 3 fo r fo r 6:00 Abode-Abednego ‘1.00 Off 6:45 6-pak-Brougham Town 'n Country Spotlight Instant Tiger Tail 7:30 A ku -A ku-A khllles Kroger 8:15 M cG regor-M cLean a 3 - P i e c e M ix in g B o w l S e t CO FFEE lO oz wt. jar M BROOM c h * 1 with mailer coupon ' S P IN A C H 1-lb. 11-oz. cans 9:00 W olverine-W oodward FREE Kroger Kroger 30 Off Label Thin 9:45 Wilding-W indsor Castle Rose Kroger F in g e rtip T ow el F R U I T .C O C K T A I L <"> > «— » Grape Jnice3i^-Pt btu 8 9 / SPAGHETTI Mb. 20/ T 1m e F ie ld 4 Buy 1 get I fr e e w it h m a ile r c o u p o n 6:00 West Shaw 3-4 Kroqer Frozen Cauliflower, Limas, Green Seans or Kroger Whole Kernel or Cream Style Avondale Kidney Beans 1-lb caiHP 6:45 Arpent-Argonaughts 90c Off Castle Rose a T e r r y H and T o w e l with mailer coupon B R O C C O L I S P E A R S 10oz w, pk9* CO RN 1 1 » oz. wt. cans * 1 K r o g e r P e a s 8-oz. wt. 0 cans 7:30 Woodbridge-Worthington 8:15 Satans-Stalag 17 9:00 H olm es 10W-12W 9:45 E a st Shaw 6-7 Spice Trade-in A nother Kroger UNBEATABLE U . S. C h o ic e T e rtd e ra y D e a d li n e Deadline^—T eam entry dead­ 4 th a n d lin es fo r women’ s vo lleyball and' Offer 19 e field hockey team s m ust be turned K I D 5th rib s into the Women’ s IM building by today. N O W A T K R O C IR D eadlines for fra te rn ity bowl­ R O A S T »- ing, fra te rn ity and independent . "•« S -■ K .'. Ttgr- u V j* X R Ö C E R W IL L * S tto r Pi'after Confer ' Cui k id *■ vollejffcall and so c c e r i s riodft F rid a y . P A Y YO U P O R K » Dancing 6 nite*week Per •Ne M ETR O 1 0 C o n ta in e r C H O P S » LOUNGE featuring O ld spices lose their fla v o r! Restock Ful l S h a n k H a lf o f B u tt P o r t i o n DONI WELSH and the y o u r spice cabinet during this m oney SKY LARKS saving offer K ro g e r will p a y yo u 100 S m o k e d C o rn e r qf Jo lly & Logan O for each can o f old spices (any brand) 12 m inutes from MSU when traded in on an equal number You m ust be 2 1 of fresh K ro ge r Spices. H A M S »■ Honeysuckle Fresh Frozen Special Label V a c -Pac TURK EYS ov g . ib 49/ Fres-Shore Frozen Tenderay Boneless K R O G E R Kwick Krisp lb. B r a a d a d S h r i m p io-oz. wt. pkg. Hygrade's SPORTSMAN 49 * KANSAS CITY STEAKS «> * 1 .1 9 Tenderay S L IC E D B A C O N lb. pkg. *1.39 can C O F F E E w ith c o u p o n b e lo w & a S5 o r m o re p u rc h a se BO LO GN A 17 OZ. wt. pkg. 5 9 / CHUCK STEAKS >b 4 9 / Country Club Franks or _ Hygrade's Harrud's Reg. or Extra Mild P E S C H K E ’ S R IN G B O L O G N A » 4 9 / C e rn e d * B e e f B r is k e t s ib 6 9 / SKINLESS FRANKS ib 6 5 / Eckrich to c M w '* S M O K Y -L IN K S k m » w . Pkg 5 9 / LUNCH MEATS ib 5 9 / M e l-O -S o ft D O N M cC A N N ( M .E .) o f th e ’60 B e th le h e m B u tte rm ilk B read m *. ««•» " L o o p ” C o u rse is a k e y m an in th e e n gin eerin g d e p a rtm e n t in o u r g ia n t Sun-Ripened Sweetness From Florida j p la n t n e a r B u ffa lo , N . Y . j H e ’s t y p ic a l o f y o u n g Kroger Frozen | m en o n th e m o v e a t I B e th le h e m S te e l. O ra n g e J u ic e 6 6 fl. | S e n io rs a n d g ra d u a te I s tu d e n ts in e n g in e e rin g an d I n o n -tec h n ic a l c u rric u la w ill Tender j soo n b e in te rv ie w e d fo r C A U L IF L O W E R | | th e 19 6 6 B e th le h e m L o o p C o u rs e . W e o ffe r sp le n d id ! c a re e r o p p o rtu n itie s in ste e l | p la n t o p e ra tio n s, re sea rch , B R U S S ELS SPR O U TS « 2 9 / , I sa le s, m in in g , a c c o u n tin g , M ix or M atch I a n d o th e r a c tiv itie s . F o r d e ta ile d in fo rm a tio n , 5aFLOURj A c o r n , B u tte rn u t o r B u tte rc u p p ic k u p a c o p y o f o u r b o o k le t, " C a r e e r s w ith SQUASH B e th le h e m S te e l a n d th e L o o p C o u rs e ,” a t y o u r P la c e m e n t O ffice. 5 G R E A T K R O G E R S T O R E S IN L A N S I N G A R E A A n E q u a l O p p o r tu n ity O P E N S U N D A Y 12 P . M . T O 7 P . M . F O R Y O U R S H O P P IN G C O N V E N IE N C E . 2 Fw 2 9 c E m p lo y e r in the P la n s f o r Progress Program TOP VAlUf Tir BB TOP VAiUf l O O s T A M P S VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLl COUPON 2 5 STAM PS 2 5 STAM PS WITH THIS COUPON ON n r VYITH THIS COUPON ON i r WITH ! HIS ( i' iuPON ON WITH TMtS COUPON ON B E TH LE H E M .... S P C C JA 1 L A N L ’ C P E C IA L L A M A V A C P A C KROGER COFFEE m 11 : Iiv I JfYLl ^ ^U»jtPDV i ( KROGER FLOUR If (h o p u r c h a i a o t a S ilv e r P la tta r S o n a la s s th e p u r c h is t o f e ^ f t STEEL eCTM EHOe I 3-lb. bog 1| y9 f/ 5-». || 1-lle. con 5 8 / || EOLLEP I K or II FORK EACK || M m w /1 1 CHOCOLATE COOKIES I ST I t j L im it O n a — w it h a $ 5 o r m o ra p u rc h a se II | l L im it O n e — w i t h I $ 5 o r n rio ra p u r c h a s e H LOIN O FORK ROAST i l n .g * - RIBS or BONES n 19*c 1 HOLLAND BULBS V i f e ' ■ ■ G ood thru Sun., O ct. 10, 1965 C H O C O L A T E G ood thru Su n ., O ct. 10, 1965 s e e | (e x c lu d in g b a o r , w in # G ood thru Sun., O ct. 10, 1965 o r to b a c c o ) a | | (e x c lu d in g b w f , w in a o r to b a c c o ) G ood thru S un., O ct. 10, 19 6 5 | a | , - w G ood thru Sun., O ct. 10, 1 9 6 5 | | - Good , , thru Sun ., Q ct . W ^ 1 9 6 5 _ | | ^ > L - — — a 1 1 — a — — — — _ 1 J riuuiiiuiwiiiiiiiiiuinitiitiiiiiiiiiiHiiiii Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 6. 1965 5 W H O S A Y S B A S E B A L L H A S V A N IS H E D ! S e r ie s C h a m p ? L o s A n g e le s Twins , Dodgers Vie For Series Loot litwhiler B y JOE M I T C H against the Chicago Cubs this S ta t e N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r ye ar and 2 1-g a m e winner Don D rysd ale. Litw h iler thinks Kou­ analyzes Being the seventh son "of the fax and D rysdale alone would be seventh s o n , State’ s baseball enough fo r the Dodgers to win. coach, Danny L ltw h ile r, might be Lltw h iler figures the Twins the series considered to p o sse ss s o m e w ill lie plenty w ary of Maury MINNEAPOLIS (U P1)— R ival sta rte rs opener, w ill be working with five days r e s t ­ m agical p ow ers. W ills, Willie Davis and the re st Jim Mudcat Grant and Don D rysdale, one m ore than Grant. L ltw h ile r, however, d o e s n ’ t of the Dodger go-go gang. J J e seem ed ju st a bit over-anxiou s to get on With two right-handers going, both Sam think so. thinks that the Twin pitchers w ill with tod ay's World S e r ie s opener between M ele of the Tw ins and Walt Alston of the Yet, e ve ry y e a r when the c risp be nervous with some of the Los the Minnesota Tw ins a n d L o s Angeles D odgers, stocked their lineups with a lib­ fa ll a ir takes on its p resence \ngeles speed boys on the base- D odgers. e ra l number of left-handed sw in gers. and the World S e rie s com es into paths, which might prove d isa s­ P o ssib ly the windy, ch illy 60-degree T he Dodgers will have seven, including focus, L ltw h ile r enjoys trying trous for the \L pennant win­ weather which shortened the workouts of sw ltch h ltters M aury W ills, Jim G illiam , h is hand at the old game of p re ­ n ers. both clubs Tuesday had something to do rookie Jim L e fe b vre and Wes P a rk e r; the dicting winner. The I wins, however, a re not with G ra n t's an d D ry sd a le 's extrem e Twi ns w ill have four inTony O liva, Jim m ie Thus f a r , L ltw h iler could without talent. They have proba­ e a g e rn e ss, although both can expect some H all, Don Mincher and Sandy Valdespino, e a sily p ass for a baseball sooth­ b ly, the best pitching staff in the m ore of the same conditions Wednesday. T h e Dodger lineup Is so top heavy with s a y e r . He has been right or \m erican. League and L itw h iler left-h an d ers that the only two right-handed the money two y e a rs running, contributes their su ccess to the G rant, a 30 -y ea r-o ld , 21-gam e winner h itte rs Grant w ill face a re left field er each time picking a National L e a ­ tremendous talents of pitching fo r the T w ins who is making his first Lou Johnson and D rysd ale. gue w inner. coach John Sain. World S e r ie s appearance, took it easy A lston announced he w ill lead off his T h is y e a r his decision rem ains “ 1 knew Sain in my playing days and b a re ly exerted h im self during Minne­ o rd er the same way he did all y e a r with the sam e. He see the NL and the with the C a rd in als,’ ’ beamed L lt­ sota’ s re la tiv ely light one-hour workout. Wi l l s batting f ir s t . The speedy slightly L o s Angeles Dodgers trium ph­ whiler, “ and he was a great The 6-foot-6, 234-pound D rysdale, a built shortstop stole 94 b a ses this season ing o ver the A L ’ s Minnesots pitcher then. With Sain on their 23-ga m e winner for the Dodgers this sea­ and holds the all-tim e m ajor league re c ­ Tw ins. The s e r ie s s ta rts inMin* side, the Twins should be tough son who has appeared in three previous ord of 104 thefts. G illiam w ill bat second n eap o lis-St. Paul today. for some tim e. They’ ve alw ays World S e r ie s but never has pitched an and play third base. T h e Spartan skipper b ases hi: had pow er.” J IM G R A N T DON D R Y S D A L E d ecision s, not on any m ystica Litw hiler mentioned Harmon s k ill, but rather his long a s so c i­ K illebrew , Tony Oliva and Bob ation with the National League \llison as the Twin p la y e rs, BEHIND THE U-M RIVALRY wl o would give the Dodger pit­ “ You just can't predict b ase­ chers the most headaches. ball gam es with the sam e con­ L itw h iler b e l i e v e s that the sisten cy a s you must in basket­ weather may be the deciding fac­ ball and football,” the formei tor for a Dodger victo ry. The m ajor leaguer said . " T h e r e ’ s sc cold Minnesota tem peratures w ill S t a t e ’ s O w n P r i v a t e W a r much that can affect a sco re definitely hinder hitting m ore that no two gam es a re the sam e B y R O B E R T A Y A F IE than pitching which would weaken One day a team may win Witt S ta t e N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r the Twins considerably, s a id L it- strong hitting, and the next da} COACH L IT W H IL E R w h iler. It’ s that tim e again. a scratch single might do the “ I know what cold weather can The fourth football gam e. jo b .” sota has had the A m erican I c do to hi t t er s , " said L ltw h ile r. T he one with Michigan. L ltw h iler goes with the Dod­ gue sown up for n early a x “ Thei r bodies a re le ss fre e to While everyon e's seem ingly g e rs on the b a sis of their strong and they won’ t be used to t su ing the bat and they alw ays out fo r blood, most fans forget pitching and their alm ost e r r o r ­ p re ssu re of a p ossible seve se m tt be afrai d of stinging their that th e re 's m ore to the s e r ie s le s s defense. gam e s e r ie s .’ ’ than m eets the eye. It’ s not a “ They have the momentum, Heading the Dodger pitch “ It’ s sort o f psychological, sim ple ca se of “ the other school now,” said L ltw h ile r. "M in n e- staff a re ace left-hander ~»a: ^know ing sou’ ll get a h an d-fu ll• over there a;»- us, do >r d ie .” crowd em ploys to ush er the S p a r­ ic s have grown along with the Koufax, who pitched a no-hltt of ees wl en vou swing. Much moi e than sim ple inter­ tan team onto the field . U n iversity, Unbeaten state riv a lry has gone into making Although the W olverines m ay As an exam ple, from 1898- t h e Michigan S t a t e - Mi c h i g a n not like it, the key to the inten­ 1933, we won only two gam es, tied three and lost 20. Fourteen ‘S’ Booters gam e the c la ss ic that it is . sity of the riv a lry with M ichigan It’ s m ore than a group of B ig State doesn’ t lie in M ichigan’ s of those gam es w ere shutouts. B lu e p artisan s visitin g the cam ­ su p erio rity but rath er in the At Calvin pus at an ungodly hour to leave growth of the E ast L ansing in sti­ T h ere was r iv a lr y in the pow­ MSU something to rem em ber tution. e r of persuasion, too. Only after them by and a Spartan d elega­ Michigan has been a big-tim e State had instituted a better r e ­ tion returning the c a ll. power since 1900, Our athletics cruiting program and had begun Coach Gene Kenney's soccer It’ s m ore than the c ry , “ Beat w ere alw ays good, too, but only to do a better selling job did the squad journeys to Grand Rapids M ich igan!" dr' th e chorus of since the 1940’ s has the depart­ top football m aterial take the today fo r an afternoon game with “ m oos” that the A nnA rborhom e ment re a lly grown. State athlet- road to E ast Lansing, ra th e r than Calvin C o llege. State holds a State’s Juday Named the one 65 m iles to the southeast. commanding 7 -0 -0 m ark over Calvin in a s e r ie s dating back T h e State-M lchigan s e r ie s , to 1959, Top BqctcJn Midwest with the exception of the A rm y- A ll-A m erican G e o r g e Jan es Navy s e rv ic e c la s s ic , holds the will give the S p a r t a n s added distinction of being th d jq n ^ vn e strength, as h e-returns, to his still going with 18 consecutive re g u la r inside left position de­ sello u ts. > mm* spite an injury. Ja n e s is Still S O A R 7 0 * ' P O ' l i f v f ..«I < >*>at M ieh'H jan S r c t * ■*. (L r i/— Akr- O, ■j t i 'e g u - a iV a i? l Yf<3- 4 ' M fiu d iu g S u c u c u ty » ♦ . -4> ni . •o-'t C o r o n r iin it y vCf tw to rc r i ^ u r a V f o o * b a l f ' r a n k t r v g h o s d o n e ' t h i s y e a r , ana b a r e f o o t little Spartan quarterback, who som e 1,605,000 fans it i J 4 Ve a rrfBscTe. ITentffiorrKggfe'*-B p re - ments la te r, after an intercepted seen the two team s do battle^ In season p ra ctic e . Ja n e s came off at MSU Oct. 16 k i c k e r D ic k K e n n e y has h e l p e d in no s m a l l w a y . c l a i ms he can't throw or run with p a ss, Juday p assed for the de­ S ta te w as r a n k e d f o u r t h b y th e U P I e a r l i e r t h f c a football very w ell, has been c is iv e s c o re . » 1959, Michigan set an all-tim e the bench to sc o re the winning week. P h o to b y C a l C r a n e named United P r e s s International MSU Head Coach Hugh Duffy B ig Ten attendance m ark when goal against Denison last week. m idwest back of the week. 103,234 spectators viewed the On the attack fo r the Spar­ Daugherty, rem arked before the gam e at Ann A rb o r. L a st y e a r ’ s tans tom orrow w ill be G ary M c- W e H a v e A N e w Look! Ju d ay, co-captain of the fourth- ranked Michigan State team was season started that he wouldn’ t trade Juday for any quarterback encounter was a record home B rad y and Payton F u lle r at the F o rm e rly East Lansing C olor Center the sparkplug in a two-touchdown in the B ig Ten, “ He’ s one of the c r o w d for Spartan S ta d iu m - flan ks, Ja n e s and P eter Hens 78.234, inside and Guy Busch at center Jew elry, A rt Supplies, P ictu re Fram ing la st-p e rio d ra lly which sunk Illi­ most underrated quarterbacks in A rt Supplies forw ard. Kenney’ s defensive a l- nois, 2 2 - 1 2 , Saturday. the nation,” Daugherty said. The prim e reason for the rush lignment will include Tom B e l- Ju d ay, the sm a lle st offensive Juday, now in his third sta rt­ on tickets is that this game iS'the lo ll, B erp Jacobsen , Manny R u s- p la y e r on the team at 1 7 8 pounds, ing season, has completed 31 of b iggest athletic event in the state, cheinskl, T e r r y Bidlak and Nick E a s t L a n s i n g 's M o s t Corr.pl e t e S e l e c t ion ran and passed for key yardage 52 p asse s fo r 360 yard s and one pitting M ichigan's two giant foot­ K rat. M ike Lesnik w ill be the a s he steered the Spartans on touchdown In guiding MSU to a ball pow ers against each other. goalie. a methodical 86-yard drive fo r 3-0 record this y e a r. M SU B ook Store M SU B ook Store M SU Book Store M SU B ook Store M SU Book Store M SU M M S S u u 31 9 E , Grand R iv e r MICROPOINT new sy earfu l o f T h e f i r s t in a s e r i e s of . . . fa sh io n The Remarkable New Pen Top Names In Music For Everyone A nd M S S p o n so re d by ASMSU Every Purpose E x c itin g as a new a r t f o r m . . . o u r U Serendipity Singers Oct. 16 c o lle c t io n o f Dave Brubeck Oct. 29 im p o r t a n t p ie rc e d B TheKingsm en Nov. 13 e a r r in g s in 1 4 K g o ld. W r it e s o n A n y th in g ! C u lt u r e d p e arls vie w it h t u r q u o is e , la p is , c o ra l o o k All for $5.00 Send fo r a Popular Entertainm ent o r ja d e u n d e r s t u d ie d in 1 4 K g o ld . F L E X Y l i v e s up to i t s n a m e ! Its s u p e r - f i n e , Coupon Book s t a y —s h a r p p o i n t is as s m o o t h to u se as a S I ---------------------------- T o p t o b o tt o m : b ru s h , yet f i r m l i k e a q u i l l p en. F L E X Y t j PL E A SE SEND ME Coupon Books at $5 each fo r all three R u b y rose, $ 4 8 . 0 0 m a k e s t h i c k and t h i n l in e s to g i v e d i s t i n c t i v e I shows Total amount is $ S ta rflo w e r, $ 2 9 . 5 0 c h a r a c t e r to w r i t i n g . It w r i t e s u p s i d e dow n o I I (P lease do not send cash . Checks or money ord ers only) P earl t r io , $ 1 4 . 5 0 a n d a l l a r o u n d w i t h o u t i n t e r r u p t i n g th e f l o w r I C a rv e d a m e t h y s t w it h o f i n k . It e v e n m a k e s s h a r p c a r b o n c o p i e s ! e I NAME A v a i l a b l e t o d a y i n b lu e , r e d , o r b l a c k . pea rl w a te rj i l y , $ 3 4 . 0 0 I ( P l e a s e P rin t) Pearl ro se tte , $ 3 4 . 0 0 1 4 K g o ld aster, $ 1 7 . 5 0 M A D D R E SS MSU BOOK STORE M (Campus) ’ S j j Est. 1876 U u j MAIL TO: Ticket Chairm an-ASM SU Popular Entertainment 15 Student Services Bldg. B B Michigan State U n ive rsity 1 * Q f if c M m Z ' Co n v e T er E ast Lans ing M i ch i ga“n A YEAR " JEWELERS ICU/CI CPC 121 S. Washington in the center for International Program Please make a ll checks or money orders payable to M ichigan State U n iv e rs ity TO PA Y M SU B o o k Store M SU B ook Store M SU Book Store M SU Book Store M SU B o o k S tore M SU W ednesday. October 6. 1965 6 Michigan State N ew s. East Lansing, Michigan P la n A c tio n -P a c k e d H o m e c o m in g No Secret To Making Dave Brubeck. Spartan Spirit a: d the N orthwestern W ildcats w ill join MSU alumni and stu - dents fo r an action-packed Home- coming weekend Oct. 2 J -.30.' ‘ ‘ That Was I be ’t e a r That Last W ILLIA M W as” is the theme of the annual e v e n t , announced Homecoming Chairm an Steve P o w ers, Livonia sen io r. " D is p la y s may depict any y e ar, cert will appear at Jen ison F ie ld - house, sponsored by the Popular Entertainment S e r ie s . 1 1:4 5 - Annual m i d n i g h t sing, sponsored by Sparta men’ s hono­ sold at the International Center and the Auditorium from Oct. 2 1 - 29. T ickets fo r the Dave Brubeck program a re $2. The dance w ill An Unsuccessful Film M ICHIGAN W Y LER 'S any sin gle event of a y e ar, or r a r y , w ill be held at Beaumont cost $4 p er couple.. the collector Day: even an e r a , " Pow ers said. T ow er. Homecoming Is being sponsor­ B y D AVE HANSON The following is a run-down Saturday, Oct. 30 ed jointly by A ssociated Students S ta te N ew s R e v i e w e r S e cre t O f M y Success ‘ T « * A T R I o f weekend a ctiv ities: 9:30 a .m .-L iv in g unit d isp lays of MSU and by the Homecoming The best thing that can be said about the film 4U.TIU .r.”-.'", ► **» >•»• T E R E N C E ST A M P F rid a y , Oct. 29 w ill be judged. Board. now at the Campus, “The Secret of My Suc­ S A M A N T H A E G G A R 7 p.m .-Spartan Spirit w ill hold 1:3 0 p.m .-H om ecom ing gam e Board m em bers include Pow­ c e s s , " is that It closes tonight. four ro le s . He is the exasperated chief of police Starts TOMORROW: T E C H N IC O L O R ’ a pep ra lly behind Jenison F ie ld - with N orthwestern U niversity and e rs, c h a i r m a n ; Judy K e y se r, You'd think that a movie that had Stella Stevens, in the fir s t episode, a bald ex-gestapo-type presentation of the queen and her M ansfield, Ohio, sen ior, execu­ Shirley Jones and Honor Blackman (Pussy Galore kook in the second and the lead er of the re ­ F eatu re shown at 1 :3 5 - 3 :3 5 - 5 :c 7:35-9:40 P.M. house. 8 p .m .-D ave Brubeck In Con- court. tive s e c re ta ry ; David Bender, from "Goldflnger") couldn't be all bad. Well, public in the third. He a lso p lays a dying 8 p.m .-H om ecom ing D ancew lll Cam bridge, Ohio, junior, enter­ it’s not all bad, but It comes close. benefactor respo n sible fo r Booth's ultim ate suc­ be held in the Auditorium. P e te r tainment; Don Dennis, Southfield The B ritish make the b tst com edies, but once cess. G L A D M E It T h e y c h a lle n g e d th e w ild e r n e s s in a while they turn out som ething like this Just Je ff r ie s has been turning in good p erform ances P alm er and his band w ill supply Junior, d isp la y s. the m u sic. Don Strange, Muskegon sen ior, to prove that no one is p erfect. fo r a long tim e and not getting any cred it because a n d c o n q u e re d a d re a m I -T M C A T B I The sto ry is so bad that good acting couldn’ t he alw ays played 17th banana. T ick ets w ill be available at the publicity;- Jim H alverson, R acine, , » 4 a » -G 4 G S — - Union Oct. 19 -2 9 and w ill a lso be Wis., ju nior, alumni relatio n s; have saved the film . But even so, the acting A s fo r the three women, they look great lorn Kushak, C ro ss V illag e sen­ is sloppy. The main ch aracter, played by Ja m e s too. Stella Stevens m ay learn to act som eday. CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P .M . S h irley Jo n es sin gs w e ll. Honor Blackm an w e a rs Checks Here ior, queen contest; BobM usm an- Booth, is upstaged not only by the beautiful W a l t D is n e y ST A R T S TODAY A T 3 :10 -6 :3 0 -9 :4 5 P .M . no, Holbrook, M a ss ., junior, and women, but by his m other, sp id e rs, dogs and a c a st-o ff pink velvet ju m p-suit from a Ja m e s Paul M atcha, M ilwaukee, W is., dead bodies. He looks too hip to p lay the sim ple Bond m ovie and fills it with talent. t FASHION HOUSE Of GIAMOROUS MODELS junior, tickets. chap he is supposed to be. The s e c re t of the su c c e ss of this m ovie’ s DOROTHY McGUIRE and FESS PARKER Sophomore s t u d e n t s holding BECOMES A TERROR HOUSE Of 81000" C a ro le M illson , Livonia sen­ Booth p lays a bungling bobby who, in three main ch a ra c te r, by the w ay, is that he gets Michigan Higher Education A s ­ ior, guests and patrons; M ary episodes, gets promoted by his m oth er's back- the goods on people and is too dumb to know it sistan ce Authority sch o larsh ips Beth Rowe, Midland sen ior, art handed dealings until he becom es an inspector and then h is mother u se s blackm ail to get him m ay pick up their ch ecks in the and design; R ick Salmonson, De­ of police and finally the le ad e r of a central a better job. Sch olarsh ip O ffice, 201 Student & S e r v ic e s . troit sophom ore, d a n c e ; Ron A m e rlc in republic. The few good scenes that p ass fo r humor don't Baughman, Kansas C ity, Mo., Lio n el J e f f r ie s , one of those c h a ra c te r acto rs com e clo se to this w id e-screen co lo r flop. B etter junior, com ptroller. w hose face is fam ilia r but not h is name, plays luck next helping tim e. 3 T h e a t r e E 'r P km e 3 1 2 - 2 B 1 4 * J D ro p s, A d d s F e w TODAY . . . 7F !r0°omP .M . "ONE OF THE FINEST U n d e r E a r ly P la n w MOTION PICTURES IN Dropping and adding c o u rse s pretty good idea what c o u rses was lighter than usual the fir s t he wanted by August.” M ANY YEARS!” an/ —- Coronet Magazine d a y-an d -a-h alf of p ro ce ssin g , D rops and adds usually balance R e g is tr a r H orace C . King said out, he said . Students som etim es BIACK T u esd ay. o v er-e stim a te th eir loads fo r fall " B u t it’ s hard to sa y what is term and there are m ore drops. A n y u p p e r c la s s m a n w h e re the best usual any m o re ," he said . "S in c e T h e announcement t h a t the p iz z a i n e x p e r i e n c e is the b e s t te a c h e r . we started e a rly registratio n la st draft board re q u ire s 15 c re d its winter, drops and adds have de­ fo r a fu ll-tim e rating m ay, how­ H , B - C . B . - F . F . O n io n R in g s -C o r n e d e v e r, lead to an in crease in adds c re a se d sign ifican tly.” B e e f - B a k e d H a m - C h i c k e n S a l a d - E g g P ro c e ssin g of drop a n d add this term . j£ 2 s . ONNORS JÏECHNIQOUrL S a la d -S u b m a r in e s -F o o t L o n g H o t D o g s c a rd s w ill continue in the Union through T h u r s d a y . C o u r s e N• BEVERlYWASHBURN •I» CAM!RON MITCMflL It* BAR'ON « • I HI 111 Will U M O M f t t o i l H IHI « « I P with C h ili - C h i c k e n - F is h - S h r im p - changes are allowed through Oct. 13, but c a n 's must be taken to the A C U LT Y TECHNICOLOR PLU S! AT 1:3 0 -4 :5 0 -8 :2 0 S h a k e s -& P i z z a . Adm inistration Building. A C TS ADDED DI¿NEV F E a T U R E T T E S : NICK ADAMS R00SIB6ER Fast Delivery Seri'ice King said that the Sept. 1 dead­ line for students to m ail in r e g is ­ tration mat eri al s gave h is office ‘ FREEWAY “ L IT T L E « YOUNG THEPAWNBROKER valuable time to adjust to the Tw o MSU faculty m em bers PHOBIA” and HIAW ATHA” DILUNGER F eature Shown At needs of students for the fall from the M usic Departm ent w ill ANALLIEDARTISTSRELEASE 7 :10 -9 :2 0 P.M . V A R S IT Y term . "VSe had a pretty good idea what kind of student loads we appear in Detroit at the annual fall convention of the M ichigan M usic T e a c h e rs A ssn ., Oct. 10- D 2 -6 would h ave,” he said, “ We were 12. O P E N A T 11:0 0 A .M . able to adjust, split or drop about 200 c l a s s sections before r e g is - LAST 1:0 0 - 3 :0 5 - 5 :10 Jo sep h E vans, who is p r e s i­ 5 - 9 *2 5 - dent of the association, w ill p re - ,1 \ >. " T ■ ^Ver the m eeting». Ci-ui-. ■ II / ... , r. j r e t i t o m e a ^ t . * m V” T ' vvui ot* Tiioiterator of a l i mi nary c l a s s llYts helped all I GOO ICMS panel d iscussion dealing with the (ok. ion departm ents find out •th a t was problem s of private and college **> needed.” ' MUWW voice te a ch e rs. If o r Pwomt, E a r l y registration is designed WO** •—«WOOCOIM ! to make things e a s ie r fo r the _ 6 ^ 4 5 0 ^ } student, he said , but the student Ja m e s W, Goff, head of the Is given m ore resp o n sib ility. MSU School of Packaging, has C A M P U S - T H EA T R¥ = " B y working out p o ssib ilitie s been invited to give a guest le c ­ with h is advisor la st sp rin g,” tu re at the U n iv ersity of South­ the student should have had a ern C a lifo rn ia Ja n . 11. 337-OGT1 PREMIERE STARTS TOMORROW! SHOWING! NOW! NOW! M .S .l/.’ s own E R N E S! PINT OF 1 , o sc a r winner fo r the E X C L U S IV E A dm . short subject "T H E C R IT IC ’ now present his fir s t F IR S T S H O W IN G $1.25 com edy featu re . . . OPEN YEAR ROUND . ELECTRIC E M É î t R n ToFFs IN-A CAR HEATERS INSTALLED SOON ! i TWO KM - MKWurre. ONE B U C K ! F ir e m a R The B ro th e rs O f ZETA BETA TA U ! GoL tf* g i4 I n v ite yo u to o p e n ru s h 1 CPU)K B u rn in g D r a m a ! S e a rin g P a s s io n ! F la m in g a t th e U n io n , P a r lo r C . R o m a n c e ! Sound like f u n ?j Y o u b e t it is! i omtROpndHctior 7-10 PJVl. * • V it* *PE< B'lCHANAN Cynthia Hull Warren Hammock Bill McGee Wide-eyed */ HO n illlH W M - M ..H U M ' H u ll H K IIM \ H ill llll R a r ìn ó U l U U W l T p i c t u r e « relt " H i g h Y e l l o w ' ' S h o w n T w i c e at 8 : 1 2 a n d la t e F o r r id e s c a ll th e Z B T H o u s e S e^ cp rn e cf/J -2N D G U E ST F E A T U R E - Paul Newm an-Gerald Page N u m b e r 3 3 2 - 3 5 6 5 SARDONIC ■ ¡ T g i* .— AQOLbMpA in "Sw eet Bird O f Youth” ¥ S h o w n o n c e at W p.rví* - \ PIN TO FF FE S T IV A L i| of aw ard Winning Short Subjects o n te - I HI C R IT IC " - "T H E IN TERV IEW " 4 IM S!".- "THE OLDMAN AND THE FLOWERS" Also ★ Enchanted Island at 7 :3 7 I Michigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 6, 1965 7 Collegiates Call Pop Comics 4 B y P H Y L L IS H E L P E R Some of the ch a ra c te rs In the Spartan Women’ s League w ill different book. Each s e r ia l does hold a clo sed meeting fo r o ffic e rs T h e MSU Fo lklo re Society will meet at 8 tonight in the Union The MSU Film Society's show­ ing of F riz lan g ’ s " N " w llln otbe S ta te N ews S ta ff W r i t e r s e r ie s include Spider Man, the not run m ore than four months. and m em bers at 8 tonight in 33 B allro o m . Anyone wishing to p e r­ held tonight. Instead, the film w ill C o m ics a re not only fo r kids. A v e n g e r s , T h or and Captain M arvel also publishes th e P a t- Union. form should bring his instrum ent. be shown at 8 p.m . F rid ay in the Anthony H a l l auditorium. A 11 Ed Counseling T h e good ol'fash ioned com ic book A m e rica. sy-H edy type books and w estern s, is risin g in popularity, but this but they have not been accepted S en io rs interested in m ajor F ilm Society showings are on "S p id e r Man is a co llege man tim e with the college set. who was bitten by a sp id er and as much as the pop art produc­ national and international grad ­ F rid ay or Saturday nights. C om ic book reading is in, but tions. uate fellow sh ips a re invited to The advisem ent center of the has te rr ific p o w e rs ," R ic e ex­ it is a different type of reading plained, “ and then th e re 's C ap ­ One m anager of an E a st L an ­ an honors college m eeting at College of Education w ill begin Positions are available on the and a different type of book. tain A m e r i c a who i s alw ays sing drug sto re said that although 7:15 tonight In the M usic Auditor­ Im m ediately to schedule Indivi­ aocial, m em bership and news­ T h e com ic books in p articu ­ the p ric e is now 12 cen ts, stu­ ium. dual orientation conferences with letter com m ittees of th elnterna- d re sse d in red , white and blue la r demand with the c o llegiates s ta r s and s tr ip e s ." dents do buy the com ics and a re MSU Promenaders will meet new freshm en and tra n sfe r stu­ tional Student A ffa irs Com m it­ a re the M arvel co m ics group. not em b arrassed about it. from 7 to 8:15 p.m. Thursday dents In elem entary education. tee. T h e name was recen tly changed On the other hand, he contin­ Roberta Y a fie , L i n d e n , N J « in 127 Women’ slntrsmural Build­ Students s h o u l d ca ll M iss Petitions w ill be available in to M arvel Pop A rt Productions ued, there are the v illa in s. The sophom ore, said that she firs t ing. The meeting is open to all Finch, the advisem ent c e n t e r 318 Student S ervic e s from 3 to to give the book a ‘ ‘pop’ ’ fla v o r. W izard has a control of g r a v ­ saw a friend reading the comic interested persons.________ ___ s e c re ta ry , at 355-19 02 ____ 5 p.m . d aily through F rid ay . Bob "S to rm y ” R ic e , Corunna ity, the T ra p s te r m akes trap s book and picked it up. Junior, said that he f ir s t saw the with a special p aste, and the " B u t you have to re m e m b e r," m agazine at a p arty, started Sandman can turn h is body into M iss Y a fie said , " th e s e are not reading it. sand. ordinary com ic books—these are " L i k e it was a re a lly woolly T h e m agazine u s u a l l y pub­ com ic books that a re good clean m a g ," he said. lish e s In s e ria l form fo r each happy fu n ." “ T h e se books a ren 't re a lly c o m ic s ," R ic e explained, "th e s e are cool h eroes and cool v il­ la in s with cool plots and cool adventures. books because it is good, light with the folksy group, R ic e said, C o u p o n S p e c ia l "S o m e of the lines in the reading m a te ria l," R ice said . but it is now extending to the sto rie s a re fa n ta stic ," he said. " B e s id e s 1 re a lly get a kick out non-folk and Greek group. " T h e books are so rt of like the of them. Th ey are t a s t e f u l l y T h e m agazine even has a fan PROFESSIONAL TYPE ‘THIS SALE’ B e a tle s — a spoof on e ve ry th in g ." drawn and totally entertaining.” club called the M e rry M a r v e l " 1 like reading the M a r v e l T h e com ic book c ra z e began M arching Society._______________ S o v ie t U n io n S t e p s U p HAIR DRYER L a t in A m e r ic a n T r a in in g LONDON (U P I)--R u s s 1 a is lib e ra tio n " and "a n ti-im p e ria l­ is m " , with Red China claim ing A m erica where their influence has so fa r been com paratively s ta n d A d ju s tm e n t Regular $15.88 P r o f e s s i o n a l T y p e A q u a N et P o r t a b l e H a i r D r y e r - 4 P o s itio n T e m p e ra tru e C o n tro l-G e a r e d Hood- 1388 You Can Charge It at Kresge9s99 stepping up the training in M os­ cow of Latin A m erican s, includ­ the lead because of her uncom­ sm all. ing instruction in g u e rrilla tac­ p rom ising policy w i t h anti- tic s . A m erican ism and of "re v o lu tio n ­ a r y lib eration ,” T h is y e a r ’ s student body at Lumumba U n iv ersity in Moscow T h e Chinese are believed to be hopeful that the extension of the K re sg e s C a m p u s Store includes a la rg e proportion of Open 9:30-5:30 Wed. 9:30-9:00 A fro -A sla n P eop les’ Solid arity Across fro m the Union students from Latin A m erica. O rganization would give them a The r e s t come from A fric a , much coveted channel into Latin Who Really Has More Fun? Southeast A sia and the Middle E a s t . But the Latin A m erican contingent is the la rg e st. BARNES FLORAL WE T E L E G R A P H The m assive intake of Latin A m e rican s is motivated by the FLOWERS " n e w dawn” of the liberation W) W O R L D WI D E campaign throughout the conti­ 215 A N N E D 2- 0871 nent. T h e ir training includes in­ struction in stirrin g and leading B revolutions against existin g r e ­ g im es through propaganda, sub­ v ersio n a n d reportedly a l s o ■ through the use of fo rce . The move coincides with wider e ffo rts now under way fo r Com ­ m unist incurs!.?,»- I . ; . i : “ r A tm ctok*vaticL, if t c r -A fries, Is considered also by Peking most rip e for sweeping revolution. E XI A KAPPA Behind the stepped up effort PHI e m erges the mounting r iv a lr y be­ tween R u ssia and Red China for leadersh ip of the unaligned coun­ T H tr ie s , with Moscow showing signs of growing re stiv en ess over P e ­ k in g's spreading influence. T h e d e sire to move into Latin A m erica m ore forcefu lly than E LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU TONIGHT 7-10 FOR OPEN hitherto and on a m ore organized b a s is has prompted the A fro - A sian P eop les’ Solid arity Organ­ T RUSH at the PI KAPPA HOUSE C a ll ED 7-9734 F or Rides The ization to arrange an A fro -A sia n - L atln A m erican conference In Havana «arty In dw m w yvar. A preliminary matting took plaee In C a iro la st month to be­ gin planning for the projected P Michigan State University Havana conference next Ja n u a ry . A p rep arato ry com m ittee was Fraternity System set up which includes re p rese n ta ­ tiv e s from Cuba and from left wing or Com m unist groupings in Closed Rush: 7:30 Invites C h ile , G uatem ala, M exico, U ru ­ 337-1498 guay and Venezuela. 1148 E. Grand R iver T h e keynote is on "national Houses WEST of MAC. YOU Houses EAST of MAC. MORRIE RICHMAN presents TH ET A D ELTA CHI ALPH A PHI ALPHA 501 MAC PHI K A PPA PSI To 1604 E . Grand R iv e r D E LT A TAU D ELTA 522 Abbott Road 139 B a ile y The K A PPA SIGMA 715 G rove Open Rush K A P P A ALPHA PSI COLONY 146 H aslett R IG H TEO U S Z E T A B E T A TAU 855 G rove Street LAM BDA CHI ALPHA 128 H aslett PI K A PPA PHI SIGMA CHI B R O TH ER S 121 W hitehills D rive TH ETA CHI 7 2 9 E , Grand R iv e r SIGMA NU 453 Abbott Road 7-10 P .M » 731 Burcham IN PERSON ALPH A SIGMA PHI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 420 E vergreen 131 Bogue A LPH A GAMMA RHO PHI SIGMA KAPPA 432 E vergreen 207 Bogue the A LPH A TAU OMEGA FARMHOUSE 451 E vergreen 151 Bogue NEW SOUND SIGMA PHI EPSILON D E LT A CHI 52.6 Sunset 101 Woodmere OF 1965 PHI GAMMA D ELTA B E T A TH ETA PI 334 Michigan 1148 E . Grand R iv er T R IA N G LE D ELTA SIGMA PHI 242 N . H arrison 1218 E . Grand R iver f>HI KAPPA SIGMA Sunday October 1 7 7:0 0 p.m PHI KA PPA TAU Lansin^Civic Center 236 N . H arrison 125 N , Hagadorn PSI UPSILON D ELTA UPSILON 810 W. Grand R iv e r PHI D ELTA TH ETA call any 1504 E . Grand R iv er TAU D ELTA PHI A L L SEA T S R E SE R V E D 626 Cowley Rushing in Union Main F lo o r $3.50 , $2 .75, $2.00 Mezz $3.50 , $2 .75, $2.00 A rena $2.50, $ 1.7 5 SIGMA ALPHA MU 1344 E . Grand R iv e r Fraternity T u e s . - Room 36 Wed. - Room 36 PHI SIGMA D ELTA 1234 E , Grand R iv e r *M V IL -s. Send check or money ord er and self-a d d re sse d , stamped OMEGA PHI PSI for a ride envelope to: MORRIS RICHMAN CO NCERTS, L ansin g ALPHA EPSILO N PI C ivic C enter, L an sin g, Michigan 343 A lbert St. 8 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, October 6, 1965 THERE’S NOTHING LIKE "AD-SATISFACTION” 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 for i n k M EN 'S 26” bike. Ready to go, $15 . Phone __________________ Autom otive Employment Em ployment F o r Rent F or Sale Autom otive Autom otive FOR WBDDING an d p ractical with a F 6 R D 1961, station wagon pow- R A R E 1 9 4 8 English Standard BUS BOY wanted, fre e m ea ls. W ANtfeD, E D S boys at B eta N E E D E D : ONE room m ate. Mod- CH EV R O LET 1§58 standard shift. shower g ifts, see A CE HARD- Alpha Epsilon P I, 353 Albert» H ouse. C all 337-1498 . 5 ern Ranch home. 10 m inutes 4-door# C a ll 355-3002 after 5 e r ste e rin g , automatic tra n s- T o u re r. R i g h t - h a n d d r i v e . W HERE’ S selection s. 201 E . low cost 5 m issio n , $675. Cal l 351 5199. ? B u ck ets, 4-speed, New in te rio r. Cal l 337-0346. 6 S A L E S G IR L FOR fu ll-tim e em - f r o m c a m p u s . $56. 4161W a- pm . Grand R iv e r, a c ro ss from Un­ baningo, Okemos. 3 32 -2 35 9 . 7 CHEVROLET Ï93F con vertible. FORD 1^59 convertible, V-8 au- Rebuilt engine. B e st o ffer above BL'SROYS N EED ED for lunch and ploym ent. Style Shop in E a s t ion. Phone ED 2 -3 2 12 . C 1W A N T A D $250. Dodge 1958, $200. See at i r E , R easoner L ansing. 10 tom atic. Red, white. $295. Runs good. Gage Mobile Homes, N. $550. 353-28 72 . TRANSPO RTATION S p e CIAIL? 7 dinner. Work one m eal, eat two. F iji House, 33 2 -5 0 5 3 , 8 L an sin g. R E L lA ^ L fe PERSON fo r lunch 7 WANTED: ONE man to sh are en- t ir e house. N ear cam pus. Com ­ C ID E R M ILL now open. Special p ric e s on l a r g e r quantities. C H E V ftÔ LÈ l 11T^ 55 4T. Six stick. U S -2 7 . IV 5-2289. 8 195* Plymouth 4-door V -8 au­ STUDENT WIFE take ch arge of tim e; supervise and child care, p letely furnished. C a ll 337-0 535 C ord a W e s t , 5817 N . Okemos • A U T O M O T IV E Good condition. $275. 355-6011. Gf eRMAN FORD Taunus 1960 2 - tom atic. Radio, h eater. Good house, two children 8 - 5:30 . 11:30 - 5:00 weekdays, blocks 2 o r 332-2449._________________ 7 R d ., E a st L ansing. ED 7-7974. • EMPLOYMENT door. $250. A M -FM -L W . B laup- m ech anically. $90. 372-5690. 7 Five d ays. $40 to s ta rt. 3 32 - from campus, 3 3 2 -8 3 5 7 after • FOR R E N T 1208 D U niversity V illage. CH EVRO LET 1963 Super Spurt 6 lunkt radio fo r Ghla or older T r IT Nirii S P IT F IR E 1^63 1/2 , 0726 after 7 pm. only. 8 6 pm. 7 Rooms EVERYTH IN G YOU’ N e e d for 22 G E N E R A L LANDSCAPING work, • FOR S ALE SHARE O VERSIZED room with 4 -sp eed , Burgandy, B lack in­ VW, $50. Cal l Don, 337-14 72 or black, with red in te rio r, new F I L L OR part tim e m ale help. building your patio, p lan ters, Sandhill A c re s Nursery, 2101 • LO S T & FOUND m ale graduate student. P riv a c y , te rio r . Cal l Mike, 3 3 “ -~055. 8 355-218 4 . 5 Dunlops and battery. Low m ile ­ T r a n s p o r t a t i o n requ ired . outdoor firep lace or g r ill in­ • PERSONAL parking, $10 per w e e k .C a ll 3 3 7 - G tO 1964, black and red in terio r, age, never raced . B e s t o ffe r, Vaughan's L a n d s c a p i n g , ED Sandhill Road. ED 2 -3 3 10 . 9 cluding R eady-M ix. Cal l B R IC K • P E A N U T S P E R S O N AL C h e v r o l e t 1956 4-door, v -b , 0342. 6 white top, convertible. E xcellent 35 1-5 4 7 4 . 7 2 -6 3 11. 6 W ANTED: G IR LS to work p a rt- & S U P P L IE S C O R P., 482-0833,5 automatic. Must be seen to ap­ TRO U BLE CONCENTR ATlS’fi? • R EAL ESTATE condition. Must s e ll- to the high- TRIUM PH R -3 , i960. Midnight BASS GUITAk p la y e r needed fo r tim e, between 8 and 4. DAWN • S ER V IC E p re ciate . $300. Phone 393—11 14.C T r y us! Quiet studying. Serious RCA WHIRLPOOL w asher and e st o ffe r. ED 7 -115 5 . 5 blue, white top, good m echanical booking. Must be experienced. DONUT, E a st L ansing. 332 -2 54 1 C HE VR OL E T 1961, V -S , B el Ai r, men. Kitchen, parking. 939 B u r- d ry e r, coln-op. RCA Whirlpool • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N M GA. V E R Y good condition. New condition. Cal l after 6 pm. 35 1— Call Ron E sak , I V 9-6221 im m e­ -2. 7 2-d oo r sedan. Blue, good condi­ cham , $9. 332-2788 ; 337-0 8 8 1.6 standard d ry e r.C a ll 332 -50 4 8 .6 • W A NTE D paint and new in terio r. $650. 4020. 6 d iately. 6 EA kN lN G S A RE unlimited as an tion, $800. 355-6084. SIN GLE ROOM f o r man. Ro 1358 B aysh ore D r.,H a sle tt,C a ll TRIUMPH R -4 White with black STUDENT WlF E wanted fo r baby- Avon rep resen tative. T u rn your P . X . S to re * F R A N D O R D E A D L IN E CH EVRO LET 11 1964, Standard sm oking. P r i v a t e entrance. 339 -2208., 5 top. B est o ffer. 669-9545. sltting, one c h i l d . Monday fre e tim e into $ $ . F o r appoint­ shift, 6 cylinder, 4-door, radio, M .G .A , 1962 1600 M kII.Tw ot.7ps, Park in g. 308 C h arles St. Phone M ilita ry & sporting supplies; 2 p.m. one c la s s day be­ VOLKSWAGEN'S'! 19 6 3, o n l y through T h ursday. M ay take own ment in your home, w rite M rs. h eater, 22,000 m iles. Only own­ ED 7-26 63. 6 paddleball paddles $ 1.9 8 , Shag fore publication. rad io , h eater, w hitew alls. A - l $1,0 95. 1964, only $1,39 5. Both child a l o n g . Spartan V illag e. Alona Huckins, 5664 School St., e r . E xcellent condition. C a l l DO UBLE, C A ftP E tE D , walking b a lls $ 1.8 8 /d o z ., tennis b alls condition. W h i t e . Phone 35 5 - low m ileage, one ow ner. See 355-0945. 6 H aslett, Michigan o r c a ll eve­ 332-1689 or 353-0699. 6 distance from cam pus. No cook­ 3 fo r $2.49. footballs $6.49, Cancel lotions - 12 noon one 6738, 10 our excellen t selection of 1965’ s. NEEDED, TWO bus boys fo r two nings, F E 9-8483. C5 C H E W 11 1964, Standard shift, ing, no parking. C orner Abbott- basketballs $4.45 up. c la s s day before publication M .G .A . B L A C K 1959. W i r e No waiting fo r them - they’ re m eals d aily. C a ll 332 -32 2 8 ; 239 P A R T - t lM E BABYSIT'TfcR for 6 cylin d er, 4-door, radio, heat­ Burcham . C all ED 7-2094. 6 U S E D FU RN ITURE, odds a n d w h eels, radio, h eater, tonneau, waiting for you! SIGNS FORD Oakhill. Chi Omega S o ro rity. 6 16-m onth-old boy. T u esd ay and e r, 22,000 m iles. Only owner. TWO MAN Room. B alan ce” of ends, Including two r e fr ig e r a t­ PHO N E 40,000 m iles. B e st o ffer. IV S A L E S , 162 W. Grand R iv e r , STUDENT WIFE or student. F u ll T h u rsd a y, 2:30 - 5 pm . C a ll o rs and twin b e d s.C a ll E D 2 -4 117 E xcellen t condition. C a ll 332— term , $87.50 each. Kitchen and 355-8255 5-58 8 9 . 5 W illiam ston. 10 m inutes E a st of or p art-tim e . C all 694-0292, 355-98 97. 7 1689 or 353-0699. 6 T V r o o m available. N e w l y or 33 7 -2 2 3 2 . 8 MG 1958. E xcellen t condition. MSU. 6 55-2191. C M r. or M rs . S m iley. 6 BASS GUITAR p la y e r needed for KITCH EN “T A B L E , four c h a irs . RA TES CO M PACTS, COMPACTS 'I A l- palm ed. 333 A lbert S treet. 484- B est o ffer. M o rris Minor 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 1963 White con- BUS BOYS wanted fo r noon and bookings. Must be experienced. w ays lots of c o m p a c t s at 5495; 372-0 330 evenings, 9 T V T r a y s . Clothes ra c k , end 1 D A Y ...............S I . 50 2 -d o o r. $195. C a ll IV 4-6678. 7 .v e r t lb le .' 23,000 m ile s. Radio. evening m ea ls. Phi Sigm a Delta C a ll Ron E sak , I V 9-6221 im m e­ table, tow els. 1420 - A Spartan OSBORN ALTO , INC., 2601-7 E . 3 D A Y S ........... ¿ 3 .0 0 U L d S.MOBILE 1962 , S8, " C . m - E xcellen t condition. R eason­ F ra te rn ity . C all Robert Wolfe, d iately. 6 ROOM AND board for C o -ed . H V illa g e . 355-0944. 5 M ichigan, Lansing. C and o v er, in exchange for light 5 D A Y S ........... ¿ 5 .0 0 v e rtlb le . Maroon with white top. able. Cal l 332-8296. 5 332-0 8 75. 5 W ANTED: to o k , light housekeep- housekeeping and cooking. OX PO LAROID CAM ERA with flash . CORVAlR MON’fcA 1^61. E xcellent A ll power. C onvertibles at F a ll VOLKSWAGEN 196§ convertib le. W A N tED , E X P E R IE N C E D d ry - ing duties. L iv e -in optional. 9-27 29 , 10:30 am . - 4:00 pm . 7 Excellen t condition. $15 . P o la r ­ (based on 15 words per ad) condition. Whitewalls, B l a c k p r ic e s . L ansin g’ s most recom ­ Modern home, W hitehills. W rite Blue with s ilv e r top. C a ll ED wax hangers and ta p e rs. F u ll oid P rin t C opier for $5. Phone Over 15, Ide per word, per day. with red interior. $650. Phone mended u s e d c a r d e a l e r . 7-7622 after 5:30 pm . 7 or p art-tim e . C a ll TU 2-6 525 B ox B - 2 , State N ew s. 9 SP A C E FOR studios and other 35 3 -3 8 0 1. 5 ED 2-4 556 . 5 OSBORN ALTO , IN C., 2601 E , accom m odations in old u p sta irs. There w ill be a 50e se rvice VOLKSW AGEN ' 1959 sedan. R a - after 8 pm. 6 F L L T E , GEM EINHARDT. E x c e l­ CORVAl R MONZA station wagon, M ichigan. C F o r Rent C a ll 355-9787, before 5 pm . 9 and bookkeeping charge it dio, h eater. Seat b e lts. 58,500 W AITERS, MUST be S i. E x p e r- lent condition. ED 2-04 76 . 5 1962. E xcellent condition. Auto­ U LDSM O BILE 1963 Je ts ta r ’ 88’ B IC Y C L E R E N T A L S, sto rage, SIN G LE ROOM for man o ver ¿ 1. th is ad is not paid w ithin m atic, radio, heater. Phone 489- m i l e s . Good transportation, ience required. Dines R estau ­ WOOL RUG, 9 x 15; two head- con vertib le. P o w e r steering, s a le s and s e r v ic e s . EA ST LA N ­ 4 blocks from ca m p u s.C a ll 3 3 7 - one week. ________________ $475. 355-9875 after 6 pm . 5 rant, fo r interview a fter 10 pm . 5 bo ard s; rocking c h a ir, bath­ *439. 5 b ra k e s. W hitewalls. Nocturne SING C Y C L E , 1215 E . Grand 7067 after 6 pm. 7 CORVAl R MONZA 196? 2-door, m ist. 7,000 m i l e s . C a l l IV VOLKSWAGEN $ 6 2 , blue sedan. COED OR Student wife wanted to R iv e r . C a ll 332 -8 30 3. C room s c a le s , garden hose. C a ll 2 -9 3 7 5 . 5 One owner. Excellent condition. cook dinner and b reak fast and F or Sale 351-510 9 . 5 T h e S ta te N e w s d o e s not excellent condition. Automatic transm ission . One owner. B r it ­ O LDSM OBILE 19*3 dynamic 'S s \ Push button radio. W hitew alls. stay overnight interm ittently. B IC Y C L E ; W ILL rent my g ir l’ s BOOKS! ANNUAL AAL’ W U sed p e r m i t r a c ia l o r r e l i g io u s Cal i 355-9938. 7 ED 2 -5 17 6 . 5 E n glish b icycle for $8 term . W ELCOME t o MSU and L a n - ish racing green. Cal l 351-5474. 4-d oor Holiday Pow er. Loaded' Book S a le s. F e d e r a l's In F ra n - d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in its a d ­ VOLKSWAGEN I960 A -l condi- B a sk e t. ED 2-8498 afternoons slng! The all new Suzukis are 5 B y ow ner. C a ll d ays, 482-1135; W AITERS WANTED,"full o r p a r t - d or. Oct. 6-9. 5 v e r t i s i n g c o lu m n s . The tion. Sunroof. G o o d economy and evenings. 5 h ere In L ansing. Suzuki is the State News w ill not a c c e p t CORVAl R 1963 black 2 -: ,oor I B evenings, 484-0931. 5 tim e. Contact M r. T aber only m otorcycle w i t h 12,000 BAC K SUPPORTS and b ra c e s — a c a r. $695. C a ll 372-6195 before C o ra l G ables. 6 phone c a ll w ill bring a quick r e ­ a d v e r t is in g fr o m persons n ile s to gallon, excellent condi- O LDSM OBILE 1^64 '8 8 ’ 4-"duor. 4 pm. or a fte r 9 pm. 6 A partm ents m ile s o r 12-month guarantee. r '-.v w i a Cains! r e - :ion, $1,495. Cal l ED 7 -115 5 . 6 E xcellen t condition, load ed -fu ll P E R M A N E N T , P A R T - T I M E (jlR L S N EED ED for w inter term . See the com plete line at F o x sponse from our trained staff. VOL KSWAGEN 1 S 62", b l a c k . Spo rts C en ter, 2009 S , C ed ar C e rv ic a l c o lla rs and tractio n s. CORVAlR 1962, 2-door O T 5Ö p o w e r , AM-F.M radio, w ire Church se c re ta ry . Monday - W aters Edge apartm ent. L o w P ric e d to s e ll. Cal l 3 37 -9 7 5 5 . 8 C . J . ROL'SER SURGICAL and tio n a i o r ig in . actual m iles. One owner, 700. w heel, 6-w ay sea ts! T L 2 -77 71,6 F rid a y , 1-4 pm. M ature with ra te s . C a ll 351-438 0 . 8 S t., Lan sin g. P S , A lso author­ VOLKSWAGEN 1964 sedan, red. s e c re ta ria l experien ce. T r a n s ­ ized d ea le r for Hodaka, White, M ED ICA L S U P P L Y C O ., 107 E . Cal i 3*2-3800 a fte r 5 pm ULDSM O BILE l l562,_ super_ l 58 '. GRADUATE STUD EN T fo r fu r- B e s t o ffer or take over pay­ portation n e c e ssa ry . 3 3 7 -0 18 3 .6 and a lso Cotton. 372 -39 0 8 . 5 A llgean at Washington. 489- " O R V E T T E CO N V ER TIBLE, G reen, 4-door. White sid e w alls. nished house. 2 53 Stoddard. $65. m ents. C a ll 6 5 5 -14 7 7 evenings. 7 R E G IST E R E D T E C HNOLOGÏ ST 1405. 7 Autom otive 1965, 350 h.p. Pow er. Check this Autom atic. Loaded. Good condi­ Need o n e active bach elor, to COWBOY BOOTS. W esterW wear, c o m p l e t e sad d lery. C O LT S­ DECO RATED C A K ES fo r e ve ry A U S T IN H E A L E Y 19 w ir e one for a real buy! 572-6462. tion. $1,38 0. Phone ED 2 -5 5 5 2 .5 A uto S ervice & P a rts ASCP or A M T. E xp erien ce in round o u t a lre ad y energetic FOOT W E S T E R N M ERCAN ­ occasio n . We d elive r. S p e cia ls: w h e e l s , v e r d r i v e , Ra A fter 6 pm. PLYMOUTH 1954 standard 6 c y l- GEN ERA TO RS AND S T A R T E R S . blood work p re fe rre d . N ights, sta ff. 351-4646. 6 T I L E , 11380 P e a c o c k R d ., Tu esd ay, Wednesday - 2 dozen neat, c -. v e r . B e s t cl : ver CORVETTE T955* 1965 Fastback, 4- lnder. Good runner. $75. Phone weekends, and h olidays o ff.C a ll G IR L TO sh are luxury apartm ent. Rebuilt 6 or 12 volt.G uaranteed! IV 4-7461 for interview , 10 Lain gsb u rg, Phone 6 51-56 37. 10 cookies. 4 9 f dozer.. Wednesday, $650. LD 2-6389, speed positractlon . Radio, 300 6 5 5 -2 7 4 3. 5 Grand R iv e r and Hagadorn Rd. Exchange p ric e , $7.90. Mechan­ O LYM PlA PRECISION typ ew rit- T h ursd ay - Milk Maid B read , 2 CHECKE "S7X D em onstrator h.p. disc b ra k es. Green saddle PLYM OUTH 1962, B elved ere sta - ic on the job! Installation s e r v ­ G IR LS N EED ED Im m ediately. $50. C a ll 337-078 4 a fte r 5:30 fo r 49£. F rid a y and Saturday - e r s - portable, standards, e le c ­ ave $600, AL EDW A RDS In terio r. Nylon tire s . Phone tion- wagon, radio, h eater, white­ ice a v a i l a b l e . ABC AUTO Telephone s a le s . 4-8 Monday - pm . 6 Golden P u ffs - 29^ dozen. (Reg­ t r ic s . L .E . LIGHTHARD & CO ., SPUK 1 ï v A i\ N T E R , 616 N . 3 3 2 -0 13 2 . 6 w a lls, luggage c a r r ie r . B e st of­ P A R T S , 613 E . S o u th 'S t. IV F r id a y . $1.2 5 guaranteed plus FOURTH MAN to sh are newly u la rly 39 if.) K W A ST B A K E R IES. 310 N . Grand A ve . IV 2 -12 19 .10 H o w a r d . IM 9 C O R V E T T E 1958 4-sp eed ," 36l fe r tak es. Sharp. 353-28 4 7. 9 5 -19 2 1. C la rg e weekly bonuses. 372-6608. furnished three-bedroom house B rookfield P laza, East Lansing; CHEVROLET 1 cu. in. M ags. Hardtop. S ilve r PLYM OUTH, 1959 Sport Fur y 2- N EW B A T T E R IE S . E x c h a n g e RN’ s AND L P N ’ s . F u ll, p â rt- with t h r e e P a k ista n is. N ear B ic y c l e s F ran d o r; 303 S. Washington. IV R e b u il t e n g in e c:» rta- g re y . B est offer, 3 3 2 -17 2 7 . 7 door hardtop. Radio, h eater, p ric e from $7,95. N ew sealed tlm e. P re feren c e of shift6. E x ­ cam pus. 332-4601. S e v e ra l m en’ s 3-sp eed light 4 -13 17 . C7 tier., b e s t o ffei 51-44 1, C O R V E T T E 195Í5, 4-sp eed . Two w h itew alls. Cal l 355-9890. 7 beams , 99^, Salvage c a r s , large cellent personnel p o licy. Many SAGINAW WfcSV. Unfurnished w eigh ts. Guaranteed sam e as T Y P E W R IT E R . L . C . Smith up- CHEVROLET 4 «.Lt . v-- ■ benefits. 332-(^8Çl^,n, 15 ^—r|j( 4fcB.CS i'rtc Ht/rtnSVnie'Coi1 S, 3 } X -* '- ' 45 } i- « a n u a l iQail 485- 2 344 W. Main, L a n sin g . 9 v e rtlb le . Midnight blue, white P ARTS , 613 E , South St. IV HO RN E'6 -RESTA U RA N T. Wait­ p ets, d rapes, stove arid r e fr ig s * $16 .50 up. C a ll Gene’ s B ic y c le 5182 a fte r 6- pm 6 5-192$. c r e s s e s , kltcîten help,„gas attend­ e r a to r . P re fe r young couple, Shop. IV 4-0362, 702 West s e a ts, m ag. wheels, C .B . and H I-Ft equipment. Twci ant. Apply in p e rso n ,‘ju n ctio n of B arn es at B ea l. inder. Pow er steerin g. A - 1 con­ F a ll sp ecial. OSBORN A LTO , no ch ildren; or two m ale stu­ Hdafnkft. G\V C .B . units, $35 dition. No ru st. P ric e d to se ll. Scooters & C y c le s S , C ed ar and P ennsylvania. 5 dents. $90, u tilities paid. C a ll FISH ER X-10bG Stereo amp— TREVI IN C ., 2601 E . M ichigan. C each; One Polytronlc C .B . unit, ¡Lide. R a ho, wnite- 454-6346. 427 W. Grand R iv e r, HONDA ’ 65 Super Hawk, 3Ö5 cc. E X P E R IE N C E D D E N T A L A s - 482-8308. 7 p re -a m p . 110 watts. $189 cash . $70; EV A risto c ra t C orner en­ PONTIAC 1958 C onvertible. Good walls Delu: ? w heel c o v e r s , L an sin g. 5 condition. Red with black top. E xcellen t condition. B e s t offer sista n t. Top pay with Orthodon­ C a ll L lo yd , 355 -6 37 1, 327 Abbot c lo su re w i t h EV S P -12 B and Real ,695 or rest offer. FALCON 1963 C onvertible. 170 over $650. C a ll ED 2 - 6 0 8 4 .^ 5 tic training. F u ll tim e only. C a ll H ouses H all. 5 Sphericon tw eeter, $65. Radio Pow er b ra k es a n d steerin g. d e . 489 ■7084. 6 cu. inches. S ix. 3-sp eed . V e ry F ir s t $350 ta k es. 355-2 9 12 . 10 1962 HONDA 125 with helmetTmö d a ys, IV 2-9695. Even in gs, IV TWO M EN , ¿ 1 or over to Join two COUCH, MODERN g ray aTTB shack elec tro stat-4 Bookshelf TT p Runs good. c l e a n . E x c e lle n t. m echanical bubble. Must se ll now. Don Edic, 4 -0 70 2 . 5 se n io rs and two graduate stu­ b l a c k , c o m f o r t a b l e , $35, sp eak er, $45; E m p ire 880P c a rt, CH EVRO Lt PONTIAC 1964 C atalin a, 2-d oo r $140. ED *-9 5 11. * condition. IV 5-9 513. 5 D E L IV E R Y B O Y , telephone o p ër- dents in nicely furnished house. K ro e h ler vanity, 5 d ra w e rs, $20. $5 ; Em p ire 880 P E c a rt, $17. E ody roug hardtop. Automatic tra n sm is­ 3 3 7 -2 5 0 5 . 5 a to rs , c a sh ie rs , counter g ir ls , ED 7 -2 34 5 . 6 484-5509 a fter 5 pm . 5 C a ll B ill T h a r, 332 -8 6 35. 6 F ALCON I960 2-door autom atic. sion. Radio, h eater. W hitewalls. HONDA 150 c c . 1965. F la w le ss. V O LKSW A G EN Only 1,100 m iles. Must sell, p art-tim e and good working con­ TWO“ MEN to sh are n icely fu r- BOOKS, NEW. $ 5 f up. F r e e C a t- PO R T A B LE H I-F I. O n l y $22. W hitewalls. Radio. C a l l IV T ake over paym ents. C all 655- 9-8445. 6 $475. Cal l 337-20 14, after 4 dition. VA RSITY D R IV E-IN . ED nished house with two oth ers. alogue. PO STAL BOOKS, Dept. A lso C la s sic a l guitar, $20. C all R E P A IR S 117 3. 7 pm . . 5 2 -6 5 17 . 7 525 S . Shepard off Kalam azoo. C , 2 217 Lackland, St. L o u is, 355-0854 a fte r 5 pm. 5 i n s p e c t i o n s S; T u n e -u p s FALCON 1960 4-door. R a d i o , PONTIAC 1955. V ery good" m e- P A R T -T IM E , G EN ER A L land- ?TO P a fter 5 pm. 9 M isso u ri. 6 FrifcSH ClDEft" d aily. Concord h eater, seat belts, good condi­ chanicàl condition. Bad body. FOR S A L E , 1964" Honda, 35Ó cc. scaping w o r k . S A N D H I L L ENGLISH L IG H T -W E IG H T - ^ N e w i U s e d E n g in e s tion. R e a s o n a b l e , C a ll Ml E xcellen t local transportation. T r a il B ik e , L a r r y , 351-4 24 3. 5 A 'T tftA C T IV E BURNISHED cot- g ra p e s. C ris p apples, many v a ­ A C R E S N U R SER Y. M u s t be speed b ic y c le s, $39 .77, f u l l s p e c i a l i z e d R e p a ir S e r v ic e 5-0 6 51. 5 $80. C a ll 355-4967. 7 HONDA 1965 50 cc. Ju s t nicely tage a vailab le in about one week. r ie t ie s to c h o o s e f r o m - a va ila b le one full day, plus Sat­ p r ic e . R ental-p urch ase te rm s M e I n t o s h, $1.69 b u s h e l . Or. M o st Im p o rt C a r s . FALCO N DELUXE station wagon PONTIAC 1962 Catalina 4-door broken in. L e t’ s talk. Phone urd ay. ED 2 -3 3 10 . 6 M a rried student couple only. a va ila b le . We also have tennis 1961. New tire s , rad io , heater, sedan. H ydram atic. Excellent 355 -5 8 2 7 a fter 6 pm. 9 $60 monthly on 9-month le a se . PR IN C E ’ S F A R M M A R K ET , Ü R EA T L A K E S EM PLO YM EN T ra cq u ets, golf b a lls, badminton Grand R iv e r at Okemos Road. C A M E R O N ’S padded dash, excellent condi­ condition. $1,200 or best offer. HONDA 50, great shape. Must Phone 332-8 9 13 fo r appointment. fo r perm anent position s in of­ b ird ie s, gifts and h o u sew ares. Phone 337 -2 34 3. 8 tion, 355-0854 after 5 pm. 7 IV 5-9854. 7 se ll im m ediately, fo r b est of­ 6 IM P O R T S fic e , s a le s , technical. IV 2 -15 4 3 . A C E HARDWHERE, a c r o s s GIBSON J - 4 5 and hard shell c a se . 2 2 0 E a s t K a la m a z o o St. FORD ’ 57 V -8 . T ransportation PONTIAC 1963 Catalina sports fe r of $175. C a ll R ick , 351— from Union. ED 2 -3 2 12 . C $150. C a ll after 5 pm. IV 4-0993. sp e cia l, $50. C a ll M ike, 3 32 - coupe. 421. 4-speed. B y Royal 4687. 7 G I r L 'S C l o t h i n g , s iz e s $ - 11 . 4 ? 2 -13 3 7 Pontiac. B est offer. 353-18 30 .5 1963 H A RLEY DAVIDSON 2$0cc When M ailing a Want Ad U se T h is 6 0184. 7 C o ck tail d re s s e s , s k irts and Sprint. Excellent condition, $550 FOR S A L E M artin G uitar. OOlfc. PORSCHE '63 Super 90 Coupe, s w e a te r s — winter and sum m er. excellen t condition. C a l l IV o f best o ffer. Must s e ll. C all C la ssifie d Ad O rder Blank 809 Roxburgh Rd. ED 2 -8 17 7 . 5 Excellen t tone. 351-5292 . 6 9-4036 a fter 5 pm. 8 355-30 9 7 . 9 PORSCHE 1958, 160O norm al, HONDA 1964. Excellent condition. - C h arge Name A M -FM r a d i o , m echanically 2,000 m ile s. C a ll 351-4592. 7 sound. $1,000. C a ll ED 2-3922 HONDA 90 cc 1964, p erfect con- Student Number after 6 pm. 9 dition, ve ry low m ileage. Must ACROSS 31. Fun R A M B L E R AMERICAN 1 9 6 4 . s e ll. $280. Phone 353-136 8 . 7 A d d ress 1. O vershoe with w Standard shift. 18,500 m iles. HONDA 1964 Super Hawk. 30Scc. 7. Uncon- 32. Sho- One owner. G o o d condition. 660 m iles, good condition. $550 Phone City scious states shonean $1,200. C a ll T re v o r, 332-1689. 7 2. T ho ro ug h ­ 33. M edic* or best o ffer. C a ll 3 3 2 -5 2 5 3 . 9 fare herb ST U D E B A k E R 1961 L a rk S tatlo n - Employment 3. Think 35- Limit wagon. White, 4-door 6 -cylin d er W rite your ad here: 4. Inn 37. Oriental manual tran sm issio n . Radio, W A N tED COED or student wife 5. Doctrine ship captain h eater—C a l i f o r n i a c a r — no to learn M erleN o rm an C osm et- 6. T eacher of 38. (.lain ru st. $425. C a ll E lly , 332-8539 ic s treatm ent (in salon). Earn Sam uel genus while you learn . 484-4519. C 7 . Last queen 41. Arum plant for appointment. 5 of Spain 43. Saber E M P LO Y E R S OVERLOÀD Gom - 19. To steal 45. Inter­ DOWN 4. Person pany needs g ir ls fo r tem porary 20. M ake into vening: law 1. M ovable 5. Certainty 46. Sign of barrier 6. H air dye WHITE’S assignm ents. O ffice experience aw req u ired . 616 Michigan National 22. Cut grass winter 2. G rand- 7. Re fu se 24. Attentive 47. O aks, parental wool "Clear The Road Buddy 7 M in u tes T o w e r. Phone 487-6071. G IR L'W A N T ED for light house- keeping, 5 hours In morning, C 27. 29. The T rinity Fondle m aples 48. Toughens 3. T hird son o f j acob 8. Ajar 9. Least 10. W indflower 11. C ongeal I ’m on my way to see F ro m C am pus Monday - F rid a y . ED 2 -517 6 . 5 D A TES TO PUBLISH CO PY Z 3 À 5 6 7 8 9 IP // 18. O rdinance SENIOR ACCOUNTING m ajor to OUR ECONOMICAL 10-DAY PLAN with cancellation 13 20. Supplem ent th ^n e w 1966 Chevys set up re ta il m erchandise bud­ it % 21. N egotiate South on U .S . 127 privileges gives you the best rate: you are billed for É 15 23. M arry at T e e Mac G illiv r a y .” g ets. Can be done on part-tim e exactly the number of days you run; cancellations Ì4 24. Needle: featuring b a s is . W r i t e qualifications. no later than 2 p.m., one class day before publica­ it ir % 13 comb, form Grand Showing State N ew s, Box A -l, Student Rock and R oll music tion. % ii % 25. Sprinkler 13 26! Gritty by S e rv ic e s B ld g ., MSU. 6 %to % % % w. 28. One of 20 O c t . 79 , 9 8 The Plagues Brand X Is Here The m ost v e rs a tile band on CLA SSIFICA TIO N Write In such as LOST AND FOUNDS HOUSE FOR R EN T, etc. Î4 'If It 30 % 17 % i/ D a v id s rulers 30. E. Ind. weight also a vailab le cam pus. Now booking; rush p artie s, term p a rtie s, TG’ s M a il to: «• a 34 34. N ostril dorm m ix e rs, a fte r game 35 % 3t 3t 3i% Ì9 Ot 36. T ake the Lee MacGillivray Chevrolet chief meal you r favo rite p a rtie s. We play to fit the % % 4/ 41 44es 38. Ro'deffts *' b e v e ra g e , san d w ich es . mood and occasion. T H E S O U N D fo r your dance or party. MKHtOAN STATI UNIVI! SITT S T A T E N fW S 45 if È 40 M 4« 39. Shout 40. W ar god 41. N orse 150 0 H aslett R oad, H aslett and p izza G E T THE BEST county G E T B R A N D X. 345 Student Services % 42. — M oines Phone 339 -8 2 2 6 Y ou M ust B e 2 1 Call Ronnie E sak , 489-6221 East Lansing, Mich. Far time 22 min. 44. Pastry M ichigan State N ew s, E ast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 6, 1965 9 F o r Sale D EER R IF L E W inchester model 94 , 30-30 Sportsm an. 484-2136. 6 F o r Sale 1965, \2T x " 58’ W Homette. L a rg e living-dining a re a . Two bed­ room s with center kitchen. 372 - Real Estate thlng re a lly sp e c ia l? See our 3-bedroom R a n c h , screened Service MSU N E A R - Looking fo r som e- B a r B a r a d o h e r t y , l . r . a .M . Q ualified and experienced piano instruction. Phone 35 5 -2 7 7 5 . 10 LBJ To Undergo Surgery porch, fir s t flo or laundry room, T V R EN TA LS for students. E c o - w ell a s my White House staff, Johnson concluded his state-, he said , "th at they indicated a SW IFT M EDICAL M icro sco pes, 3402 after 5:30 pm. ( c o n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e 1) w ill alw ays be in contact with the ment by saying that "th e public poorly functioning gall bladder. rental or sa le . Weekend and com pletely carpeted and draped. Lost & Found Beautifully decorated through­ nom ical ra tes by the term and Humphrey made a b rie f state­ V ice P re s id e n t." w ill, of co u rse, be kept fully and A thorough examination showed monthly ra te s . C a ll ROUSER month. UNIVERSITY T V R E N T - m en t after Johnson’ s departure, He said " th e s e men have been currently advised o f my pro­ this to be the only tro u b le ." S U P P L Y CO . 489-1405. 7 $5 REWARD fo r coat and b ill— out. Many other fea tu re s. Out­ A L S . 489-9263.________ C ‘ saying that: Johnson said a second s e r ie s standing landscaping! $19,500. a p a r t y to and participated g r e s s ." E L E C T R IC PIANO W urlltzerup- fold left at "M e e t The T e a m " "T h e President has fu lly d is­ thoroughly in a ll m ajor policy Johnson, apart from his heart of X -R ay s w ere taken and the righ t. One y e a r old. $200. ED r a lly , Spartan S t a d i u m . 3 5 3 - Owner. 2787 Eastw ay D rive. T y p in g Service cussed the situation with me and d e c isio n s ." He said they a re attack, has had w o internal dif­ film s forwarded to his fam ily 2 -3 2 7 0 . 6 1859. 5 337-0 12 7. Don’ t m iss this one! !4 CARO L \v1N E L V . T h e se s , d is - with the cabinet and we a r e c le a r " fu lly and cu rren tly inform ed.” ficu ltie s— both tim es with kidney physician, D r. Ja m e s C. Cain, LO ST : LA D IES gold w ristw atch, C A P E COD, Lansing E a st side. sertation s, g e n e r a l typing. a s to the procedures to be fo l­ C LA R IN ET , CHAIRS, sofa, sm all Johnson summoned his cabinet stones. One was removed by man­ consultant in medicine in the vacuum, etc. 2741 Roseland. ED black leather band. V icin ity of N ear MSU. Two bedroom s and Sm ith-Corona E le c tric . Spartan lowed during his short absence if to a White House m eeting about ipulation in 1948 and another Mayo clin ic. 2-6069. 6 Union. R e w a r d offered . C a ll finished u p sta irs. R ecreation V illag e, 355-2804. 5 necessity a r is e s ." through su rg e ry e arly in 1955, "A fte r thorough study by Dr. an h o u r befo re the public an­ 353-0 34 3 . 5 room , patio, large lot, garage The V ice President added that, nouncement a n d inform ed the before his heart attack. Cain and Mayo rad io lo gists,” HOOVER T a KK vacuum clean er PAULA ANN h Au GH EY, typist. DOG, B L A C K with brown m ark- and private d rive. N ear bus, Johnson said that after e x p e r­ said Johnson, "th ey confirmed with a ll attachm ents. Runs and IBM S ele ctric & E xecu tive. " 1 shall of course be availab le m em bers of his impending su r­ in gs. P a rt B eagle and W alker, shopping and schools. IV 2-6529. looks like new. Will s e ll for $20. Multilith Offset Printing. P ro ­ in Washington at all tim es during g e ry and h is arrangem ent with iencing stomach p a i n s at the Dr. B u rk le y 's initial judgment fem ale. R ew ard. 6 y e a r s . Rabies 5 IV 5 -7 5 17 . 6 fessio n al T h e se s Typing. N ear the P re sid e n t's absence from Humphrey. ranch on Sept. 7, D r. Burkley of a poorly functioning gall blad­ RO y a L T y p e w r i t e r s , port- No. 1216. ED 2 -2 14 7 a fter 4 pm. OKEMOS, F O U R - B E D R O O M cam pus. 337-152 7. C the White H ou se." Hallenbeck w a s asked what examined him e a rly that morning der with sto n e s.” ________________________________9 Cape Cod. Attached g a r a g e , Johnson, d iscussing Humph­ effect the rem oval of the gall 1 "an d , because of the location of Hurst told newsmen that be­ ab le. N ea rly new. A lso desk J o b RESUM ES, 10 0 co p ies, $4.56. la rg e beautiful lot. $19 ,50 0 .C a il re y ’ s ro le, said : bladder might have on Johnson. the pain, suspected gal! b lad d er cause Johnson has had no heart type. Many late m odels. P o rt­ Personal owner p .m ., 33"'-2 T 9 . 6 ALDIN GER DIRECT M AIL Ad­ symptoms or any difficultyw hat- able tape re c o r d e rs . R e ve re "W hile I do not anticipate the He said there is no evidence that tro u b le ." TH E P R U D E N T IA L S for G reat v e rtisin g , 533 N . C lip p ert. IV tape re c o r d e rs . R ad ios, phono­ E A ST LANSING. One m ile from need fo r presidential decision, or such su rg e ry m akes any physio­ The President suggested that ever in the ten y e a rs since his M usic again this y e a r. Rock, 5 - 2 2 13 . C grap h s. Low p riced furniture: cam pus. C l o s e to M arble, actions during the short tim e that logical d ifference— that if a p e r­ X -ra y s be taken following his heart attack, he should withstand slow dance and Jazz. IV 4-3018. ANN BROWN & GORDON, typist I w ill not be available fo r the son did not know his gall bladder return to Washington and this was the operation as well as any c h ests, d r e s s e r s , beds, springs Aquinas, a n d high s c h o o l s . 10 and m ultilith offset printing. purpose, the cabinet, and p artic ­ had been rem oved he wouldn’ t be done. patient of his age who never had and m a ttre s s e s. Sm all house­ Three b e d r o o m , recreation DON’ T FO RCE T , Open r u s h , (B lack and white and co lo r). ularly the S e c re ta ry of State able ble to tell the d ifferen ifference ce. " *Dr. D r . B urkley informed me, aa coronary, coronary. w a re s : dish es, s ilv e rw a re , pots room , screen porch. L a rg e en­ Wednesday at PI Kappa Phi. Call IBM . General typing, term pa­ and the S e c re ta ry of Defense as r e a g » c * 'w w in w in n n n n n n n n « n » a n o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o O O O O O e and pans, to a ste rs, coffee mak­ closed landscaped lot. Under Chuck fo r rid e at 337-9734 . 5 p e r s , th eses, d issertatio n s. ED w * * in va a■ e r s . E le c tric fryin g pans. 8 ft. $20,000. Will c a r r y contract. pool table com plete. E le c tric fan s, new and used. Window fans M E M O T O :T h eN e w C h risty M in - s tr e ls . Don’ t forget your con­ C all owner, 337-94 15. 13 2-8 38 4 . B A R B I M E L , P ro fe ssio n a l typist. C Visit The N e w . . . and a ir conditioners. Bausch & c e r t is scheduled for Sat. eve ­ ning, Nov. 13, at the Lansing RIDE A L L winter. Indoor ring, Recreation No job too large or too sm a ll. B lo ck off cam pus. 3 3 2 -3 2 5 5 . C F i r s t S in c e Lom be m icroscope. C iv ic C en ter. T ic k ets go on sale WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE 509 E . M ich., Lansing IV 5-4391 O ct. 2 5. C4 54 head of h o rse s. Pick up and W ILL DO TYPIN G. E le c tric type- retu rn , courtesy c a r . $1.50 per h o u r . H ayrides. Newly r e ­ w rite r. Experienced. 2886 E . J o lly Rd. 10 minutes from cam ­ E is e n h o w e r M A R G IN S T O R E R E N T your T V from N E J A C H rs: 8-5:30 pm. C modeled c l u b h o u s e . ROWE p u s.« 33/-/O 337-76U/«______________ 07. C ^ B IC Y C L E , M EN 'S 5-sp eed . t% 5 Schwinn, side baskets, gen erat­ 1 9 " Zenith $9 p e r month RANCH, 372 -2 325 .___________ 9 T ransportation - S u rg e ry D i r e c t l y A c r o s s F r o m T h e U n io n 337-9879 or. Excellen t condition. $80 GE P o rtab les Service F L Y home, any town, B rid a y a ft- C o ll N ejoc T V R entals CH ILD CAR E . Openings for two e r 4 pm. or to Michigan Gam e, WASHINGTON, UP)— P resid en t new- $40 now, 355-9 9 57. 9 Saturday. C all 355-9509. 6 Johnson’ s scheduled gall bladder A L L ITEMS AT D is C O U T lt P r i c e s 482-0624 g ir ls age 2 -4 . L icen sed home, S T IL L PAINTING, " R e d V a se 1- Jo lly - S , Washington a re a . C all RIDE WANTED to Buffalo, N .V ., operation F rid ay w ill m ark the B e s t o ffer over $30 C a ll Bud -F R E E H A thrilling hour of beauty • VITAMINS 7 F o r appointment, ca ll 484-4519. TU 2-876 6. 5 or vicinity. Weekend of October firs t time in nine y e a r s that C o ger at 332-8 6 35. a chief executive in office has 8. C all 353-0 310 . 6 LA D IES’ B IK E , $15 ; Man’ s th re e - M E R L E NORMAN COSM ETICS T H E SE S PRIN TED . Rapid s e r v - • HAIR CARE STUDIO, 1600 E . M ichigan. C ic e . Drafting supplies. X erox RÎDE T S anywheTe. Share the gone under the su rgeo n 's knife. speed Schwinn, $18; Single bed, $15. Phone 337-14 8 7. 5 W ELCOME B A C K ~all yo u T u cky cop ies. C A P IT A L C IT Y B L U E ­ cost of a rented c a r for tra n s­ The l a s t time was form er • SCHOOL SUPPLIES PR IN T, 221 South Grand. 482- portation needs to a n d from P resid en t D w i g h t D. E ise n ­ SPECIAL students ! We have those spicy, GO LF C L U B S, Com plete s e t , hot p izzas w a i t i n g fo r you! 54 31. C home on weekends, from F rid a y hower’ s operation on June 9, 1956 Haige U ltra. Includes 60 " s h a g BIM BO ’ S P IZ Z A , 489-2431. C ACCIDENT PROBLEM '? C a l l noon to Monday 9 am ., $15 plus for rem oval of an intestinal ob­ a b a lls " and bag. $170 com plete. KALAMAZOO S T R E E T BODY 7<( p er m ile. A ll m aintenance, struction w h i c h doctors de­ H ABLA U STED espanol? So do Cosm etic & H a ir C are Consultant 3 5 3 -13 16 . 7 SHOP. Small dents to large fuel and $100 deductible in su r­ scribed as ile tis. we. B U BO LZ for auto and home Eisenhow er’ s su rg e ry, how­ GARAGE S A L E . Saturday, Octo­ w re c k s. A m erican and foreign ance included. Most m ajo r c re d ­ Wed. Oct. 6, 1:00-5:30 P.M. Insuran ce. Phone 332-8 6 71. C b er 9. 20 la d ies’ outfits, sizes c a r s . Guaranteed work. 489- it c a rd s accepted. Cal l Ja c k ever, was an em ergency oper­ 10 -12 . 15 Men’ s suits and sports TH E KNIGHTS OF HARMONY for 7507. 1411 E , Kalam azoo, C F o s te r at A1 E d w ard s, 489- ation, unlike the apparently rou­ com binations. 39-40 long, name the finest In dance m u sic. Now 7591. 5 tine gall bladder operation which Reg. $ 1 .0 0 booking. Phone 355-74 16 . 5 D IAPER S E R V IC E -H o sp italp u re Johnson announced to re p o rte rs brands. Children’ s sh oes 1-6 . R e g . $1.50 Reg. S I . 49 j d ia p e rs. We’ r e the m ost mod­ C H A R TERED FLIGHT to P u r- him self. L ivin g room furniture, Singer THINKING OF a P izza P a rty ? featherweight sewing machine, Contact BIM BO’ S P IZ Z A fir s t. ern and the only p ersonalized due gam e October 2 3rd . F o r in­ Johnson, who w ill go to Bethe- FEVER S H E A F F E R C A R T R ID G E j IER G EN S PEN diaper se rv ic e in 'town. P a i l s form ation, call 355-54 75 be­ I tween 9 -11 pm. week nights. 7 sda Naval Hospital in suburban and m isc . item s. E xcellen t con­ dition. Two blocks from E a s t C a ll 489-2431. C furnished. No deposit. 2 pounds of baby clothes at no extra cost. M aryland for his operation, e x ­ THERMOMETER I LO TIO N 49< CH ARGE ACCOUNTS i n v i t e d . cam pus. 1680 C ahill D rive , E a st L an sin g. ED 7-1840. M A REK R E X A L L DRUGS. P r e ­ scrip tio n s, drugs, co sm etics, AM ERICAN DIAPER S E R V IC E , 914 E . G le r St. IV 2-0864. C BLOOD Wanted DONORS needed. $3 for pects hours. to be in surgery one to two 59« 59« B IC Y C L E ¿A L E : F rid a y , October baby needs. Low e v e r y day D IAPER SE R V IC E . T h re e types RH p ositive; $7 for RH nega­ —f 8, 19 6 5 ,1:30p m . a tS alvage Y ard , p ric e s . 3 0 1N .C lip p e rt,b y F ra n - tive . DETROIT BLOOD S E R V ­ Wanted R e g . S 1.00 I R eg. 52 .9 6 of d iap ers to choose from . Bulk F a rm L ane, Michigan State Uni­ v e rs ity Cam pus. V arious m akes dor, C wash for c lean er, w hiter dia­ p e r s . Fluff dried and folded. IC E , IN C ., 1427 E . Michigan \VANTED T IC K E T S' to Michigan A ve. Hours 9-4 Monday, T u e s­ State v s . Michigan gam e. C a ll S EA M LES S I I BRUSH A LA R M and conditions. A ll item s m ay be COMING" SUNDAY, October 1 " - U se your own or rent our s. Con­ day, Wednesday, F rid a y . 12 -7 372-18 0 3. 6 I seen at the Salvage Y a rd , Octo­ b er 7, from 8:30 am. to 4 :3 0 pm. 7 pm. at the L ansing C iv ic Cen­ te r TH E RIGHTEOUS BROTH­ ta in ers furnished. No deposit. T h u rsd a y. 489-7587. C WANT TWO or more tickets to U of M - MSU g a m e.C a ll Frank, N Y LO N S I I H AIR R O LLER S C LO C K 39$ E R S . T ic k e ts Main F lo o r $3.50 , 25 y e a r s experience. B Y -L O FLO O RS TO be cleaned. S p ecial- 39$ 1 .8 8 • and October 8, from 8:30 am. to D IA PER S E R V I C E , 101Q. £ . izlpg in ca fe s, tav ern s, sto re s. 353-69 47. Owen Graduate Cen­ I 1:00 pm . 7 $2 .7 5, $2. M ezz. $3.50 , $ 2 .7 5 , M ichigan. IV 2-04 21. :,C Contact M E 1LLE R S E R V IC E S . te r. 5 I $ $2. Arena $2.50, $1.^5. All seats .-I. TWO TW IN beds, m attre sse s with WANTED TO rent: L a rg e house", re s e r v e d .' M ail o r d e r s only. C O M P U T E R PROGRAMMING ' Cal l 485-4150. C A L L - C O U P O N S E X P I R E - W E D . O C T O B E R 1 3 , 1 9 65 box springs and fra m e s, $75. s e r v i c e . Fo rtran -36 00. C all WANTED: T of M footFalT tTcTccts four bedroom s. P re fe r le a se . Send check o r money ord er to One Kenm ore cannister vacuum _ . ,__ r c-i * ifv'-W SS«. U all . 372.— 1803. Y in I ii in n n ... ' * ^ Tv- *. \ . * v % t e r n s Richm anC .'i •is**.,« e r. c le a n e r, $îf>. One Kenm ore gas "T , rfCXT'S\~ BOARDING, Show care 351-5404. ... .. .% n smg cCiviviic c Cdnter, L a n s i n g , stove with g r ill, $75. About .0 and feeding. Box s ta lls . $35 per IF iL L N E S S prevents Michigan M ' ' e * p J f- square y a rd s used wool ca rp e t­ month. N ear cam pus. 655-2264, addressed, stamped envelope.) gam e attendance, w ill buy up to ing at $1.7 5 sq. yd ., including 12 evenings. 5 4 tickets. No sc a lp e rs, p lease. pad. Phone G eorge Bubolz J r . , R r r r r r . The Muse is buried un- R EN T your T V from K E JA C . 372 -2 310 or 351-4851. 332-8 6 71 or 332-46 05. C5 der 70 re a m s. Buy Z e itg e ist. 5 Zenith and GE portables for CLU B LEA D ER S wanted, YMCA FOR SA LE or rent, 3Ô’ x S ’ trai l - only $9 p er month. F re e s e r v ­ e r. P a rk e d o n e m ile e a s to fc a m - BRAN D X is h ere. See State News L an sin g. 1-1/2 hour m eetings, pus. Phone 372-4423 after 4 pm. ZEN IT H " 17 Inch portable T V ,l n Wednesday. 5 ic e and d elive ry . C all N EJA C TV R E N T A L S. 482-0624. T H E LOWEST ever! Our hom e- DOCTORAL STUDENT’ S w i f e VWANTED - REASO N ABLY priced ow ners insurance p ric e s . Phone w ill c a re for 3 or 4 y e a r old C afternoons daily, $ 2 .7 5 m eeting. Cal l 489-6501, Youth Dept. tape re co rd e r and A M -FM r a ­ 7 Lib eral A rts M ajors good condition, $35 . C a ll 3 5 5 - B U B O L Z , your i n d e p e n d e n t g irl in my home. U n iversity va­ dio. 1434H Spartan V illag e. C all 0954. 7 agent, to com pare. C5 cation, 332-0129. 5 3 5 5 -110 7 . 7 S M I T H CORUNNÀ typew riter p ortable. Excellen t condition. $40. C a ll 355-1014 a fter 5:30 p m . has A n n o u n c in g th e P ro fessio n al everything Q u alificatio n Test A ir p la n e s 1946 FUNK 75 h.p. N ear licen - sin g. Good engine and fab ric. T ra d e for c a r o r $795. OR LA N SIN G -EA ST LANSING from - 6-5002 nights. 5 fo r o u ts ta n d in g c a r e e r a p p o in tm e n ts to A n im a ls ALASKAN M ALAM UTE p u p s.S i- berian husky pups, A K C . E x c e l­ lent fam ily p ets. Show and sled dogs. Studs at s e r v ic e . E -Z T e r m s . Sno-Go Kennel, 8715 W. • • • • • CO • • • • • N ational Secu rity A g en cy C en terlin e R d ., R t. 4, St. Joh n s, INCLUDING THE IN T E LLIG EN T LOOK 2 24 -2 156 . 5 It used to mean round shoulders and thick R eg istratio n D e a d lin e : W e d n e s d a y , O c to b e r 13 A kC C e R m a n s h e p h e r d pup- g la s s e s . Now it m eans, usually, V ILL A G ER p ie s . Outstanding im ported and cloth es. That a lert, c le a r-e y e d , level-headed A m erican blood lin e s. K a g a rr look. The look of a g irl who could spend a happy If y o u e x p e c t to r e c e i v e a lib er al arts d e g r e e b e f o r e S e p t e m b e r 1 9 6 6 , d o n 't miss K ennels. Phone 482-9616. 7 evening talking dem ography, the Middle E ast, this o p p o r t u n i t y t o q u a l i f y fo r a r e w a r d i n g c a r e e r w i t h t h e N a t io n a l S e c u rit y R E G IST E R E D DALMATION pups Chekhov, and levels of meaning in Winnie the A g e n c y . All lib er al arls a p p li c a n t s m ust tak e t h e P r o fe s s i o n a l Q u a l i f i c a t i o n Test (PQT) as a p r e r e q u i s i t e to N S A in t e r v i e w s fo r e m p l o y m e n t . W here to go...W hat to do and one, half-blood M organ colt. Pooh. V IL L A G ER clothes, unfortunately, can­ THE D EA D L IN E F O R TEST R E G I S T R A T I O N IS W E D N E S D A Y , O C T O B E R 1 3 . . 6 55-10 15. 6 not supply encyclopedic knowledge. Ju s t the look. First, p i c k u p a P Q T B u ll e t in at y o u r P l a c e ­ THE TEST ITSELF W ILL BE G IV E N O N C A M P U S O N S A T U R D A Y , O C T O B E R 23. SCHNAUZER MINIATURE "pup- Many find that quite enough. m e n t O f f i c e , t h e s o o n e r t h e b e tte r . It p ie s , A K C . Top blood Une. C a ll Challenging C areer Program Areas c o n t a i n s a b r i e f r eg is tr a t io n f o r m w h i c h A u n i q u e a g e n c y f u n c t i o n i n g w i t h i n the D e p a r t m e n t o f D e f e n s e , N S A ha s m u st b e r e c e i v e d in P ri n c e t o n , N. J. b y 3 7 2 -2 7 3 6 . 7 a critical n e e d fo r i m a g i n a t i v e p e o p l e . Y o u c a n m a k e i m m e d i a t e u s e o f y o u r O c t o b e r 1 3 . Y o u w i ll t he n b e m a i l e d a c o l l e g e - a c q u i r e d c a p a b i li t i e s w i t h o u t first a c c u m u l a t i n g y e a r s o f e x p e r i e n c e . ti cket a d m i t t i n g y o u to t h e Tes t o n M •S . U . B o o k Sto re M .S .U . B o o k Store M .S . U . B o o k S to re M .S .U . B ook Store M .S .U . B ook Y o u r s p e c if ic a c a d e m i c m a j o r is o f s e c o n d a r y c o n s e q u e n c e as lo n g as y o u relish O c to b e r 23. M a n d m e e t t h e c h a l l e n g e o f e x t r e m e l y c o m p l e x r e s e a r c h p r o b l e m s tha t fr e q u e n t l y T a k in g a n d p a s s i n g the P r o fe s s i o n a l M w ill t ak e y o u b e y o n d t h e k n o w n a n d a c c e p t e d b o u n d a r i e s o f k n o w l e d g e . Q u a l i f i c a t i o n Test in n o w a y c o m m i t s o r Wednesday and Thursday S Si fOR V W i R Y o u w ill w o r k o n p r o g r a m s o f n ation al i m p o r t a n c e , in s u c h a r e a s as: o b l i g a t e s y o u to a n y t h i n g . But w e u r g e U • C r y p t o g r a p h y . . . the j n a k i n g o f c o d e s a n d c i p h e r s y o u —e v e n if y o u a r e not fu l ly c e r t a i n o f u y o u r c a r e e r in t e re st s —to in v e s t i g a t e N S A • A n a ly t i c re s e a r c h c o n v e n ie n c e • Language research o p p o r t u n i t i e s n o w . T h e Test w ill b e f o l ­ • D ata system s d esign an d p ro g ram m in g l o w e d b y o n - c a m p y s i n t e r v i e w s w it h B • A d m i n is t r a t i v e m a n a g e m e n t (fin an c e a n d a c c o u n t i n g , p e r s o n n e l , t r a in in g , e n g i ­ N S A r e p r e s e n ta t i v e s . P le a s e n o t e : Y o u m ust b e a U. S. c itiz e n , o 8 • 3 0 A M. ’ t i l 9 p . M . n e e r i n g ad m in is t ra t io n ) T h e P Q T B u ll etin a t y o u r P l a c e m e n t O f f i c e o u t l i n e s t h e s e a r e a s fu r t h e r. s u b j e c t to a c h a r a c t e r a n d lo y a lt y c h e c k . V E IL or MSU BOOK o A dvancem en t, Training and Educational O pp ortu n ities k N S A p r o m o te s from w ithin a n d em p h asizes o rd erly career d e v e lo p fn e n t, aw ard in g s u b s t a n t ia l s alary i n c r e a s e s as y o u a s s u m e g r e a t e r r e s p o n s i b i l it y . T h e e n v i r o n m e n t is a c a d e m i c , a n d N S A s tim u la t e s p r o f e s s io n a l a n d in t e ll e c t u a l g r o w t h in m a n y j£ v r STORE S w a y s , in c l u d i n g i n t e n s i v e fo r m a l a n d o n - t h e - j o b tr ain in g in n e w d i s c i p l i n e s an d n s a m e t h o d o l o g y . A d v a n c e d s t u d y at a n y o f s e v e n a r e a u n iv e r s i t i e s is p ar t ially or t w h o l l y r e i m b u r s e d t h r o u g h N S A F e l lo w s h i p s a h d o t h e r a s s i s t a n c e p r o g r a m s . o A ttractive Lo cation and O th er Advantages L o c a t e d b e t w e e n W a s h i n g t o n a n d B a l ti m o r e , N S A is a l s o n e a r t h e C h e s a p e a k e N A T IO N A L S EC U R ITY A G E N C Y r B ay , o c e a n b e a c h e s , ski resorts a n d o t h e r p o p u l a r s u m m e r a n d w i n t e r r e c r e a t i o n Su it e 1 0 , 4 4 3 5 W i s c o n s i n A v e . / N . W . e a r e a s . T h e l o c a ti o n p e r m i t s y o u r c h o i c e o f city, s u b u r b a n o r c o u n t r y living. W a s h i n g t o n , D .C . 2 0 0 1 6 I 11/ N l\| Located in the Center P o h d i i s rel ating to v a c a ti o n s ’, i n s u r a n c e a n d r e t i r e m e n t a r c ja ir a n d li b e r a l—y o u An ecfth/f'dfipotfuftfty e m p lo y e r e n jo y ^ t h e b e n e fit s o f F e d e r a l e m p l o y m e n t w i t h o u t t h e n e c e s s i t y o f C iv il S e r v i c e c er tifi cation . . . . where imagination is the essential qualification for International Programs M S u M .S .U . B o o k Sto re M .S .U . B o o k Store M .S .U . B o o k Store M .S » U . B o o k Store M .S .U ) I 10 Michigan State New s. East Lansing, Michigan W ednesday, October 6. 1965 A S M S U - C it y . m ssu 6 DAYS EVERY WEEK . . . WEE YOU WILL SAVE CAS H. . . BECAUSE BIG E HAS THE L ia is o n P o s s ib le I An official liaton between the Gordon L , Thom as said . He was Las t Lansing and ASMSU huma Robert M organ, the only a p p li- l I relatio n s com m issions may be cant, p o ssib le, if ASMSU p lays its M organ served through the f o l - H c a rd s right, according to G ary lowing June I Steinhardt, m em b er-at-larg e. Af ter that C ity Council m m m Thè city com m ission has had m irations from the E a st an u f'icia l student m em ber since sing high schools. • I its inception in E ast Lansing "W e wanted a co llege student■ C ity Council in the fai', of !9b3. who had lived in E ast L a n s in g C Steinhardt suggested that ASMSL and had h ;s r o o t s t h e r e ," T h o m a s fc h appoint the city’ s present stu­ sa id . | ( i dent representative, \\ i 1 1 1 a m The high schools recommended jSl E va n s, E ast Lansing J unur , tc Wil l i am Evans, an E a st Lansing its own com m ission. resident then entering his sopho­ ASM SL will select m em bers m ore Year at M SL. fo r the new ly-created Human R e ­ lations Com m ission at its Sro­ "W e knew he wasn't selected dent board meeting Oct. 12. by t h e student b o dy," Thom as Petitioning, open tc any u said, " P u t we hoped that be­ e'sted s t u d e n t , will 'continui r a u b he lived in E ast Lansing H through F rid ay in 308 jgjiuderi ard w ?s active, that he could K S e rv ic e s, represent the students in anoth- gc Student government appointed er w a y ." the f irst student representative to Evans w a s appointed fo r a F ” the East Lansing Human R e la - th ree -y e a r term . He has two tions Com m ission in 1961, M ajo r m ore y e a rs to se rv e . ICE C R EA M ASMSV REPS P I N E A P P L E , R A S P B E R R Y , R A IN B O W HALF T o O b s e rv e A S G 69* V A LU E GAL. Seven m em bers of the Studer.: sit-in s by the National Student A ssociation (NSA), also an a s­ 49* V A LU E-ASS T. FLAVORS Board will attend a convention J 2 - 390 of the Associated Student Gov­ sociation of student governm ents. ernments (ASG) next week at Purdue U niversity as o b se rv ers. NSA, l i b e r a l - d o m i n a t e d , p assed a resolution at its con- P O P S IC LES MSU is not a member of ASG, Ver.tic 1961 favor of s it- P I L L S B U R Y OR B A L L A R D 390 but Jim Graham, Detroit junior, in?, stimulating protest from 49* and m em ber-at-large, said the board may consider joining aft­ delegates from southern univer­ s itie s. T hese u n iversities formed b is c u it s TUBE i VALUE O R A C H ’S D ELIC IO U S P IC K -A -M IX C A N D Y LB, e r the convention, the conservative-dom inatedA SG. The Oct. 14-16 convention .is the second since ASG was formed 491 VALUE C O U N T R Y FRESH in 1961. D elegates w ill exchange p ra c­ N a v y R ep o rts tical student government pro­ g ram s and consider i ssues di­ G ra d K ille d re c tly concerning the student, Graham said. About 60 of its present “ 0 In M ish a p m em ber schools formed ASG A 1964 graduate of MSU who PT. in reaction to a stand taker, on was a v a rsity w re stle r and mem­ CTN. ber of Phi Delta Theta fratern ity Olin Admissions was killed Sept. S while p a rtic i­ pating in an underwater dem oli­ U-ir \tt-sät e RE G . 4 7 * V A L U E - A P R I L H I L L F R O Z E N tion demonstration at the N avy's /%■ - .-Jkáfc Ik BREAD DOUGH Amphibious B a se , L ittle C ree k Visiting a nfA — _ ft n m ours a re 2- at N orfolk, Va. JE ana . -o A dm issions include Jo E n s. David A rthur C h e ster, 23, Rodney B ro d e r, L a u rie of P o rt Huron and two coippan- R i c h a r d G o o d m a n Gretchen f ° ns w ere in a rubber raft about S W IF T ’ S P R O T E N B O N E L E S S B E E F , V E A L , f O RK, GROUND 590 H oerle, Robert S, G o rsk i, Jan et 30 feet off shore when the charge they w ere preparin g exploded PAK J . J oh n s o n, J a m e s J o 1 i ng , Katherine Jon es a n d G erald p rem atu rely. The two men with IMPERIAL ROAST LB. 78C MEAT LOAF LB. 1 -L B . L & sker. C h e ster were •injurai, it . T R E A T T H E F A M IL Y r LÖAVES * A 1 s o included a r e L aura E n s. C h ester is survived'-by T O HOME M A D E B R E A D Lehnhardt, -Marianne S i s s o n , his p a r e n t s , M r. a n d M rs. F AR M E R P E E T ’ S L E A N , T A S T Y Susan. Southhart, C a r o l Ann Leonard A, C h e ste r; two sisters,-. M aryalice and Ja n ie ; a brother, SMOKED HAM Suszkiew w icz, J o a r . n e Swain, C h a rle s E . 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