More Snow Nothing Spoils . . . . . MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Snow flurries today and ... a romonct so much as the lack of a sens* of tonight, high in the 20's. humor in the women. STATE Friday; Party cloudy, cold. — Richard Allen UNIVERSITY Vol. East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, January 13, 1966 58, Number 75 LBJ REAFFIRMS VIET NAM PLEDGE, Winter To Cover Te These expenses included $350 to s$nd ASKS RECORD BUDGET delegates to the Fordham University Sym¬ posium in New York City Dec. 21-23, ASMSU 'Great Socie ASMSU deliberately went into debt about $100 for additional telephones, $350 for Says new stamps and stamp pads for the student $1,200 fall term, but expects to make up the deficit with the student tax increase which went into effect this term. tax referendum, $200 for legal aid, $100 for extra supplies and $100 for additional labor. Still Goal The exact amount of the deficit cannot be determined until the December fund "The additional supplies and labor were Can't ledger sheet is sent out by the University needed mainly to plan for the Rose Bowl President Reports To Congress Business Office, said Richard P.Holland¬ trip," Hollander said. Associated Women Students Part of the labor expenditures also went cannot constitutionally resign In State Of Union er, Wilmette, 111., senior and vice presi¬ dent for finance and operations. to keep the student loan office open during from the ASMSU Student Board, Message He expects to receive the ledger sheet finals week, in order to make it more the board ruled Tuesday night. either Friday or next week. convenient for students to repay loans, Jan Seidman, Brooklyn, N.Y., WASHINGTON r>-- President Johnson pro¬ A number of unforeseen special pro¬ he said. senior and president of AWS, mised Wednesday night to pursue peace but jects were presented to ASMSU during One secretary stayed during finals week, had submitted the organization's fall term, Hollander said. The Student when offices are normally closed, to resignation from the Student said that in Viet Nam "we will stay until Board felt that several of them were too answer questions about Rose Bowl trips. Board at the Dec. 7 meeting. The ASMSU-sponsored flights to New The board postponed accepting aggression has stopped." He backed this valuable to be passed up for lack of funds, since the income was expected to double York City over the holidays lost approx¬ or refusing the resignation until pledge with a new. record SI 12.8-billion winter term. imately $100. Tuesday's meeting. budget that did not call for a general tax The student tax was raised from 25 The board ruled Tuesday that cents to 50 cents, giving ASMSU a winter Hollander said the debts will be made up under the constitution adopted boost. term budget of around $13,000, compared partially by $500 originally budgeted for an last winter term, AWS must re¬ PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON Johnson reported to Congress in person and to the nation by to a $6,800 budget fall term. ASMSU bookstore which probably will not main on the Student Board as radio and television on the state of the home front and the state Hollander said he will recommend that be established, $350 left over from the long as it is in existence. of his worldwide continuing peace offensive. Human Relations Commission appropria¬ Miss Seidman said Tuesday He said his peace campaign so far has produced "no response a contingency fund of about 10 per cent tions, and $200 included in the legal aid she resigned at the request of either success or failure." Indian Students of the total to budget be established to cover prove such unexpected expenses during winter fund which has already been earmarked the AWS cabinet. The cabinet Johnson sounded no threats or ultimatums. But he voiced and to cover this term's deficit in the fund. thought that her duties as a repeated pledges to protect the freedom of Viet Nam from aggres¬ member of Student Board were sion. keeping her from fulfilling all Honor Lost Chief And he said too, that, "We do not intend to abandon Asia to of her duties as president of conquest." AWS, she said. But at the end of his lengthy address, Johnson had a somewhat "I am resigning at the re¬ be sent to Shastri's encouraging note: "I am hopeful, and I will try, to end this battle New Aid tion will quest of my cabinet," Miss Seid¬ family. and return our sons to their desires," he said. man told the board Tuesday, Ian O. Ebert, associate pro¬ Johnson could give no slightest clue, however, as to when it "not because of personal feel- Students from the "largest de¬ fessor of electrical engineering, might be possible to persuade the North Vietnamese to talk peace. To Viets Inge/-' Because the board ruled that mocracy in the worM" paidtrib- ute to the late Prime Minister who lived Ih India for a year, during which time Nehru died Nor did he say how long the United States might continue its she may not Lai Bahadur Shastrl Tuesday and Shastri took office, said there resign, Miss Seid¬ pause in the bombing of North thig .s designed to take a bigger sh*will attend as - man said that Planned many can. board meetings as At other meetings, a sub¬ she night 12 About in American a 75 memorial service. Indian students and students, profes¬ was a loss when Nehru died, and there is a loss to India now, too. "Shastri was so different from Met Nam, now in its 20th day. Viet Nam was the overriding Viet item of interest and attention in bj( ou( of paychecks through ad- vance wlthholding of taxes but without increasing the amount WASHINGTON .fi-Aid officials stitute member will represent sors and staff paid formal trib¬ Nehru," Ebert said, "and people the massive State of the Union of taxes the government would outlined Wednesday a long-term AWS, but substitutes cannot vote to Shastri in the Engineer¬ ute expected him to step into Nehru's address. collect over-all. plan aimed at permanently wip¬ under the ASMSU constitution. ing Building Auditorium. shoes." This address provided his first The President proposed a ing out Communist control In the "Since a substitute cannot vote, After a minute's silence, Nar- "But Shastri didn't fill his extended, detailed public analy- South Vietnamese countryside In inder Gill, president of the In¬ , speedup in corporate tax collec- I will definitely attend meetings u . L (Nehru's) shoes," he said. sis of the reasoning behind the Uon_ and caUed {or relmposJng coming years. directly related to AWS," Miss dian Club and a graduate student, "Shastri had his own strength." U.S. war effort in Viet Nam. the cuts in auto and telephon« The new "rural reconstruc¬ Seidman said. started a petition of condolences "He was a man who was fast But Johnson dealt also with taxes that took effect on Jan. 1 tion" or pacification program, Issues expected to come be- around the auditorium for signa¬ to forgive," Ebert said. the domestic scene and said that of this year. as it was termed, is a successor (continued on page 31 tures of those present. The petl- said the fact that Shastri He the war halfway around theworld The restoration of the two ex¬ to the iir-fated strategic hamlet had signed an agreement with must not halt the drive toward cise taxes would produce about program of the early 1960s. the president of Pakistan to seek what he calls the "Great So¬ ,$1 Core ofrllt to be ""better relalibri^'dfetsvfeeti i'n'e"'lNYO ciety." * pillion ,|n ,extra.rgvejiuejgf$£ ■ >»•" the assignment of specially trained teams of 60 to 80 South RFK, Lindsay nations just before his death was In the new budget, however, next fiscal year and the speedup in corporation tax collections only one instance of his forgiv¬ the increased spending will go about $3 billion, officials said. Vietnamese to villages which ing nature. largely Into military needs. And a graduated system of with¬ have been freed from the threat of tary large-scale Viet Cong mili¬ attacks. On N.Y. Tran Tributes poured out as stu¬ dents and professors sympa¬ thized with India and her citizens. Officials said the defense budg- will go up from about $54.4 billion this year to $58.3 billion holding taxes would bring ii ther $300 milllon more. The excise tax on autos drop¬ The teams are being trained to "He was dedicated to the solu¬ in the next fiscal year starting ferret out hidden Viet Cong cells NEW YORK if, — Sen. Robert mediators' settlement immedi¬ ped on Jan. 1 from 7 to 6 per tion of all national and Interna¬ July 1. The nonmilltary budget cent. The tax on telephone calls remaining in the villages, nur¬ F. Kennedy, D-N.Y., flew from ately after Lindsay's Monday tional problems by peaceful will increase by only $600 mil¬ ture respected local governments Washington Wednesday afternoon night castigation of the union. dropped from 10 per cent to 3 means." lion, they said. based on the existing village for a meeting he requested with Acting TWU strike leader per cent. "He was a humble man, and our Johnson said he would not hes¬ Lindsay at City Hall ontheCity's Douglas MacMahon said upon On Viet Nam, Johnson said that council system, establish good last tribute should be to follow itate to ask for more appro- Americans will stay there i transit strike. learning of Lindsay's decree to police, health, schooling and oth¬ the mediators for settlement his ideals and the principles he community facilities and He urged the union as well as a they ha er stood for." formula: maintain security. BACK AGAIN — Shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday, the Transit Authority to accept "Shastri was an eminent per¬ spots. Paul Schiff entered the administration building the findings of a three-man "We will stay," he said, "be¬ son — meek and humble, but he Without raising taxes or in¬ About one-half of the team board. "The strike a just nation cannot leave register for winter term. Schiff said he had mediation cause to "The strike be settled if had dauntless and strong per¬ members are to be armed and can a creasing the total tax bill, John- to the cruelties of its enemies the teams will be prepared to not yet chosen his courses, but would probably simply cannot go on another cav. the Transit Authority and the sonality. For the first time he said the tax withholding sys- carry nine credits. Photo by Russell Steffey There must be give and takQ" mayor put sufficient money on brought India to a great climax tem should be improved so Amer- the people who have staked their stay in each village a year or as said Kennedy. liveg and lndependence Ui _ the table. When they are ready of nationalism." .cans can more realistically pay long as necessary, it was stated. solemn promise._a pledge which to do this, we'll be willing to This contrasts with the stra¬ Mayor John V. Lindsay met with the mediators at City Hall settle this." (continued on page 3) tegic hamlet concept which proved unable to withstand con¬ tinued pressure and techniques DeGaulle and directed them to their views "as to the basis for submit of the Red guerrillas, the offi¬ cials said. Russia This a fair, equitable and responsible settlement." IN HIGHWAY They undt.-lined this differ¬ PARIS (UPI)—French Presi¬ Information Secretary Ynon In a Monday night speech, Lind¬ vowed the city "will not Credit Union To Lose Home ence: dent Charles de Gaulle will visit Bourges confirmed after a cab¬ say The strategic hamlet opera¬ Russia this year, it was an¬ inet meeting that Foreign Minis¬ capitulate before the lawless de¬ tion tended to destroy the exist¬ nounced officially Wednesday. ter Maurice Couve de Murvllle mands of a single power group." ing Village governmental sys¬ will attend the Common Mar¬ The three-man Transit Au¬ The announcement at once tem. Saigon government cadres ket ministers meeting in thority was believed prepared to aroused Luxem¬ would move people into a loca¬ speculation among dip¬ accept recommendations from for the highway by early 1967. lomatic observers that DeGaulle bourg Jan. 17-18. The new MSU Employees Cre¬ tion, give pep talks and distrib¬ mediators Nathan Feinsinger, It is expected owners of pro¬ and the Soviets "The French government in¬ dit Union building will have to ute a few pigs, see that limited might make a perties in the path of the new be torn down to make way for renewed effort together to get tends to continue working for Theodore Kheel and Sylvester fortifications were constructed, the proposed M-43 relocation highway will have to move dur¬ and then move on to another site. Viet Nam peace talks started. the union of Europe," Bourges Garrett. ing fall of 1968. said. However, the striking AFL- across the campus, according This failed to destroy under¬ No buildings on University pro¬ They agreed last February to Zorin spoke to newsmen after CIO Transport Workers Union to the State Highway Depart¬ ground Communist cells, and try to do so. But their efforts ment's present plans. perty are affected.by the highway went.on record as opposed to a when Saigon military control failed because the Soviets in¬ meeting De Gaulle. route, University Secretary Jack In addition, two service sta¬ weakened the Reds moved back sisted American bombing of tions located near the intersec¬ Breslin said Wednesday. in command. "We knew about this (highway) Communist North Viet Nam must tion of Hagadorn and Trowbridge Officials said the Saigon gov¬ cease first. De Gaulle took a THE INSIDE LOOK Roads lie in the highway's plan¬ several years ago, and haven't constructed any new buildings firm stand that no strings be at¬ ned path, a spokesman for the ernment has grown In strength highway department said Wed¬ along the planned route," he and stability and methods for tached to peace talks. 1 Foster Rhea Dulles, said. identifying key Viet Cong cell first cousin o f John nesday. The announcement of De The Credit Union Building was The MSU Employees Credit members remaining in the vil¬ Dulles9 Cousin Foster Dulles, Eisen¬ Gaulle's trip was made after a Union is a corporation, indepen¬ hower's Secretary of opened Aug. 26, 1965, according lages have greatly improved. one-hour meeting between him dent of the University, owned by State, tellfe why he op¬ to Frances Lesnieskl, credit Eventual success program hinges on the success of the new and Soviet Ambassador Valer¬ ian Zorln at the Elysee Palace. Against War poses the Viet war. P. 3. union manager. She estimated the value of the building and pro¬ MSU employees, Mrs. Lesnieski said. of the South Vietnamese, U.S. The credit union perty at close to one-half mil¬ using this land in the foresee¬ possibility of its having to give provides in¬ and other government armed De Gaulle and his new second- lion dollars. able future," she said. up the property by a third par¬ vestment opportunities, insur¬ forces in their fight against Viet term government, meanwhile, "We were assured by both She added, "We were not aware ty. "We have had no direct con¬ ance and low interest loans to Cong military units. And even pledged Wednesday to end the Funds from th. MSU the highway department and the of any change in the highway de¬ tact with the highway depart¬ employees, she said. All pro¬ with victory on the battlefield, seven-month French boycott of ceeds from the credit City of East Lansing before we partment's plans." ment," she said. union go the rural reconstruction part of the European Common Market Mrs. Lesnieski said the Cre¬ The highway department plans back to the members In the form the campaign In the war would and to continue working for Eur¬ acquired' the property in 1961 Long Yen. P. 4. ^_. that there were no plans for dit Union was told about the to begin acquiring right of way of dividends. admittedly take years. opean unity. TOM SEGAL Interaction STATE N EWS ofW>c'(j)0 m the governor- an opposition member of the Na¬ Neuberger. ship. Hatfield was re-elected tional Assembly, said the Tash¬ the present administration is in- and began to commit ourselves to to a second four-year term in kent agreement was "A total fail¬ volved in a very sincere effort the support of South Viet Nam. The announcement came on 1962. The Oregon constitution This has gotten us into the morass ure of Pakistan leadership and a his seventh anniversary as Byron De 1 are in today. prohibits his seeking a third triumph of the Indians." of slaying a Mississippi civil "The foreign policy of Presi¬ India's refusal to discuss the rights leader, was injected Wed¬ question of a plebiscite in Kash¬ nesday into a vestigation of congressional in¬ the Ku Klux Klan. Fuzzy Facial dent Eisenhower and John Foster Dulles was one of involvement. mir or any other alternate plan History has shown it to be irra¬ "Is an abject diplomatic failure Gordon Mims Lackey, named p|o\A/6r£ On tional." of Pakistan," fie said. by a House committee as the 1 ^ Dulles received a Ph.D. from Thank You Notes Arrive Klan's chief recruiting agent in Columbia in 1940. Before this he LANSING (UPI)--A flood of "thank you" letters- " said In Rawalpindi, the Daily Dawn Ayub and Shastri "achieved Mississippi, refused to say Beatle Ringo was engaged in newspaper work. whether he signed up Beckwith. including one from Gen. William C. Westmoreland- as much as they could possibly THE UGLY DUCKLING waits the cold winter to LONDON f—Ringo Starr He has taught in several colleges is pouring into the executive office for the 7,600 Christ¬ be expected to do in the context of turn into a swan in the Spring, or so the story also invoked the Fifth and universities across the coun- , . „„ sported a beard Wednesday as mas packages sent to Michigan servicemen in Viet Nam. the existing state of Indo-Pakis- goes. This toy duck may have a longer wait than Iment's protection against he (lew with his wife .„d .„„th- Gov. George Romney said Westmoreland, commanding Photo by Cal Crane self-incrimination when asked if the Seminar for tan relations." he thinks. er Beatle and wife for a 10-day American Studies in Salzburg, general of the United States Military Assistance Com¬ Beckwith didn't join him in daub¬ Caribbean vacation. mand, had written that "Operation Michigan Christmas ing a black hand a round the house Austria, from 1956 to 1960. He just that I haven't been in Viet Nam" had been a "tremendous success." a Greenwood, Miss,, man had taught at the University of Tokyo working, and I haven't had time Yanks Seize Un under a Fullbright Fellowship painted by what Lackey allegedly to shave," explained the one termed "the wrong nigger." from 1961 to 1962. who plays the drums. "1 hate Dulles has also done work for Shelepin Meets Cong King As theHouseCommitteeonUn- shaving anyway. Now I'm on hol- the government. He once made a Activities turned to iday and I. don't have to shave. I MOSCOW (UPI)--Ace news agency reported. in India for the United Kremlin N. Shelepin diplomat Alexander had a "comrade- Tass, in a report from Ha- no*- saic* t^ie meeting was ed War Room, Klan termed activitiesinMississippi.it the organization there i among the Klaus shan't be shaving while I'm away." * e ur States in 1958, Information was on a Agency and, cultural mis¬ ly" meeting Wednesday with "cordial and comradely," Vietnamese leaders. He hadbeen lassie of Ethiopia, but Ethiopian unique, sion to the Soviet Union to make North Vietnamese leader Ho but Save n0 hint of what was One of the points it noted wet a survey of Soviet education for xpected Wednesday but went and L'.A.R. sources declined to Chi Minh, the official Tass discussed. rules that provided among other clean-shaven, the U.S. State Dept. jegan paying dividends from Australia to Bangkok,Thai- disclose its contents. things for a four-point scale of I tried it once," Lennon said. Sen. Jacob K. Javits and Rep. "That was in Tahiti, but the itch¬ action - starting with tele¬ a diamond ring Premier guerrilla dead to 107 and Ameri¬ R. Ogden Reid, New York Re¬ ing! It drove me mad." Pledges Strong Israel phoned threats of violence and cans overran what appeared to be porters: "everyone was im- publicans, arrived in Saigon on a congressional fact-flndingmis- ending with "extermination." FROST Expected means everything JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector (AP)— Premier Levi Esh- an underground war room and pressed" by the fairness of John- proposals. sion. Javits told a news con- Beckwith was accused in the kel accuses the Arabs of trying to "change the map of seized a big rice cache, This Weekend . . . While Radio Hanoi continues ference Johnson's peace offen- 1963 ambush shooting of Medgar the Middle East" and says Israel will continue to con- U.S. officer s showed satis- necessary because the W. Evers, Mississippi field sec- sol idate its military strength faction as the push against the to assail Johnsons peace bid, Presenting his new 18-member Cabinet •abinet to Israeli Vlet^Cong the Israeli to the Vlel <-on8 lron Iron Triangle,"rniles the ab«n«°f »'= ««««»•* »"> ««.«■« ^-an people demand the retary for the National Associa- ££ Parliament today, Eshkel said; g e nf km.! 1ST ei from Saigon, entered its fifth lie rejection stirred some hope President "walk an inextra tion for the Advancement of Col- mile" 'nrsrt ■ the maintenance of peace in day. among congressmen in Washing- l„ W..hh«. in carcli nf in search of peace in Vltf n.gr<» Nam. 'ored Pennlp. Viet Xlim. People, A U.S. military spokesman re- that peace talks still might —————— ported 23 additional Viet Cong be held, Also, on the diplomatic front, were on killed Tuesday in the rim of the fighting triangle. Ear- the United Arab Republic was State Of Union N.Y. Transit Tieup reported pressing the drive of lier fighting had killed 84 guer- nonaligned nations to bring the (continued from page 1) rillas. There was little else- Vietnamese war to the conference has gi t> through the commit- This led him into a rundown where. But B52 heavy bombers table, ments three American presi- on what he called the search for by dents. peace during the last year and a Felt Across U.S. Among messages from Guam plastered two areas n South Viet Nam, one 300miles President Gamal Abdel Nasser We will stay because in Asia stepped-up peace offensive at northeast of Saigon and the other i one to Emperor Haile Se- --and around the world—are year's end. NEW YORK >lf)—Thousands of the corporation move its head- west of Pleiku, 240 miles north countries whose course of inde¬ It has been made clear, from 'FCeepsa.ke' pendence rests, in large meas¬ (On that Blonde businessmen across the nation quarters to Connecticut. of the capital, where the U.S. Hanoi to New York, the chief ure, on confidence in American at the who have never seen a New "One financial institution in 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division executive said, that there are no party!) York feel subway are beginning to the economic squeeze of the city Is about to move 1,500 clerical workers out of the city," is hunting the Viet Cong. The lull in the bombing of North Radio, TV protection. "To yield to force in VietNam arbitrary limits on the search f^r peace We do frosting, would weaken that confidence, said Leonard Yaseen, a New Viet Nam continued Into its 20th tipping,& streaking the strike. city's 12-day-old transit York-based location consultant, day. For Senate? undermine the independence of many lands, and whet the ap- He said that all this country wants and all the people of South In the nation's corporate quarters here, letters to cus- head- For New York itself, the lm- pact of the strike already has been staggering-costing as The U.S. spokesman said 43 Americans were killed. 202 wounded and two missing or cap- a^t e A resolution to permit radio television C0VeraKeofMichi- f petjte 0f the aggressor. We 'Would have to fight in Viet Nam want, Is to be able for Viet Nam to choose its own P op and branch offices lie Thompson tomers land, and then another—or course, in free elections, with- tured in the week, nils was an 8an 6 senatetoday _ pruceeaing _ .... untyped because secretaries much as $100 million a day, ac- introduced _ by the majority abandon much of Asia to the out violence, terror ana fear. can't get to work. cording to some estimates. Many increase over the 34 dead, 116 domination of Communists. The Presldent sald that the Goods lie on docks and in workers, unable to get to work, wounded and five missing re- 'dzel D_De_ Salons of Hair Design warehouses in this vast national distribution center. have missed paydays. Many have exhausted their slim credit with ported last week. The Viet namese reported 118 of their R , » . n D „ maximUm "And we do not intend toaban- y ld th ' broadcasJ CCVt,r. don Asia to conquest. Unlted States standg by the Ge_ neva agreements, which provide Lower Concourse- Jewelry Johnson listed America s cur- among other things for self- Knapp's Campus Center A Denver trucker complans neighborhood stores and land- soldiers killed and 73 missing. « ^ ^ ^ viewing and fighting strength in Viet determination in Viet Nam. Phone 332-2220 that it takes so long to get into lords. Viet Cong casualties were re- . nnhHc" in the affairs 190,000 men and said Manhattan's traffic-clogged Not all business is bad. Blcy- ported at 714 killed or captured. IS ^ nt. the buildup to that strength, along streets that businesses have al- cle sales in Manhattan have jump- Meanwhile, Saigon awaited the J( ^ ready closed when his trucks ed sharply since the start of arrival of presidential envoy W. arnvai ui " ,lhe reso>u"°n should Pass with limited air attacks on mill- arrive. the strike. Averell Harrlman * for talks with Michigan would be one of the tary targets in North Viet Nam, — — first states to permit the broad- preVented successful Communist An Indianapolis freight hand¬ casting of debates, roll calls aggression but has not ended it. ler says deliveries from New and other activities of a state gut_ said j0hnson: "The ene- York 48 hours late. A ship¬ Student Board are legislative body. my js no longer close to victory. per in Richmond says ocean Dzendzel said that with pro- Time js no longer on his side, freight is being diverted to Hamp¬ per rules, broadcast coverage There is no cause to doubt the ton Roads from New York. (continued from page 1) would not interfere with the nor- American commitment." include tion of a student civil rights mal course of Senate business. And, the President said: "Our „w we aon . , i have nave me oeonle to the pevp>c iu ^e revision and the of student judiciary commission to the steering com- proposed change in mem- mittee for further consideration, No reference was made to decision to stand firm has been broadcast coverage of doings in matched by our desire for get tne shipments out oi tne j^rsliip 0fW0men"sorganizations warehouse," said an official of a The commission would be simi- - • the House of Representatives, peace." p on the board. iar to the Human RelationsCom- national store chain. When the new constitution was mittee. More than 50,000 clot hi adopted last winter, the Student "There is definite need for workers in this fashion capital Government Re-E valuation Corn- such a commission on our cam- have been idle since the strike started New Year's Day. Gar- ment industry officials estimate that only 40 per cent of clothes mmee> which wrote the consti_ tutlonj suggested that one of the three women-s organizations on said John McQuitty, East Lansing senior and chairman ^e ASMSU Student Board, of Save up to 30% and More the b^d, AWS, Women's Inter- «'ln light of the work perform- on order are being delivered to st°r®s* Resldence Hall Council (WIC) and PanhellenicCouncil.bedrop- ed by the Human Relations Com- • Suits (1 & 2 Pants] mission, we are anxious to begin If the strike goes into next ^ {rom ^ Board spring term. work on it<" Top Coats it will threaten the big • Slacks week, Easter clothing season, Dick Leavy manager of the New said When Miss Seidman submitted resignation in December, she said AWS thought that ^omen The board also raised theaca- demic qualifications for positions 0n the ASMSU cabinet. 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Near Call COCHRAN MOTORS, Eaton ROOMMATE TO share 6-glrl and bookkeeping charge it $35 a week during vacations. Ex¬ COLLEGE GIRL to share apart- ACE HARDWARE, across from of diapers to choose from. Bulk campus. 337-1527. C Rapids, 243-8111 collect. 7-3 Furnished, $70 month. house. No lease. $10week. Close for cleaner, whiter dia¬ this ad is not paid within perienced only. 332-0584 or ment. the Union. ED 2-3212. C wash OFFSET PRINTING PONTIAC TEMPEST convert- 337-1205. 7-5 One mile from campus. Phone to campus. 337-7116. 8-3 pers. Fluff dried and folded. one week. red, automatic trans¬ 7" 61RTHDAY CAKE. $2.63 de- ible 1963, BUSBOYS WANTED Kappa Delta 351-4603. 8-5 Use your own or rent ours.Con¬ The B.J. Press, specializing mission, like new. $1,095. 393- Rooms livered, 8" cake, $3.35. Also House, 528 M.A.C. Apply inper- NEED TWO men for four-man tainers furnished. No deposit. in thesis printing, circular 2375 after 5:30. sheet pies and cakes. KWAST APPROVED 1/2 exceptionally 25 experience. BY-LO letters, questionaires, report The State News does not son. 6-3 luxury apartment. Capitol Villa BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, years PONTIAC 1961 4-door hardtop. apartment 28. Call 351-6748.6-3 large double. TWin beds, 2 DIAPER SERVICE, 1010 E. printing, etc. quality work . permit racial or religious REGISTERED NURSES and LPN East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. discrimination in its ad¬ Very good condition. No rust. THIRD MAN needed for large dressers, tile bath. Private en¬ Michigan. IV 2-0421. C Typist referral service. 332- openings. Salary plus differen¬ Washington. IV 4-1317. C7 676-2387 after 5 p. columns. The One owner. Reasonable. Phone trance. Quiet. ED 2-1746. 7-3 ACCIDENT PROBLEM"? Call 2961, or vertising tial fringe benefits. Phone ED two-bedroom duplex. Need car. IV 4-2462. UNSUPERVISED HOOSINC, TRAVEL IRON, $6; phonograph, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY ANN BROWN, typist and multi- State News wii: not accept 2-0801. 23-20 Near Frandor, 351-5673. 6-3 PORSCHE 19 5 8, 1600 normal, male. Two double rooms. Close $18; Yashicacamera, $20;alarm SHOP. Small dents to large lith offset printing. Disserta¬ advertising from persons PART TIME meat clerk, also ONE BEDROOM, completelyfur- clock, cot, study chairs. 372- discriminating against re¬ good mechanical condition. AM- to campus. Parking, $50 month¬ wrecks. American and foreign tions, theses, manuscripts, gen¬ FM radio. $995.ED2-3922. part-time woman cashier. Call riished, luxury apartment. 1230 5554. 7-3 ligion, race, color or na¬ in person, PRINCE BROTHERS ly. 351-4079. 7-3 cars. Guaranteed work. 489- eral typing. IBM. 16 years ex¬ Haslett Road, Eydeal Villa TV AND radio tubes. 40% off. tional origin. RAMBLER 1963 9-passenger MARKET, 555 E. Grand River. EAST LANSING. Double room, 7507. 1411 E. Kalamazoo. C perience. 332-8384. C apartments. 351-5572. Call any Open evenings. MUNTZ TV, 215 Classic wagon. Automatic, 6 clean and attractive, for men. TYPING IN my home. General time. 8-5 N. Clippert. Across from Sears. cylinder. Extras. Good condi¬ 4 blocks to Berkey. $10 per C<5ED~3TTT!ER~?or-5-i?terrioons APARTMENT AVAILABLE now. 9-5 2-1/2 to 5. Full day programs. typing. Reasonable rates. Call Automotive tion. One owner. 337-2363 7-3 . week. Call 332-5231. 7-3 $18 weekly. Phone IV 4-1571; IV 9-3878. 6-3 per week. 3:30-5:30 for one Furnished for married couple. SMITH TYPEWRITER for sale. BUICK, 1961, LaSabre 4-door RAMBLER CLASSIC 1961,4-door school-aged girl. Whitehills STUDENT: ROOM/board in ex- IV 2-8575. 21-20 TYPING IN my home. Neat and Parking In heated garage. Oke- Standard sizfe. Reasonable. Call hardtop. Beautiful metallic blue automatic, good dependable car. area. 332-1758. 6-3 change for babysitting 5:30— QUALITY IS heard. Book the accurate, 6 years office experi¬ finish. White top. Power fea¬ mos school district. Lease—not 485-0779. 7-3 Excellent mileage. Phone IV 9:30 pm. five nights. No house¬ "FABULOUS ESQUIRES" for ence. Call IV 4-8100.. 6-3 EXPECTANT MOTHER wel- less than 6 months. $130 per 1965 GIBSON reverberator-de- tures. One owner. Low, low 2-6878. 8-3 work. Phone ED 2-0904. 10-5 your party now. Call 351-5180. CAROL WINELY. Smith-Corona come. Babysitter to live in. month includes utilities. 332- luxe guitar amplifier, with 7-3 mileage. OSBORN AUTO, INC., TRIUMPH 1956, 1964 TR-4 en- Phone collect, Detroit,836- MSU GIRLS to Join nice home, Electric. Theses,dissertations, } 1248. C7 Tremolo. Phone 353-0274. 7-3 2601 E. Michigan, Lansing. C-2 gine, new gear box, paint,tires, block from Berkey. $50 PIANIST LOGKlNG /or playing 7758. 6-3 TWO MEN for three-man apart- one DINETTE, 6 chairs, $50; 38" CADILLAC. VERY reliable 1953. and interior. Excellent condi¬ BUSBOY, Kappa Sigma house". month. 337-0564 or 655-1022 Job. I play Classical, Jazz, and 7-5 ment. Large, clean, two- electric stove, $20; dryer, $10; $125. 489-3174, ask for Jeff.8-5 tion. 332-1852. Work one meal, get two. Call bedroom. 2700-1/2 E. Michi¬ after 4 pm. 8-5 popular music. Call 353-2771. VAUXHALL, 1958, $150. Excel- 332-0413. 6-5 gan, $50. 372-6363. MATURE SERIOUS student will- card table, 4 chairs. 332-8534. 9-5 Transportation CHEVROLET 1960 2-door coupe, lent transportation, new exhaust 9-5 EXPERIENCED seamstress ?tud£nt deSires nde from BABYSITTER IN your home. GIRLS WANTED to share apart- ing to work for room. Four 6-cylinder, automatic Bel Air. CHEST. FREEZER and frigidaire condition. 489-6449 system, tires, ignition system. blocks from campus. Phone ED would like sewing and altera¬ physical plant to Eastern High Excellent Tuesday and/or Thursday after¬ ment. Close to campus. Reason¬ refrigerator, G.E. refrigerator. Phone ED 7-0513. 7-3 2-0097. 8-5 tions. Men's, women's and chil¬ School at 10 am. Monday-Fri¬ for more information. 6-3 noons. Please call 351-4876.7-3 Call IV 9-7200. C10 able rates. Phone 332-0143. 7-3 VOLKSWAGEN 1962 sedan. Heat- ULREY CO-OP, needed three dren's wear. Phone 355-8224. day, willing to pay. 489-7484. CHEVROLET I960 4-door. Bel , BANK MANAGEMENT trainee. MEN'S SUPERVISED housing. TAPE RECORDER, Revere. A-l 6-5 er, radio. Illness forces sale. male students. $165 per term, Air, V-8, automatic, good con¬ Opening for young man with at Two spaces available in 5-man condition. $70. Phone IV9-2901. COMMUTING GRAND Rapids to Must sell. $700 or best offer. room and board. Call 332-6349. Phone 337-0244 eve¬ least 2 years college. Competi¬ dition. 339-2725. 9-5 apartment, two spaces available 9-5 sales and services. EAST LAN¬ campus dail^^ill rid? or drive. nings. 6-3 VOLKSWAGEN 19 64, sunroof, tive starting salary and oppor¬ in 4-man apartment. Directly TROUBLE CONCENTRATING? SING CYCLE, 1215 E. Grand 363-4056 in Grand Rapids eve¬ CHEVROLET 1955, $150, good tunities for furthering educa¬ from campus. Modern, River, Call 332-8303. C 31,000 miles, light blue, radio, across Try us. Serious, mature men. nings. tion. Complete training program furnishings, $60 per b EAUTIFUL GOLDEN RE- engine. 6 cylinder, stick, two heater, snow tires. Average luxurious Kitchen, parking. 939 Burcham. TRIEVER puppies. AKC. 7 good snow tires. Room 234, condition. FE 9-8789. 7-3 to prepare you for an exciting month. Immediate occupancy. $9. 332-2788 or 337-0881. 9-5 TO: FACULTY, STAFF, AND STUDENTS OF MSU weeks old. Excellent stock. 337-1621. 6-3 and challenging career in bank¬ 332-6246. 7-3 VOLKSWAGEN, 1965 sedan. Ba- ROOM, LINENS, breakfast fur- Choice. $100. IV 5-5145 after 4 FROM: ANN BROWN CHEVROLET NOMAD 1960 V-8, hama blue, 11,000 miles excel¬ ing. Apply personnel office, DeSpeRately needed: fourth nished. Graduate preferred. 136 7-3 new automatic transmission. room 300, AMERICAN BANK for luxurious Riverside pm. Thanks to excellent doctors and a loving family. 1 have lent condition. Wholesaletoyou, man Leslie Street, Lansing, 485- AND TRUST COMPANY. 7-3 fully recovered from my illness. I am taking this oppor¬ Clean, dependable. $650. Call $1,350. Phone IV 2-8631. 10-5 East apartment. Close to cam¬ 1078. NEAR Bus Line. 8-3 Mobile Homes IV 4-1524. 8-5 LICENSED PRACTICAL nurses: pus. Call 485-5818 anytime. 7-3 tunity to inform all that I have again taken over the reins, VOLKSWAGEN, 1965 convertible, TWO SINGLE rooms for men, 8' 30' TRAILER for sale on lot Full/part time positions. Sched¬ GRAD NEEDS male to share new x and can be found doing business "at the same address" CHEVROLET 1959 Parkwood sta- excellent condition, Yucan yel¬ walking distance, $10 weekly. and ready for occupancy. $850. tion wagon 50,000 miles, snow uling flexible. Contact personnel giving you the quality in thesis typing and printing you low with Texas brown top. Call apartment near campus. 332- Phone 337-0283 or 355-7650. Lot 65, Havana Trailer Court, 393-2612. 9-5 department, St. Lawrence Hos¬ need and expect. tires, best offer. IV 5-5297. 10-5 2063 after 1 pm. 7-3 10-5 after 5 pm. Sincerely, pital. 9-5 VOLKSWAGEN, 1963, excellent NEEDED: MALE LARGE SINGLE attractive room 8x35' DETROITER, good condi- door, automatic, radio. Above ATTENDANT F6R laundry condition, new tires, sunroof, needed. Weekends or days or share one-bedroom apartment. for graduate student or upper tion, on lot. $1,400. Available 4694 Okemos Rd. average. $490. IV 4-2767. 7-3 $925 or best offer. 332-2617 aft¬ Eydeal Villa. Call Paul, 351- classman. Semi-private en¬ February 14. Leaving for Peace evenings. Telephone 489-8313, (Opposite Post Office) CHEVROLET 1965 Bel Air 2- er 2 pm. 8-3 or apply 1918 E. Kalamazoo 4401 after 6. 10-5 trance. 615 Sunset Lane. 8-3 Corp. Phone 337-2403. 12-8 332-8384 door sedan. Radio, heater. 6 cyl¬ VOLKSWAGEN. 19 61, sunroof, ONE GIRL needed for four-girl MEN APPROVED spacious new Street, 8-10 am. or 8-10 pm.7-3 1965 RlTZCRAFT l2' xSO'.Com- inder, standard transmission. $550. Call Charlotte, 543-0732. apartment. Capitol Villa. Call double Private entrance. ARE YOU hungry? Bus for your room. letel {urnished for sale. 484- Wnitewall Black fawn interior. tires. Call COCHRAN MOTORS, VOLVO 1962 B18. Clean, good 8-3 meals and $3 weekly. Call Alpha Epsilon Pi, 337-0346. 7-3 after 5. 337-2425. EAST LANSING, two-bedroom 8-3 Bath and lounge. 7-9794, Parking. ED " » q78q 8' x 33' GENERAL TRAILER. - - CROSSWORD PUZZLE □□□□□ □□□□□□ uSnna Eaton Rapids, 243-8111 collect. condition, phone 332-2471, ask apartment, brand new stove and ONE HALF doubles, approved, □□□□□□ □□nan 7-3 Full/ Inquire Trailer Haven, or call for Bruce Stevens. 9-5 REGISTERED NURSES: refrigerator included. $150 per supervised, clean, quiet, two 313-878-3295. 7-2 ACROSS 25. legume □HH □□□ □□□□ CHEVROLET 1956 8, automatic, part time positions. Scheduling month. Call R.V. Stay, IV5-2211. blocks to Berkey. Call 351-4017 1. From a 26. l'alm leaf HnaHaaaa □□□ YOU BE the judge. B-4-U Buy a flexible. Contact personnel de¬ 4-door. No rust. Excellent con¬ STAY REALTY COMPANY. Lost & Found distance 27. Form of dition. $295. Phone 393-1114.C7 "bug" be certain to see and partment, St. Lawrence Hospi- 10-5 after 6 pm. 10-5 4. Every¬ „ UHaaau □□ □□□□□□ drive the all new Toyota. True 9-5 REALTOR. LOST: BLACK rimmed glasses 28. l'ublic of¬ □□ CHEVROLET 1965 Bel Air 2- tal. For Sale body's uncle luxury in an economy car. NEEDED: 2 girls to share four- in black case. Possibly on bus 7. Declaim ficer: abbr. HQQ □□□SQOaa door sedan. 8,000 miles, under NURSES' AIDES, experienced, WHEELS OF LANSING. Toyota girl nicely furnished apartment. BRUMMERS EXCLUSIVE—Wil- or near bus station. Call 355- 11. Family bus. 30. Garment □□□□ □□□ QQD new car warranty. Going in new convalescence home with Winter term. One block campus. Sales and Service,2200S.Cedar cox Music scoops the market. 12. Worshiped 32. Intimates □□□□□ service. Best offer. 372-3284 or rehabilitation unit. Advanced $50 month. 351-5642 or 337- See the newest Trixon drum set 14. I'ieu Louise 34. Mimic IV 5-2329. 7-3 training program planned. All 8-3 Personal □□□□□□ BDQQB 2345. with the egg-shaped bass drum 16. Mexican 35. l'lace of CHEVROLET 1965 Impala Super Auto Service & Part* shifts. 332-5061. Weekdays 8-5. dish refuge □□□ESQ □□□□□ NEED THIRD man for 2-bedroom and twin drum pedals. A gleam¬ 9-5 17. Delineate 36. Corrosion Sport 283, 4-speed. Being GENERATORS AND STARTERS. apartment. Burcham Woods. ing chrome and silver sparkle Zenith and GE portables for drafted. Call 484-0501 or IV REGISTERED NURSES, position 37. Chide Rebuilt 6 or 12 volt. Guaran¬ 332-8582. 10-5 set; Ziljian cymbols, a gorgeous only $9 per month. Free serv¬ DOWN 7. Edge 2-0087. 9-5 available on 7 to 3:30 and 3- 39. Kagle's teed! Exchange price, $7.90. NEEDED IMMeWaTELY: man, set as featured by a leading ice and delivery. Call NEJAC 1. Spotted cat 8. Shrub of CONTINENTAL, 1962, maroon, 11:30 shifts in medical, surgical, 2. Dearth Mechanic on the job! Installa¬ Haslett apartment. Call 337- rock and roll group, the Ven¬ TV RENTALS. 482-0624. C waterfall heath family low mileage, full power, except OB and pediatrics. 180bedJ.c.h. 3. Enclosing 9. Ancient (Jr. tion service available. ABC 2000. 8-3 tures. See it now at WILCOX 20. Pronoun air. Call IV 4-8475 or 485- AUTO PARTS, 613 E. South St. approved general hospital with NEAT* AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Over 22. Social town in Italy reasonably studious sing winter terms. Raise hell 4. Yellow 5819. 8-3 IV 5-1921. plans for expansion which In¬ fourth man needed for 4-man 200 guitars in stock. Electrics, 10. Blissful cardiac surgery. Excel¬ with Brand X. Ronnie Esak. IV ocher CORVAIR I960 3-speed. stick clude slabs, flat-top, classic; Jazz 23. Tellurium places apartment in Capitol Villa. 9-6221. 7-6 43. Large dog 5. Classified 13. Kuddhist shift. Call 355-3207 after 12:30 lent personnel policies and ben¬ Parking, swimming pool, air- models and beginners' instru¬ symbol price from $7.95. New sealed efits. Direct route from cam- THE DIAMONDS COMBO, a pro- 24. Anglo- 44. Serpent conditioning. $55 month. Call ments, starting at $16.95; used 45. beams, 99 years of age; waterfront working in a wide variety of out the state and has won several sight listens to the flow of traf¬ tics, economics, all majors of assistant, 19 years of age, WSI; occupations, including those re- state team championships, fic. When he hears thecarsmov¬ the colleges of Arts and Let- waterfront director, 21 years of CLEANER AND quiring a college degree. Many of the blind students ing in the direction in which he ters, Communication Arts, So- aSe- WS1, There are blind lawyers, who have enrolled at MSU will is facing, this tells him the cial Science and Business. YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit: SHIRT LAUNDRY schofilteachers, social workers, sign up for courses in wrest- light is in his favor for cross¬ U.S. Department of the Inter- boy.s camp Counselor-l9 years , engineers, factory employees and ling, bowling and swimming, ing the street. ior, Bureau of Outdoor Recrea- and up, boy's camp waterfront radio announcers. There is even It would be a mistake to assume Where there is no traffic light, Hon: geography, economics, so- directors-21 years and up with one unusual case ofablindphysi- that a blind person does not he listens for a pause in the sound ciology, general conservation, cist. have any problems which are made by the passing vehichles park management, forestry, rec¬ Of course, for professions such unique to other members of so- before crossing, reation. as law, which require a college ciety. However, in most cases Whirlpool Corp.: management, education, the sightless person he has found ways of solving, accounting, majors of the College may find college life a little more in part at least, nearly all dif- challenging than those with sight, ficulties which confront him. blind person. Those without sight spend their of Business. Wyandotte Chemicals Corp.: the tog shop But, he is usually aware of this Strange as it may seem, one free time in much the same man- chemical engineering, civil, me¬ as others. They read maga- chanical and electrical engineer¬ problem and will in most in- of the greatest problems facing stances work harder in college a blind r is that so many zines printed in braille, a sys- ing, all majors of the College of to compensate.' The added hours a blind stu- people do he is understand what capable of doing for him- tematic arrangement of raised dots to form the letters of the Business, accounting. Young Women's Christian SEMI-ANNUAL SALE dent must spend on his studies self. • alphabet. Assn.: sociology, religion, edu¬ Other activities include playing cation, social work and psychol¬ are necessary because his text- Many sighted observers are books are almost always read amazed when they see blind card games with brailled decks, ogy, recreation, physical educa¬ • Skirts aloud to him by members of vari- people walking along the side- checkers and chess, tion, social work, education, rec- FIRST PUN -- Karl Pearson, Midland junior, is ous organizations oncampus.The walk. The question is asked: They also depend heavily on the first skater of the season on the mighty Red reading is, therefore, slower be- "How does he keep from run- the radio and television to keep SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Shifts cause the reader mustpronounce ning into things? How does he pace with world events. Cedar. Photo by Dave Laura each word as opposed to silent know where he is going?" Friday, Jan. 21 reading where the student often The method used by most blind Camp White Pine, Limited: senior cabin counsellors, spe- scans the pages to reduce the people when traveling is called COMPUTER GOOFS reading time. obstacle perception. This means Close observation of a sight- the sound created from shoes less person reveals that he has striking the sidewalk bounces off many of the same problems com- objects such as trees and parked mon to everyone. Like his sight- ed counterpart, for example, a automobiles, back t his ears, It can be compared to an echo British Brewer Boo-Booze unthirsty Primes Police DeJe"se BURTON UPON TRENT, Eng- ed at the operation in sorrow- what is normally in blind man is concerned about the of sound bouncing off the walls Six MSU police administration clothes he wears and ho\ cave w hien a i-1-1- . 11 n ' land if.-Burton, home of British ful silence. For awhile it denied month, ks started specialists have prepared a ser- nilar effect can be created brewing, is suffering a shorfeit it was ° - happening. But its spokes- .. . Benedictine m seen by others. Although he can- A similai of beer. man said Wednesday:"I'mafraid Burton's brewing industry In the ies of civil defense police man- , Jumpers not make a distinction between by holding a large piece of card- What's a shorfeit? It's a com- it is absolutely true. Nearly Middle Ages, uals which have been released black and white, he will usually board a few inches away at face ask a friend to tell him if a level, and making a clicking noise bination of shortage and surfeit, 10,000 casks have to be disposed Burton's most celebrated brew recently by the U.S. Office of which is what's hit Burton now of." Civil Defense. is a light sparkling beer, The To g Shop shirt blends in with a pair of with the mouth. Then, by making that computers have taken over «Most o{ the beer was stock- to the tongue but nonetheless The publications contain ma¬ pants or a tie. the same sound with the card- from people. terial for basic and advanced piled from late November so it known in the bars as bitter. Although he sees with his board moved away, there should Half the town s pubs have run would mature for the Christmas courses that stress police duties senses of smell, touch, taste be a difference in the sound, It can be bottled or canned, in during nuclear attack. Course and hearing what others see with All Deoole have the hearing dry, while its biggest brewery is rush. gut it wasn't needed and •"V"' -_^ii people nave tne nearing their eyes, a blind person has T^ability for picking out these busily Dourin{, barrels of beer busilv pouring we .... de^ided to get rld'of'it... be^ which case 11 lasts Indefinitely, topics include the role of auxil- Next to Campus Theater by the thousand into the public cause SOme of it might have but the trueconnoisseurdernands iary policemen, crowd control, East Lansing many characteristics In common sound differences, doctors say. with others. He will often go to But a blind person, because he drains. gone he said# his bitter drawn from wooden shelter duties, modern weapons, The trouble started with a com- It ' ' casks, and in these its life is radioactive fallout and subver- movies, football games, attend must depend heavily on his hear- dances and other social functions, ing to make up for the absence puter employed to estimate de- ^he error was caused by the limited. sion, mand for the Christmas and New SrouP s computer. The clerks and often has an assortment of of sight, has trained his hearing Year trade. who Previously forecast the year- hobbies, including amateur radio to detect these differences more The oracle guessed wrong to end trade were far more accur- and auto mechanics. easily. In fact, a blind person the tune of two million imperial ate° He will frequently take part can detect the sound bouncing pints, worth $700,000 at bar The computer escaped blame In sports such as bowling, swim- off a wall up to 50 feet away. prices. All has to be poured for the beer shortage. This, said away. The brewery - Bass - start- the brewery, is due to an excep- tional surge in demand during Sure Transfers Confer At Kellogg we Community college transfer ; Center rooms for student JANUARY students who enrolled last fall at Michigan State University are invited to meet today with their Room rviews: lpena Community College, 102; Bay de Noc Commu¬ have desk former counsellors annual Community College lcw-Up Conference. Representatives of 19 commu¬ Fol- nity College, Faculty Lounge; Lake Michigan Community Col¬ lege (Benton Harbor), Room 109; Delta College, Room 210; Flint CLEARANCE nity colleges will designated rooms be in specially jobs. SUITS Center for Continuing Education, lege, Lincoln Room A2; Henry from 10 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. anc Ford Community College, Lin¬ from 1:30 p.m. to with 900 former The aim of the 5 p.m., to students. conference is talk coln Room B2 and College, Room 108. Also: Highland Jackson County Commu- (*ark Desk jobs at Cape Kennedy, helping to ease their the the transition of present and future transfer students from home-community college to University campus Lincoln College Room 110; Kellogg Community College, Room 109; Community College, Room Al; Macomb COATS check out the Apollo moon rocket. tant Edward B. dean, Blackman, assis- University College, will discuss "Student Activist County Community College, Vis- ta Room; Muskegon County Com- munity College, Room 107; North SLACKS Desk jobs at an air base, testing the SPORTCOATS world's most powerful jet engines. Movements and Their Relation¬ Central Michigan College, Room ship to Higher Education" a 5; Northwestern Michigan Col¬ luncheon meeting of the co lege, Faculty Lounge; Port Hur- munity college representativ Junior College, Heritage SWEATERS The community colleges have been assigned the following Kel- Room; Schoolcraft College, Room 102 and NorthwoodInstitute, Aud. SPORTSHIRTS Desk jobs in Samoa, setting up aTV "Featuring* Hot Pizza ! JACKETS network to help teach schoolchildren. VESTS • ; • • Foot Submarines Longs ; I CAR COATS The most interesting desk jobs in the FOR DELIVERY CALL RAIN COATS world are at General Electric. THE PIZZA ED 2-0863 FURNISHINGS (Have a seat.) P 203 M.A.C. SHIRTS White and Colored ATTENTION CAR OWNERS NECKWEAR First, why not sit down with the man You may be working anywhere Interesting problems. Important in the world, doing anything in the challenges. 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