The wi STATE NEWS MICHIGAN Sunny. .. STATE . . . And warmer today. High near 75 degrees. Cloudy and chance of UNIVERSITY showers late Friday. Vol. 58, Number 162 East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 2, 1966 KY BOWS TO BUDDHISTS' DEMANDS HHH TO GET LL.D. Civilian Regime Attainable: LBJ Honorary Degre Militant Saigon Students Five men will receive honorary degree t spring commence- ment at 4 p.m. June 12 in Spartan Stadium. Dems Urge If urn Johnson In Effigy n Hubert H. Humphrey, United States vice president, wilj deliver the commencement address and will be awarded an honorary doctor degree as will Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) Chairman of laws Glenn T. Seaborg, Alden B. Dow, Midland architect, and Em Statement announced a compro- by next Mon- Njoku, recently appointed vice chancellor of the University of rnment Nigeria. would end the thre ;-month-old political An honorary doctor of science degree will be awarded to Mark On 'S' Role \ roar in the Buddhist Saigon camp over V. Burlwgame, executive president of the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. although with diluted power. A group of America. MSU's Democratic Academic threatened to burn themselves to W ns Vice President Humphrey, who will be making his second visit Resource Committee (DARC), urned an effigy dfr President Johnson , to MSU within a year, first held elective office as mayor of reacting to controversy sur¬ is quelled by a chief monk who vowed Minneapolis in 1945. He was elected senator from Minnesota in rounding the University's role in >sions to the government." 1954 and 1960. He then served as Senate Viet Nam, has urged members 1946 and was reelected i: mpromptu news conference in Wash- of the Board of Trustees to make majority whip from 1961 until his election to the vice presidency )n that the formation of a constitutional >Y in 1964. a public statement concerning is attainable. "We are working very future overseas inv< lvement. Seaborg has been chairman of AEC since 1961 when he resigned his post as chancellor of the University of California at Berkeley. In an executive board resolu¬ tely determined whether the political tion the DARC criticized board Seaborg helped discover plutonium and won the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research career in nuclear chemistry. He members for choosing "to re¬ icked and t- ■ned the also won the Enrico Fermi Award, the American Chemical Society's main silent on an import.int issue STIL L $MlLING--Astronauts Tom Stafford and E - GLENN SEABORG Charles Lathrop ParsonsAward, gene Cernan laugh it op upon arrival in the white udspeakers moved through, the The committee suggested a :xtending from 9p.m. to 6 a.m. the Leif Erickson Award and the room atop the Gemini-9 Titan-ll tower The German five-point approach to prohibit 1966 Willard Gibbs Medal. a similar situation arising in sign, "Next Time We Do Better," proved false when 'light was later postponed (UPI Telephoto) 5. consulate ground# All-Campus Radio Dow, who was one of the first the ■architects to use bright, colors the University's international rampaging students, in industrial designs, is best programs. the debris-strewn known for his unusual churches The committee questioned: compound to take up their original Computer Stalls What are the goals of this and homes. He designed and con¬ positions. structed the town of Lake son in Southern Texas. Jack¬ Gets Starter Loan University's participation in in¬ ternational --What programs? are the critieri < for The agreement, coming at the end of two days of talks between moderate Buddhist leaders and Other awards won by Dow in¬ Delayed and determining wheth the Ky government, was an¬ Flight clude the Michigan Society of Installation of equipment Architects Gold Medal, the "Di¬ transmitters—$2,500. nounced by radio Saigon and by a ploma de Grand Prix" from the Initial record subscriptions— Buddhist leader to a mass gather¬ ■ Paris International Exposition, $660. —What procedures are used to ing of 5,000 faithful in the Vien C KENNEDY (UPI)—A named the "Glob" soared into f ti>e astron»"TB, said Stafford Hoa Dao and awards of merit from the All-Campus Radio has receiv- Bell Telepnone radio line in¬ Pagoda. nd Cei nan "are getting used to n Institute of Architects ed a $66,000 loan from the Ad- stallation charges—$500. University will participate in a computer system breakdown with orbit right on schedule at 10 blast- a.m. with a perfect liftoff. The limbing up and down. The crew' It calls for doubling the size (AIA) and the Saginaw Valley ministration for construction and Recording tape (one gross) ~ program? less than three minutes-to --What is the role of the faculty off Wednesday forced a two-day computer system and the inex- Is tively good spirits, of the ruling national leadership Chapter of the AIA. equipment for the network cen- $250. Njoku, a Nigerian botanist and tral station, Contingency and emergency in relation to these programs? delay of the space flight of luck- orable laws of space mechanics :ientists had to keep co^nc11 b>' addinS 10 civilians The "start-up" budget based fund—$6,500. —What are the policies re¬ less Gemini 9astronautsThomas kept Stafford and Cernan from , currently visiting professor MSU, will assume his duties on this loan includes $24,225 The ioan is to be repaid in garding recruitment and rein- Stafford and Eugene Cefnan. chasing after it is scheduled jt vice chancellor of the U'nive for renovation of 8 Student Serv- three years. bur sement? For the second time in 15 98 minutes later. Cu itions over the cape on Fri- sity of Nigeria July 1, Ices Building which will be the \ tentative operating budget DARC chairman Harold J. days, Stafford, 35, and Cernan, Stafford, who has known more di could put yet another crimp the bitter word their frustration than any other astro- a ffaii- After lecturing three years at studio. Another $24,365 has been for the 1966-6? school year was Spaeth, professor of 32, t i e flight. sule that thei launch naut and has spent more "pad Reliable sources reported the University of Ibadan, Njoku set aside for broadcast equip- ilso approved at the meeting, political science, said Wedrcs- ime" Buddhist and government lead¬ day he had received reply ' had been called off waiting for shots which became legislator and minis- ment. The remaining $17,310 if Board chairman Peter Sorum, a ever came off, was quoted as ers also agreed that a chief of ter with the portfolio of mines divided as follows: Rochester, Minn., sophomore, from Board Chair M. Huff, assuring him "the mai This time, the astronauts wen epeating the same mild exple- MoOn Bound state will be elected by the new and power in the central gov- Carpeting for soundproof area: emphasized that the $55,000 had been under study t< ive attributed to hirn when the government. This apparently ter wthin minutes of blastoff whei ernment of Nigeria. In 1960 he --$500, entirely a projection based on an (continued on page 7) Office equipment—$6,500. estimate that approximately 18,- 300 students will be living in several months." He said copies of the com heir c< eriously 'inputer system went mys .wry. \s the second! irst Gemini d May 17: 9 flight was abort- Surveyor meant Ky had agreed to the resignation of Chief of State Lt. On Course Gen. Nguyeji Van Thieu before ' mittee's resolution were sei icked off, their "spa Aw, shucksl" , the residence halls next year. to all board mfetubt-rs and Ru —the Hotted Co-pilibt C ernar rejvafd over promised national elections A 5>1-per-resident taxhasbeen Dominicans approved: the final budget will be based < 'ng Jack Saxon, D-Detroit. chair unt man of the committee Invest! cha! nd over "1 just cSn't believe it . . 1 Just can't believe it." PASEDENA, CALIF. (UPI) ■ America's Surveyor spacecr,aft in September for a constituent assembly. ■ gating the MSU-CI A affair. Despite their disappointment, sped toward a soft landing on the actually collected. ie astronauts kept up their spir- moon Wednesday night, blazing a New Governmen The largest item on the oper¬ ating budget as approved is a debt retirement figure of $22,- iaId K. (Deke) Slayton, chief trail for Apollo astronauts to fol¬ low by 1969, in Uncle Sam's race U.S. Unveils ' Wir 000. with Russia for a manned lunar n peace Operating expenses on a $55,- landing. If all well, Surveyor's New Bomb SANTO DOMINGO went (continued 12) Wednesday to decide an issu on page Red Chinese 63-hour, 213,483-mile space trip SAIGON (UPI)—An armada of lence a year ago. ended successfully at 1:17.34 120 U.S. Air Force Jets using today with a gentle landing in powerful secret bomb turned The issue was country the restora that has had only £ Seen DI earing a.m. the moon's sea of storms. a eight square miles of North Viet years. Board OK's The sea of storms is a rela- Narn into a roaring infernoTues- Veteran observers were surprised by the smoothness of the vot¬ tively smooth area on the west day in the war's greatest bombing ing. There were no 12 hours the incidents of significance reported polls were open. during the Fall Budget Major Purge side of the moon just below its equator and '>0 miles north of mission, it was disclosed Wed- nesday. For a violence-prone little country that was in the grip of TOKYO 4' - New evidence the crater Flamstead. U.S. military spokesmen said civil war a year ago, this was "almost unbelievable'' as one Or¬ Of $13,164.23 emerged Wednesday that Com¬ Within minutes of impacting the warplanes, striking in wave ganization of \merican States official described it. munist China may be on the on the moon, Surveyor's pro- after wave from morning to night, Women voted in surprisingly large numbers to chose as presi- verge of a major purge, with gram called for its television pulverized the Communists' Yen dent either Juan Bosch, 57, Its leadership embroiled in an camera to focus on one of its Bay supply complex 80 miles writer-raconteur who in 1962 be¬ Internal dispute. three metal-cushioned legs. nortli of Hanoi, destroyed 72 came the Dominican Republic'i Accusations against Teng To, From the resulting picture, •ehouses, damaged 44 others ASMSU Student Board Fair Housing first d The once Red China's leading public scientists 1 discover ,nd knocked out 25 of 30 anti- president since 1930 or Wi i6 plodded through its budget allo- spokesman, mounted amid indi¬ whether the trface of the moon is lireraft positions in the area. ,*"* a small, cations Tuesday night and finally cations he would be brought to covered by thick layer of dust, Reliable sour. es said the Air May Spur Joaquin Balaguer figure of oarrlc, ,,n with a ^ trial. There were suggestions hard frail lawyer with a longrecordof $i3't64.23 for its fall n budg- or whether its crust Force jets dropped a hithertc service to former dictator Rafael et that a purge could reach even enough to safely suppor a land- secret anti-personnel bomb that higher into the ranks of the ing of the three - ma Apollo shoots out thousands of lethal Bipartisanship Trujillo, Voters also chose a vice presi- Hpnt C nnpress and mavors The vote on the final budget, after its several sections were Chinese Communist party. spacecraft. This first all-impor pellets. It was designed for use tphoto- -against such targets as clusters An official Red Chinese week¬ James A. Harrison, chairman dent> congress ana ma>ors. considered individually, was 9-2 graph could be released to the of Communists manning anti- of the East Lansing Democratic Definite results are not in favor of acceptance, with John ly magazine, Peking Review, re¬ public within two hours of land- aircraft guns, per- ceived In Tokyo, added details Club, has called upon local Re- Pe^_bf°re hapS Friday. Thursda>' Cauley and Jim Sink, members- to recent revelations of an anti- ing by the California Institute of The sources said the anti- publicans and Democrats to com¬ Cries of "fraud" were not slow at-large, dissenting. Ann Technology's Jet propulsion personnel bomb had been used bine in a bipartisan effort to de- party group in mainland China. mand passage of a fair housing in coming. Bosch supporters just Osborne, Women's Inter-resi- Official Chinese publications laboratory andtheNational Aero- before against North Vietnamese nautics and Space Administra- ordinance in East Lansing. after the polls opened charged dence Council representative, disclosed the existence of the targets. that the "indelible" ink used to and Bm Vredevoogd. Inter-Co- groups last month, charging that The proposed amendment, which would prohibit discrimina¬ some intellectuals were seeking i tion in the rental and sale of an end to Mao Tze-tung's lead¬ apartments and houses in the However, the Central Electoral Cauley and Sink were consis¬ ership. city, has met with severe criti- Board rejected the complaint « tently the voices of fiscal moder- Peking Radio and the New China cism from the East Lansing Pro¬ News Agency distributed ex¬ The Bosch followers also ation throughout the meeting, perty Owners Assn. and local cerpts of some of the articles realtors. claimed one of their offices in Between them, they moved to that denounced Teng, former edi¬ Vietnamese Introduction of the the interior was sacked two days delete or reduce appropriations a tor of the official People's Daily, proposal at also that a former high in some four areas, last week's City Council meeting brought both protests and support my 3 officer under former die- Sink's motion to reduce the Wu Han, vice major of Peking, and Llao Mo Sha, a member of Singer from6the more7h7nVob"citIze"ns tator Rafael Trujillo was "tour- controversial board hospitality the i'eking party committee. One gathered inS the c^ w a 2rouP of fund from $100 to $/5 was de- article referred to "traitor The proposal, recommended by heavily armed men. feated, as was a motion by John Teng." Invitation to scientists to Glaeier the Human Relations Commission Balaguer was the first of the Mongeon, Men s Halls Assn. rep- VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE--Students look The latest Issue of Peking Re¬ study glacier movements ln April, establishes procedures ajes^to cast resentative. to delete board hos- it the r;nal Hanging from th« view gave a fuller picture by Alaska Study whereby persons claiming dis- cries of , He was crrpprpri with waS greeted "Trujillist" and "hoo- w,rh pitality entirely, A motion by Cauley to delete Lane bridge Wednesday afternoon. Campus carrying the text of one of the in P. 8. this summer. crimination may go to the HRC, said they he major articles published May 10 ■ay for Bosch" by Bosch sup¬ attacking the three. (continued on page 7) porters when he cast his vote. (continued on page 7) Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan TOM SEGAL STATE NEWS Candid Look Published and twice every class day throughout fall, winter, and spring terms weekly summer term by the students of Michigan State Uni¬ l&Jj At Tourists AS I LISTENED to the Indi¬ BUT OCCASIONALLY THESE versity and authorized by the Board of Student Publications. anapolis 500-Mile Race on radio, congenial visitors appeared In my thoughts drifted back to last another light: the ugly looks of summer when I drove the tourist the tired, hot travelers waiting Page : Thursday, June 2, 1966 bus around the 500-Mile Race in line to board the Volkswagen track. bus. . . the papa wearing a faded Every day, I'd chauffeur about T shirt, burmudas and sneakers; EDITORIALS 200 people around the 2 1/2 mile the mama wearing a wrinkled oval at a hair-raising 30 miles blouse and shorts; and the little an hour. The Job never became a chore because every batch of Women's Hours Need Change passengers ence. I'll was a new experi¬ never forget the local old- THE QUESTION OF women'shours might have about leaving daughter timers who would come out for has been raised again. The Associat¬ alone at a large university. an occasional lap around the ed Women Students (AWS) has pro¬ We suggest that the proposal be track. . . the wide-eyed Cub posed that with the exception of fresh- amended to the extent that coeds Scouts. . . the little old ladies 5 hou s be elir i nat- above the freshmen level but not yet who wanted to know where all the 21, be required to have parental accidents took place. . . the typi¬ |n the past the question has been permission before their hours are cal American family: papa, ma¬ waived. Women over 21 would auto¬ ma, the little ones, and the "See much debated, but little action has been taken. Gradually, in the last matically have no hours. In this way, Rock City" stickers. . . the several years, the trend has been the University could be held less swingers who wanted me to "floor toward liberalization. Last year, off responsible and parents could deter¬ it". . . the foreign students snap¬ mine the hours of their daughter untiI ping pictures as the bus bounced campus housing restrictions were modified. This year women's sign- she reaches legal age. along. out procedure liberalized. was simplified and Today women's hours serve no real purpose. They "are an added burden old Then there was the sweet little lady who asked where the t J ti/Of to the conscientious and only a minor horses were kept and where the Presently, more coeds are allowed obstacle to those who actively seek to betting windows were located. to live off campus without restric¬ . . ones dripping ice cream onto break the rules--under the present the young girl who asked how the their Roy Rogers T shirts. .the . tions and tho6e living on campushave sign-out procedure. To date, there drivers kept from getting dizzy people shoving in line. the more freedom to come and go than has been more than enough discussion . . going around and around the track man who acted as if he had just ever before. Thus far, each change has met with approval and has been on the desirability or undesirability . . . the youngster who wanted to lost a fortune when a nearby of women's hours. As with other in¬ know if I was A.J. Foyt. . . the vending machine refused to re¬ successful. The next logical step novations and changes in University scores of tourists who knew "one turn his dime. would be to modify rules and regulations, the only way of the drivers." Do these note v 5 hours. people dress and act to find out if they work is to give Those who were visiting the this way in their home towns, AWS has adopted a workable pro¬ them a trial run. The AWS proposal track for the first time usually among their friends? You Can Get Your Permit posal. By eliminating hours for all or a similar variation should be commented on the track's nar¬ Tourists are so busy observing • //omen except freshmen, it would adopted on a trial basis for a year. To Graduate At 427 Berkey, rowness—50 feet wide on the the sights that they forget that satisfy the administration as well as Then an evaluation can be made. And straightaways. And many Then Go To 208 Ad. Building. . , were they are being observed too. They parents. If freshmen were still sub¬ we'll know what can and cannot be surprised that the asphalt sur¬ act naturally. They aren't on their let to present procedures,they would done. Further discussion will only face was cracked and bumpy. good behavior. This is what have a better chance to adjust and prolong afinal decision which can't be Many were amazed that the makes tourist observing so en¬ orient Ihemselves to the University made until there is evidence onwhich Memorial Day 500 is the only race joyable: you see people as they and also pacify any qualms parents to base it. held at the track. really are. OUR READERS SPEAK LETTER POLICY Is Big Brother Listening? Compensation Unjustified The State readers, whether News welcomes or not they letters are to the editor from all associated with Michigan State University. FOR YEARS, FEDERAL law en¬ Evidence was also obtained against To the Editor: member that dishonest and/or juvenile. everybody is watch¬ forcement agencies have been eaves¬ Bobby Baker and his business asso¬ I firmly believe that any type ing your plays this time. dropping on Americans in an effort ciate, Fred R. Black, by federal bug¬ I of monetary compensation for en¬ am very tired of the compen¬ to use a defendant's own words as ging of hotel rooms. sation issue and would willingly couragement purposes is crimi¬ evidence against himself. EACH OF THESE cases raises have left the protesting to other, nal and immoral. Until ASMSU Their array of tools is impres¬ the issue of whether evidence ob¬ more vigorous souls, but your declares itself openly as a work¬ sive: sophisticated te lephone tapping tained by federal eavesdropping can reply to Mr. Lubin's letter of shop for politicians, it can in no devices, microphones concealed in cuff !ir;ks and hidden tape recorders, be used to convict a man of a crime. Section 605 of the Federal Com¬ May 31 left me incredulous and insulted. wise justify compensating its members. Those who want to be Lambda Chi to name a few. munications Act states: "No As cultural chairjnan and con¬ officials instead of workers BUT WHAT ARE these c lever de¬ nor not being authorized by the send- per¬ stitutional revision committee should get out. They're giving a Be Praised chairman of West Fee Hall, I pub¬ potential source of "vigorous vices doing in a free society? To the Editor: To¬ tion and divulge or publish the exis¬ licly decry monetary compensa¬ leadership in student govern¬ talitarian regimes have long used tence, contents, substance. . . of such tion and indict ASMSU for its ment" a very bad name. Kudos the wiretapping techniques to hold the to men of Lambda intercepted communication to any criminal, "no-choice" referen¬ A final word: 1 have worked Chi popu I at ion in I ine. But the " Big Broth- on Alpha 1 At least one group on person." dum. this campus has seen the real is watching" syndrome has no many committees, and estimate S.B.S. er place in our society. BUT IN ^ HE past, the courts have I and members of my commit¬ that from one-half to seven- Paul Krassner. A midst the flurry Four criminal .cases that involved declared that wiretapping is not class¬ tees have spent "many hours" a eighths of the time spent in meet¬ of accusation a sane voice speaks. evidence obtained from federal eaves¬ ified as divulging information. And week without looking for or ex¬ ings is either unnecessary or Thank you gentlemen both for if a federal policeman gives pecting "something tangible." wasted. If "politicians" your understanding and your Jun¬ dropping may be used to put a halt to even our the government's snooping. Evidence wiretap information to his superior, We have worked and will contin¬ would organize themselves a ior 500. 1 am sure Mr. Krassner obtained by a federal spy was used to legally this is not divulging. ue to work because a job must be little better, they would find that would appreciate your dedication Pays convict Teamster Union leader James This interpretation of the lawgives done and we like doing it. We have it is possible to chair two com¬ while ridiculing your mctivation. Hoffa. The Supreme Court has agreed police the green light to "bug" an never felt the need or justifica¬ mittees, carry 18 credits a term Again thank you for pointing out to review whether the evidence ob¬ i ndividual's home. It makes a mockery tion for any compensation other with better than a 3.5 average the truth amidst the falsity and tained by the spy should have been of the closely held principle that a than, knowing we. ha,ye. done a good and have tirrie left ovej f.qr dat¬ misunderstanding. used 'n the trial. men's home is his costly a right job and receiving honest recogni¬ ing, folk-singing-, sport?; and a guaranteed by the Fourth Amendment. tion from thos,g whose opinions we little leisure. W#U, AS-MOO, TOP CASH AND ZACHARY T. OSBORN, Hof- value. Anyone seeking more is it's your move again. Just re- fa's lawyer, was convicted of accept¬ WHEN ONE MUST watch his words ing a bribe on evidence obtainedfrom within the confines of his home, he is a hidden tape recorder carried bythe policeman who offered him the bribe. pitifully "1984" society. close to George Orwell's No Excuse For To the Editor: MSU and Ramparts have done the nation and its universities a The storm salutary effect of all this is that from now university and probably most oth¬ on this versities will profit by ample in this instance. our ex¬ For Your Radical M. E. Muf-ray, Wins service by exposing to the light of controversy the CIA-Viet Nam er American universities carefully look into the ramifica¬ will East Lansing graduate assistant. Used Books -MSU issue. While Jaffe repri¬ and attachments that had mands MSU's tions ac¬ 3, Y0l/i?E SITTING \ STANFORD, Calif. (CI'S)- to think of things in my own irresponsibility in company an educational mission / HERE WAITING TO Stanford University tudeni. U terms an>: I found the terms not ascertaining the extent of its in another country. At least each so¬ CHOMP SOMEONE elected "radical" <-tudent b< commitments and their ramifica¬ a ciety hac' supplied me with for institution will do this if it wants \ ON THE LE6. president. years were far from my own," tions with regard to the Viet Nam to preserve its reason for ex¬ David Victor Harris, a t; he explaii s. assignment, Smuckler reviews istence as well as its reputation. Every Day must Calling himself an "artistic the history of this university's ideals of Caul Goodman, a socialist," he lists his heroes as commitment in Viet Nam and ar¬ Innocently as MSU may have dent Non-Violent Coordin; Staughtor, Lynd, Bob Parris and rives at conclusions which reit¬ acted in Viet Nam, there is no ex¬ Committee member, an adai Norman Thomas. He has worked erate Jaffe's hypothesis (State cuse for an ignorance which leads foe of tre Viet Nam A'ar, a ] in News, May 20). One of the gentle¬ to irresponsibility and worse. But Mississippi and, after gradua¬ Speech Mo\ement advocate ai tion, intends to apply for consci¬ men is using inductive, the other hindsight can clarify future uni¬ outspoke:, critic of fraterni entious objector status. Harris. deductive reasoning. Both are versity Cuiiiimi'i'euis 111 nun na¬ ALL Rl6HT, 60 AHEAD, AMD captured the presidency. Hai 20, right. tional cooperation. And other uni- win by a vote of 2,414 to 1 in the largest turnout ever fi is is "1 do a social thought major. believe American soelety sick," he says. "Individuals CHOMP BUT u)HEN VOD DO, VOU'^e' GOING TO &E $0R£V! Sell election, stunned the commi within the society have stopped looking at themselves, consider¬ ing themselves in relation to the Defend Your School, Now rest of humanity." srsity ad- that makes them un¬ But Watch Your Style Harris admits he is a "radi¬ sympathetic to student demands To the Editor: footedness, if a white shirt and cal," but "in the sense.that rad¬ ical means getting to the .roots for equality. tie, a short hair-cut and an air Full Selection "Virtually all of them are Bravo for Mr. Leonard of practiced professionalism im¬ of things." That is why he go: staid; their candid and outspoken style thoughts about educa¬ Sherman! His letter of May 26, feeling of intellectual su¬ for many, a welcome relief into the presidential race. tion have stagnated in their own objected to a State News slight part a periority, then such a concept is of e usual drrvel of student pol- "Originally, we ruled out th< perspective," he says, although upon the integrity of the profes¬ idea of winning. Our intention wa: he does believeStanfordhas some misguided. Mr. Sherman's final itic: • "'this candidate, with his long to dates make the rest of the candi¬ good administrators. sional school of which he is a member. However, the admir- analogy that "if my college is not a professional program, then the Study Guides speak to the important is¬ Harris shares the tenacious hair and articulate criticism, ability of his defense was muted rest of this school is certainly sues," he said. commitment of the student radi¬ touched a raw nerve. He hit upon by the professional snobbery not a university" does not de¬ During the campaign, however cal to reform and is willing to which the one area in which all students permeated the letter. serve comment. by talking about such things the e force to achieve it. Undoubtedly the students and of the Unr.ers.ity, activists and abolishment of grades, "One begins with the obliga¬ athletes alike, are affected: edu- faculty of the College of Veterin¬ His right in faithfully defend¬ TO CHOMP OR NOT TO CHOMP. 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GIULIETTA MASINA JEAN PIERRE CASSEL fl&CHGMS SANDRA MILO Claude Rich • Claude Brasseur SYLVA KOSCINA A Pathe Cinema Corporation TECHNICOLOR8 AND THE (In English) fcShort Subject: "Days of Dylan Thomas" PLUS: Feature Times Tonight (Award winning film) ^MONSTER 7:00 and 9:35 Rosalind Russell Extra."PARIS FLASH" Thurs., Fri.-June 2, 3 Hayley Mi life EffleL Wannr In Color Fairchild Theatre "THE TROUBLE FRANKSINATRA, Jr. JON HALL • SUE CASEY MeRMaN^pjjji A UNIVERSAL PICTURE ". 7:00 & 9:00 P.M. Admission: 50C WITH ANGELS" Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 2, 1966 9 Mass Media Awards Given i LOW MEAT Thomas Scanlon, Naugatuck, J il H v Conn., senior, and Donald Say- ##r, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada winter-term graduate, received the W1LS-WILX Outstanding Stu¬ dent Awards presented by the TV-Radio Department each year to two graduating seniors. Recipitants of the award are Judged by the department faculty oh academic achievement, pro¬ plus Top Value Stamps fessional attend After ability and ability to succeed in their field. graduation Scanlon will the Air Force Offers f Up to 1150 Extra TV Stamps • Training School. Upon comple¬ tion of his officers school course, he will head the armed forces radio-TV station in Turkey. Saynor graduated winter term after transferring to MSL' from Taylor University inUpland, Ind., last January. He is presently employed by the Russ Reid Co., Inc. as a field representative. His present assignment in¬ cludes the arrangement of the drivers' safety program which tours the United States under the sponsorship of the Chysler Corp. History Prof Given Grant Anthony Molho, assistant pro¬ fessor of history, has been awarded a grant-in-aid for post¬ doctoral research by the Ameri¬ can Council of Learned Societies. Molho is one of 53 scholars ■ who won the award in the hu- ... inanities and related social sci¬ ences. He will do research on the Florentine oligarchy of the late 1300's. He received B.A., M.A., and Ph.D. degrees from Western Re¬ serve University in 1959, 1962 and 1965, respectively. After being an instructor of history at the University of Vermont from 1964-65, he came to MSU in his Molho present capacity. is a member of the fWYAC-P^C American Historical Assn., Me¬ dieval Academy of America and KROGER the Renaissance Society of America. COFFEE The American Council of 2 $f 29 Learned Societies is a private nonprofit federation of 32 na¬ tional scholarly associations de- vote'd to the advancement of hu¬ manistic studies in all fields of ——wHWWiaHM ' learning. I 1 on tTpLTTo^Lo, | COFFEE Giddings, Medert HEINZ 1 2-lb con *1.29 Share Scholarship Tenderay Boneless Boston Rolled I 1 soupsthru Redeem at Kroger ieks! ROASTRITB BELTSVILLE POT ^ Saturday. June 4 1966 The Dept. of Religion an¬ 4-9 lb Avg i|#| ib.#yc nounced the following recipients of the Edward and Georgia Ry¬ ROAST der Scholarship award for 1966: Dale Giddings, Sand Lake sen¬ TURKEYS Tenderay I FLOUR 29 f , iNorthern Roil of 650 1 BATHROOM TISSUE ' 4 roll pack 20< ior and physical science major, for summer study at the Uni¬ CHUCK STEAK b 59c 3-lb. bog | Limit 1 with $5 or more purchase |L,m,t 1-with^a S5 or more purchase versity of Cologne, Germany; and Leslie Medert, Tolecfo, Ohio, junior and history major, for summer study at the University lb. 39c Tenderay Arm Cut SWISS STEAK Peschke's Boneless 'b 69c | Saturday. JuneV 1966 J**!- of Edinburgh, Scotland. LIIfin SALE HAM ROAST lb 89c Peschke's Libby Whole Kernel or I Kroger MelOSo'ft Sandwich Bread 5"«ib ^>*1 Cream Style Corn 5 ">> ' "88c HOT DOGS Mb pkg 99c ,h«pur^c|no' 'frankenmuth I ICE CREAM I CHEESE Swansdown 98c FRYER BREASTS */,*. >b 39c CAKE MIXES 4 '-lb 2 oz pkgs LIBBY PEAS 5"b - n Peschke s L jad Libby Dr. James S. Feurig, direc¬ 4 ns88c LUNCH MEAT s-M. 39c of the health service at MSU, Kroger Shortening TOMATOES Mb, tor will participate intheConference KROGO 3 lb can 05C Libby 31 2-lb bo* of on Medical Aspects of High School Sports Thursday at the,Univer¬ CUT GREEN BEANS 5 » 88c I the purchase of a 2-lb box of I Hershey's 1 the purchase of a 15'.-orCustard P,nk wt sity of Michigan Health Center. SWIFT' N IN G 3 lb can 69C Libby SPECIAL THIS WEEK I Instant Cocoa | ANGEL FOOD CAKE The day-long meeting will be TOMATO JUICE 3 n -88c co-sponsored by UM's Depart¬ L: 19 ment of Postgraduate Medicine COTTAGE CHEESE igc and the Michigan Stite Medical ety. Physi attend. 11 93/s GALA TOWELS 120 2 ply 2 2 d, 77c CUP throughout the St; Golden Ripe with EACH $5 purchase I 2 Mb pkgs of Kroger I four 6-oz wt pkgs Dr. Feurig, MSU's physi¬ Aurora - 500 2 ply sheets BANANAS 2 bs 29c 1 cian, also is chairman of the HOMESTYLE KROGER BATHROOM TISSUE 8 88c medical society's Committee on the Medical Aspects of Organized Athletics. The purpose ofThurs- Kroger 1' 2 - lb loa( ORANGE IlilCE 1 2 Gal. 69C r I ~B5Hjlg| ~ "i the purchase of a Sheffield I I ■ COOKIES Redeem at Kroger thru I . CELATINS Redeem at Kroger thru day's conference is to stimulate Buttercrust Bread 3 - J1 Golden |_ Satu.day. June 4J966 local awareness of the need for SWEET CORN 5 ears 39C 1 Hostess Tray *5.00 1 _ n TOP VALUE adequate supervision of or¬ Trupak Frozen 50 STAMPS ganized athletic programs. Strawberries 3 10 pkgs 89c Cucumbers, Peppers, Green Onio 2 25c Redeem at Kroger thru Saturday. June 4, 196^J Dr. Feurig will speak during oz wl RED RADISHES (°r 1 the conference's afternoon ses¬ HEALTH & 1 JIFFY STEAKS or "Field Management of sion Athletic on Injuries." I BEAUTY AIDS | FAMILY STEAKS Also participating in the con¬ ference will be Dr. Gerald Drake, team physician for PetoskeyHigh School and'an MSU graduate in pre-medicine. 50 STAMPS n 5®STAMPS Max Raines, associate profes¬ | the purchase or Jios or more ^ ^ ^ PotatOOS sor of administration and higher education, will speak at a meet¬ ing of junior and community col¬ , HAMBURGER , . ,,b lege administrators, deans and guidance directors in East Lan¬ sing today. THifljjjjM The meeting is part of a study of guidance and counseling ser¬ vices in Michigan community col-, 1 leges being conducted by the State ' a stalk of CELERY I 2 heads of LETTUCE' Dept. of Education. The study, to be financed with $8,000 in federal funds, will be Land2-lb bag of Carrots!, 2-ibs. of and Tomatoes made to identify what services are available, the extent of the services and their success. 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday, June 2, 1966 STUDENT ADS END OF TERM SPECIAL!!! $1.00 Last day per day MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive BUICK SKYLARK 1966G.S.hard- top. Many extras. Must sacri- fice, drafted. 332-8978 after 4 CMVA!iTTTr3r~three™lp^ standard shift. $650. See at Campus Mobil, 1198 S. Harrison. FORD second 2598. 1960 car. Galaxie. Excellent $250. Call FE 9- 2-6/3 RAMBLER - AMERICAN 1964. color, convertible. Auto¬ matic. Radio, heater, 19,000 PAY OR miles. Excellent condition. Very P_m-_ . 3_6'/3 332-2797 . 5-6/3 JAGUAR XK-E 1962. New dark CAR WASH, 25£. Clean, heated. ELSE CHEYELLE 196 4 Super Sport CORVAIR I960 4-door. Black. reasonable price. Take over . blue paint, overhauled. 17,000 YOU-DO-IT, 403 S. Clippert. convertible. V-8 Looks and runs good. 1963 en- miles. Must sell. 332-8164; 337- payments. Sale for departure. back of KOKO Bar. C3-6/3 AUTOMOTIVE dio. Very clean. 51,500. Phone Call 351-6626. 3-6/3 • gine, new brakes, good tires. 1059. 2-6/3 • EMPLOYMENT 355-5895. 5-6/2 TU 2-0764. 2-6/3 JAGUAR 1965 Roadster 3.8 E RENAULT DAUPHINE 1960 - Avery's Auto Parts No Grades • FOR RENT CHEYELLE 196: Malibu con¬ CORVAIR 1960, stick shift, type. 17,000 miles. Candy apple Very good condition. $295. Call Starters and Generators FOR SALE vertible. Saddle tan, clean. \-8, cellent condition. Call 353-7483. red. Excellent condition. T\vo 332-6060. 3-6/3 Foreign Car Mufflers No • Transcripts • LOST & FOUND automatic. Must sell. Call 337- 2-6/3 tops. Must sell. Going in serv- RENAULT DAUPHINE 1960. Me- & Brake Shoes PERSONAL 7644 after 6 pm. 4-6/3 CORVETTE 1958, 4-speed, two ice. $4,000. Call 351-4795.5-6/3 208 E. Grand River, North No Diploma • chanically good, body fair, good . PEANUTS PERSONAL CHEVROLET 195" 2-door hard- tops, rebuilt engine, four new JEEPSTER convertible.Alabama inexpensive transportation, Lansing—Call 489-6147 REAL ESTATE tires, $1,100. 1572 K Spartan car. Fabulous Beachmobile. Must sell. Call 355-1214. 2-6/3 No • top, 6 automatic. 1960 Falcon ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call Fall-Registration • SERVICE stick shift. Both, fine cars. Must Village. 355-3238. 2-6/3 $300. Call IV 4-1524. 5-6/3 1963 SPITFIRE, Rebuilt engine, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY • TRANSPORTATION sell. 372-6225, 3-6/3 CORVETTE 1965. Beautiful bur- KARMANN GHIA 1%4. White. In clutch, Abarths, Tonneau, SHOP. Small dents to large You Have 'Till June 3 • WANTED excellent condition. 22,000 ac¬ American and CHE\ROLET 1955, new tires, gu"dy color. Convertible. Like heater, good condition. 507 N. wrecks. foreign tual miles. Call after 4:30, 489- Guaranteed work. 489- lea teri< r, 1 • mileage,ex- new. Call ED 2-5096. 4-6 3 Fairview, Lansing. 2-6/3 cars. To Pay All Outstanding Bills DEADLINE .-client conditio: overall. Call CUTLASS 6824. 2-6/3 7507. 1411 E. Kalamazoo. C SPORT coupe 1963, SPITFIRE 1964. Last chance be- 355-6240. 2-6/3 V-8, 4-speed, bucket seats. Ex- MERCEDES BENZ 1961, 4-door fore this VOLKSWAGEN ENGINE, 36 h.p. sharp convertible goes Then Your Name Will Go On The Hold List. 220 S, air-conditioned. Any rea¬ Just had valve job. $125. Phone CHEYROLET PICK-UP 1957. cellent condition. 351-5320. to dealer. Best offer. Call 355- sonable offer. Evenings, 3608 W. 882-1436. 4-6/3 citations 12 noon on Good body. Only $325. Phone 5-6/2 1-6/2 - 372-6225. 2-6/3 Arbutus, Hiawatha Park, Oke- TEMPEST LEMANS 19632-door, SOMEONE DODGE 1960 convertible, power IS WAITING to buy day before publicatic 3-6/3 Automotive CHEVROLET 1955, six cylindei brakes and steering. Good con¬ MG Roadster whitewalls, 326 engine, two- your business. Salestalk them Employment dition. $350 or best offer. ED red, wire tone brown. $795 or best offer. with a Classified "Business automat.c. Dependable trans¬ Op¬ HONDA 50, red and white. Per- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY for PHONE wheels, tonneau cover. 514 Spar¬ Phone 332-0466. portunities Ad now. Dial 355- portation. $110. 410 Grove St. 2-5693. 3-6/3 3-6/2 fect condition. Great for sum¬ pleasant law office. Salary com¬ 355-8255 tan Avenue. 332-0951.' 5-6/3 8255. 2-6/3 TR_j ^ tops, two ton- - mer. $175. Must sell. Rog, 337- mensurate with ability. 489- :T 195° IMPALACon- MGA 1^56, BRG. Good condition. Extras. Must sell. $450 0731. 5-6/3 5753. RATES gine. Automatic transmission. neaus. Scooters & Cycles 8-6/3 automatic transmis- Convertible, rebuilt engii or best offer. Dave, 484-1554. Good transportation. Must sell 1965 HONDA, 1,600 miles. $175, 1 DAf si.50 $400 or best offer. Call e\ HONDA 1962 305cc, black and Evening Employment , io, heater, seatbelts, immediately. $125. Call 355- 5-6/ 3 or best offer. 489-2109. 3 DAYS .53.00 nings, 355-6433. 2-6/3 silver. Good condition, $400. 3-6/2 ;. Excellent conditii 6426. 2-6/3 TRIUMPH TR-3 1961. Wires. .l-i.ci.l lUI.UlliUll, UliU. i-u, J Call Karl, 337-1490 (extras in¬ Top earnings for those who 5 DAYS .55.00 ED2-6498. 3-6/3 FIAT 1106d, 1064. Excellent con- MCA 1957 tonneau cover lug- Michelins Abarth engine, re¬ cluded). 4-6/3 eight months old. Electric start¬ are able to maintain their dition. One New gage rack. Engine excellent, cently reworked, good condi¬ studies and are free 4 based on 15 words per ad CHEVROLET 1961 IMPALA Con- owner. battery, er. Very fast. Asking $465. 332- good tires. 21,000 miles. $550. body good. $495. Call 372-1127. tion. Must sell. $625. 351-5484. HONDA 50. Black andwhite. Per- 6743. nights per week. Sat.over¬ Ove, vertible. Power steering/ 4-6/3 332-2825. 3-6/3 3-6/2 fect condition. $190. Call 332- time available for those brakes. Radio, excellent condi¬ 3-6/3 1965 HONDA S-90. Mint condi- I be a 50c serv MGA 1960 Roadster, racing TRIUMPH 650cc Bonn. 4681. 3-6/3 who qualify. Requires neat tio:.. Must sell. Make offer. FIAT 600D 1964. Econom 1961. tion. Less than 3,000 miles. 337-9435. green, good top, tires. Recently Mag., low mileage, beautiful ALLSTATE COMPACT. 60cc, appearing, serious, hard 3-6/3 run. Excellent condition. Abarth $300. Call Dave, 355-6276.3-6/2 tuned. 489-4873 after 6 pm. shape. $800. Call 485-1833. worker. Phone Mr. Arnold, CHEVROLET SUPER Sport, con- exhaust system. Sandy, 351-4563 new 1965, 750 miles, $200 cash, 1965 HONDA 2-6/3 2-6/3 Sports 50. $200. 351-4011. .•ertifcle, red and white, white after 6 pm. 4-6/3 mirror, winter starter. Bought Excellent condition. Phone 372- MUSTANG 196o 2-door VALIANT 1960, one owner, some ED 7-9594. 4-6/3 NEEDED: DRIVER for Mister terior, power steering-brakes, FOftD 1959 Galaxie, V-8, Cruise- hardtop. car. 0347. 6 4-6/3 Softee Ice Cream truck. Vending Owner. cylinder, standard shift, rust, needs seat covers^echan- 1964 HONDA 50cc. Excellent con- The State \ev.s does not O-Matic. Po' 1963 WHITE CUSHMAN whitewalls, wheel covers. Black ically excellent, good transpor¬ Eagle route, Detroit. Earn $200 - permit racial or religious brakes. Call 484-5692 after 5 dition, only 750 miles.Sacrifice with red interior. Was $1,850 - tation, $295. 355-8106. 2-6/3 9hp, $225. 1963 Schwinn men's $300 a week for summer work, discrimination in i t s ad¬ CHEVROLET 1955,2-door, stick. pm. 3-6/3 now $1,695. SIGNS FORDSALES, $180 firm. Ron Esak, IV 9-6221. black 3-speed, $25. Joe, 355- June through September. Lease A most economical automobile. VOLKSWAGEN 1500 square back 3-6/3 vertising columrs, The FORD 1964 Galazie, 8 cyl. two- 162 W. Grand River, William- 0571. 4-6/3 truck or commission driver. State News will $180. 1609 Gilcrest, East Lan¬ sedan. Blue with whitewall tires. HONDA S90, ten weeks not accept old, tuned Call 353-1957. 2-6/3 sing. 337-0327. 3-6/3 door, hardtop, standard trans¬ ston. 655-2191. C3-6/2 $1,250 or best offer. Phone 355- YAMAHA 1964, 80cc. Excellent advertising from persons weekly, $350 firm. Call 339-8161 mission. Very clean. Immediate MUSTANG 1965,266 V-6, 3 speed, 1139. 2-6/3 after midnight. running condition. Must sell. discriminating against re- CHEVROLET 1961 rr. sale. 3-6/3 MALE & FEMALE Phone 355-0865. 5-6/3 Green, two years old. 19,000 $225 or best offer. Call 355- ligio Two-door sedan $550. Phone VOLKSWAGEN 1961, sedan, one 1964 HONDA 90. Have to sell be- 5639. 2-6/3 Student (male) toworkatMIN- tions origin. 372-6225. >-6/2 FORD 1963 Falcon. Hardtop, fkst- miles- 51.575. Call 332-0546. owner, very sharp, phone 337- fore end of term. Will take best back, very good condition. 5-6/3 0072. 2-6/3 A-MART FOOD STORE, 221 CHEVROLET 195 lei offer. 351-4119. 2-6/3 Aviation Standard Ann St. three and four even¬ transmission, $800. OLDSMOF1L E 19.5 6. Excellent VOLKSWAGEN 1965, red sedan, 1965 Air Y-8 stick. Southern car, no HONDA, $150. Must sell. LEARN TO FLY at our Govern¬ Automotive Call 355-8161. 2-6/3 body. Very good engine. Best AM-FM radio. Clean. Good con¬ Best offer takes it. Call 355- ings alternate weeks 3-11 rust. Sharp. $385. Phone 393- ment licensed school with ex¬ p.m., $1.40 per hr. Female ALFA ROMEO 1962 red coiv.ert- Excellent con¬ 1114. C3-6/3 FORD 1956 Retractable hardtop, °"er °Ver $2°0, Cal1 332"30,94: dition. 12,000 miles. $1,500. Call 5493. 2-6/3 perienced instructors. It's easy to work 6 days 8 a.m.-3 p.m. ible. See owner. CHEVROLET 1956, 4-door automatic, V-8. Very depend- 5-6/2 ED 2-4104. 2-6/3 HONDA 50 with electric starter. and fun! Open every day! For See Mr. Butterfield at 221 dition. Phone, 332-5650. 3-6/2 able. Sacrifice, $175. 355-3242 OLDSMOB1LE 1964, F-85 deluxe VOLKSWAGEN 1963, 1560/AM- the best, come to FRANCIS Standard shift, 6 cylinder, Won in contest. Brand new. Must Ann St. after 6 p.m. BUICK 1953 Roadm. , power evenings. 2-6/3 4-door, power steering and FM radio, whitewalls, seat AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for 4",000 actual miles. $150. 487- sell. $200. Call 882-9181. 2-6/3 steering, power brakes, me¬ brakes. 28,000. Call 372-0083. belts. Price $1,000. Call 337- ADMITTING CLERK, female, age 3275. 3-6/3 1963 FORD GALAXIE 5(30 con- NORTON an appointment now! C chanically excellent, good body, 3-6/3 7021. 400i 1964. Unique, but 21. Full or part-time. Contact vertible. Standard transmis¬ 2-6/3 MAKE A DATE with new stu- $80. Call Don, 353-2820. 2-6/3 CHEVROLET 1959, good engine. OLDSMOB1LE 1963F-85. 4-door, parts readily available. Excel¬ Personnel Department, St. Law¬ sion. Excellent condition. dents with an "Instructions" Fair body. Ra "no. Needs lent condition, 4,700 miles. Hospital. 372-3610. 5-6/3 F U1CK 1955 Century four-door. some midnight blue, good Condition, ad in Classified. Dial 355-8255 rence „ work. $110. Call Fred, 355-8904. $1,300. Phone IV 7-5789 after $550 332-22 98 2-6/3 ORDERLIES: four new tires. $950. Phone 355- immediately, T- . . Body good, mechanically excel¬ lent, 8,000 miles 5-6/2 2-6/3 0190. VESPA 11:30 pm. shift, full time. Will on tires. Phone 2-6/3 SCOOTER 1964. lSOcc, 332-8316. 4-6/3 COMET WAGON, 1961. Couple no FORD 1950, 6 cylinder ick with OLDSMOBILE 1965 Cutlass 442. spare tire and luggage rack. Employment train qualified individuals. Ap¬ EL'ICK 1963 S 1 station wag- erdrive. mileage, excellent condition. $225. Pat, 337-1721. ply Sparrow Hospital Personnel. longer needs second car. Rust- Mechanically excel- Burgundy hardtop, 4-speed. 2-6/3 BARTENDER-FULL time, Luggage rack. Priced to sell. 5-6/3 on, V-6, automatic trans mis- free, "Southern car", joodbuy. ;T-t,„£irSt 35o-1090 after 5:30 reasonable offer. .Premium tires. 13,000 miles. Phone 351-4866. 3-6/3 HONDA 55! Sport 50 red, New nights. Good pay. Apply in per¬ sion, luggage rack. Must sell. 355-7890. 3-6/3 pm. 3-6/2 $2,250. Phone 355-3137. 4-6/3 engine, sparkling shape. Kept son, 9-5. COZY LOUNGE, 1146 Reasonable. Phone 882-5495 VOLKSWAGEN 1955 convertible, in garage. Must sell-bought car. S. Washington. 2-6/3 C6RYA1R MONZA 1963, convert^ FORD 1957 station wagon. De- OLDSMOBILE 1959. Brand new 52,000 miles, good tires, engine Bob. 351-5494 or 332-0834. HIRING SUMMER Employment. pendable. Even the clock works! tires. Four-door hardtop. Des- REACH ANTlnUE-LOVERS with ible' 4"sPeed' radio, whitewalls. and top. Excellent radio.- $350. 2-6/3 Jobs available in Detroit, Flint, $150 or negotiate. John Ladd, an Ad in Classified. Dial 355- ^taUic brown-black top. Phone 351-6765. Bob. ert gold. Must sell. $325.Phone ED 2-8246. Okemos. 3-6/3 HONDA 1965, super 90. Excellent Kalamazoo and Lansing areas. 8255. 10-6/3 332-0841 afternoons. . 5-6/3 351-5404 . 4-6/3 VOLKSWAGEN 1965, AM-FM ra- condition, 1800 miles. $300. 351- Men only. Call IV 9-2481, ask OLDSMOBILE 1965 Delta hard- dio. 12,000 miles. Perfect con¬ for Mr. Roberts. 5445. 3-6/3 1-6/2 top. 18,000 miles, power dition. Must sell. ED 2-6421 or v JACOBSON'S HONDA 305. Must sell. >eeds MATURE GIRL to stay in East ing/brakes, whitewall 355-4491. 3-6/3 Loaded! IV 9-3272 after little work. Bargainpri Lansing home 6-16 to 6-19. No Has a permanent full-time 2-6/3 VOLKSWAGEN 1962 2-door se- or best offer. 355-6289. l-i particular duties but must like career in fashion for an — dan. Jet black beauty with red animals. Call 337-9462 after PLYMOUTH 1960 2-door sedan, -OOK OUT, SVZUK' attractive,KY,;>; Ti) - groom¬ trim. Radio, heater, white side- 5:30 pm. 2-6/3 ed V-8, Hurst, low n ileage. Excel- World's finest motor, ycle. FOX young lady, age 25 to lent inside and walls, wheel covers, one owner. SPORT CENTER, 2009 South 45. You must have enthu¬ c it. $450. 351- Was $995 - Now $800. SIGNS Cedar. 372-3908. siasm, enjoy selling and 4387. 3—6/2 C3-6/3 FORD SALES, 162 W. Grand Campers Checklist HONDA 1965 cb 160, top condition, meeting the public. No River, Williamston. 655-2191. prior selling experience is Much TLC, $190. 353-2900 or low mileage. Call Larry 351- C3-6/2 4142. Chow Kits, necessary. The young lady 353-2898. Ask for Mr. Rochford. 3-6/3 Camp-Stools, selected for this position VOLKSWAGEN 1959, Mechanic- 4-6/3 STRATTON'S BEN'ELLI OF Trail Packets, Toasters, will be eligible for our lib¬ ally perfect. Must sell by grad¬ PLYMOUTH 1965 2-door LANSING. 125ccScramblers eral employee discounts, hardtop. uation. Call 351-5497. Ask for Footlockers, Camp Lights, now available for those trips 7,500 miles. V-8, Bob. Make offer. 5-6/3 hospitalization and other through the woods, $469. Im¬ Food Containers, 2 man rafts, benefits. Apply in person. VOLVO 1557. good ™nl„gc mediate delivery. IV 4-4411, Ask for Mrs. Harke at dition, $100. Must sell before r Straps, Stoves, Water Cans, June 11, going into army. Call SUZUKI 1966, 150cc., 900 miles'. Gas Cans, PONTIAC 1964 Catalina convert¬ 332-6489 after 6 pm. Sleeping Bags, Lin¬ JACOBSON'S 3-6/3 Like new. $425. Still under war¬ ible, burgundy with white top. ers & Covers, Air ranty. Call Bob at 351-5497. Mattress, East Lansing Store Sharpest car in town. Phone IV MANY TRANSPORTATION Spe- 5-9332. 5-6/3 Thermos Jugs, Fish Gear, SIGNS FORD SALES, William¬ HONDA 1965 Super 90. Excellent PONTIAC 1956Staivhief convert- Cast Iron Wear, Tents, Stakes, ston. Priced from $95 to $395. condition. Just overhauled. ible. Runs good, some rust. 1201 Drive $325. Call Mike, 351-4618.2-6/3 Poles, Knapsacks, Axes. Lorraine. Price $75. Phone IV out today, only 10 min¬ utes from campus, East on 1965 HONDA 150. Benely touring, 1,001 other camping items 2-3652. 3-6/3 Grand River. 655-2191. C3-6/2 in good condition. $375. Call PONTIAC 1965 Tempest. Clean, P.X. STORE FRAND0R you didn't get the apartment you wanted for next fal Bill, 355-5600. 3-6/2 good condition. Owned by house¬ Auto Service & Parts wife. Must sell. Phone 484-5566. NEW BATTERIES. Exchange 3-6/3 : bedroom luxury rtment for only $225 price from $7.95. New sealed month you're looking for an ideal location PORSCHE 1958 Blue coupe. Good motor. Must sell. $650. Call Doug at 332-2283 after 7 pm. beams, 99$. Salvage cars, large stock used parts. ABC AUTO PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 2- HURRY!!! 2-6/3 (sun porehes overlooking the Take advantage Red Cedar, the Gables just FOR YOUR PROTECTION of our end of term I'P TO aei'oss the street) ... IF you enjoy real luxury, like 550 POUNDS rates-only 1 more metal around you than other day left. air-conditioning, carpeting, dishwashers and more ... IF imports of comparable size PLUS 20 IMPORTANT SAFETY FEATURES you want lots and lots of parking space . . . then you'll t to live in the beautiful new $1.00 per day airplane, a tank. Quality precision and craftsmanship at AlavdJutunclA Our better last year aver¬ summer? Have you heard ,4 monthly. 355-1653 or 355-1654. men entrance. Supervised. IV 5- aged over $170 weekly. This 8557. 3-6/3 good stereo? Do you like 0 18 3-6/2 %% 17 We need you for at least 12 weeks work this summer. years opportunity is even music? Within 3 week we can days to 1 train you to % % 25 z* Thank You! 21 Interesting work for a n d challenging capable young men and Minnesota Manufacturing Co. Mining greater. $15,000 SCHOLARSHIP be a dealer handling the 19 20 % 27 %20 Cyclophonic Stereo and 25 % % d who conduct themselves AWARDS $15,000 Chest series of d can Treasure offers career opportunities 55 29 30 31 31 In a businesslike manne-r. in sales. long play albums. Call Mr. Currently inter¬ Participate in competition for These jobs offer ideal work¬ Cremen of 37 18. Torso viewing for local protected 35 36 ing hours with plenty of time territory. Salary plus com¬ individual up scholarship awards to $3000. Win one of more READER'S DIGEST 34 % % 4(1. Sweet so John Osbun %% 39 Sales Representative for summer fun, plus an op¬ portunity to vvir, < $1,000 mission, plus generous fringe benefits. For per¬ than 50. % 42 38 % 44 45 41. Weaken Bud Kouts Chevrolet scholarship. Salary $470 per month. For appointment call- sonal 0602, interview ask call 482- for Mr. Smith. BE RMUDA All expense VACATIONS paid REED'S GARAGE ""Sales & Service, Capitol Park Motor Hotel, at the 4 fe % 46 44 Wrath 2801 E. Michigan Grand Rapids 459-5079. Lan¬ sing 484-1078. Kalamazoo Equal Call ED 2-1789. 2707 E. Kalamazoo IV 2-1491, ext. 154.Thurs¬ day, Friday& Saturday 9:30 4» % 30 1 31 45 47. Augment Jumbled Ph. IV 9-6533 349-9421. Ask for Mr. Steve Powers 489-1626 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. only. % ]2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Thursday, June 2, 19 For Sole Personal STUDENTS: WHY leave the Service Supreme Court cam- HELEN DeMeritt, accurate typ- daire erator. refrigerator. GE Call IV 9-7200. refrig¬ C pus — when BIMBO'S will de- liver your pizzas to you. Call ing. Will pick-up and deliver, 35£ page. Call 393-0795. 4-6/3 Rules On All-Campus Radio Budget Graduation announce- 489-2431. C3-6/2 p"\ULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist". Sterilization Construction $24,225 MENTS with your name printed WOULD VOL' BELIEVE that we IBM Selectric and Executive. Broadcast equipment on them, 2-day service.MYERS rent TV's for only pennies Multilith Offset Printing. Pro- SANTA BARBARA, Calif.(UPI) 24,365 —Superior Court judge will rule Office equipment 6,500 PRINTING, 1421 E. Michigan. day? Free service and deliy- fesslonal theses typing. Near I nstallation charges June 8 on an appeal filed in be¬ 2,500 IV 2-2554. 14-6/3 ery. Call NEJAC TV RENTALS, campus. 337-1527, Contingency and emergency fund 6,500 482-0624. half of a 21-year-old mother of C C MERRILYN BICYCLE, ENGLISH. Used. All VAUGHN, Experi- given the choice Other expenses (itemized in story) 1,810 three gears and brakes work. FREEIII Thrilling hour of enced typist. MSU graduate, between surgical sterilization .. TOTAL $66,000 Must sell, drafted. Call 355— beauty. For appointment, call Call 339-8751. 2-6/3 g0jng t0 jajit Debt retirement $22,000 0705. 484-4519. MERLE norman Transportation Judge C. Douglas Smith said Telephones 3,000 COSMETICS STUDIO. 1600 Tuesday he would deliver a writ- Line charges 2,900 speed bicycles. $39.77 full Michigan. C3-6/3 TUCSON, ARIZONA, decision in the case of Mrs. Engineering 3,000 price. Rental-purchase terms HAWAIIAN Ll'AU. We need two or j|lider* Leaving June 10. Call Nancy Hernandez because of the Complex station support 3,850 available. We also have tennis three girls to do Hula dancing Tom, 351-5598. 1-6/2 complexity 0f the legal Issues Secretarial salary 2,500 racquets, golf balls, badminton at our luau, Saturday evening, EUROPE??? UNION Board eight involved. Compensation for dept. heads 2,400 birdies, gifts and housewares. June 11. Grand Ledge J.C.'s. week flight. Must sell fast and Mrs. Hernandez had pleaded Other expenses (itemized in story) 15,350 ACE HARDWARE, across from Call Forest Kelsey, 355-8461 cheap. Call Sal, 355-4935.-3-6/3 guilty to the misdemeanor charge TOTAL $55,000 the Union. ED 2-3212. C if available. 2-6/3 RIDERS WANTED from New York of being present in a room in FIRST QUALITY materials and City to MSU, leaving June 19for which marijuana was being used. workmanship. Large frame se- Peanuts Personal Summer term. 355-8891. 3-6/3 She was sentenced to six months lection. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, HAPPINESS IS being pinned to (continued frorr page I) um, because the board felt it a WANTED: RIDER. Mid-West to would be unfair for 000 budget are estin a ted as fol- the resi¬ Panama or points South c.. , lows: dence hall general councils to about .0 September. Personal sterilization or jail offer. ' Postage—$100. support their local stations when DO YOU want to get rid of that fO FRUIT and vegetable: may expenses only. Write General girl's English 3-speed bike be- delivery Nestor Court, Haslett, She changed her mind after Telephone (lines, installation, the residents are being taxed George be with you both, The :onferring with her court- monthly bills, long distance calls) for ihe same .purpose. fore you leave campus? I'd like Michigan. 3-6/3 Minor-. 1-6/2 —$3,000. to buy it if all three gears work appointed attorney, Louis Renga. The SUpport from the netW0rk Call PATRICK: Thanks for sunrises. Kearney revoked the probation Line charges (lines to complex "t falling ap 3. Prefer wjn replace the councll m 332-5227 after 3 pm. 3-6/ 3 ry you thought I was trying May 23 and withdrew the steri- transmitters) $2,900. Stations wm receiye £he m to clip your wings. Cynthia. 3-speed with basket. 337-1537. llzatlon offer_ He alSQ cm the Associated Press wire serv- AQUAftlUM, 25 gallons, hood, 2"6/3 from the network as they Join it:* 1-6/2 jail sentence to 90 days but ices—$1,000. WBRS and WKME heater, also 7" red Pirahna. wanted: Male derstoBerk- Contractual services are already HAPPINESS IS orjered Mrs. Hernandez jailed (mimeo- knowing the PI members, and WEAK is expected Complete, $35. Call 355-6286. KAPPS... especially C.L.D.... eley-Bay area. Share gas, leave i immediately. graph silk-screening, etc.)- 3-6/3 t0 meet affiliation standards by » June 12, arrive 16th, 332-0011. She was freed after four hours * good luck on finals...Sandi.1-6/2 ' next spring term. FURNISH APARTMENT cheaply. 2-6/3 Office writ of habeas corpus pend- supplies—$1,500. Tables, bureaus, stereo, type¬ KATHY "DUMP DUMB" Snarf! RIDES TO Manhattan June 10, or ing Tuesday's hearing. Engineering (equipment main- Compensation as provided for writer, chairs, bookcase. 351- Quack I Gleep! Love, your Pi tenance) $3,000. by the radio board will be as July 27. Back to MSU June 19, In seeking the writ, Renga said 6628. " 3-6, 3 Kapp Duck. 1-6/2 or Sept. 25. $12. Call now. Craig, Kearney's offer was "unreason- Stores—$l',000. follows: $12.50 per week for the PORTABLE ELECTRIC Type- *404364 B.J. Don't feel t< 353-1354. 2-6/3 able, capricious, illegal and un- Book and magazine subscrip- network manager and the central writer, 10 carriage, practic¬ iung and business CALIFORNIA RIDER wanted to constitutional." Kearney later tions (trade publications, refer- station manager; $7.50 per week ally new $115. Deluxe Danish with experience. ences)—$150. for the Program director, busi- 1-6/2 Los Angeles area. Leving about defended the suggestion on AM/FM S.W. radio. 372-431". June 24. Reasonable. Phone 351- grounds that Mrs. Hernandez was Complex station support at ness manager. news director and 4949 2-6/3 ' *n danger of continuing to live a $550 per term per station (three c'lief engineer; and $5 per week 26" MEN's Dunelt 3-speed with RIDFR TO1 RIDER TO "SHARP SHARE Air \ir rnnHiCondi- dissolute life endangering the terms each for WBRS Brody f°r staff the production director, chief saf and liyes of her and WKME Shaw, one term for announcer, music director, basket. One owner. Low mile¬ tioned driving to Los Angeles. age. $30. Phone 355-0778; 353- Leave Friday evening, June 10, mlnor childr^n. - IT'S A BIRD! IT'S WEAK Wonders)—$3,850. promotions director and conti-' The is A PLANE! It's a student art Secretarial salary at $80 nuity and traffic director. 7886. 3-6/3 woman awaiting a di¬ per Real Estate $30. EdGunny. ED7-2758.2-6/3 project. The artist, who is a vital part of the work, The board also voted to send TAPE vorce from her hustoand, Tony, week—$2,500. RECORDER, Silverrone. is James Robinson, and his EAST LANSING Cute small 2 the father of her daughter, Nancy, project was a. dragon¬ Hospitality meals for guests a certificate of appreciation to 4-track stereo. Good condition. Wanted like balloon filled with helium, which was supposed and Cheap: Call 355-7423. 3-6/3 bedroom house. Near MSU. In an 2. Her common-law husband, Joe visitors)--$300. James Cherry, a former student to have floated. The monster leaked, however, and excellent' 9-chool district. JOB AS babysitter, housekeeper Sanchez, 22, is the father of her Compensation (for department at MSU currently in the Peace BIRTHDAY CAKE 7", $3.12 de- for Lansing area family. Sum¬ his 12 helpers wound up carrying it behind Kresge $10,500 . 514 Stoddard Avenue. heads)—$2,400. Corps in Colombia, who organ- livered; 8" cakes, $3.64. Also months. Prefer live-in. Art Center. Photo by Dave Laura Call after 2 pm. weekdays, any mer Contingency fund for future ized a committee two years ago sheet pies and cakes. KWAST Call Theresa, 353-2306 . 3-6/3 time weekends. 332-5153. 3-6/3 equipment purchases—$3,000. to work on the possibility of an BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, Miscellaneous for unanticipat- OVERSUPPLIED with household all-campus radio network and did East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. Service Johnson Sees No Reason ed expenditures—$7,300. a great deal of traveling at his goods. Sell them fast with a Washington. IV 4-1317. C3-6/3 THESES PRINTED, rapid serv- Classified Ad. Just dial 355- The complex station support own expense to learn about other UNFINISHED FURNITURE? bar ice. Drafting supplies, Xerox 8255. was provided, according to Sor- universities' radio , systems. stools, night stands, chest-of- copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE- WANTED TO buy: a copy of the drawers, bookcases and more. PRINT, 221 South Grand. 482- 1962 Wolverine. 355- For Panic Over Viet Nam Phone PLYWOOD SALES. 3121 S.Penn- 5431. C3-6/2 2796. 2-6/3 sylvania. Tl" 2-0276. C3-6/3 NEED SOMETHING FIXED? For MSU Students, SEWING MACHINE Sale. Large Check "Business Services" In TV's - TABLE MODELS, Port- Faculty ables, wanted "Dead or alive." WASHINGTON (UPI)—Presi- is "not headline- selection of reconditioned, used Classified now for the man to do progress as anti-inflationary tax i and machines. Singers, Whites, Uni- the job. TROTTER'S TV, 3811 N. U.S. dent Johnson expressed optimism making as some of the distur- might be needed. ncrea s e University Personnel Only Phone IV 2-4750. 2-6/3 versal, Necchi. $19.95 to $39.95. GRADUATION Wednesday that South Viet Nam, bances," an obvious reference Guaranteed. Easy terms. ED- MENTS with y< ANNOUNCE- TOP PRICES [laid for appliances despite recent weeks of political Buddhist suicides and rioting. --"There are many more I Show your i.d. Card when printed and furniture in areas for agrcement than dis- you bring in your cleaning. WAR D6 DISTRIBUTING good condition, turmoil and violence, will be After the cabinet meeting, dur- CO., on them, 2-day serv: e. MYERS iarppmpnr" rh* wmi-a 1115 Lansing Furniture Co. Phone able to achieve constitutional ing which he said Viet Nam's N. Washington. 489-6448. PRINTING, 1421 E. Michigan. IV 9-9041. Conference on Civil Rights that C3-6/3 IV 2-2554. DIAPER SERVICE, Y 14-6/3 WISH TO SUBLEASE apartment 2-6/3 government. working very much civil strife was not discussed, the President also told news- begt We^esdJy "wfiV do ELECTROLUX TANK vacuum ir \uthor- everything we can to make rapid EVERY cleaner with all cleaning attach¬ ments. Runs and looks excep¬ tional. $20. OX 4-6031. C3-6/3 ized Service We're the D App; .. ed w most modern and Franchised . by Doctors. the Summer term. Single-bedroom 001/: 3316. _ Preferred. Lowest bidder. 332- wh° - ' 2-6/3 ~ t0 that end-" he told newsmen wer® called into the White House cabinet room after a meet- men: -"We more will probably take in than we are spending" by advances" on the basis conference recommendations. of the SPECIAL! FRIDAY only personalized diaper serv¬ HELP! ... HELP! STRUG- ing with his government advisers, the end of 1966, judging by the 'iac' conferred with Sen¬ USED MEN'S ... golf clubs, bag and ate Republican Leader Everett cart. Three woods, eight irons putter. $35. Call 669-9413.3-6/3 ice in Lansing, providing you with diaper pails, poly bags, deodorizers and diapers, (or ior iMr ;„ □ c !I®°? 1°, .T™™I® badly in need of used uniforms, . t don't think we should panic because we have some prob- lems," he said. "Politics is nev- treasury's cash figures. But he said there is "many a slip twixt the cup and.the lip," and that the M. Dirksen about Viet Nam and Indicated he did not believe a Long Garments 99C camping equipment, etc. Please you may use your own). Baby call 355-5063 and quote us er easy in our country or in possibility of a cash surplus further briefing of Republicans Animal s AKC REGISTERED AlaskanMal- clothes may be included at no price on what you have stored a areas like Viet Nam. "But with reasonable unity, might change later. The admin- istration already is counting on on subject was necessary. "I think I am aware of Sen. Short Garments 3 49C. additional cost. No deposit. away in attic or basement. 8-6/3 constant diligence and keeping half-billion-dollar cash Dirksen's feelings. He and I had amute puppies. Champion an¬ Plant inspection invited with a sur- our eyes on the national inter- Furs, suedes, formals, evening cestry. James Anderson, 715 W. trained personnel to answer WANTED: USED lathe, drill plus in the next fiscal year start- an extended talk about it," John- dresses excluded, pleats «xtra. Wackerly, Midland, Michigan. press and other machines and est, we can achieve our objec- ing July 1. For this reason, it son said, adding that the admin- your questions. Approved by 5-6,3 DS1A. Call 482-0864, AMERI¬ tools for home^iobby shop. tives here and there." would not be surprising for a istration was spending "a sub- CAN Phone 355-0865. 5-6/3 It was not known whether John- surplus to appear several months stantial part of our time either DIAPER SERVICE. 1914 SIAMESE KITTENS, six Seal- 227 Ann Sr. E. Gier Street. C 'GET TENANTS QUICKER by de- aware at the time of the ahead of July 1. points seven weeks old. Box trained. Bred to registered DIA P E IKVICE, Lansing's -jribing your vacancies in the announcement in Saigon of agree- White House Press Secretary E. Lansing finest. Your Classified section. Dial 355- ment between Premier Nguyen Bill D. Moyers was asked later male. Phone 627-2571. 3-6/3 " choice of three Cao Ky's military regime and whether a cash surplus at the The cabinet meeting, Johnson 8255 GERMAN SHEPHERD types. Containers furnished, no said, reviewed the legislative puppies WANT GIRL'S ENGLISH bike. Buddhist leaders to end the po- end of the calendar year would AKC deposit. You may include two outlook, medicare enrollments, registered. $50.1291 Eifert Must have all three gears work¬ litical crisis. represent an improvement. After pounds baby clothes. Try our forel ald_ the clvil ri hts con_ R.D., Holt. 3-6/3 Word of the move to expand pnnforrincr conferring with Chairman P.nwL with rhairman Card- 0 . Velva-soft process, 25 years ing. Can only pay $10. Are you ference, the economic outlook in Lansing. BY-LO DLVPER willing to sell? If so, call 332- Ky's ruling junta to include civil- ner Ackley of the President's and departmental vacancies. find that job you want in to¬ SERVICE. 1010 5227 after 3 pm. ian and religious leaders came Council of Economic Advisers, E. Michigan. 3-6/3 day's Classified Ads under IV 2-0421. c hiLUODnnn H— DONORS needed, across White House news tickers Moyers said, "Yes, because if $6 for while Johnson was meeting with the estimate had been made in "Help Wanted". GUESS WHO will come to you positive; $7, $10 or $12 for his cabinet. He did not mention January it would have retlected FREE COKES SIAMESE KltTENS :"or sale. with wedding invitation samples Pedigree furnished. Call OR at reasonable prices and give QFPwrtlVe' DETROIT BLOOD bEKVICE, INC. 1427 E. Michi- it during the news conference a deficit." Ackley's latest ad- '7-2509. afterwards. vice probably took into account 1-6. 2 you free reception napkins. fa" A\e' H°urs 9-4 Monday President spoke of prog- higher-t ha n-expected revenues PAMELA f RINTING SERVICE. Mobile Homi C3-6/2 758_Ues ay: 12-7 Thursday. 489- ress macje by an electorcal com- for the current fiscal year. TRAVELO 8' 30\ Good condi- /' LE- C mittee appointed by Ky which —"The economy is good, em- (During Finals Week) rri| - WANTS unfurnished $750. Lot 212, Trailer is deciding procedures for elec- ployment is good, wagesare good, Typing Service apartment this September. Can 351-4393 tions for a constituent assembly profits are good, farm income . after 5 pm. see July 11-16. Waskiewicz, 535 3-6/3 ANN BROWN, typist and multi- £n mid-September. "While there is good" and the gross national lith iv erside, Rutherford, N.J. have been missteps, the direction 32. offset printing. Disserta¬ product is "exceeding our ex- TOP CASH GLIDER 8 Ideal for student tions, theses, manuscripts, gen¬ 3-6/3 is sound," he said. pectations." The President de- couple, one child. Air condi¬ BABY ~ eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex¬ SITTING Wanted He added that the committee' clined to speculate whether a tioned, ample-storage, 8x4 at¬ perience. 332-8384. C home, summer, preferably all tached cabana. $1,200. 332-0477. day, for one or two children. VACATION NEEDS FOR LESS! 355-6082. 3-6/2 Dissertation Typist. Refer¬ Near TEACHER, SON need house or ences. Kellogs Center. FOR BOOKS! bedroom, center kitchen. On lot. Available August 1st. Call 669- 332-5545. 5-6/3 apartment for summer. Prefer -Extra Special- pool. 185-8782. 3-6/2 7499. 4-6/3 JOB R ESL'M ES, H50 copies, WE BUY good used furniture, $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT sublease, kenf mobile or home. Available any time. 6335 Park Lake Rd., lot buy 50» MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. Clippert. IV 5-2213. C beds, desks, chests, etc. BEN¬ NIES FURNITURE, IV 4-3837. Value 39. 4-6/3 BARBI MEL, professional typi'sT. TRIUMPH TR-3, front suspen- 4-6/3 • Air Conditioned Comfort kit Sierra i962,io' able September. On East Lan¬ x 55'. Avari- Theses, dissertations. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Grind • Fast, Courteous Service sing lot. Many extras. 337-0857. TERM PAPER, quickly and ac- GIRL'S BIKE (English pre- 5-6/2 curately done by experienced thesis typist. Two blocks from ferred), must be in good condi¬ • Convenient Location tion. Call 355-5977 after 6 Lost & Found Union. 337-2737. pm. 3-6/3 LOST: MJ>U Men's ring - in Engi- 3-6/3 • Free Parking neering Building, initials B.P.H. inside. Call Bruce 353-2866. Reward. L6ST: cash. ABOUT Have Jerry, ED 2-3839. a May 15, $32"in heart! 5-6/3 Reward. East Lansing . . ELECTRICAL SPRING LARGEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN AUTOMOTIVE Don't Miss The Final Exam Record Special 3-6/2 . MACHINE SHOP SERVICE AIR-CONDITIONING State Bank . AUTO GLASS SALES & SERVICE Personal bands mer. PADDLE Wanted, during Call for and try-outs. YOUR more 355-7204. own canoe! sum- information, 3-6/2 or r of Abbott and Grand River COMPLETE LINE NEW AND REBUILT AUTO PARTS ■SERVING GREATER LANSING FOR 50 YEARS . -Wholesale & Retai CAMPUS rev up the motor! Be confident. AUTO BOOK STORE Bubolz has it insured. $2.40per $100 of insurance. BUBOLZ IN¬ SURANCE, 332-8671. C3-6/2 OKEMOS Member Federal HASLETT BROOKFIELD PLAZA Deposit Insurance Corn KRAMER ) E. Kalamazoo PARTS Phone IV 4.1335 ACROSS FROM BERKEY