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East Lansing, Michigan Price 10i Defeated Bill Could Have Caused Tuition Hike t / * . . . ______, » U ____k*. cm * «nrim*nr irnnnr wuiamrc rhor The United States National Student Association listed four It would decrease from $25,000, where the deduction is $325 'There has been some sentiment among legislators that stu­ The United States National Student Association listed four to no allowable deduction at $60,000. By CHARLES C. WELLS reasons why it thought the amendment was desirable. dents should pay more for their education anyhow," he added. One MSU source pointed out ironically that the people iaRibi­ State News Staff Writer They were as follows: Those who would have really benefited would be the ones coff' s state would have received greater benefits than those Higher tuition rates for MSU students could have resulted attending private institutions where tuition is high, he said --It results in a direct saving to the taxpayer because it is liv ing in the M idw est. from the proposal to make tuition, deductible from federal in- MSU officials did not actively opposed the measure, however. subtracted before the tax is paid. The reason, he said, is that there are relatively few state The measure recently came up in the Senate Finance Com­ —The tax credit varies inversely with income. There would supported colleges and universities in Connecticutt. mittee as an amendment to President Johnson’s $11 billion tax be greater credit for those with incomes under $25,000 and tor Ribicoff, however,, said he did not think the deduction would cut plan. As proposed by Sen. Abraham Ribicoff (D-Conn.), it those paying less for tuition and fees. make the difference between a person's being able to go to college would have allowed the taxpayer to deduct up to $325 of annual --It would include self-supporting students. or going into the labor force. tuition costs per child. It was defeated by a 10 to 7 committee —Tax credit is limited so that less dollar benefit is given It would be helpful to all such taxpayers, but probably not vote, but R ib ico ff thought it would p ass the Senate if it ev er got to upper middle income groups and none to high income groups. decisive for many,’ the senator said out of co m m ittee. ^ — ■ College Deduction Plan Vetoed Downed In Blasts Rock Embassy As Senate By Conflict Mounts On Cyprus Close Vote Opponents Ask NICOSIA, .Cyprus (AP)-Two manded punishment of the guilty. talked with the president of Cy­ had examined the bomb damage sharp explosions rocked the U.S. prus, Archbishop Makarios, at himself and he expressed regret Embassy Tuesday, wrecking an Witnesses said the explosions the presidential palace following to Wilkins. O verall Aid Bill were caused by bombs. the blast. Makarios, who also office and slightly wounding a They went off at tw o-m inute Marine guard. U.S. Ambassador Fraser Wil­ was visibly upset, had examined i n t e r v a ls as anti-American WASHINGTON .F— The Senate, the bomb damage himself and In W ashington, the U.S. govern ­ kins, his voice shaking with emo­ sentim ent mounted on this em ­ with a breath-taking 48-45 roll he expressed regret to Wilkins. ment expressed shock and de- tion, told newspien that he had battled Mediterranian island torn call vote, turned down Tuesday by conflict betwden its inhabi­ an effort to grant special income tants of Greek and Turkis de­ tax deductions to parents whose Answ ers C ensorship Charges scen t. ARCHBISHOP MAKARIOS children are in college. Wilkins had represented the The Johnson administration United States in efforts to get sco red a m a jo r victory in m u s­ President Archbishop Makarios tering sufficient forces to keep to agree to dispatch of a NATO the controversial provision from News Adviser Tells Role police force here to maintain Anti-Tax being w ritten intothe $11.6-billion order. American troops would tax cut bill. But it obviously took not like, they yel , suffer, and then the competency of a particular in­ State News advisor Louis J. make up about 2,000 of the so m e intensive behind-the- stru cto r. Berman answered charges that forget about it.” 10,000 man unit. “What would the instructor Committee scenes persuasion. Berman said he has made only the MSU student newspaper is be­ Earlier Tuesday Makarios re­ The suspenseful roll call was two policy decisions concerning do?” he asked. “ Would he write ing cen so red by him and other Un­ plied formally to the British- tied 44-44 at one point and again a letter telling what a good in­ iversity administrators. m a teria l printed in t h e State American plan for a western Wins Grant at 45-45. The “ no” votes against structor he is?” News. alliance army to keep the peace the proposal cast in the last min­ Berman spoke Tuesday to the The second policy decision is One is that no articles or let­ on Cyprus but the bearded chief The Off-Campus A n ti-T ax ute includ ed th ree of its c o - MSU Men’s Club luncheon at the that there will be no series or ters are printed which question of state seemed to be keeping Committee won a token victory s p o n s o r s — Sens. H ubert H. Union. He came to theStateNews articles exposing any department them guessing. Monday night at the East Lans- Humphrey, D-Minn. Robert C. in 1961 with about 40 y e a rs of later than two weeks before the It was made plain, however, ing City Council, Byrd, D-W. Va., and Frank E. newspaper experience in end of the term. This, he said, is that President Makarios and his Though it failed in its attempt Moss, D-Utah. Chicago, Muskegon and White­ Cowden in effect because those attacked fellow leaders of the Greek to get a blanket postponement on The final tally showed 26 Re­ MAKING BGSSIE GLOSSY - Cottle in the livestock pavil- hall. He is a past president of the would not have any chance to re­ Cypriot majority want the pro- the date of filing of the personal publicans and 19 Democrats ion are being cleaned with vacuum cleaners as farmers Michigan Press Association. ply before the term ended. jected army linked in some way property statements, it did draw favoring the proposal. They were spruce up ther stock for exhibit, during Farmer’s Week. There are usually two charges To Present “The second policy statement to the U.N. Security Council, a concession from City Assessor outweighed by 43 Democrats and leveled at the State News adviser, has cut down on the amount of The U.S. and British govern- • Frank A. Warden who said that 5 Republicans. he indicated. They a re that h e crusading that students want to After defeatingthatproposal by reads everything before;, it is (continued on page 9) (continued on page 8) Awards (continued on page 8) Sen. A b ra h a m A. Ribicoff, D- printed, and that he is President Conn., the Senate also rejected Alabama Schools John A. Hannah's personal cen­ Three Michigan farm leaders with a 47-47 tie vote a proposal so r. will receive MSU’sDistinguished by Sen. Winston L. Prouty, R-Vt., He said the first charge is not Service to Agriculture citations to allow tax deductions for work­ true because he often does not ing students. Are Powder Keg even get time to read the paper today. They are Edward J. Wright ' An undergraduate under after it is printed let alone be­ of Saginaw; Arthur E. Sackett, Prouty’s proposal would be al­ TUSKEGEE, Ala. ,f— Negroes at nearby Notasulga and Shorter fo re, Edmore; and E. J. Clabuesch, lowed up to $1,200 a y ear on his delayed their appearance at newly after state authorities closed de­ “ I so m etim es check it over and Pigeon. desegregated schools in two ru ral segregated Tuskegee High, were make notations with red pencil (continued on page 9) T. K. C'owden, dean of the Col­ communities. Tuesday in an at­ expected to complete the trans­ after it comes out,” he said. "The lege of Agriculture, will present mosphere so tense that one of­ fer by tomorrow. editor then looks over what I have the aw ards at 1 p.m in 109 ficial caled it “a powder keg.” checked and if he doesn’t agree, In T u sk eg ee, m eanwhile, th ere Anthony Hall as part of the 49th, Bill Limits But the 12 N egro te e n -a g e rs , then he agrues with m e.” w e re r e c u r r i n g rumors of annual Farm er’s Week. This is ordered enrolled at white schools " I often give the s ta ffe rs ad­ planned N eg ro demonstrations the 10th year the awards have vice, but I do not get mad if they against the closing of the school Colleges been given. don’t take it,” he added. where a mass white boycott last W right, a m em b er of the M ichi­ In the last two and a half y e a rs September left a student body gan Agricultural Co m m i s s i o n Packaging that I have been adviser, Presi­ of only 12 N eg ro es. w as “ M ichigan D airym an of the To 30,000 dent Hannah has only commented There was no official expla­ on one story he didn’t like, he in­ Y e a r ” in 1962. nation for the absence of the Ne­ Sackett and his son operate A resolution-designed to limit Director dicated. gro pupils Tuesday, but it a 600 acre potato partnership the number of students in state- “ If something gets into t h e appeared to result from the me­ in M ontcalm County. supported col eges and univer­ State News the administrators do chanics of getting formal Charter president of the C hief sities in M ichigan was introduced Appointed in the house of representatives approval for the transfer from Wabasis Potato Growers’ Co­ T uesday. Allyn C. Beardsell, former the county board. operative, he is now director of N agy To Discuss R ep. Jo s e p h Mack, D-Iron- director of new products for the the National Potato G ro w ers Gov. G eo rg e W allace sent so m e wood, sponsored the resolution. Mead C orp . in Cincinnati has been Association. 135 riot-trained state troopers Mack proposed an amendment named executive director of Trade W ith Reds Clabuesch is Pigeon State Bank to the two rural communities and to the new state constitution, M SU’ s Packaging Foundation, president and is active in the about 40 others to Tuskegee. F e re n c N agy, former Hun­ adding the following: Inc. Col. Al Lingo, the troopers* garian prime minister, will speak field of fa rm cred it. He has "A state institution of higher Beardsell, 54, will start im­ commander, warned his men at serv ed on agricu ltu ral co m m it­ on “Can We Do Business with MSU ‘ARCHAEOLOGY’--!» looks like the diggings of scientists searching ruins, but this hole education shall not serve more mediately. The foundation was Notasulga that “we’re sitting on te e s of both the M ichigan and the Communist World?” , at 8:15 by Sn yd er Hall is only the groundwork on the new Psychology Annex. fw„ by l.„> than 30,000 full-time resident form ed in 1957 to organize in­ American Bankers’ Association. a powder keg here tonight in F a irc h ild T h eater, students or their equivalent at dustrial support for the school any one tim e.’’ of Packaging. T h e r e s o lu tio n must get Announcement of his appoint­ through the House Rules and Re­ ment was made by Maurice J . L ibrarian O pposes C losed Stacks solutions Committee and be voted Day, senior vice-president of on i n the house. A fter going the Crucible Steel Co. andchair- through a similar process in t4v man of the board for the foun­ Senate the resolution would be dation, and Philip J. May, vice- submitted to the people of the president for business and fi­ H onesty Best A nsw er— Chapin state in the November election nance and foundation treasurer. One representatives who sup­ B e a r d s e l l succeeds H, G. tom, a librarian is personally ports the Mack resolution said Walter of Chicago, who resigned to steal something, chances are stack library where all books “The best answer to the pro- the Micigan Library Association the p re sen t condition would be he advocates limiting the num­ you’ll hide it somewhere else." would be paged by attendants, responsible for all the volumes the position in 1962. blem of b o ok-stealin g is y i honest devoted an entire meeting to the to make this stealing socially ber of stu d en ts in M ichigan Chapin suggested. in his library. At the end of the Harold J. Raphael, associate unacceptable — just as drug ” We like to think of ourselves student,” Richard E. Chapin, di- subject but arrived at no solution, year he must pay for all the schools because “a few of the professor of packaging has been addiction is. The problem we are as having other than a sheer "However, this would lead to rector of the library said. Chapin pointed out that the volumes that have been lost or colleges are getting too big.” acting execu tiv e dirwetofc. concerned with is something akin policing function,” Chapin said. much wasting of the student’s “ All the checkers manage to problem was one of dicotomy— stolen. Michigan State University al­ Since its inception, the non­ to a sick s o c ie ty .” do at the present is to keep ^ isdesirable and even necessary “We are not allowed to search time and counteract part of the ready has more than 27,000 full­ profit foundation h^w iiJetl some honest students from stealing,” t0 j,ave an 0pen library and yet, Increased checking would pro­ anybody without a warrant. With educatiM^srocess,” he said. “1 time students and is slated to $400,000 toward construction of bulky coats or jackets the pro­ conside^Drowsing an important he explained. at the same time, it leads to the bably not lead to much improve­ “ If this w ere true in A m erica, go over the 30,000 m ark next a $2 million Jbmplex planned blem is compounded.” part of using the library.” Chapin said, "no librarian would year, University officials have Chapin said that the problem removal of books and articles ment of the situation, he sa^_ to house the ^ckaging school. “We can check briefcases,” A possible means of alleviating According to an old Asian cus— be willing to hold down the job.” said. The first unit of the complex of stolen books is under serious which make up the library, he said, “but if you’re going the problem would be a closed- consideration. In the past year "The best way to counteract is to be completed by fall. Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, February 5, 1964

Re-Evaluation Is In Order N utritionist S eeks T o Inform P ublic Power to change the course of have done the sam e thing. By DENISE BELCHEH a life is no sm all thing. Chief Justice Frazier D. Alex­ State News Staff Writer ander, admits judiciary is faced Tell people the truth and let them take it from there, is the motto The nine m em bers of student with a conflict of values. But he of Miss Dena C. Cedarquist, chairman of the department of foods judiciary are faced with just that and nutrition, and one of the six winners of Distinguished Faculty' • • d o e s n ’ t th in k i t ’ s important responsibility time after time Awards for 1964. e n o u g h to d e s t r o y judiciary’s “ It people know the truth about proteins, minerals and vitamins, each term. They can recommend they can distinguish truth from falsehood themselves," Miss usefulness.’ ’ public humiliation or actual de­ Cedarquist explained. She uses various means for her educational program, mainly in privation of education for serious We think it is important. the classes she teaches in the College of Home Economics. However, violations of University regu­ The integrity and impartiality she has also tried to help the general public by preparing a series of 22 half-hour video tape programs on basic nutrition. l a t i o n s . o f j u d i c i a r y have also b e e n Her main interest is fighting dishonesty in advertising, for which questioned recently. The dean of students. of course, she received the faculty award. While primarily concerned with ed­ ucating the public to continue the battle, Miss Cedarquist has also m u s t a p p r o v e all judiciary Three students who requested come in open conflict with some firms and with the federal govern­ m ent. recom m end at ions .'Ho w e v e r. only their names be withheld t o l d t h e She has given frequent c riticis m to the food supplement diets, bas­ one recommendation in the p a s t State News a story which leaves ically on the grounds that the purchase price is far above what it would cost to p rep are a com parable diet. three years has been rejected. no doubt that proper judicial “ Every day there comes across this desk some new questionable process was ignored in a case product, another way to separate people from their money'," she Grave doubts have been raised l a s t t e r m . said. a s to w h e t h e r this extensive Her “ war with the government," as she terms it, is presently rag­ ing over an article being published by theU. S. Printing Office. Miss power best serves the interests These students knew judiciary Cedarquist said it first appeared in 1936, in a popular .woman’s mag­ of the students. m em bers and talked to them be­ azine. A senator had it entered in the Senate reco rd , and it was then fore . during and after their h ear­ published by the government. Miss Cedarquist said it gives com­ Dean of Students John A. Fuzak pletely false information on the worth of food being eaten today. ings. They were “ leaked” infor­ “This has been one of the ten best sellers of the U. S. Printing wonders if the University has mation after one hearing before PttlLfflANK Office of all time,” she lamented. placed judiciary members in a She said she first saw a copy of the publication about three years the decisions on their cases had ago, and immediately wrote the government, stating her reasons hypocritical position of upholding been finalized by the dean of stu­ for her position on it. She was promised that the article would be rules which they do not believe withdrawn from circulation. But in Decem ber, she found out that it d e n t s ; is still being printed, due to the urgings of a group of- supplemental a r e ju s t . Although this m ay not indicate food m anufacturers. M iss Cedarquist has been at M ichigan State for 20 years. She It boils down to a question of any subversive plot on the part came as an assistant professor in 1944, from the University of Wis­ whether a judiciary m em ber who of judiciary members, it cer­ “ Not again!1 consin, where she had received her doctorate degree in nutrition and biochemistry. “ chugs a m ug’’ on Saturday night tainly indicates a lack of m aturity should be . asked at a meeting and respect for the impartiality

Monday morning to recommend which is basic to American ju­ penalties for other students who dicial procedure. Gateway To South ’

Editor’s Note: This is the reasons which were only loosely On 'Our Man Overseas' first in a series of articles 'Man Overseas’ Describes Colombia related to their day-to-day work entitled “Our Man Over« accomplishments. seas.” This article, by Today, employers subject to Today the State News inaugu­ pressing the thoughts of people Richard G. Wheeler, lead­ As Busy, Productive Friend Of U.S. Colombian labor laws are not only rates a series of articles giving out of our own environment and er of MSU’s Colombia Pro­ required to meet certain mini­ from United States sources. mum wage standards, but must the views of educators in o t h e r way of life. ject, gives a glimpse into the life of Colombia and Almost as rapidly, however, a also .meet certain other obliga­ nations on the life and tempo of its relations withtheUnit- large share of the dollars have tions with respect to providing Any help that can be offered by flowed back to the United States shoes, clothing, l'ealth services, the people with whom they are ed States. in payment for m achinery and ve­ and sim ilar " n e c e s s itie s ." By students or faculty m em bers in w 'o r k in g . M EDELLIN, Columbia — h icles, re frig e ra to rs and wheat, the same mores, a deadbeat can this series will be appreciated. plus many other products of feel a certain right to say, “I'm* “ Our Man Overseas” is the "G atew ay to South A m e rica " is Michigan and the rest of the hungry. Give me 30 centavos!” Anyone who can offer the nam e of a phrase which can fittingly iden­ title given to this series. About tify Colombia to air and sea trav­ United States. From a sophisti­ The wealthy, in short, have an ob­ a potential “ man overseas” is cated Colombian viewpoint, the ligation to support the poor. a d o z e n educators h a v e b e e n elers from the north, and it is a position of the United States in This view contrasts sharply a s k e d e i t h e r to contact the phrase which will become even asked to contribute articles on more appropriate with the com­ these transactions is much like with the business-minded atti­ State News or that person t o t e l l "vour own work, your views on pletion of important links in the that of any merchant making tudes, of Colombia’s rapidly time-payment sales to expand his him of the s e r i e s . Pan-American Highway. growing middle class. the political, social and intellec­ Je ts from New Y ork, Miami business. tual situations and events of the Our intent is to broaden the and Los Angeles pass through Bogota daily on their way to Rio, Remnant Of Feudalism Hope For Prosperity country, the university with which University's understanding of Buenos Aires, Santiago, Lima, you are currently associated, other nations, their people and Quito and other m ajor southern Another viewpoint is rooted in The poor are also eager to en­ personal sketches and many other cities. Inter-continental travel­ the heritage of feudalism, which joy the fruits of economic pro­ their hopes. With the cooperation ers also enter Colombia through down to farily recent tim es r e ­ gress, as may be readily demon­ t o p i c s . ” of anyone in a position to help, Barranquilla, Cartagena, Medel­ mained stronger than in the strated by the number of transis­ lin, Cali and Buenaventura. S - United States. The Spanish word The series is designed to serve today’s article could be the start tor radios slung over the shoul­ The orchids of Medellin, like for employer is “patron" — a ders of barefooted campesinos a function in the entire University of a worthwhile and enlightening the cable-car or funicular rail­ word which in Spanish as in Eng- and low-income city dwellers. In way ascent to Monserrate over­ lish carries certain implications community, as a means of ex­ s e r i e s . the minds of these individuals, the hanging Bogota, a r e known to of feudalistic origin. Government has a very real obli­ countless travelers from all tie if any recognition to the com­ In feudal times, the wealthy gation to hold the cost of living at p arts of the world. But the way by plexities of demand and supply lord or patron felt some pres­ a level com m ensurate with th e which Colombia touches the lives relationships, were to place di­ sure to underwrite the survival wages of unskilled labor, which of most Americans is through its rect responsibility on the United of his needy serfs or peons, for range around a dollar a day. Value Of The Poll Tax Ban major export crop—COFFEE. States and its citizens for the By the same token, the habits of price behavior of the New York p ro m p t issuance of a John F. coffee-drinkers throughout the coffee market. (Remember how Kennedy commemorative T h e r e c e n t l y ratified 24th Commission, Hannah h a s f o u n d United States and other countries Congress, a decade ago, in v es­ stamp— the first of any govern­ amendment to the Constitution, that many voters, Negro or white, exert profound effects upon th e tigated the Latin American "cof- m ent. Colombian economy. Colombians the bold fée conspiracy’’?) says President John A. Hannah, will be willing t o p a y a poll tax are far from unaware that their T h e United States, neverthe­ Reaction To Alliance is “ a good one,” but he expects i f they are determined to cast level of living depends in a very le s s , has the strong sympathy and real sense upon th e p rice of it to have little real effect. “ In support of the Colombian govern­ To many Colombians, Kennedy masculine their ballots. Colombian coffee in New York ment and its people in basic mat­ represented the personification recent years, the poll tax has not City. ters of international a ffa ir s . of a vigorous "Good Neighbor" been an effective means of keep­ N evertheless, the fact that this President Kennedy was espe­ policy. This is not to say that look Coffee Price Drops cially popular with Colombians, there has been complete satisfac­ in g N e g r o e s f r o m v o t i n g , ” amendm ent could be ratified is a and the sincere grief at his death tion with results under the Al­ Unfortunately, that price de­ Hannah said. hopeful sign. We now know t h a t a t could scarcely have been greater liance for Progress—much less in men's eyewear is avail­ clined from 80 cents a pound in if Colombia’s own President had This is probably true. Southern least three fourths of the s t a t e any abject gratitude for loans and 1954 to less than 40 cents a pound been the victim. other forms of aid from interna­ able at Wallace's. politicians, intent on keeping N e­ legislatures are willing to acto n during the 1961-63 period, while A typical event was related by tional sources. Colombia was attempting to make Choose from a wide selec­ groes from wielding their justi­ civil rights legislations, and will a m edical doctor who learned of To a considerable extent, in­ substantial economic progress as the assassination in the remote ternational loans and other forms tion of handsome frames fied political pow er, have found support the spirit, if not the a participant in the Alliance for country home of a cam pesino who of foreign aid have had to replace P ro g re s s. in bold masculine styles other means of accomplishing letter, of the planned laws in this had reacted promptly to the news coffee earnings in recent years Under the circumstances, it received- on his radio by draping as a means of sustaining needed at either Wallace loca­ such ends. Reading examinations, area. The new amendment may would s ca rce ly be surprising if his own country’s flag with black. imports. Directly or indirectly, tion. Look your best, see some few Colombians, giving lit- A governmental reaction was the for example, have been used to not be all that could be desired many of the loan funds have flowed your best with the aid of keep voter registration down. but it is a step in the right d irec­

As chairm an of the Civil Rights ti o n . C alled iG row ing P ains 9 Revolts Endanger Africa MICHIGAN STATE S T A T E N E W S There’s a four alarm fire burn­ With varying degrees of success, er, including over-ruling court UNIVERSITY ing in Africa, and it threatens to they attempted to rid themselves decisions which didn’t serve his go out of control if no one can of the control of British and na­ purpose. co m e up with a way- to stop it. tive officers. The story is a familiar one that Member Associated Press, United Press summer term; special Welcome Issue in Sep­ The political storms breaking Again the Congo is the scene ju st s e e m s to go on and on with­ International, Inland Daily Press Association, tem ber. out in the "dark continent" have of violence and bloodshed. T er­ out relief in sight. Is there a solu- Associated Collegiate Press Association, Second class postage paid at East Lansing, taken scores of lives, African and r o r is ts a re on the ram page in t i c ? Michigan Press Associa/ion. Michigan. non-African alike, and a general Kwilu province: It reminds one of U.N. Secretary G e n e r a l U Editorial and business offices at 341 Student feeling of unrest has settled in p ast news fro m theC ongo, doesn’t Thant has suggested that the Published by the students of Michigan Services Building, Michigan State University, like a thick cloud. it? trouble in Africa is like the grow­ State University. Issued on class days Monday East Lansing, Michigan. Mail subscriptions In the past three weeks swift The long-standing racial ten­ ing pains of a small child. through Friday during the fall, winter and payable in advance: term, $3; 2 terms, $4; and significant changes have sion in South Africa has come to spring quarters, twice weekly during the 3 terms, $5; full year, $6 . "The birth of a new nation is taken place - changes of such aboil again. W hite"Afrikaners" like the birth of a child," he said. scope and complexity that diplo­ are seeking to limit immigration "It has to go through certain pro­ Editor...... Bruce Fabricant Wire Editor...... John Van Gieson mats are still puzzling over them. to those whites who will fit into cesses and certain trouble, like ' Advertising Manager...... Fred Levine Photo Chief...... George Junne First came Zanzibar. There a the segregated society and help teething troubles, for instance.” Campus Editor...... Gerry Hinkley Night Edisar...... Tom Winter group African insurrection­ keep f>?£ status-quo* ■> WALLACE Opticians A ss't campus editor...... Liz Hyman Asst. Adv. Mgrs...... Frank Senger Jr., Will Africa outgrow the child­ ists, some 50 of them trained in In te r-trib a l w arfare in Rwanda 3040 Vine (opposite Frandor) Ph. IV 9-2774 Editorial Staff. . . .Barb Bn ...... Arthur Langer Communist Cuba, overthrew the has left thousands dead. hood diseases that are plaguing ...... Karen Gilliland Circulation Manager...... Bill Marshall island government. In Ghana, President Kwame her now without help? And, more also offices downtown at 107 N. Washington. Ph. IV 2-1175 News Adviser...... Dave Jaehnig important, how many lives will Sports Editor...... Jerry Caplan Then African soldiers mutinied Nkrumah has done everything in Dr. R. C. Jones and Dr. B. C. Bussard, registered optometrists in Tanganyika, Kenya andUganda. his power to keep himself in pow­ be lost before she does? Wednesday, February 5, 1964 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 3

JFK Halves P rof’s B ooklet H elps C a m p , R esort A gents C om ing

To Be Struck For Sum m er Em ploym ent R ally P lan B udget M eals

Students interested in summer interested in summer employ­ room and board, available activ­ Next Week in her booklet to help save this The problem of how to stretch employment in camps and resorts ment," Tom Rand, assistant di­ ities, necessary experience and m oney. the 'food dollar,” yet keep meals may attend the Summer Employ­ rector of student employment at types of jobs available, Rand The free booklet is available nutritious Is discussed in "M ak­ ment Rally at 7 p.m. onTuesday, the Placement Bureau said. said. WASHINGTON .f -T h e firs t of in 10 Agirciilture Hall. ing the Most of Your Meals,” F e b . 18. Representatives from various There will also be a number the 90 million new John F. a new booklet by Roberta Her- The rally, sponsored by the camps and resorts in the Michi­ of students who have worked in Kennedy half dollars to be sent shey, professor emeritus and Placement Bureau and the Spar­ gan area and also a few from camps, resorts and national into general circulation will be specialist in food and nutrition. 'O thello’ To O pen tan Women's League, will be held out of state will be on hand to parks to answer questions. struck next Tuesday at mints in Students living off-campus and in the second floor parlors of answer questions. Students will also have access Philadelphia and Denver. in married housing may find the Union. T h e s e representatives will to the summer employment cata­ T he White House announced Tonight In A rena this booklet a great aid In meal "The purpose of the rally is to give helpful tips on how to apply logs from the Student Employ­ this Tuesday and said distribution planning. The University Theater’s pro­ provide information for students for summer jobs,posslblewages, ment Office. will begin through federal re­ "The cost of healthful food duction of, “Othello,” will be­ serve banks when 26 million half plans for a family of four often gin its run at 8 p.m., in the dollars' have been made. This is varies by as much as $12 or arena theater below the audi­ expected to make them available $13 a week,” Miss Hershey says. torium. Tickets may be pur­ to the public in late March or She gives recipes and ideas chased at the door only. early April. C o n g re ss a u th o riz e d the Kennedy half dollar under a bill signed by President Johnson Dec. 30. The face of the coin bears a AUSG Plans $400 likeness of Kennedy facing left. The word “ Liberty” is above and around the border, and the date Surplus In Budget You Donuts is below. Beneath the picture is the motto “ In God We Trust.” The A 11 - University Student The money will be used for Buv the The reverse side reproduces Government finance committee coffee hours for foreign students the Presidential Coat of Arms. has released the AUSG budget and for promoting better under­ for winter term, which provides PARKING SNAG BAGGED -• Terry Maxon, Greene, N.Y., We’ll throw in the holes standing between Americans and sophomore, looks with pleasure upon the parking courtesy for $425.25 surplus to be left foreign students. from income from registrations. extended by the University during this week’s annual Farm Three hundred dollars was set The budget is divided into two Week Meetings. Photo by Lorry Fntxlan Ag Engineers aside for president’s business major parts, the general fund FREE and hospitality. This is mostly and the executive, judicial and with each purchase of a dozen donuts, Dawn will give the Honor Prof legislative funds. to be used for entertaining WORLD FAMOUS The total general fund budget speakers and guests of AUSG. purchaser a half-dozen donut balls FR EE. This offer expires is $1,100. This includes $745 The National Student Associ­ for labor and $300 for telephone February 5, 1964. With Award ation received $105 and Student TELEFUNKEN RADIOS exp enses. Congress $100. The labor allocation includes NOW IT TIPE UCIRDMG M . Carl Hall, professor of agri­ a $16 per week salary for the $85 was also allocated to Spar­ DAWN DONUTS cultural engineering, received p resid en t’ s se c re ta ry , $10 p er tan Spirit to pay for a pep rally the Engineer of the Year award week for the speaker’s salary, and the Spartan Spirit award. 1125 East Grand River from the Michigan section of the and $110 for mimeograph ope­ The total expected re v e n u e American Society of Agricul­ ra to rs . from winter term registration 3 3 2 -2 5 4 1 tural Engineers at a recognition The budget for executive, judi­ is $5,200. banquet. cial, and legislative funds is Open Everyday 5 AM to 1 AM A, H. Mark, Michigan chair­ $3,624.25-. The largest single man of the ASAE and director allocation is $800 for Academic of engineering for Massey- Fer­ Benefits. This includes Provost Calendar of guson, Detroit, presented the L e c t u r e s , College Bowl, and SHOP AT JACOBSON’S award. some trophies. Hall is a member of th ASAE Organizations b u rea u w as EVERY W EDNESDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE board of directors, past chair­ given $710, of which $670 is man and member of the ASAE bein g u sed to reprint Sparta WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS - NOON TO 9 P.M. electric power and processing Guide, a booklet containing rules Management Seminar — 3:30 section, member of paper CAPRICE AM-FM $69.95 and regulations of student organi­ p.m., 119 Eppley. JACOBSON’S MEN’S SHOP • 210 ABBOTT ROAD screening and food engineering zations. Enjoy the full enriched sound of FM radio committee and the steering com­ Student Government Services, Horticulture-Crop S c ie n c e "A. m ittee. which does mimeographing, silk on TELEFUNKEN world leader in fine Sem in ar — 4 p .m ., 204 Hort. screening and thermofaxing and tops in versatility, Hall is also U.S. correspon­ Physiology and Pharmacology radios. See the complete line of T E L E ­ gives loans to students, received dent for the International Society Seminar — 4:10 p.m., 101 Gilt— FUNKEN radios a t ...... for Agricultural Engineering and $625. ner. our w ashable poplin H i-Fi and Stereo Components at Catalogue Prices ASAE representative on the en­ L ib r a ry Sem in ar — 8 p .m .,L i ­ Four hundred sixty dollars was gineering committee on profes­ brary Staff Lounge. lightw eight jacket sional development. set aside for public relations, TAPE RECORDING IND. three hundred forty dollars of this Lecture Series, "Can We Do open Mon. & Sat. 9-5:00, Wed. 'Til 9, Hall is author of three books, will be used for printing a book­ B u sin e ss with the Communists Free Parking Behind Store by Martin of California, an co-author and contributor to four let which will explain to students W orld?” F e r e n c Nagy, Hun­ 1101 E. Grand River, E. Lonsing. One Block E- o* Campus books. what AUSG is and what it can do gary — 8:15 p.m., Fairchild. all purpose spring casual for them. These booklets, which Spartan Guard Drill Team— will be out in a few weeks, will 4 p.m., Dem. Hall Ballroom. CAM PUS INTERVIEWS designed for ease of be distributed mainly to fresh­ Promenaders — 7 p.m., 34 'A Time To K eep’ m en . W om en’ s IM. February 11, 1964 movement and confifort Another $100 of the public re­ Fisheries and Wildlife Club — On Shaw Radio lations amount is to be used for 7:30 p.m., Forestry Cabin. in action. Great styling, State News advertising. Spartan Women’s League WKME Radio, thfe ShawBroad- The International Cooperation Jewelry Show — 7 p.m., 36 too...rib knit collar, cuffs casting Organization, will pre­ Committee appropriation is $350. Union. ENGINEERING sent voices and events of the last year in a series Of special and bottom, zipper fly- A Free Lecture on reports at 7 p.m. Wednesdays# SCIENCES “A Time to Keep: 1963" is front, drop shoulders.. an NBC news production nar­ CH RISTIAN SCIEN CE rated by Chet Huntley and David Sea mist or bone white. Brinkley- The news team will S u b j e c t ALL DEGREE LEVELS discuss the social and political “GOD OMNIPOTENT MAKES MAN TRIUMPHANT” 36 to 46 sizes. 15.95 forces which affected the year ¡963, including the World Series, L e c t u r e r • Electronics the Profumo scandal, U. S. As­ NOEL D. BRYAN-JONES, C.S. of WORTHING ENGLAND tronaut Cooper, Governor George • Mechanical Wallace and Rev. Dr. Martin Jacobson’s P l a c e • Industrial Luther King RICH. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AUD. JUST OFF VICTOR The death of Pope John, the • Engineering Physics MEN'S SHOP AVE., WEST OF PLEASANT GROVE ROAD, LANSING Communist split, the Assassi­ • Mathematics / nation of President Kennedy, and T i m e Johnson's address to Congress • Statistics will also be included in the series. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1964 ot 8:15 pm______

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F ood Surplus D istribution W o rld N e w s ‘Society Should Sym pathize A id To Cooperation — W ood at Q Glance W ith E arly M arriages N eeds9 T h e Food for Pe.ice nroerarr. ~ot 50 eas>ly reached other- has allowed them to igr.ore the U.S. Questions Cuban ‘Fishermen’ is gertle out tirm wedge be_ wise," Wood said. serious weaknesses o: their agri- KE^ WEST, Fla. f’~In the face of Cuban protests of "intoler­ Society should be sympathie reached a plateau, Mrs. Hansen 3 person has a lack of special tween Poland and Russia and a "It helps the masses in their cultural industries." able aggression,” U.S. authorities questioned Tuesday Cubans to the needs of early marriages, said. "The average age of men skills, and a lack of general eed for food and has opened aboard four trawlers caught fishing in American waters. r a t h e r than adopt restrictive was 23 and that of women was prodding conscience to Yugo­ education. slav ia, Garland Wood, professor ne doors of even the most Cuba protested to the United Nations that the United States policies or punishment, a panel 20 in 1950,” she said. "These G uatem ala W ork of agricu ltu ral economics re- suspicious nationalistic committed "an act of intolerable aggression" in seizing the of three from the home manage­ are the same figures we have "Studies show that girls who ported Tuesday. peoples. four fishing boats off Florida Sunday. ment and child development de­ from the 1960 census.” dated sooner, who went steady "The p ro g ram has est;tablished "Many developing nations have Business education and secre- Beckwith Accusation Rests partment, said Tuesday. " J o b limitations a r e very younger, and who dated older a channel of j.-derstandi.'2 and ~ot V"et : '-ced up to the growing tarial work in Guatemala will be JACKSON, Miss. F—The state rested its case Tuesday in the The discussion was based on prominent in early marriages,” m en, seem ed to m a rry y o u n g e r,” communication between the U.S. threat their populations out- described by Peter G. Haines, trial of Byron De La Beckwith, charged in the rifle slaying of a film , “ Early Marriage," pre­ Mrs. Shaffer said. "The young Mrs. Hansen said. and certain nntio s that would nu. r.h.g t. eir food supp.ies. The professor ot education, at 4 p.m. Negro leader .Vledgar Evers. sented to a predominantly high export of foods to these countries today in theSociaiSciehce lounge Near the end of the state’s case on the eighth day of the trial, school audience here fo r two witnesses testified they saw Beckwith’s automobile with its Farmer's Week. Union Book Store Union Book Store Union B o o k St tall, distinguishing radio antenna parked near the scene of the On thepanel were Eugene Peis- IP lacem ent Bureau) ambush shooting. ner, associate professor of home Protest At U.S. Embassy In Ghana management and child develop­ Feb. 12, mission: chemistry (B,M), vet­ ACCRA, Ghana f — Hundreds of placard-carrying pro-govern­ ment and extension specialist on erinary medicine (D), physical ment demonstrators protested for several hours at the U.S. family life, and Mrs. Thelma Amphenol - B o r g Electronics education (BM,), business admin­ Embassy Tuesday against what they called American Embassy Hansen, and Mrs. Carol Shaffer, Corporation: electrical, mechan­ UNION BOOK STORE instructors in home management istration, Arts and Letters, com­ rumor circulation. Some of the scores of placards read "Down ical (B), accounting (Bl, physics munication arts, social science with Yankee imperialism,” and "Ghana yes, Yankee no.” and child development. (D). (B,M), College of Engineering Meanwhile, the Ghana government has warned it will take "the M rs. Ha'nser. defined an ea rly Associates Investment Com­ (B,M ), u rban planning (B,M), firmest action against anybody found to be involved in this vicious marriage as one where one or pany: College of Business (B), la n d s c a p e archetecture (B), rumor mongering.” both of the partners are less marketing, finance, economics sociology (B,M). M e n . Home It added that steps had already been taken "to crush once and than 20 years old. (B). Economics (B), N u rsin g (B). for all this shameful behavior.” E a r l y marriages may have Detroit Civil Service Com- Women only. 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o T h e m a n w h o said it w asn’t t a l k i n g a b o u t No use for the idler. No use for the guy who can't bear down. We don’t order extra copies k advertising, but he might have been. Because No use for the one without talent or the wit to use it. Don’t be left out buy yours to d a y . advertising is everything he said. And it’s also Are you well paid in advertising? Yes. pretty well. Do you earn your money? If you don't you just don't last. one of the most im portant and difficult occupa­ S Wolverine office A c r o s s What kinds of jobs might be open? Creative jobs all. Here t tions in A m erica today. If you’re good enough, it movies make girls scream. at Burnett we want people in marketing, media, research, 344 student services 0 could be the job for you. W ith us. broadcasting, client service, and copy. op en 3*5 4. N am e of N. during Civil War. r We don't want you if you're looking for a nice, secure cor­ If you buy America's economic system, you've got to buy poration position. If you're not too sure that your conclusions 5. Abbrev. for Mich. State Univ. e advertising. It's just that simple. make sense. If you hate disagreements so much that you The deadly serious purpose of advertising is simply this: 6. Type of music Dixieland is famous for. won’t stand up for a good idea. U Move the goods. We do want you if you’re a realistic visionary with a quick 7. Slang for take a break, "Take ’’ n What does moving the goods accomplish? It generates mind, old-fashioned strength of character and high hopes for 1 money and profits. The money and profits that help make your future. FOR THOSE WHO 8 3-D Movie, "House of ’’ 67 million jobs. That finance our shot to the moon. That pay o What should your academic background be? Nothing spe­ for the Peace Corps. For scholarships. For new housing. For cial, so long as it's not disgraceful. What should you do to LIKE GOOD FOOD... n the National Institutes of Health. D o w n learn more? Check with your placement director about our Many these days can make good products. visit to your campus. B The hard job is to s e ll them — honorably and at a profit. We plan to visit about 20 universities this spring. Can you G IA N T HAM 1. Current styles for dresses. And without having to use a personal salesman for each five o make us interested enough to see you? February 27, 1964 S AN D W IC H miles of road. 2. Name of a basketball game when players o OR ride donkeys. Can advertising do all this? Inside the profession, no one k ,P p - even questions that it can. There is way too much proof. Leo Burnett Company, Inc. Mm I in Im lfv The thing is, though, wft can never let up. If we slip, the ADVERTISING S jobs slip. The tax money slips. The nation's muscle withers. CHICAGO • NEW YORK • HOLLYWOOD • TORONTO • MONTREAL. GIANT HOT SAUSAGE F or Answ ers See Page SANDWICH t Advertising must do its job this year, next year, the year O h, yCS. A b o u t US. after that and the one after that. Leo Burnett Company is one of the DELIVERY half-dozen largest advertising agencies in the U.S. About two EVERY There are fewer than sixty thousand people in advertising dozen of America's most important companies trust us to pre­ in America today. Not many for the job they do. but it shows pare and place their advertising for them each year. Our head DAY that the profession has no use for just anybody. office is Chicago —Prudential Plaza. Chicago 1. Illinois. 'F O R PIZZA SAKE CALL" UNION BOOK STORE HERE ARE THE PEOPLE WE WORK FOR: Ali. state Insurance Companies • American Mineral Spirits Co. ■ Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company • Brown Shoe Company • Campbell Soup Company • Commonwealth Edison Company and Public Sebvice Company ■ Dow Cobning Cobporation • T he Electric Association (Chicago! • Great Books of the Western World • Green Giant Company • Harris Trust and Savings B ank CASA NOVA #2 Right O n Cam pus - A D epartm ent of MSU The Hoover Company • Kellogg Company • Kroehler Mfg. Co. • T he Ma vta cCompanv 4 Philip Morris Inc. • Motorola Inc. • The Parker Pen Company • Chas. Pfizer & Co.. Inc. • The Pillsbury Company • The Procter & Gamble Company • T he Pure Oil Company • The Pure F uel Oil Company Republican National Committee • Jos. Schlitz Brewing Company • Star-Kist Foods, Inc. • Sugar Information. Inc. * Sunkist Growers. Inc. • Swift 211 MAC. AVE. ED 71668 & Company • Union Carbide Corporation, Consumer Products Division • Vick Chemical Company Store Union Book Store Union Book Store Union Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, February 5, 1964 5

Im ports D ecide Soviet G rain D eal's Fate

U.S. grain exports to Com­ earning foreign exchange. Union Is "unwilling to depend Union and satellites." several years,” Witt pointed out. a price above that paid by other a 60-70 cent export subsidy." would be issued only if half of munist countries are on the in­ "A re we prepared to buy more upon outside sources” for a sub­ Witt contended that the United "Sales appear to be limited pri­ commercial purchasers,” re­ the 'grain was shipped in Ameri­ crease. But Just how much will States has not sold, nor Is It marily by the present and ex­ can vessels. Russian products than u s e l e s s stantial part of their food supply. ported Witt. “Officially, we did Witt said that another prob­ be exported and whether this likely in the near future to sell pected hard currency earnings goods so that we can sell them They need new technology and not ask a different Drice, but lem which arose because of wheat "Since U.S. shipping rates are trend will continue is still un­ wheat?" asked Witt. *'To what its surplus grain to Red China. Red China has available to allo­ substantially higher than those better farm level organization domestic arguments did arise, sales to Russia is the question certain, according to a profes­ However, he noted that the U.S. cate to grain purchases." extent will we sell for credit? of production to m a k e up fo r with some unrealistic proposals. of using American ships for of other nations, the Soviet Union sor of agricultural economics. "Another alternative is a de­ has not intervened "diplomati­ Canada’s recent sales to the objected to having to pay more food shortages. transporting the produce. Under Speaking at Farmers' Week, Soviet Union have virtually com­ liberate belt tightening for the "To the extent that their pro­ cally" to dissuade Australia and "Payment of a subsidy by the Public Law 480, Food for Peace, than world prices,” explained Soviet consumers— an approach Canada from making such sales. mitted all of her remaining sur­ Witt. "It appears that this issue Lawrence Witt reported that even duction is not increased, and U.S. on these exports looks like at least half the commodities "As a result, China has ab­ plus. So the USSR has made its if the Soviet Union and her satel­ which may lead to more Internal to the extent that the West buys we are giving a special price must move in American vessels. was compromised with private lites do not produce enough sorbed Australia's wheat surplus decision to buy wheat from the unrest and a search for an out­ industrial goods and gold, there to the Soviet Union. Most people In making the decision to permit dealers who developed package grains, they cannot buy for the and made a substantial dent In U.S. at world market prices. deals to absorb some of the ex­ side scapegoat." is likely to be a market of some do not realize that every bushel sales to the communist bloc, the long term without selling and Canada's surplus during the past "The Soviet Union will not pay tra freight, Witt explained that the Soviet size for grains In the Soviet of wheat exported goes out with U.S. decided that export licenses TOTAL SAVINGS COUNT!... SAVE WITH EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AT

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INNSBRUCK, Austria (UPI)-The United States finally won a gold medal at the 1964 Winter Olympics, and it took a Michigan speed Games ‘Nothing But Farce’ skater to do it. Le a d e r m. a. . . KA. . , . . » ___ »______.u«nrnnncpH. 'Mt mioht ovan He is 23-year-old Terry McDermott— an apprentice barber in the tation of the word 'amateur' and their 'amateurs’ practice maybe proposed. "It might even take By RICHARD SCHWARTZ reasoned. "I don't see why we small community of Essexville near Bay City. State’s top hockey scorer, Mac nobody else agrees with it, eight or nine years while sup­ an act of Congress in the name State News Sports Writer can't change our standards so McDermott upset favored Russian World Champion Evgeny Grishin O rm e , picked up th ree polnta posedly serving In the army. This of physical fitness in order to " T h e Olym pic setup as it exist Bessome said. that if our boys endorse chewing to win the 500-meter speedskating event in a record 40 point one during last weekend’s series a-* coupled with free room and board alighn our standards with that today is nothing but a farce," gum, for example, they're not seconds. gainst Minnesota to boost hit "Out* amateur rules are so plus family support if an athlete oLother nations." said MSU hockey Coach Amo considered professionals." Until Tuesday, the United States Olympic team had suffered season total to 29 and retain antiquated th3t it’s a laugh com­ is married, can't be compared Bessone in explaining why the through six days of frustration at the Innsbruck Games. his hold on the top state scor­ pared to the rest of the world," As an illustration of what he with an American Olympians who "Unfortunately, U.S. figure­ United States has met with almost McDermott swept to the victory by nosing out two Russians and a ing spot. he said. "With us, athletes must terms "unfair competition," the get only two or three weeks of heads such as Olympic Presi­ contlnous frustration in the Win­ Norwegian who were in hot pursuit of him throughout most of the Doug Roberts is second with engage in a sport as an avo­ Spartan Coach singled out the team p ra c tic e and nothing to dent Avery Brundage, have been ter games at Innsbruch, Austria. r a c e . 20 points. Sophomore Wing Mike cation, but anywhere e ls e , it can Soviet entry in hockey. boot.” in the’ business so long that they "How can you consider the Even Grishin, who had won the same race twice before, hailed . Coppo continues to improve, be their vocation or a government Where do you begin if you arc do not see fit to make changes present Olympics a fair test "Our equivalent of theRussian M cD erm ott. moving into third place in this service of some sort. to alter the present arrangement? in this directio n . of our athletes compared with hockey team might be the De­ week’s listings with 17 points. "Perhaps the only possible way "As a result,” he added, "we those of other countries when "W e can’t be right and the troit Red Wings, This Is only Defenseman Jim Jacobson still for us to develop truly com­ find the American press con­ we subscribe to one interpre­ whole world wrong," Bessome natural when you consider that leads In the penalty minutes de­ petitive teams is to establish stantly panning wh’at is really a Pistons Need Big Man partment, making 23 trips to the Olympic training camps oper­ representative team; that is, re­ box for a total time of 62 minutes. ating fo r two y e a rs in advance of presentative in terms of our Goalie Harry WoolFs average the scheduled games,’’ Bessone definition of am ateurs." 'Short’ MorelandSays Two Meets And Two Titles has gone up, probably because Woolf is the Spartan’s only goal C A P t i o n By JERRY MORTON their 80-game schedule, a sched­ The State weightlifting club the Hoffman formula scale. The Ann Arbor scored 1826.7. Lift­ keeper and gets little rest. He State News Sports Writer ule generally considered to be w as an ungracious host Saturday 175-pound Hoyt raised a total ing for State were Ted Begeman, has allowed an average of 4.1 too long by most of the pros. afternoon, defeating visiting Ann of 825-pounds in his three lifts. Bernie Kutchinski, Lee Baringer goals per game. Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity '‘Sure the season’s too long,” A rbor and Saginaw Weightlifting Runner-up was Saginaw 210- and Tim Greening. Trailing Coppo in the scoring m em b e rs got it straight from the Ohl said. “ But the players want pounder Gordie Ruehs. R uehs, We Get Letters Clubs in the IM Sports Arena. race are Carl Lackey with 13, horse’s mouth la st week that big salaries, and the owners want The lifters took the team title a form er MSU student, sco red On Sunday afternoon, at De­ points, Rich Hargreaves with 11, By JEROME CAPLAN giants aren't giants on thebasket- to make money, too. You can't do with 2298.6 points, but did m iss 582 Hoffman points, with lifts troit’s Northeastern YMCA, the Don Heaphy with 10 and Tony ball floor. that by cutting down on the sched ­ out on the individual honors. totaling 870-pounds. Spartan lifters won the Open State News Sports Editor Elliot and Jacobson each with Don Ohl, Piston guard, and for­ u le ." Saginaw placed second in the Tennage title against state-wide 9. Top lifter was Ann Arbor’s ward Jackie Moreland v is ite d meet, with 1966.4 points, while competition. First by Nick Ford, Tickets for the Piston-W arrior Jerry Hoyt, who scored 599 on Lansing in anticipation of their Lance Hart and Jim Rasmusson gam e in L an sin g a re now on sale Orme has collected his 29 F e b . 18 g a m e against the San paced the weightmen. at Param oun t News and the points with 14 goals and 15 assists. Francisco Warriors at the Lans­ Glenn Sam e As Duffy S p o rtsm e iste r shop in E a s t L a n s­ He leads In both the assist and ing Civic Center. They were in­ Ford’s 545-pound total in the ing. goal departmentsj Prices effeetiv To The Editor: vited to dine with the men of Phi th ru Set., Feb. VARSITY DRIVE-IN 137-pound class won him the We reserve th Sigma Delta before returning to honors. The 165-pound Hart won My congratulations to Michael E . Shaw and Anne Stefanie Kapetan right to limit D etroit. quentitiei. with a 675 total, while Rasmus­ for their letter to CAPtion on Jan . 30. My only regret is that It DELIVERY SERVICE appeared on the sports page, where I alm ost missed it, and I’m W hile b a ttlin g their way son, weighing 181, lifted 710. Intramural sure many others did. through large portions of roast News 5 P.M. to 2 A.M. beef, the pros became involved Bill Bender was second to Possibly if 1 put up the name of John Glenn to add to the list of 7 — Snyder 15-17 those unqualified for political office, I could make the editorial in a discussion concerning their MEN’S Hart, with a 665 total, while 8 — E.M.U.-Embers favorite topic— basketball. Pizzas Subs Leonard Espinosa trailed Ras- page. 9 — Emerald-Embassy I agree that Duffy’s coaching position is no qualification for a Ohl, a four-year NBA veteran Open Hockey League m usson with a 605. Gym l(Ct.2) governorship, unless politics is admittedly run on the spoils and former star at Illinois, has 10 — Emmons-S.A.E. 6 — Casopolis-Cache Foot-long Hot Dogs' Hamburgers In an exhibition match 40-year system. In addition, 1 think an overall look at the world from a some ideas on how professional 10:30 — Bryan-McDonal 7 — McCoy-Mclnnes old Norbert Schmansky set two basketball can be improved to the satellite is not quite a close enough look to qualify a man for 8 — East Shaw 7-8 new U.S. records, with a clean benefit of both player and fan. politics. Richard H. Lehnert Residence Hall Bowling 9 — East Shaw 2-3 and jerk of 445 and a three lift “ The best thing that could hap­ Gym II(Ct.3) total of 1200-pounds. pen would be for the game to speed A lleys 8 p.m . 6 — Eminence-Empyrean Phone ED 2-6517 up," he said. "A s it stands now, I-2 — Bailey 1-4 7 — Emperors-Empowerment H ow About Som e Praise? too many fouls are called. The 3-4 — Bailey 2-3 8 — NO GAM E games drag on too long." 5-6 — Bailey 5-8 9 — Evans Scholars-Iron City To the Editor: as coach. Instead, the distaste­ 7-8 — Bailey 6-7 At 6-7, Moreland is only of Six ful role of outclassed l o s e r a verage height in com p arison 9-10 — Brinkley-Brannigan Whenever I see injury to the Gym Il(Ct. 4) is shuttled off as perhaps a "bad with other professional perform­ II—12 — Winchester-Wildcats ideals of sportsmanship, the 6 — West Shaw 6-7 b reak " or " f lu k e " . ers. He said that a lack of height FEBRUARY remedy of a drubbing, such as 7 — West Shaw 8 -9 Poor foul shooting and missed is one of the main factors keep­ Fraternity Handball State’s two losses to powerhouse 8 — C ab a n a -C a v a lier lay-ups shouldn’t- be s o le ly ing the Detroit club from rising a month of Michigan, is welcomed by even Court 7 p.m. (Doubles) 9 — Thelma Thigs-C.S.O. blamed, as in effect they w ere, out of t h e W estern D iv isio n myself, an avid Spartan partisan. 1 — Kappa Sigma(Foreman & Time Gym HI(Ct. 5) since this has invariably been the c e lla r. C o a ch Forddy A nderson, Miller)-S.A.M. — Red Trojans-Stigma Poo c a se all season . Couldn’t the re a l MoreUknd saicj he thinks 6-11 whether it be because of s o m e 2 — Delta Chi (Haeger 8iKushak) - Snyder 14-18 reason for defeat pos sib ly be Reggie Harding; ¿-ookie center for p ersonal reaso n oi sim ply a -Beta Theta Pi(Davis & Johnson) 8 — Windsor-Wight Michigan's ever-pressuring, ex­ the Pistons, should make a good tongue-in-cheek refusal to ack­ 3 Theta— Chi(Trafton -giLablond) . . . .. ■ a — UncleToms-Urban Planner» plosive, raw talent and not State’s contribution to the team after he SALES nowledge some degree of admir­ -Phi Delta Theta ------Gym lIl(Ct.6) failure to "take advantage of the gains some seasoning in the NBA. able ability in a bitter rival, has 4 — S.A,E.(Ossman fc Wollery) — McRae-McTavish situation"? A n d e r s o n ’ s only never once clearly commended After leaving East Lansing, the -L.C.A. — McDuff-McGregor COMPLETE SELECTION of PAPERBACKS dimly realistic comment was the the ‘M’ fivesome, even as a token players returned to the Motor 5 — Sigma Chi-D.T.D.(Harris & & — McBeth-McLean tight-lipped appraisal, "They’ll of traditional sportsmanship. Be­ City wjjere they are currently Fanning) McNab-McClain» be tough to c a tch ." By whom — ing a gentleman and accepting an heading down the home stretch in 6 Sigma Nu-A.E.Pi MSU? Notices undeniable defeat would be befit­ 1 - Beta Theta Pi (Imig) - Come on, coach! Childish bit­ ting to Anderson in his capacity Delta Chi (Seyfarth) The Michigan State Individusl 50% OFF tern ess and wild optimisms— 2 — A.E. Pi-S.A.E. Swimming Meet Finals will be "It didn’t surprise me to out- Splash Adds 12, 3 — Sigma Nu-A.T.O. held tonight at 7:30 in the IM rebound M ichigan, w e’re tops in •SWEATSHIRTS ÏGFÀDMEK 4 — Sigma Chi-Phi Delta Theta Pool. the B ig T e n .” "W e found out we Practices Tonight (Hartman) Entries are now being accepted T H f A T BE can play against Michigan. We'll m ► 4S5-6485 -- 5 — Kappa Sigma (Vettel)-S.A.M. for the Residence Hall swimming • COLLEGE SEAL play a much stronger game in Twelve new members have 6 — D.T.D. (Tinker)-Z.B.T. writing paper 75tf to 5 :3 0 - $1.00 A F T E R Ann A rb o r." “ ...(Michigan was) been initiated into Green Splash, m eet. (V ictor) Residence Hall and Independent HURRY. . . LAST 2 DAYS nothing spectacular"—only women’s swim society, and nine girls have been selected as the Court 8 p.m.(Singles) team handball begins tomorrow FEATURE At 1:20-3:20 evoke an increasingly-difficult, final pledge class of the year. 7 — Theta Chi(Davis)-S.A.E. night. 5:20-7:30-9:35 P.M. tolerant chuckle from true sports Pairing will appear in the State 40% « fans. Hitting the nail squarely on Joining the swimmers are: (Leahey) 8 — Sigma Nu-Z.B.T.(Levin) t h e head is always more admir­ Rosie Brown, IreneConnor, Mimi News. ewis Stevens, Vicki S terlin g , Robin 9 - - Phi Delta Theta (Becker) SPARTAN Bookstore Jour L able than victory. WOMEN'S Lawrence, Clare Lawton, Nancy -L.C.A. m s _ W ( Minding Philip Vestevich — A.E.Pi-Delta Chi(Muslof) CORNER ANN & M.A.C. EAST LANSING Bishop, Charlene Prince, B a r b Deadline — All Badminton 11 — Kappa Sigma(Fogg)-D.T.D. J t o sto re? Baker, Clara Lundeen, Marsha and Table Tennis entries are due Corkrey and Judy Barbour. (Chesney) » hWHMII it HAS A n s w e r s T o in the W om en’s IM O ffice at 5 SPECIAL SCHEDULE FOR "CARDINAL" The Vienna and new p led ge 12 -- S.A.M.-A.T.O. MICHtGAN SUN Thru THURS C ontinuous from 1:35 p.m. this afternoon. Starts FRIDAY! Union Board groups w ill practice at 6:30to- Feature at 1:45-5:00-8:14 only: Basketball Schedule T-H E A—T-R-E FRI & SAT Continuous from 12:00 P.M. night. The opening rehearsal will Room Hours f Darnedest Ä P u z z le . Time Gym l(Ct.l) ► 4 8 2 - 3 9 0 5 Feature at 12:00-3:05-6:20-9:30 be held at 7:30, with the France NOW. Exercise Clinic Hours:— 11 a.m .- hillbilly f t \ 6 — East Shaw 4-5 D o w n . and Ireland groups onehour later. ■ wedtlin ever! noon and 7-8 p.m. TH E STORY OF A YOUNG AMERICAN AND HIS RISE TO PRINCE OF THE CHURCH. Open Swim Hours:— Noon-1 p.m. and 6:30- 9 p.m. FILMED IN ITS ACTUAL LOCALES: NEW ENGLAND, THE SOUTH, VIENNA AND ROME. 1. Fashions PAT MITCHELL The Fencing Room will be open MAIL 2. Donkey basketball PHOTOGRAPHERS the following hours: Mon.-Fri. — 7-8 p.m. ORDER Sat. 10 a.m.-noon. BRIDE / A c r o s s . Applications 1 P a s s p o r t s Hour Basketball Results * ¡T. H o r r o r P o r t r a i t s aervice North Campbell 7, V aja 4 . U n i o n C o m m e r c i a l Hoosen 1; South Campbell 6, Won­ ders 2; Capr icorns 22, Rather Q 5 . M . S . U . DEPT. OF SPEECH 5; Cashmeres 17, West Landon 6 . J a z z 2; Rather I 14, West Mayo 1 7; McDonel 15, South Williams 8; 7. F i v e N o Sitting Charge-N o Appointments West Yakeley II 3, Phillips 0 8. W a x 107 E. Mich., Lansing IV 5-8253 and Abbot l-L West Wilson 1. I TODAY... IRE BE.ST.m F0.REJ6N F.UMS. 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B .'S USED C \RS on a real good 1963 model permits you rich by saving you money -on Republic of (Red) China appears •WANTED said only that ambassadors will The committee requested that Exclusively Chevrolets APARTMENTS sale at $12.88. Limited quantity. auto insurance. Bubolz Insur­ in P a r is , th ere can be no other be exchanged within three the date of filing be extended until DEADLINE: F o r the nicest used Chevys in ACE HARDWHERE, across from ance, plush, plush offices at Two man there who can pose as the m onths. March 1 but made no mention of 1 p.m. one class day be- town. 1 Block from Berkey Hall Union Building. ED 2-3212. C Twenty Albert. 332-8671. C20 d ip lo m a tic rep resen tativ e of The premier spent most of his the proposed one year morator­ fore publication. 2801 S. Cedar, TU 2-1478 THE FOLLOWING Heathkits. INCOME TAX a s s i s t a n c e by C h in a.” time denouncing U.S. policy in ium that it had earlier announced Cancellaiions »12 noon one C Call 332-4390 after 4:00p.m. MX former revenue deputy. Call D ale Appearing tired, Chou held a Openings for 2-3-4 Asia. He singled out U.S. pro­ it would seek. class day before publ¡cation 1960 CHEVY CORVAIR, blue, adaptor $15. AA-50, 50 watt L. Councilman, IV 2-0088, 225 long news conference at the end tection of Formosa, the home of Seven l e t t e r s from G r e e k automatic, whitewall tires, radio. s t e r e o amp. $60.; PT-1 A.M.- S. Foster. C48 of a seven-week tour of Africa PHONE: and 5 students President Chiang Kai-Shek’s na­ alumni and members and E a s t Call B e rt Lee, 4S5-2538 or 487- F.M. tuner $75; TR-1AQ1/4 track UNCLE FUD'S PARTY Shop. that took him to 10 nations. Then tionalists. Lansing residents disputing the 3 5 5 -8 2 5 5 3495.______23S stereo tape recorder $100. Rec­ Party supplies and beverages. he and his party left by plane for Chou said the overthrow of imposition of the new levy were CORVETTE 1963, fuel injection,. AVAILABLE ord changer and mag. cartridge Kosher sandwiches. Tw o miles hom e. RATES: President Ngo Dinh Diem in South read to the council and forwarded red convert, 8,000 miles, must $40. Also K o ss headphones $10; east on Grand River. C W hile discussing. President 1 DAY...... SI.25 V iet Nam showed w'\rt happened to the Board of Review. The Board sell, going into service. $3,695. NOW EV Aristocrat with SP-12B and Charles De Gaulle’s two-China 3 DAYS_____ 52.50 FORT LAUDERDALE - budget to governments accepting U.S. scheduled to meet in March has IV 5 -3 4 7 5 .______20 sphericon tweeter $75.; Electro- policy,' Chou avoided reference to 5 DAYS S3.75 For the best in tours arranged. Call Main Travel leadership. the ultimate decision in granting OLDSMOBILE 1958, hardtop.de- stat 4 speaker system $60. Bureau, IV 4-4441. C22 the one-year moratorium the luxe 98, radio, power steering, ______21S (Based on 15 words per ad) ST U D EN T S; On your birthday committee is seeking. brakes, window and seat. Safety Student Apartments There will be a 25t service HOUSE TRAILOR, furnished, co m e down for a free p izza. The appearance of the commit­ belts. Good clean car, $695. Can and bookkeeping charge if 1951, 8 x 35 Howard on lot. $950. Bimbo’s Pizza, 484-7817. C22 tee at the Council meeting was arrange financing. Phone ED 2- Open daily Roger H., ED 2-3591. Leave mes­ this ad is not paid within H O U SEM O TH ERS - Do not o v e r- Advisor Tells Role the firs t overt action it has taken 2961. 20 sage if gone. 21S one week. play your role as friendly coun­ since its evolvement following the '58 FORD. V-8, power steering, for (continued from page 1) WEDDING-DRESS, size 9-10.full selor except when it comes to or going on raids because he is Jan. 9 announcement of the inten­ very good condition. Radio,, length, chapel train, silk organ­ recommending Bubolz Insurance do,” he said. "Actually, stories unhappy, he said. Sometimes tion to tax personal property. T he State News does not heater. $450. C all 33--2615. inspection za, Pearl and crystal crown with for Auto, Fire, and Overseas of this type should be written, their efforts help get the actual In the interim period thegr.oup permit racial or religious 24S veil. 3 3 2 -4 9 6 3 . 2 0 travel insurance - 220AlbertSt., not just to attack, but with the wrongs corrected. has worked on collecting data, discrim ination in its ad­ 1957 CHEVY 210, 2-door, sedan, 332-8412 AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG DEMON­ 332-8671. C19 purpose of improving conditions. —To keep from operating at contacting interested people and vertising colum ns. T h e excellent condition, 28,000miles, STRATOR SEWING MACHINE. SPARTAN FLIGHTS - Spring va­ He stated that he does not like a loss. He indicated that thepaper other campuses and consolidat­ State News will not accept must sell. Call 332 -02 45 after EDWARD G. HACKER CO. Buttonholes, sews on buttons, cation flights to where the fun is. to see errors creep i’ltotheState can be free only if it keeps out of ing plans for action. advertising from persons 3:00 p.m. 21 monograms, makes beautiful de­ Daytona, $79., NYC, $55. -round News, but often they occur be­ the red. Last week the committee hired discriminating against re­ REALTORS 1955 FORD, 2-door, good run­ signs, etc; only $51.45 or small trip. Don’t miss out; call now, cause of deadlines. The paper that tax, attorney John Seaman of ligion, race, color or ning condition, 5125. Call ED monthly payments. Guaranteed. 332-85.53, M-F, 1-5 p.m. • is delivered late is no good to any­ McLean, Seaman & Laing, to ad­ national origin. 2 -3 8 7 0 . 22 IV 5-2261 Will accept tradeins. CALL OL 20 one, he said. vise the course of action. At that * 1955 PONTIAC ST/RCHIEF, V-8, 5-2054. C 20 "The most vicious attempts at time it was decided to finance the- ★ p eanuts Personal ★ Automotive automatic, 15 mpg, clean body THREE BEDROOM home, 12 censor tom e from the faculty and legal advice through voluntary WANTED: THIRD roommate, fe­ and interior. $250. Jeff Roth, ED years old, one acre, 1 1/2 miles THE MAGNIFICENT seven. Eat, students," he continued. “ Many, contributions by the h o u se s SPA R TA N M O TO R’S male, for luxury apartment close 7 - 9704.______24S from MSU, landscaped. $14,500. drink, and be m erry for tomorrow have the attitude that a student affected by the new tax. Compact Car Sale THUNDER BIRD '60, hardtop,'all to campus. $60 monthly. 337- Phone 337-2753. 20 we die. The other 6. 20 newspaper is free only to criti­ 2285. 23 Finest selection of compact and power and air-con d ition er, many 1961 MOBILE HOME, 10 x $0, cize the administration.” SUMMER ONLY. Opportunity for Attention males: S.C. is on the economy cars for the college extras. Must sacrifice. 332-8414. 2-bedroom, front kitchen, without He also attacked the practice couple to live rent fr e e 2 1/2 loose for a' full day. Call before students. 21 furniture. Excellent condition. of an instructor penalizing a City Council blocks from campus. 332-5571. it’s too late. 20 CORVAIR 1961; "00, 4-door, 4- VOLKSWAGEN, 1562, sun-roof, Contact Mrs. Carr, 355-5066. student's classowrk because he 21 speed, dark blue, like new. blue, excellent condition, 28,000 j 2 0 wrote something the instructor ★ S e r v i c e miles. Will guarantee $1495. Call SKIS Northland, laminated hick­ did not like. Considers CORVAIR i960, 700, 4-door, R i v e r s t d g e ED 7-1191. 21 ory, New ski-safety bindings. THESES PRINTED The major goals of the State standard shift, grey. Sharp. FALCON, 1963 Tudor deluxe. • spring Good, cond ition, reasonably Rapid service, Diazo p rin ts, News, he said, are: Overpass Radio. W ill consider trade. Phone —To give students a chance to CORVAIR 1962 Monza co n v ert­ • s u m m e r priced. Phone 489-0677 after 5:00 drafting supplies, also xerox cop­ The demand for a pedestrian after 5:00 p.m., 337-0395. learn to write clearly andtopro- ible, 4-speed, 105 wire wheels. p .m . 22 ies. highway overpass across M-79 Perfect in every way. Black. ______23S • fa ll vide a "laboratory” for them to ARGUS 500 Electro-matic slide CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT was answered Monday at the East CHEVROLET 1958, stationwagon, prove their ideas. L easin g 221 South Grand Lansing City Council meeting. CHEVY II 1963 convertible, projector, remote control, au­ 4-door, economical 6 cylinder River St. ED 2-4432 Lansing, IV 2-5431 C22 —To provide students with a standard shift, red, white top new. tomatic, 25 36-slide magazines Parents, worried about their engine, standard shift, pow er harmless outlet for their emo­ 4 ROOM apartment with fire­ included. $85. 353-1598. 22 DIAPER SERVICE, three types of children crossing the high-speed^ p -8 5 1962 convertible, autom atic steering, radio, and newtwo-tone tions. It is better for a student place; will accommodate 4. Sen­ SINGER AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG diapers to choose from. Bulk road, brought the hazard to the shift, lieht blue, perfect. rosewood and white finish. Top to write what he thinks than for ior or graduate students pre­ SEWING MACHINE. One built- wash for cleaner, whiter diapers, attention of the council at the condition throughout. A1 Edwards him to start smashing windows LOUIS J. BERMAN VOLKSWAGEN'S 1961's, 3 to ferred. If you are in need of bet­ in control for buttonholes, blind- fluff dried and folded. Use yours Jan. 20 meeting. choose from. Priced from $1095. Co., Lincoln, Mercury, Comet ter study conditions and a chance hems, fancy designs, etc; in beau­ o r ren t ours. Containers fur­ Similar requests for an over­ dealer, 3125 East Saginaw. (North All cars full guaranteed and re­ to save money, call 332-3980. tiful wood console. Need reliable nished. No deposit. 25 years ex­ pass had been made in the past, conditioned. Personally selected of Frandor) C22 21 party to make only nine pay­ perience. By-Lo Diaper Service, John M. Patriarche, city mana­ 1956 BU1CK Special. $2~50. Good FURNISHED APARTMENTS, fa- for you. ments of $7.00. Guaranteed. 1010 E. Michigan, IV 2-0421. ger, said, but failed to win the condition, 2-door, hardtop, radio, cilities for 3 or 4persons.Choice Dorm Life’s Problems 3000 E. Michigan Tradeins accepted. Will discount . • C approval of the planning com­ heater, whitewalls. ED 2-3839. of furnishings and colors. C all IV 7-3715 -T C22 for cash. C \LL OL 5-2054. C20 WHY PAY MORE? For profes­ m issio n . 23S George or Sam, ED 2-5041 or ED BICYCLE SALES, service and sional dry cleaning, WENDROWS. The commission recommended 1961 WHITE CONVERTIBLE 2-0565. C20 ren ta ls. E a s t Lansing C y cle, 1215 Pants, skirts, sweaters, 60^. Council Talk Topic that an overpass be built over Corvette. New tires. Wonderbar NICE 3-room apartment, fur- East Grand River, call 332-8303. Plain dresses, suits, coats, $1.19. M-78 east of Hitching Post Rd. radio. 283 cubic inch engine, 3- nished. M a r r ie d couple only. ______C 3006 Vine St., 1/2 block west of T h e President's Council 21 resident hall presidents and This location was selected be­ speed transmission. 484-9342. U tilities pa i d , also basem ent GOOD USED industrial equip­ Frandor. C20 of women’s residence halls is an two officers: council chairman cause it offers the most oppor­ STORY ______24 apartment for 2 or 3 male stu- ment. 2 John Deere 440 crawler organization concerned with the A CCID EN T PROBLEM? C all C o n n ie Heaton, Winnetka, 111. tunity for use by children. In '61 FA LCO N , good condition. dents. Call 332-8082.______22 dozers. 2 John Deere 420 crawl­ K alam azoo S t r e e t Body Shop. effect of present rules and activ­ junior," and secretary, Su san this area, children must cross $895. 489-0583.' 21S HOUSES er loaders, 1 Case 310 crawler Sm all d en ts to large w re c k s . ities of the dormitories. The Mendham, Romeo, junior. Also from heavily populated sub-di­ Sells F o r Less DODGE DART 1963, automatic, GIRLS TO share furnished house. loader, 1 M .F . 100! W orkbull American and foreign cars. Council meets once every three attending the meetings are Miss visions to attend schools, use the radio, heater and warranty. Must One block to Berkey. Call 332- wheel loader, 1 Case, 420B wheel Guaranteed work. 489-7507. 1411 weeks to discuss current prob­ Betty Deldian, assistant director city park facilities, and go into sell. Call 355-6025. 24 6110. 71S loader back hoe. American Indus­ East Kalamazoo.______C lems in dormitory living. of residence halls and advisor to the East Lansing business area. '62 Olds Starfire Coupe with EA ST LANSING: 3 bedroom ranch trial Sales, 3500 N. Grand River, CHILD CARE - in my East side Marge Mummery, president of the council, and Elaine Ellis, In periods of heavy traffic, the* power steering, power brakes, ★ Employment with attached garage. Finished Lansing, 485-1819. 22 home, pre-school, 5 days, work East McDonel Hall discussed the p r e s id e n t of Women’s Inter- interval between cars at this radio, h ea te r, Hydromatic basement recreation room. Fire­ TWO $40. winter coats, 38-42. without worry. Phone IV 4-1781. purpose of the Council and how Dorm Council. intersection is 6 seconds, making EARNINGS / RE unlimited as an transmission and white wall place. Lovely neighborhood. Un­ $12 and $18. 1 y r. old, excellen t 20 i t works. She remarked, Speakers from various campus crossing hazardous. No accidents tires. Story sells for less. Avon representative. Turn your STUDENT TV RENTALS. New furnished. $145. Call ED 2-4941. condition. ED 7-0973. 22S “Through an interchange of organizations a r e invited to have occured at this intersection, fr e e time into $$. For appoint­ 19” portab le, $9 per month. 21” S2495 21 ideas, the problems currently address the meetings. Projects but the dangerous situation stim­ ment in your home write or call: OLYM PIA D E L U X E portable, 13” table models, $8 p er month, 17” ROOMS facing one dorm may be solved and dorm activities are planned ulated 366 persons to sign the Mrs. Alona Huckins, 5664 School elite equipped withChemicalkey­ table models, $7 per month. A 11 EAST LANSING attractive front by previous experiences of an­ and evaluated to provide pro­ petition recommending action by St., Haslett, Michigan or call room for one man. Quiet neigh­ board. List $140.32 -Sale $99.00. s e ts guaranteed, n o s e rv ic e o r o th e r.” grams for dorm residents. ‘58 Olds 88 4-door hardtop the council. evenings, FE 9-8483. borhood, parking $8.00. Phone Hasselbring Co., 310 N. Grand, delivery charges. Call Nejac TV The Council is composed of in clu d es power steering, C 20 ED 2 -3 0 9 0 . _ _ _ _ _ 20 Lansing. IV 2-1219. Rentals, IV 2-0624. C power brakes, radio, heater c o u o R P -E c A N PART TIME busboys. Apply in C21 DIAPER SERVICE, samediapers QUIET, well furnished. Semi- A B A C Cl S A G A MA and automatic transmission. person. Holiday Inn of Lansing. returned e it h e r you rs o e ou rs. private bath and entrance. Ma­ MAGNA VOX R EC O R D p 1 a y e r , P 1 u T E W O PI A Pt Story where the action is. 21 L ture male student. ED 2-5374. With our service, you may include Ski H elp W anted $595 $50. Transistor tape recorder, 1 5 0 LA T E SE « I DELIVERY MAN - hours 7:00 22 two pounds of baby clothes that ACROSS 28. Twitch $55. Call after 5:00 p.m., 332- ABH O R L 1 T a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Preferably mar­ GRAND RIVER WEST 427 - Fur­ do not fade. Diaper pail furnished. The Ski Club will meet to­ 1. Evergreen 29. Jap. apri­ 6 7 22. 2 IS A N E. T A E P OT E 57 Pontiac Safri station wagon ried. Steady employment. Call nished sleeping room. $9. No night at 7:30 in 31 Union, and oak cot BABY BEDS. New, full size, with AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE M A ME G 5 e T A E Dave, IV 2-1463 between 5 -7 p.m. they hope they have an added 5. Dance step 30. Caustic H has radio, heater automatic drinking. References. Male pre­ 914 E. Gier Street wet proof innerspring m at­ 33. Elbow ATTA R D O R 21 ferred. Phone 484-6346. 22 m em b er. 8. M ore than transmission, 2-tone paint and ______IV 2 -0 8 6 4 ______£ O T GREAT LAKES EMPL.OYMENT tresses, $25.95. Canopy c r i b enough 36. Damage u R 1 S L VEN white wall tires. Story sells SINGLE, QUIET and comfortable The Skiers are seeking a fac­ R for permanent positions in office, com p lete. S p e c ia l at $59.95. INCOME TAX ANYTIME - stu­ 11. Exchange 37. Decom­ ? R u « EE V A P ER Pontiacs for less. $495 ulty member to fill the vacant room for gentleman. Convenient LOOK B-4-U Buy Storage Fur­ dents, faculty. Walter Hahn & Co., pose 0 A s T SS E P A T E sales, technical. Call IV 2-1543. spot of club adviser. premium location, parking. IV 2-8304. 20 niture Sales, 4601 N, U.S. 27, 533 Cherry Street at East Hills­ 38. Slanted A LT O S 5 E R 1 F ______C20 Any interested faculty mem­ .12. Wheel part IV 7-0173. C20 dale, Lansing. Phone 484-7002. letter WE NEED 6 men to help us until ber is asked to attend the meet­ 13. Crude STORY ★ F o r S a l e ______C 20 42. Mental finals. Work selected hours and ing or contact Al Johnson at 14. Vend ★ Lost & Found BABYSITTING done in mySpar- agitation earn $80. per week. Call for ad­ ,63 POLA ROID , C olor Adapted, 15. Fish of her­ 50. Type 4. Hungarian 5-9235 between 6 and 8 any 45. Walk in ditional information, 882- 0628, tan Village home. 7:30-5:00 - f m ring family squares novelist Large. Orig price: $125. SELL REWARD. LOST ladies s i l v e r night, water OLDSMOBILE Mr. Risheim.______21 8:30-6:00 p.m. W eekdays. $12 51. Pause 5. Chatter FOR $75. ED 2-0609. 22 17. Goober 46. Varnish butane lighter. Monogrammed weekly. Call 355-1091. 23S IBM OPERATOR, experienced in 6. Be afflicted WORLD'S LARGEST TWO SWEATERS - large; like K .L .J. Call 332-2897. 22 19. Network ingredient DOWN unit record equipment and 407 T. V. RENTALS for students. ★ W a n t e d 7. M ergan­ new. $18 tennis; $12 tan card ig an . 20. Busy insect 47. Article 1. Fastener Economical rates by the term and sers OLDSMOBILE DEALER wiring. Some college necessary. WOMAN’S GLASSES. Brown 2. S-shaped Package deal $15.00. 355-9773 21. Buddhist 48. Equal month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ WANTED: MAIL ORDER BRIDES 8. Encomium Full time employment. Call IV frames and red glass case. Lost monument 49. Cuttlefish molding Phone IV 2-1311 anytime. 22S Heart & Hand Girls, known in the 9. Lummox 5-5495 (o r interview. S e r v i c e between Anthony and C om puter ALS - 355-6026. Call after 5. 24. Feverish fluid 3. Girl's name T.V.'S RECONDITIONED - $20. ______C late 1800’s as Mail Order Brides 10. Have debts 1958 CHEVY, 4-door Bel -Air Bureau Corporation an equal op­ Center. 355-3618. 2IS formed the basis of some of 16. Moist hardt to $50. Also radios and car TYPING SERVICE jp. “6” , good tires, body portunity employer. 18. One; prefix radios. All makes, reasonable. $50 REWARD'FDK return ot con­ GENERAL TYPING. Immediate America’s most substantial mar­ good condition. Must sell 3 3 7 - 22 2 2. Brooch IV 2-7360. 22 tents of black briefcase. Manu­ service. Phone 355-1237. 24S riages. If your marriage was of 9564. 2 IS THE READER'S DIGEST is look­ 2 3 . Feat scripts, letters, checkbook stubs, THESES AND term papers typed. the mail order variety vintage, FORD 1956 convertible, good con­ ing for 3 part-time college men IF YOU can t spend all your 2 4 . Sport V.W. bill of sale. Taken from car Electric typewriter. F a s t s e r ­ and can be documented, Metro- dition $275. Phone 485-8811,1310 to help “ show the way” for an money at ACE HARDWHERE, buy 25. Rhea on c a m p u s December 27. No vice. •337-459/. 23 Goldwyn-Mayer S tu d io s Would Boynton. 21 exciting new concept and product one of our piggy or poodle banks 26. Solid bot questions. 355-7899, 355-2159. ANN BROWN typist and multilith like to hear about it. Write: Mail of Reader’s Digest (not maga­ to hoard it in. Put your boodle in tom offset printing (black ki white & Order Bride, M-G-M, 1540 zine). C a ll Mr. Larkin at TU a poodle. ED 2-3212. See our LOST: man’s'tan jacket contain­ 2 7 . Stoats power steering and brakes. Clean color). IBM. General typing, Broadway, New York 36, N.Y. small rug special at $2.39 each. ing wallet. Reward offered. Call 31. Genus ave- inside, $275. Phone IV 9-1895, 2-6626 for interviews. term papers, thesis, disserta­ 21 IV 5-0698. 21 na 412 Haze. 22 21 C tions. ED 2-8384.______C WANTED: One attractive ■pirl 3 2. M oney till : ------V TYPrNG in my home. Shirley PEANUTS that scream s instead of swinging. 34. Received / iT c o s t m ê X it c o s t m e A nother t h iRtv- THE ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS D eck er, F o r e s t Ave. Lansing. I Black & Blue 35. Eaglestone TEN 00LLAR5 TO | THREE DOllARS TO HAVE THE ,VW PERSONAL FEE...SO A l Phone IV 2-7208.______C 20 39. W ash SLIDES MADE UP..THAT TOTALS IN A l l VOU 0úJE ME UlïB.OC it i RENT THE SLIDE WILL DO typing in my home. Rea- GRADUATE STUDENT is looking 4 0. M arch \PR0JECTOR J f0 F0RTV-THREE DOLLARS... sonable rates. 482-3221. 22 for a one man apartment. Unap­ 15th proved and unsupervised, all pri- 4 1. Penny p m ★ Transportation ( p \ y t l • References 42. High priest RIDERS WANTED to Syracuse, available upon request. Apart­ 4 3. M ortal vi V TöHM ------44. Electric ------New York. LeavingThursday, re­ ment wanted through June 10. Call unit of re- turning Sunday. Call Bill 355-3774 8-5 Monday thru Fri­ sis tence______i » - ' H — i i— i Lawrence, ED 2-35071.______20 day^______25

i Wednesday, February 5, 1964 * Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan

^^^^A rrd n g e d By Robert Kennedy Ed Prof Discusses Shifting Food Habits Will Cause Playboy Philosophy Malaysia Talks Begin Agricultural Production Change BANGKOK, Thailand Iffl-For- One aim is to open the way for laysia, which came into being T h e P la y b o y philosophy is rumblings of discontent and he eign ministers of Indonesia, the a sum m it m eeting of P rim e M in­ last Sept. 16 as a British-backed, Som e Michigan farmers keting specialist, said during a per day, the release stated. has brought the question out into is te r Tunku Abdul Rahman of M a­ anti-Communist federation of 10 aimed toward sexually liberating Philippines and Malaysia meet "Our choice of diet foods will learned Tuesday that they will Farmers' Week discussion Tues­ the American female from the the open. If he serves the pur­ here today in a peace conference laysia and his antagonists, Pres­ million people. have to shift agriculture pro­ day. continued to reflect our income, s e e m in g ly unreasonable re­ pose of forcing people to re­ a rr a n g e d by U.S. A tty. Gen. ident Sukarno of Indonesia and The Philippines disapproved duction during the next 10 years "Pork, cereals, animal fats co n cern s about health, weight straints imposed upon her by think their attitudes toward sex, Robert F. Kennedy. The outcome President Diosdado Macapagalof too, pressing an old claim to the to match the changing consumer and dairy product consumption control, nutrition and demands ’the puritanical American heri­ then I would say he is a good could influence the future of all the Philippines. British North Borneo state of diet. per capita will decrease during for added services," M iss tage, an MSU education pro­ influence," Green said. Southeast Asia. Arrangements for the Bangkok Sabah that now is one of the fed­ Ferree explained. eration’s members. But it has "Consumers will eat increas­ the coming years,’ she said fessor said Monday. talks have been shrouded by dis­ ing amounts of beef, processed Today’s consumer hasa hearty Per capita consumption of pro­ Hugh M. H efner, publisher of putes about an Indonesian- sought to moderate Sukarno’s vegetables and fruits, poultry appetite and eats some 1,800 cessed foods ranging from canned the magazine and author of the Malaysian cease-fire that went hostility— chiefly manifested by and fr e s h vegetables," M is s pounds of food p er y ea r at an goods to the newest meal ideas Playboy philosophy, however has into effect on Jan. 26, and re­ guerrilla warfare and economic M arie F e r r e e , consu m er m a r - will continue to increase. Blasts Hit U.S. Embassy ports from Jakarta that Indonesia boycott. average rate of 3,200 calories been carried away by his enthu­ Foreign minister Salvador P. siasm for his sexual crusade, (continued from page 1) is set to supplement its efforts Lopez of the Philippines, who ar­ Thomas Green, associate pro­ to crush Malaysia with a no-holds barred diplomatic campaign. rived Tuesday, said his country fessor of education, told a small ments specified in presenting 1964 recruited from members of the S u k a rn o ’ s government has will do it best to help find a solu­ informal group of Case Hall stu­ the plan that the force—a de­ North Atlantic Treaty Organi-, never been the chief foe of Ma­ tion. dents. tachment of about 10,000 to be zation— would not and should not In H efner’ s zeal fo r tearing ENGINEERING AND ACCOUNTING GRADUATES be answerable to the Security down the b a r r ie r s to sexual fre e ­ Council. dom he fails to understand the J-Hop Pictures The sponsors opposed giving The Inland Steel Co.mpany, East Chicago, Indiana , invites you to investigate moral backing of many of the a voice on the future of the our many career opportunities. Consult the specific job descriptions in pocket restraints he is attacking, Green Students who ordered J-Hop Mrs. Olson To Talk Mediterranean is la n d to the of our brochure. Our representatives will be on your campus on Wednesday, said. pictures may pick them up S o v ie t Union, which has ex­ February 12th. Contact M r. John D. Shingleton for an appointment. Green said he doubts if most Thursday from 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. students know their own limi­ and Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. in ercised its big power veto in On South Africans the council 101 times, or to the tations or are truly aware of 40 Union. .the future implications of their African and Asian members of Frances Olson will present a work on fa rm s and in citie s, a cts. the council. c o lo r film-lecture on "The m in es and fa cto ries. N ew Year’s Party Greek Cypriots, who form the INLAND STEEL COMPANY The Playboy philosophy is only People of South Africa” at 8 The program is sponsored by core of President Makarios’ poli­ INDIANA HARBOR WORKS one evidence of generally freer Tickets for the Chinese New p.m. Thursday in the Auditor­ the L e ctu re -C o n c e rt office in tical strength, oppose admission EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA discussion of sexual morality, Year’s party on Feb. 16 will go ium. conjunction with the annual of w e s te r n troops. But both he said. on s a le W ednesday in the UN F a r m e r s ’ W eek co n feren ce and Greece and Turkey, who helped Mrs. Olson and her husband "Hefner has stirred important lounge. ______is open to the public. Britain in the arrangements that Gilbert traveled so m e 15,000 freed the old British colony in miles in shooting the feature CASH SAVINGS . . . PIUS PLAIO STAMPS! CASH SAVINGS g. PUIS PtÂtt> STAÎÉPS! 1960, have accepted the plan in length film showing the various South Africa racial groups at p rin cip le. College Deductions GOV’T INSPECTED GRADE A Whole Completely Cleaned (continued from page 1) For Complete Service go-to-college earnings, a grad­ tuition charges in line with the • ■ An ounce of prevention is worth uate student $1,500. Prouty esti­ tax credit. * tailoring the cost of a new outfit. When you mated this would mean a tax loss Ribicoff told the Senate his . . a i . treat your clothes with care you will of $55 million a year. p roposal would give a badly ® Ury Cleaning get your money’s worth in wear. T h e spirited debate, on needed break to middle income ■ I LOUTS offers a complete line of ^Ribicoff’s proposal centered on families burdened by college ex­ w LaUndry clothing care service. whether the people who need such penses that run as high as Fryers 25 aid would be helped—.or whether $12,000 for a four-year course. 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