Inside Weather Scattered Showers this morn­ Student turns dime pickle into MICHIGAN I* ing., ending by noon $5,000 See page 10 STATE F UNIVERSITY TAT N- WS Edited by Students for the Michigan State University Community Thursday, June 20, 1963 Price 10Ç Vol. 54 No 15Í East Lansing, Michigan Enrollment Reaches Record 11.921 As I* i 1 T~35S I . :>i| I I - I j ! ' s o *i,J y * i- s =* j J l J J i ¡i!u¿ >. j , 10,014 Students On Local Campus

Classes began Wednesday with a record summer enrollment of 11,421. Total registration was 1,115 students higher than last year’s summer term. The East Lansing campus has 10,014 students enrolled, while Oakland University has 643. i » In addition to the regular 10-week courses, a number of half- term classes are being offered to accommodate students with limited time for study. t e * The first half-term ends July 24. The second session begins July 25 and continues until August 30, when the regular 10-week a w i t session also closes. Students obtain full credit tor the five week courses. A maxi­ Russians mum of nine credits car. be carried during one half-term sessio n . Land First-day enrollment changes will be accepted Friday. Tues­ day is the deadline for regis­ tering late, adding courses or* \ ■* . I Safely changing sections. SUNNING AND SWIMMING: Student sun enthusiasts can relax Saturday and 1-6 p.m. Sunday. A ll students carrying more Extra-curricular events on on the grass or swim at the IM pool seven days a week during than seven credits are admitted to the pool free. Part-time The pair of Russian cosmo­ cam pus do not end with the begin­ summer term. The pool is open 11:30 o.m.-8 p.m. Monday, students are charged 25 cents. Persons using the dressing naut s ended their reco rd - ning of summer term. A wide Tuesday and Thursday; 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Wednesday; 11:30 room this year are charged o towel and locker fee of 10 cents. breaking flight Wednesday morn­ variety of workshops and semi­ a. m.-9 p.m. and 6-9 p.m. Friday for families; 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m —State News Photo by Mark Krastof ing. nars in areas ranging from jazz Col. Valery Bykovsky orbited to Asian studies are offered the earth 82 times and his dimple- during summer session. chinned space partner, Valentina The Stan Kenton Jazz Workshop 81 Cardinals Vote Tereshkova completed the cit;——returns to the campus again Au- Ice Skaters cuit 49 times, gust 4-10. Top jazz musicians, 7 Meets Make Bykovsky, Tuesday, broke An­ including the entire Kenton band, drian Nikolayev’s previous rec­ will be on campus for the work­ Readying For ord flight of 64 circuits of the shop. The workshop is tradi­ %/ C-7 Balloting Begins globe. tionally climaxed by a concert Busy Calendar Bykovsky returned to earth on the back lawn of Shaw Hall. at 8:06 a.m. EST Wednesday The annual Congress of Strings 15th Season morning and Miss Tereshkova returns Monday for the third con­ Agricultural experts and Mich­ of bu will be held at Kel- landed about three hours ear­ secutive year. Sponsored by the To Elect Pope igan farmers will gather on cam­ ( ’ák through Wednesday. log: The 15th annual summer ice lie r . American Federation of Musi­ session, boasting a star-studded pus today to discuss efficient Gas Chromatography Monday an official announce­ cians, the Congress is composed field of ambitious young figure crop production practices at the The Reman Catholic College the U.S. legation in Budapest, is ment said the two Russian space of 100 string artists from the skaters, opens at Michigan State annual Crop Soils Field Day. An international symposium on of Cardinals today begins the the only primate absent from the partners had achieved a joint United States and Canada University Saturday, June22,and gas chromatography will take 82-member college. The program, carried out Conductors such as Eugene work of electing a successor to place this week at Kellogg Cen­ orbit and were only three miles runs through August 18. The conclave opened Wednes­ under the Cooperative Extension Ormandy, director of the Phila­ the late Pope John XXIII. te r . About 400 en g in eers, s c i­ from each other. Both craft were day with a solemn mass cele­ Service, will begin at 9:30 a.m. delphia Orchestra, Izler Solo­ Among the 110 registrants for Balloting begins this morning entists and college faculty will reported by Soviet bulletins as with the largest number of Card­ brated by Eugene Cardinal with wagon tours from the barns mon, conductor of the Indian­ all or part of the eight-week discuss new techniques and the­ doing fine and the pilots were session are three gold medal inals in history attending the Tisserant, dean of the College located on Mt. Hope Rd. south also fine early Wednesday. apolis Symphony, and Ralph o rie s . sent from their environment, skaters, the absolute tops in this conclave. Joszef Cardinal Mind- of Cardinals. of the main campus. Bykovsky becam e a m em ber of Custodian Bus Drivers City Music Hall, New York C ity, exacting sport, and 13 who have szenty, of Hungary, a refugee in Balloting will be held four Nursing Home Meeting the Communist Party while in passed their seventh tests and times a day, twice each morning Nearly 1,600 custodians and flight. Premier Khrushchev sent will conduct the Congress. A nursing home managers con­ aTe knocking on the final door. and afternoon, until a new Pope transportation supervisors from him a message saying his re­ A highlight of the summer is CARDINAL TISSERANT ference, sponsored by thecollege is chosen. Cardinals took 11 Michigan schools will review new quest for party membership had the annual Fine Arts Festival, Four professionals have signed which presents programs in 6 W in A g ballots in 1958 to choose Angelo developments in their respective been granted. in to direct the skating activities Giuseppe Cardinal Roncalli, the fields during the school building Bykovsky performed a stunt nearly every cultural area on under the supervision of Arena patriarch of Venice, who took maintenance and transportation in his cabin Monday for Soviet campus, including concerts, art Manager Norris Wold. The pros Scholarships Kobs To A s s i s t exhibits, dance programs, for­ the name of John XXIII. conference at Shaw Hall this telev isio n . He put on a show by are Montgomery Wilson, Skating- eign films and lectures. The Fine Six winners of agriculture The fate of the second Vatican w eek. pouring out a sm all quantity of Club of Boston; Don Stewart, Ice­ Arts Festival will be held July scholarships at Michigan State Council is a prime issue which Placement Program water which drifted around the land Skating Center, Troy, Mich.; 15-18 this year. University for 1963-64 year have must be decided by the new Pope. Athletic Director cabin.in a shining globule. t&d Beryl Williamson and Jack The Council cannot continue its More than 200 college and The Institute of Asia will be been announced by Production The cosmonaut playfully poked lost, both MSU Ice Arena and John Kobs, a coach of Michigan State team s in c e the sport started university administrators and held this’ summer for the eighth Credit Associations of Michigan. work unless the new Pope recon­ at the weightless mass which was Lansing Skating Club. at E ast Lansing in 1883. faculty involved in admission and venes it. State athletic team s—notably clearly visible in front of a consecutive year. The Asian In­ the advising of incoming fresh­ The-e will be public skating' Each of the PCA scholarship Press releases from the Vati­ baseball—for 39 years, has The veteran Spartan coach has camera set up on one side of stitute features credit courses, men will meet to discuss ad- seminars, lectures, exhibits and every evening except Monday winners comes from a Michigan can indicate the council may be voluntarily stepped out of active been a leading figure for years his space couch. vanct'd placement programs in Asian films. from 8-10 as well as Saturday farm, is currently enrolled in interrupted for more than a year, coaching and will become admin­ in such activit ies as the American Miss Tereshkova sent m e s­ institutions of higher learning A number of students will pur­ and' Sunday .ifnrrnoens-from 3-5. the College of Agriculture at MSU although the new Pope will prob­ istrative assistant to Athletic Association of College Baseball sages of goodwill to various na­ this week at the Union. sue their studies off campus this and plans an agricultural career. ably reconvene it in some form. Director Biggie Munn. Coaches, serving as one of . its tions nl the earth on Monday and '■ The greatest bulk of time will The scholarships—worth $300 A second issue involved in the "The past season completes first presidents in 1945. He was term. The W.K. Kellogg Biolog­ Organization Management Tuesday. be taken up by practice periods per year—are renewable an­ election of the 262nd Pontiff is 42 years of active coaching for also secretary and treasurer for ical Station operated by MSU According to Vladimir Boga­ for the session’s regular regis­ nually to students who maintain the church’s increased involve­ me— 39 of which have been here that organization from 1945-52. An institute for organization northwest of Battle Creek offers chev of the New York bureau'pf trants. Reserved patches start certain academic standards. ment in world affairs under Pope at Michigan State," said Kobs. management will open at Kellogg field and research courses every He has been particularly active at 5 a.m. daily except Sunday. Center Sunday. About 300 cham­ lass, the reason for launching sum m er. The six students a r e : Roy H. John. His last encyclical, "Since 1 will reach age 65 this in the area of college relations ber of commerce and trade asso­ a woman into orbit was to demon­ ■The gold medal skaters signed "Pacem in Terris,"w as the first summer, 1 have asked President A 10-week summer camp pro­ Buckingham, Eaton Rapids fresh­ with professional baseball, and at strate that anybody will soon be papal letter addressed to all John Hannah and Athletic Direc­ ciation executives will d iscu ss gram in fo restry will be held at ip a r e Buddy /. ack, Seattle, man; Charles R. Handy, Sodus the present time serves as secre­ peoples of the world. tor Biggie Munn to relieve me of ways of increasing their effec­ able to fly in space. Dunbar Forest near Sault Ste. Wash.: Jerry Z ak, Lakewood, junior; Simon A. Scholtens, Grant tary of the NCAA Baseball Rules Papabili, persons considered active coaching duties, and they tiv en ess. Bogachev said that difficulties M arie. Ohio; and Gary Visconti, Detroit. sophomore; . Donald VanSingel, committee. He also is secretary iking the two. space craft Grant sophomore; Norman R. top prospects for the Papacy, have agreed. St. Louis Blues’ 1 hose workine on the final are numerous as balloting begins "I will remain on the staff and (Continued on page 10) together in orbit were compli­ Yeliquette, Kewadin freshman, "St. Louis Blues." an Ameri­ test will be Gary Clark, Lansing; today. Most of them are members w ill continue my in te re sts in cated because Miss I ereshkova and Glen L. Ziegler, Jonesville can film , will be presented at Charlene Cruickshank, Bothell, of either the middle-of-the-road Michigan State athletic teams and not a trained pilot. junior. Five of the six students Fairchild Theatre Friday anc or liberal segment of the church physical education of young ■Wash.; Maud Dubos, D etroit; Ruth are planning on a possible farm­ Farewell Spring, Saturday at 7:30 h ierarch y . people everywhere. 1 F-itzgibbon, Guelph, O ntario. ing career'.- • The other plans to Lecture-Concert Two Italian Cardinals whose "The 1963 team was my last Can.; Joey lleckert, Lansing; teach vocational agriculture or Hello Summer S e rie s . work for the Cooperative Exten­ names are often mentioned are te a m ." Lynn Haglund, Short Hills. N.J.: The word of his new assignment Classes have started, books sion Service. Giovanni Battita Cardinal Mon- are bought, and the summer A rlene Hildebrandt, Duluth, A committee of area managers tini, Giovanni Cardinal Urbani came from Athletic Director term has begun — but it’s not Minn.; Joyce Komperda, Mil­ of the Production Credit Asso­ and Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro. Munn. exactly summer yet. waukee, Wise.; Lee Lamprecht, ciation selected the scholarship Top nOn-Italian prospects are "He will become my adminis­ Gregory PeterCardinal Agagian- trative assistant and will be given At 10:04 p.m. Saturday the Rock River. Ohio; Duane Maki, winners. Along with granting season of summer comes to these scholarships for agricul­ ian, a native of Soviet Armenia, important executive assign­ Detroit; Mary O’Donnell, De­ campus, now that tem p era­ tural study at MSU, the associa­ and Fran z Cardinal Koenig, who m e n ts," Munn said. troit; Ann Pellegrino, Arlington, tures have reached well over tion also provides special edu­ served as Pope John’s personal "There never has been a more Mass., and Cynthia Sweetnam, 80 degrees, and the outdoor cational loans to farm youth. emissary to the U.N. last May. loyal fellow to Michigan State West Newton, Mass. that I’ve known. He’s had a won­ pool has been open for more derful career here thus far,” than a month. Munn continued, “ and th e re ’s But with the official weather more work for him to do." bureau proclamation that Land Problem Unsettled Munn said that the m atter of summer begins Saturday Kob’s successor as head base­ com es the annual rush to ball coach was under study and b each es and sunny spots in that there probably would be no backyards. Books will be On Bogue Street Bridge announcement for some time. propped up against tre e s on the Kobs’ Spartan baseball teams banks of the Red C edar as have ranked with the best in the summer students attempt to Pulte purchased the land for route to Shaw Lane and the south "The Bogue street bridge could 39 years he has been coach. combine academics with the building apartments in a landde- cam p u s. be built within 90. days,” said -The records show that his teams- " e r a z y,—lazy-da-ys of-sum-- velopm en? plan. Robert Bruce, East Lansing city have won a total of 557 gam es m e r ." According to Phillip J. May, engineer. "To date, however, the Bruce said that if land purchase against 364 losses, for a fine A lso m i x e d up with the co u r­ MSU vice president, the Uni­ real estate committee repre­ negotiations are unsatisfactory, winning percentage of .605. ses and cruises of summer versity will share the cost of the senting East Lansing is still in the the city can resort to land con­ term are the warm afternoons bridge construction on a 50-50 In all those years, he had only process of negotiating for the and hopefully cooler nights of demnation proceedings. four losing teams. His 1954 squad bridge approach, property rights b a sis. June through August, With p ro ­ won the Big Ten championship with the land owners, J. Pulte The four-lane Bogue street fessors hinting that aircondi- and the N C A A District Four play­ Incorporated of -Birmingham. bridge has been in the planning "W e are leaving-it up to East uonersjare welcome in clas­ offs, and finished third in the The land, according to Bruce, process for two years. According Lansing," May said, "to make ses, and students wishing their SCHEDULING CONFLICTS“ A common problem classes. Pert Martha Wolf, Buffalo, N.Y. soph­ College World Series at Omaha, omore, is confronted with such o problem but was formerly owned by the Beta to Bruce it would divert a portion the necessary business transac­ c la s s e s w ere held in a ir -c o n ­ with students, especially summer quarter when omore, is conrronrea wim (/■»»» tion with the land owners for the Neb. That same 1954 nine com­ Theta Pi fraternity until i't'wa'S ' of th è ’h’èà'Vy tra ffic fro m th e h e a rt ditioned Bessey Hall- one tries to fit together both short ond long term she is content in settling it in front ot the IM. piled the most wins—25~of any sold to the Pulte organization. of East Lansing and open up a bridge right-of-way." Thursday, June 20, 1963 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Former EE Instructor Brandon Addresses State Educators On Dropouts

Looks Back 50 Years Statistics indicate that only and the Michigan Department of two out of 10 children now in Public Instruction at the MSU state students. If we do this, Kellogg Gull Lake Biological Sta­ What will the campus look like enrollm ent i s now more than grade school will finish four other states- might do the same tion May 16-17. 50 years after you graduate? 25,000.) years of college. ‘ 'I remember a speech in which “It’s got to come,” he said Edward E. Kinney, former Educators say the others will President Hariiiah said that the philosophically. ” i he majority member of the electrical engi­ need specific training if they are enrollment would be leveled off of public universities are all neering teaching staff, and super­ to find their way in the occupa­ Oriental A it experiencing the same problem intendent of buildings—and util­ at 12,000,” he said. tional life of modern society. of growth. Contemporary Japanese prints ities, had the opportunity to find What does Kinney think of the thing. And part of the privilege and Oriental figures in art form out ju st that. giant increase in student body? M ichigan school personnel are among the items on exhibit Kinney, who graduated from "My goodness, where would of education in this country is concerned with education for ‘ ‘the through Monday at Kresge Art Michigan State College in 1915 you be if you did limit out-state that of going out of state to school, other eight” met at Leland June Center and the Library. and is 70 years old, has spent students. You’d lose the benefits intendent, Kinney had som e 16-19 under the auspices of the The exhibit, sponsored by the all his life in the East Lansing gained by bringing these students rather unforgettable experi­ Michigan Department of Public Summer Institute on Asia, in­ area, and most of it on the cam ­ in, the broadening influences de­ en ces. Instruction. Dr. George Brandon cludes drawings and color wood­ pus. rived from their going to school “In 1947 there was a flood of MSU will be one of the prin­ cuts by Toshiko Uchimo, wife of here,'' he said. which filled the field house with cipal speakers at the conference. “ My family used to live where “The enrollment should be 11 feet of water,” he said. "The the Japanese artist who spent last summer on campus. the Brody dorms are now,“. Kin­ lim ited, though,he said . “ I canoes w ere up to the ceilin g . Brandon has been on leave from ney reminisced. "When they de­ think more institutions should be " And in 1951, we had to shov­ MSU to serve as deputy director Samples of calligraphy, the combining of writing symbols in cided to build the dorms, the established." el out the Stadium before a foot­ of the Panel of Consultants on an art form, will also be shown house was just moved back. Getting back . to the student ball game. State was playing Vocational Education, called at "W e also lived where the Sigma at K resg e. body here, Kinney said he feels Notre Dame that day, and there the request of President Kennedy. Chi house stood until the house the students of today are more was a big snow storm. So the In the Library are photographs, He will speak at the opening masterpieces of Asian art in was torn down recen tly . That interested in the literal meaning students, faculty, and everyone day’s session on the topic "Ob­ America, together with the his­ was originally built around 1911 of freedom of thought and expres­ else connected with the school servatio n s on the R ole of the tory of Asian art in this country. or 1912, just three years before sion than those of his college got out shovels and had the sta­ President's Panel of Consultants "The Look of India," a photo­ 1 graduated.” days. dium cleared by game time. on V ocational Education.” graphic essay on the country, is Kinney said the actual size of “This is good unless the stu­ "State won the game, too,” he expected to be arranged on the the campus has increased greatly dent misconstrues these to mean grinned. "35 to 0.” Brandon was a member of a second floor of Bessey Hall. since he attended college here. What has Kinney received for liberty and license to ignore the panel at the Public School Adult Also included in the Summer "There was little "more than his almost 50 years with Mich­ rights of others,” he said. Education Conference sponsored Institute exhibits is a collection 400 acres of land here,” hesaid. "Freedom is one thing, but ig­ igan State? He was recently presented with by the Michigan Association of of Oriental teapots at the “Now there areover 4,000acres. noring others’ rights is not part an achievement award from the Public School Adult Educators m useum . 1 can rem em ber when there was of it.” National Association of Physical nothing but flowers where the While at State in the capacity Plant Administrators, in recog­ Stadium is now.” of buildings and utilities super- And as for the size of the stu­ nition of outstanding service dent body, Kinney said there were “But I don't think the answer during his years as MSU super­ East Lansing 1500 students here in 1915. (The is limiting the number of out- intendent.

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W orship S erv ice tor of WKAR Radio and WMSB Decay Is Hereditary (TV), was elected president of The India Students* Associa­ Collegiate Fellowship m/ the Central Michigan Chapter of 6 :0 0 p.m . tion will hold a social hour for Sigma Delta Chi at a Lansing 7 :0 0 P.m . Evening Service con firm ed this conclusion, Hunt Hunt is still studying the members st 7 p.m. Friday in By TOM WINTER meeting last week. State News Staff Writer said. shapes of the resistant and sus­ P a rlo r A o4 the Union. Downey enters the top position Bible Study and Prayer In one such experiment, resist­ ceptible teeth. Rosen removed the Wed. 7:30 p.m. Do you have cavities in your of the local chapter of the pro­ (For transportation call IV 9-6312 or IV 2-8631.) ant baby rats were nursed by a salivary glands from resistant Members will meet with vis­ teeth? fessional journalistic society af­ susceptible mother and suscep­ rats. They became less resist­ iting students and officials from If so, it might be consoling ter serving for one and one-half EAST LANSING tible baby rats were nursed by ant and got decays sooner, but India. Informal entertainment and UNIVERSITY to find out that your heredity years as vice president of the FRIENDS MEETING a re sista n t m other. were still far more resistant refreshments will be provided. CHRISTIAN CHURCH may be a cause. association. He succeeds Gene (Quakers) The resistant babies suckling than the susceptibles. 310 N. Hagadorn Rd. In a 26-year research project S ch ro ed er, Worship Sunday 9:45-10:45 the susceptible mother developed "W e intended to secure homo­ Don Stiffler, Minister that cost over a third of a million Ph 337-1077 cavities no sooner than other zygous (genetically uniform) cav­ College House of Peoples Church dollars—granted mostly by the Call ED 2-1998 Bible School 9:45 a.m. resistant rats. And the .suscep­ i t i e s - susceptible and cavities- First Presbyterian Eastminster National Institute of Dental Re­ ALL WELCOME Worship Service 10:45 a.m. tible babies developed cavities resistant rats, so that the lines Ottawa and Chestnut search—Harrison R. Hunt, pro­ Presbyterian Church just as soon as the other sus­ could be crossed and the number 9:30 a.m. Worship Service First Baptist Church fe ss o r em eritu s of zoology and 1315 Abbott Rd., ceptible rats, said Hunt. of pairs of genes involved esti­ ROD DOWNEY Edgewood Peoples Capitol at Ionia his staff have proved that sus­ East Lansing Lansing, Michigan If the resistant rats were re­ mated. Cribbery and nursery Church ceptibility to tooth decay in rats M inister Rovv Scott Irvina, Minister sistant only because the bac­ "We secured a homozygous care provided. is hereditary. Hillel Open House Rev. Robert L. Moreland Interdenominational Church School 9:45 a.m teria causing decay were ab­ susceptible line, but were unable Morning Worjhip 10:50 a.m. "Probably there is also a he­ 541 Walbridge Drive 469 North Hagadorn Road sent from their environment, in 15 years to establish homo­ An open house and mixer for redity factor in human tooth de­ ED 7-0183 East Lansing, Michigan these rats which suckled the zygosity in the résistants,” says summer school students will be Sermon by Dr. Seth Morrow ca y ,” says Hunt. (5 blocks north of Grand River) susceptible mother would have H u n t ^ ^ mm sponsored by the B'nai B rith "The Greatness of the Church” The real stumper, though, is MINISTERS gotten cavities just as soon as NEW LUTHERAN MINSTERS Hillel Foundation Thursday at to find out just what is Inher­ A warm and friendly welcome Rev. Truman A. Morrison Rev. Scott Irvine, Preaching the susceptible rats, and this, 8 p.m . SUMMER SCHEDULE ited that makes teeth resistant NEW YORK (AP) - Ten sem­ awaits you at First Presbyter­ Rev. R. Paige Birdwell, Jr. of course, was just not the case, inaries of the Lutheran Church Hillel House is located at the or susceptible to decay, and to ian. Hunt said. in A m e r i c a will graduate 319 9:00 a.m., Church School Peoplo of all racos welcome find out how the heredity w orks. corner of Hillcrest and Grand SUMMER SERVICE But what is inherited that students this spring. for Cribbery through Hunt and his aides: Sam uel R iv er. Always a warm welcome at 9 :3 0 a.m . makes the teeth resistant or Rosen, now a p rofessor in the Sixth Grade. - ■ Sunday, June 23 Central Methodist susceptible? HOLY TRINITY .ansing Central Free Seventh - Day College of Dentistry at Ohio T Across From the Capitol Some of the clues the re­ Serm on by State; C.A. Hoppert, formerly GREEK ORTHODOX Methodist Church Adventist Church searchers have turned up are: 9:00 a.m., Worship WORSHIP SERVICE a professor of chemistry, and N. W ashington, Lansing Temporarily meeting at Rev, Tru m an A. M orrison The protein content in the CHURCH 828 10:00 a.m . A, C. Sawant, post-doctoral fel­ Washington & Elm St. University Lutheran Church enamel of the resistant rats dif­ Serm on Church School (WJ1M 10:30 a.m.) low from Bombay, are still Ph. 482-7315 Division and Ann St. fers from that in the susceptible Sunday School 10:00 a.m . "Our Father, Don’t Let working on the problem , and Rev. John C. Poulos, Pastor SATURDAY SERVICES Prof. Alfred L. Edwards 9 :3 0 a.m . rats; the resistant teeth differ Residence Phone 484-8184 Us Experiment with Evil" have turned up several leads. 9:30 a.m. Sabbath School Guest Speaker in shape from the susceptible Sunday Services Morning Worship 11:00a.m. Crib room thru kindergarten David S. Yoh, Preaching Hunt, for instance, is study­ 11:00 a.m. Worship Service teeth; the saliva in resistant Matins 9:30 a.m. 6 p.m. Youth Fellowship ing the difference in shape of Howard B. Weeks - minister Crib Nursery, So Bring The rats is more viscous than sa­ Devine Liturgy 10:30 a.m. STUDENTS WELCOME Affiliated with United Church decay-resistant rat teeth and King’s Crusaders Male Quartet Baby. liva in susceptible rats, and the Communion 11:30 a.m. Call 355-2989 Of Christ, Congregational- susceptible rat teeth to find what For information or transpor­ T ak e home a copy of the "W hat for transportation Christian, Evangelical and susceptible rats produced more Sermon 11:45 a.m. 7 p.m. Youth Night with tation call 482-1720 Then Are We To Do?” sheet significance this may have. Students in need of tran sp o r­ Reform ed. protease than the resistant ones. Jim Chapman for study and advocation. How did they prove su scep ti­ tation, call 484-8184.______Mason First St. Andrews WELCOME bility to tooth decay in rats is Plymouth East Lansing hereditary? First Christian Baptist Church Eastern Orthodox Congregational University Methodist ''W e ll,” said Hunt, "w e firs t Church 1000 E. Columbia Rd. Church & University All Saints Episcopal Unity Center Selected rats which developed Next to Hospital 425 W, Grand R iv er Church Church (Disciples) Church cavities early, bred them to­ 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship Student Center Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Allegan at Townsend St. 1120 S. Harrison Rd. 1001 Chester Road, Lansing 800 Abbott Road - ED 2-1313 gether and inbred them to get a 11:00 a.m. Sunday School ■ "Interspace” Lansing, Mich. Wilson M. Tennant, Minister Rev. Robert Gardner, Episcopal susceptible line. We did the same Donald L. Booker, Minister Lynn Miner, Guest Speaker Sunday Service .... 11 a.m . Dr. Glenn M. Frye, Minister 1216 Greencrest East Lansing Chaplin to the University Donald Circle Leona Julian thing for rats which developed ” A Powerful Duet” 6:30 p.m. Jr. & Sr. Youth Fel­ off Hagadorn Rd. & M78 SERVICES: Worship Services 8:30 & 11:00 Rev. Edward Roth, Rector Soloist organist cav ities later in life to get a The Reverend 9:45 a.m. 8t 11:00 a.m. lowship Phone 337-9082 a.m . Rev. George Tuma, Curate Wednesday Evening resistant Une." M r. Paul W. Bennehoff Church School 9:45a.m. 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Prayer Service 7:00 p.m. The two lines of rats were preaching SUNDAY SERVICES U.C.C.F. 5:30 p.m. SUNDAY SERVICES Study Class 7:30 p.m. fed a uniform diet, he said. Churbh School at 10:45 Reverend Wilson M. Tennant, Wednesday Youth Meetings 6:30p.m. Matins 8:45 a.m. 8:00 a.m. - Order of Holy Affiliated with Unity School "A fte r 15 y ea rs, the d iffer­ J r . & S r . Youth Fellow ­ 7:00 p.m. Prayer & Bible Study preaching For transportation call FE 9- 8 :00 p.m . Adult C h oir P ra ctice Communion of Christianity, Lee's Summit. ences between the two lines had ship 6:30 p.m. Divine Liturgy 9:30 a.m. 2141 by Saturday evening becom e very marked," said Confessions 10:00 a.m. - Morning Prayer M issouri St. Johns Student every Sat. 7:30 p.m. and Serm on Hunt. Susceptible rats were get­ Peoples Church ting cav ities or. the average when Olivet Baptist Church First Christian For transportation call Membership Class 9:45 Parish 8:30 a.m. - Monday thru Friday 30 days old and rats from the 2215 E. Michigan 4 09-0439 East Lansing Rev. William Hartman, Pastor At the Chapel Reformed Church Fr. O. Finnegan S.J. resistan t line when about 550 DAILY OFFICE 240 Marshall St. Lansing Interdenominational days old. SUNDAY 327 M .A.C. "And a 500-day-old rat is Rev. John M. Hofman. Pastor PAN-ORTHODOX STUDENT Tues. - 10:15 200 Grand River Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Church School 9:45 a.m. all equivalent to a 90-year-old man, ' Morning Service 9:00 & ASSOCIATION of MSU Holy Communion at Michigan Morning Worship 9:00 and ages & 11:00 a.m. children adds Hunt. 11:15 a.m . Open to all Orthodox students. 11:00 a.m. 2 -5 y e a r ly SUNDAY SERVICES Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Sunday Masses Meetings as announced Thurs. - 5:15 These differences by them­ Youth Groups 5:30 p.m. Evening Service 7 p.m. 7:15-8:30-9:45-11:15 Rev. Fr. Clement Palmer Holy Communion 9 :30, and 10:00 A.M. selves demonstrated that suscep­ Those irf need of transpor­ Babysitting at 8:30 only Chaplain tibility or resistance to tooth MID-WEEK SERVICE tation call: Phone: 485-9254 decay is hereditary, and some Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. rather ingenious experiments For church bus schedule Free bus transportation 15 to Mr. B. Swagman at TU 2-2570 30 minutes before each serv- Daily Masses - 6:45 a.m.; carried out later mostly by Rosen call IV 2-8419 or Rev. Hofman at IV 5-3650 Serm on 1 heme: ice around the campus.______7:20 a.m.: and 8:00 a.m. LUTHERAN WORSHIP Sat. iMasses 8:00 & 9:00 a.m MISSOURI SYNOD "Perspective Alumni Memorial Chapel by Dr. Wallace Robertson 10:00 a.m .

Confession daily at 8:00 a.m. Free bus service Sat. 4-5:30 & 7:30-9:00 p.m. 9:40 a.m. Mayo PLAY IT 9:45 a.m. Case and Wilson CHURCH SCHOOL ORGANIZATION MEETING 6:00 p.m. Student Co-operative dinner for summer activities . :30p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bible discussion program 10:00 A.M . 8:15 p.m. Evening vesperus 5Hftday, June 23 . C ardinal Room Crib room through Chapel Ph. 332-0778 high school age Phone ED 7-9778 P a sto r Ph. 332-6386 FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE First Church of East Lansing Genesee at Butler Streets Christ, Scientist Trinity Church SUNDAY SERVICES 709 E. Grand River Church School ...... ^:45 a.m. Interdenominational East Lansing Morning Worship...... 11:00 a.m. 120 Spartan Avenue Church Service: Youth Groups...... ,6 :0 0 p .m . Sunday ll'A.M. Evangelistic Hour...... 7 :0 0 p.m . M IN ISTERS E. Eugene Williams Subject - WEDNESDAY EVE Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. Norman R. Piersma "Is the Universe, Including Supervised nursery available each service. Glenn E. Heck Man, Evolved by Atomic F o r c e ? " H.T. Stanley - Minister Tom Thompson - Music Dir. Morning Service - 11 a.m. Sunday School: Transportation available call IV 4-8294 Christ Is Coming Again University Students9:30 a.m. Regular 11:00 a.m. FIRST WESLEYAN Evening Service - 7:30 p.m. Marks of Identification Wed. Evening Meeting-8 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH

111 North Magnolia Ave. Other Services Reading Room located at 134 9:45 a.m. Discussion Group W. Grand R iver. Rev. R. S. Nicholson. Jr. For University Students Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 a.m. Sunday School...... ^:45 8,rT1, -5 :0 0 p.m. 6:45 P.M. Vacation Bible ' Morning W orship ...... 11:00 a.m . Mon., Tues., Thurs., & Fri­ School "The Christian Calling” days 7:00-9:00 p.m. Every night classes DVBS Teacher Dedication for entire family Special Youth Hour...... All are welcome to attend Phone the Church office, 337- Church S e rv ice s, and v isit and “Do You Care" 7966 for information concern­ BUY YOUR USED use the Reading Rdom. ing campus bus schedule. University Lutheran Kim berly Downs WELCOME SUMMER STUDENTS Church Church of Christ and Student Center TEXTBOOKS 1007 Kimberly Drive. Lansing You will enjoy these services: National Lutheran Council (2 blocks W. of Frandor Division and Ann Street, E. L. Shopping Center on E. 9:45 A.M, tlible SCHOOL (2 blocks north of Berkey Hall) Grand River) Class Geared to College Level 33^-2559 IV 9 -7 1 3 0 Walter R. Wietzke, pastor 11:45 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE TODAY ! Miss Tecla Sund - Campus Gerald O. I ru/.ia, S r., W orker M inister 7:00 P.M. EVENING HOUR of WORSHIP Gospel music and message 9:00 & 10:15 a.m. SUNDAY SER V IC ES 8:30 P.M. YOUNG ADULT FELLOWSHIP Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. Film "Walk The Tight Rope” Guest preacher: I Bible study 9:55 a.m. . a study of communism The Rev. Robert Graetz, Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Columbus, Ohio Wednesday evening Bible Hour of refreshment Sttid> 7:30 p.m . Nursery care is provided at Thursday evening Ladies all services F R E E BUS TRANSPORTATION MORNING AND EVENING Bible Class 7:30 p.m. GIBSONS Call 482-0754 Information Sunday School - 0:00 a.m. only Pastors: Dr. Howard F. Sugden. Dr. Ted for all ages BOOKSTORE Ward, and Rev. Alvin Jones Students: Supper 5:30 p.m. EAST LANSING'S USED BOOK HEADQUARTERS For Transportation Call SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH followed by informal con­ CORNER W. GRAND RIVER & EVERGREEN FL 9 -8 1 9 0 versation with Pastor Graetz ED 2-1960 or ED 2-2434 1518 S. Washington - LANSING Thursday, June 20, 1963 $ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 'Blues’ Film Tells European Talks THE COLLEGE DRUG STORE Set For Professor mi m \ h i. s Life Of W.C. Handy WEEK END SPECIALS An MSU professor who uses at the Econometric Institute. computers to attack problems of The European meetings of the JUNE 20 21 22 Econometric Society will be the "St. Louis Blues,” the motion malnutrition will deliver papers movie "Man in a Cocked Hat,” ' occasion for his Copenhagen ad­ .57 G illette Shave Cream tube .39 picture story of the late W.C. July 26 and 27, is a bright, on his research at three meet­ d re ss . Handy, opens the summer term witty comedy which pokes fun at ings in Europe this summer. 100 Bayer Aspirin .49 Foreign Film Series. fumbling Foreign Office methods Speaks On Credit 100 Vit. A 50,000 unit 2.39 The star-studded cast of the in handling a "colonial Incident.” Victor E, Smith, professor of film biography includes Nat King A dramatic World War II drama economics and of foods and nu­ Dr. Robert W. Johnson, pro­ Borg Scales 5.95 Cole as the great Negro com­ of German-occupied Italy comes trition, will deliver his paper, fessor of accounting and financial 1.00 Veto Spray Deodorant .61 poser, Eartha Kitt, PearLBailey, to the Fairchild Theatre screen "Linear Programming andv the administration, will be one of Ella Fitzgerald and Mahalia August 2-3. Finale of the summer Attack on Malnutrition, in Paris the principal, speakers at the 1.00 Jergens Lotion .59 Jackson. Show dates are Friday film series is the German film on June 28 and in Rotterdam on 5 1st annual International Con­ 1.00 G illette Blue Blades .79 and Saturday in F airchild Theatre "Das Dreimaderlhaus" (The Ju ly 2. sumer Credit Conference this week in Kansas City, Mo. 2.00 Tussy Cleansing Cream 1.25 on cam pus. House of Three Girls). It Is a In Copenhagen, July 12, he will Seven other motion pictures romantic comedy covering a year speak on “An Economic Meas­ 100 Anacin tablets *97 a re also, scheduled for the sum­ in the life of composer Franz urement of the Nutritional Ef­ 'Legal Lynching’ mer series. All will be shown Schubert. .83 Crest Tooth Paste *69 ficiency of Food,” The Humanist Society will hold in Fairchild Theatre at 7:30p.m. 1 .6 9 English Lavender Soap 1.25 their first meeting of the summer on the dates lissted. Tickets will The Paris meeting is a sym­ te rm at 8 p.m . Thursday in 31 .49 Mum Deodorant Cream .37 be available at the box office. posium on the Possibilities of A t Science Seminar Union. ■ m» mm m s mm mm mm mm mm wm mm mm ■ ■ ■ mm • ■■ ■§ • ■■ ■■ mm "Devi” (The Goddess) an In­ Operational Research in De­ A speaker from the Committee dian film makes its Lansing area veloping Countries. It is spon­ FOUNTAIN SPECIAL Joachim E. Lay, professor of to Aid Monroe Defendants will debut June 28-29. The unusual, sored by the Société Française de mechanical engineering is one of DEGREES AWARDED-A record 2,786 students graduated at address the meeting. His topic is Fresh Peach Sundae Topped powerful and moving Japanese Recherche Operationelle. 75 participants attending an ad­ Spring Commencement June 9. Frederick R. Kappel (above), “The Story of a Legal Lynching.” film "The Island" is scheduled With Whipped Cream and vanced science seminar on "Non- chairman of the board of the American Telephone and Tele- The Rotterdam paper will be The meeting is open to the pub­ for July 5-6. "Black Tights,” Linear Problem s o f Engi­ delivered at a seminar of the lic and a question period will iC h e r r y ------.25 a French film composed of four graph Co., was the speaker the ceremony held in Spartan Stod* neering” at the University of Netherlands School of Economics follow . short ballets, plays July 11 and Delaware Wednesday, Thursday ium. 13. Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and and Friday. Hardy, Pearl White, Douglas Fairbanks and other silent film The National Science Founda­ tion sponsored seminar is dis­ stars return to the screen July 19 and 20 when the Foreign Film c u s s i n g math methods a n d n&ehanics of solids- and trans- Series presents "Days of Thrills , and Laughter.” The Britisff : pOrtj,phenomena. Save 29c, Fresh Creamery BUTTER Religion Instructor With This Coupon and $5.00 or More Purchaso Lim it One Por Family—Expires Sat., June 22, 1943 Headed For India WÜ Dr. Anderson has theorized that Dr. Robert T. Anderson, as­ With This Coupon and the societies with a goddess or a sociate professor of religion at Purchase of Every strong feminine element of some Michigan State University, has Pkg. of N.B.C. Oreo Cream received a Fulbright grant from sort in their religion reach a higher stage of development in Hauer's the U.S. Department of State for SPARTAN Prince Bros. SANDWICH COOKIES the visual arts than other soci­ a year of research in India. L im it One Coupon Per Family Dr. Anderson plans to make a e tie s. coUofi-Rlie Coupon Exp. Sat., June 22, 1963 comparative study of the visual Specifically, he notes, the early SUop-RUe SJtofi-Riie arts and other aspects of soci­ Egyptian and other ancient civil­ SPARTAN SHOPPING 1109 E. 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Varsity Alumni Club represen­ have forgotten his collegiate legiate eager. He was called by hitting, so a change had to be team which then was loaded with start: Poise, a live fast ball and Friends To Honor tative to the University’s athletic achievements. then Basketball Coach Ben Van- made. pro s ta r s . good con tro l. He struck out 86 and council, and ticket sales manager He ca m e to Michigan State in Alstyne one of MSU’s finest all- At K o b s ’ suggestion, he The following season, 1947, he walked 22 in his junior season. Bill Peardsley. 1944 as an army trainee and time players. switched to pitching and was told was the club’s workhorse, pitch­ That was the end of the line at Ex-Spartan Hurler A bloc of tickets is being played varsity basketball. A year to work his arm into shape over ing in 17 of State’s 24 games, State for Robbie. The Phillies bought by the committee. They later, discharged from service, His baseball career started the spring holiday back home in going 90 2/3 innings, winning sought and signed Roberts for a will go on sa le in a few days in he returned to State and again es­ m ore slowly and less auspic­ Springfield, 111., while the rest of five, losing four and compiling a $25,000 bonus. He joined them in F o rm e r teammates and Coordinating arrangements Detroit, East Lansing and other tablished himself as a basketball iously. He came out for baseball the Spartan team went south on a 2.88 earned run average. He spring training of 1948 and was friends of Robin Roberts when he from the Detroit end is Chuck Michigan points. Sales plans will sta r. after the 1946 basketball season training trip. drew all the toughest assignments assigned to Wilmington, Del, of was a baseball and basketball star Davey, a great collegiate boxer be announced when com pleted. At the end of the one season he had ended and announced himself Robbie did, and cam e on to win and learned rapidly as he went the old Inter-State league. He at Michigan State are planning a at State in the Roberts’ period, Roberts’ major league career was voted by newsmen and ath­ a first base candidate. Kobs’ four, lose two that first season. along. worked there about two months recognition night for the veteran la ter a pro star, and now a De­ is too well known to req u ire much letic officials to be the State of team was pretty well set and The highlight was an 8-0 hitter Several things he had from the and went up to the parent club. major league pitching ace July 16 troit insurance executive. elaboration, but sports fans may Michigan’s most outstanding col­ Robbie didn’t do too well at he flung at the Great Lakes Navy Program Information ED 2-6944 in Tiger Stadium. General, committee members LAST 7 DAYS! The Detroit Tigers and Balti­ include Don Mason, director of First Time at more Orioles, Robbie’s current the Ralph Young Scholarship team , both Have ven assent to Fund; Gale Mikles, head of phys­ CAMPUS POPULAR PRICES! the idea. ical education; Bob Hoerncr, Complete Shows at Kiddies all tim es...50^ The Ju ly 16 game will beplayed sports editor of the Lansing State Tigers Axe Coaching Staff, 1:00-3:35-6:15-9:00 Jo u rn a l; Bill McCann, president Adults until 5:30...65# under the lights. It will be the Feature at opener of a three-game Tigers- of the Ingham County Alumni Evenings Si Sunday...90tf 1:20-4:00-6;45-9:25 Orioles series. Club; John Carver, president of Plans' call for a presentation the Varsity Alumni Club; John on the field prior to thegameand Carter, assistant director of SPECIAL LIMITED ENGAGEMENT! a eet-to seth er for Robbie and alumni relations; Fred Stabley, Continue Their Losing Ways friends after the game. sports information director; John UNCUT! ORIGINAL LENGTH! General chairman of the affair Kobs, head baseball coach at General Manager Jim Campbell. 1960, Scheffing was a coach under is Jack Kinney, baseball team­ State for 39 years until his recent BOSTON— D etroit T ig e r s , who with the Milwaukee braves, His immediate plans call for a Dressen when the Braves finished W iOlDWYN V WONDERFUL mate of Roberts' at State and now retirement from coaching and fired Manager Bob Scheffing and w here he was replaced In Sep­ months vacation with his wife. In second in the senior circuit. . CINERAMA THRILLS! rhe university's director of alum- the discoverer of Roberts as a his coaching staff Tuesday, lost tember of the ’62 season by pitching jirospect; Sam Fortino, their debut under new manager Birdie Tebbets. ADVENTURE! Chuck Dressen Wednesday night ROMANCE! Program information IV 5-6485 to the Red Sox, 9-0. Joining Dressen as coaches / starts D ressen , who broke into o r ­ are Stubby Overmire, Pat Mul- MSU FOREIGN FILM SERIES ganized baseball in 1919, led the lin and Bob Swift. All were mem­ Brooklyn Dodgers to the National bers of the Tiger farm system. p re s e n ts TODAY! League pennant in 1952 and 1953. The replaced Scheffing said he wasn’t surprised by the move of , 5£ to 5:30 p.m. - $1.00 after - Children 50if B5ÜBI "ST. LOUIS BLUES” For this one girl he defied Starring Nat “ King” Cole as the the vengeful Apache! w late William C. Handy, composer of many G reat ì IN WONDERFUL F eatu re at ’’Central Michigan’s 1 nvorite Playground"! great folk classics. Fam ily 1 :2 0 -3 :2 5 COLOR! Entertainment 5 :3 0 -~ : 35 9:40 p.m . LAKE LANSING Fri., Sat. 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M E R Used Book Headquarters _ R C LE The Happy Time June 26-29 A Wide Selection Of Paperbacks The Shadow of a Gunman July 3-6 Ring Round the Moon July 10-13 • Textbooks For All Courses Let’s Get a Divorce July 17-20 • Art & Engineering Supplies Cat on a Hot Tin Roof July 24-27 Scotch Strips of 5 Coupons for $5.00 Each Coupon Exchangeable For Any Performance Scotch Strips A vailable N o w at Box Office Book Store Limited Number Left STUDENT Box Office Open at Demonstration Hall Free Parking 2-6 P.M. Monday Through Saturday 421 E Grand River (Across From Berkey Hall) PHONE 355-0148 Thursday, June 20, 1963 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Sell "Don't - Wants" Thru Summer Want-Ads ED lE ST a RR, TYPIST. Theses, •¥> Real Estate dissertations, term papers, gen­ ’j t Employment jf For Rent & F or Rent eral typing. Experienced, IBM House For Sale - Cahill s u d - STUDENT TV RENTALS. New TOWN AND COUNTRY FOOD APARTMENTS ROOMS______divisioi. Marble School district. 19” portable, $9 per month. 21” Electric. OR 7-8232. c with a MEN cooking privileges parking INC, Do you have time on your Wanted: Girl to share nicely fur­ 3 or 4 Bedrooms split level at table models, $8 per month. All JOB RESUMES — TOO copies, i t Wanted low cost hands? We need 2 men with m orn­ nished apt. for summer term or one block to union. 332-2195. 2 305 Wayland. Beautiful lot, 2 car sets guaranteed, no service or $4. Aldinger Direct Mail Adver­ ings and evenings free to work at 5 week period. 355-0899. 3 Summer: Men apprE .ed super- garage, carpeting in living room, delivery charges. Call Nejac, IV tising. 533 North Clippert. IV 5- Wanted - female W A N T A D exceptional selling job. Prefer vised room clo se to cam pus. New large family room. For sale by 2 -0 6 2 4 . C 2213.______C Experienced high school Junior. married men with car for trav­ clean private entrance and bath. STUDENTS] an auto insurance TYPING in my home. Shirley Babysitting light housework af­ «AUTOMOTIVE owner at only $28,500. Phone el experience. 937 E. Grand Haslett Apartments Parking. ED 7-2573. 1 ED 2-6628. 5 problem? Monthly payment plan. Decker. 2612 Forest Ave. Lan­ ter 3 P.M. (.50/hr.) Keep this «EMPLOYMENT River, East Lansing.Raymord E. Quandt Insurance, 1032 North sing. IV 2-7208. 5 and call ED 7-1598. 1 COOL SUMER ROOMS in new For Sale by owner. 3 bedroom •FOR RENT Morgan, District Manager. C5 Capitol. IV 5-8419. C THESIS 'TYPING for carbon cop- home. Ceramic showers - Patio ranch. Rustic design, large liv­ •FOR SALE One h a lf block from ies, multilith masters, or stu­ Wanted GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT Student Services Bidg- - M.S.U. Approved - Close - In ing room, garbage disposal. Gas BABYSITTING WANTED Daily dent services acetates. IBM’s Teacher and Family on sabbati­ •LOST 8. FOUND has permanent positions for men - Parking. ED 2-1183. 3 heat, 1 1/2 c a r garage, aluminum July 8i August. 8 a.m. - 5:30 with carbon ribbon and complete cal leave desire to rent large and women in office, sales, and siding, big yard. Top condition, p .m . References exchanged. •PERSONAL Quiet Approved Room walking Greek alphabet and other techni­ home near East Lansing from engineering. IV 2-1543, 616 Forty-One FHA approved. $12,000. Call IV Write or Phone Sue Booth 1816 •PEANUTS PERSONAL (¿stance to campus. Parking cal symbols. Experience in all September to July. Prefer rural Michigan National Tower. C 4-3046 after 6. No agent. 1 S. Cook Rd., Route 1, Owosso. •REAL ESTATE FURNISHED STUDENT space. Preferably graduate men departments. Wonch Graphic area. James Ireton, 341 Mt. Ver­ AVON IS CALLING in your neigh- SA 3-2177. .5, APARTMENTS students or upper classmen. 3 Service, 1720 East Michigan Ave­ non, Grosse Pointe Farms 36; •SERVICE borhood thru T .V . Be the AVON ifr Service Formica Counter Tops. Custom MEN Rooms to rent. ¿6l M.A.C. nue, Lansing. Phone: 484-7786. M ich. 3 •TRANSPORTATION Representative and turn spare built to order. Many beautiful $8 per week. Cooking privileges. XEROX COPIES anything; even C •WANTED time into money making hours. Rent N o w For Fall pages in a bound book. Aldin- patterns, free estimate. Butler Call ED 2-2563. 5 DEADLINE: For appointment in your home ger Direct Mail, 533 N. Clip- Kustom K itchen s, 3110 N. E ast write or call evenings, Mrs. Al- Appl ¡cations And N icely Furnished Room fo r two St. 489-7111. 3 12 p.m. one closs day be­ Complete Rental Information pert. IV 5-2213. C ALL ana Huckins, 5664 School St., girls. ED 2-6604. 5 fore publication. Available At CUSTOM CABINETS built to or- Ceramic Tile Work. Bathrooms, Haslett, Michigan. Telephone FE International House, 123 Albert d er. Finished or Unfinished. counter tops, floors. All work AT Concel lotions - 10 a .m . one 9 -8 4 8 3 .______C Evergreen Arms Near Union. Cooking, Parking, Kitchen, Bathroom vanities, guaranteed. Free estimate. <$> SUMMER FUN class day before publication p leasan t. F u r n i s h e d, unsuper­ Butler Kustom Kitchens, 3110 REDUCED PHONE: For Rent______model open daily Bars. Free Designing and Esti­ vised. Call 332-3745. 2 mates! Butler Kustom Kitchens, N. East St. 489-7111. 3 at the beach, boating, F o r Vacation Rentals see 1-8 PM camping, traveling PRICES 355-8255 or 8256 Ken Oliver Sales 3110 N. E ast S tre e t. 489-7111. 3 THESES PRINTED M F or Sale Rapid service, stay white Diazo RATES: We have tent campus and trav el For The Best In DIAPER SERVICE to your deU prints, drafting supplies. trailers. Phone ED 2-6861 Bookcases Unfinished $4.95 and sire. You receive your own dia­ 1 DAY S I.25 Student Apartments CAPITAL CITY BLUEPRINT up. Chest of drawers $10.00 and pers back each time. With our 3 DAYS.. . . S2.50 APARTMENTS 221 South Grand PHONOGRAPHS EDWARD G. HACKER CO. up. Grants Furniture, 529 East service, you may include up to 5 DAYS. . . . S3.75 Michigan, Lansing. IV 4-4903. C Lansing, IV 2 -5431 C Battery powered»plays anywhere on 6 Flash * WANTED THREE MALE STU ­ IV 5-2261 Realtors 332-101 I two' pounds of your baby’ s un­ lite batteries»excellent tone quality» separate Based on 15 words per ad) PORTABLE TYPEWRITER dershirts and clothing which will DENTS to share apt. with one speakers. Choice of finishes. $47 50 There will be a 25« service graduate student. Seniors or Olympia Precision. Buy the fin­ not fade. White, blue or pink HOUSE______and bookkeeping charge if G rad, s t u d e n t s p referred . The est. Terms available. Hassel- diaper pails furnished. Furnished 10 Minutes fromcam- this ad is not paid within best of study conditions«/-»mfor- bring Company. 310 N. Grand. AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE pus 3 bedroom s, 1 1/2 baths, one week. table lounging facilities. Parking IV 2-1219. C 914 E. Gier Street WORLD’S Largest moving and RADIOS family room, study. Sept. 1 for available. 332-3980. 5 Lansing, Mich. C storage organization. Operating Used TV Sets. Reasonable ser^ 6, Q and 10 transistor models . AM and FM with 1 year. FE 9-8170. 3 rights in 50 states. Contact your vice radio, TV, Hi-Fi. Univer­ all accessories . Large selecti on. From i t Automotive______WHY PAY MORE? For profes­ Furnished 2 Bedroom house for sity Electronics 211 Evergreen, college representative, Jim Bur- $9.95 DEAN i HARRIS MOTORS university man, cool; off campus. sional dry cleaning, WENDROWS. rett, IV 5-2241. C 332-6283. 5 Grand River at Cedar NEW Call ED 2-4770. 2 P ants, skirts, sweaters, 50if. over 48 years with Ford Motorcycle: Honda Super Sports Plain dresses, suits, coats, $1.00 TYPING SERVICE TAPE RECORDERS EYDEAL VILLA 2 Bedroom Furnished House - 50 cc. Also Harley Davidson 3006 Vine St. 1/2 block west of men. 3/4 mile from' campus, TV SERVICE. Special rate for Lite weight portables-battery operated-guar­ ¡957 FORD RANCH WAGON 2 - 125cc. in parts. Phone 355-6000. F ran d or. C parking. $75 per month. Deposit college housing service calls. anteed. From $22 5Q door V-8 — 5395. NOW LEASING FOR 3 required. Call IV 9-2389. 3 FOR LOW RATES on auto in­ $4, Absolute honesty. ACME TV, SUMMER AND FALL TERMS 1610 Herbert. IV 9-5009. C 57 BLTCK 2-DOOR SPECIAL au­ A ’ Personal surance it’s State Farm Mutual, W orld’ s largest auto insurer. tom atic transmission, r a ­ 1 & 2 BEDROOMS ABOLISH UNWANTEDSTRAGLY Term Papers, theses, general dio, 52 95. 1 BEDROOM FOR 2-3 hair — on face, arms, most Call or see your State Farm agent typing, etc. Experienced typist. today. Ask for GEORGE TOBIN Fast service. Phone 355-0785. 5 MARSHALL MUSIC PERSONS anyw here. Virginia Hanchett, or ED KARMANN, IV 5-7627 57 CHEVROLET BEL-AIR 4- 2 BEDROOM FOR 4 electrologist. IV 4-1632. C3 EXPERT THESES, General typ- door, 6 cylinder, 2-tone. Radio, IN FRANDOR. C 307 EAST GRAND RIVER PERSONS FREE PiZZA ON YOUR BIRTH - ing. Electric typewriter. Exper­ heater, automatic, whitewalls - DAY. Bimbo’s Pizza is our spe­ TUTORING and TRANSLATIONS ienced dissertation typist. Re­ ’ erv Nice 5645. -COMPLETELY production service. N ear FURNISHED ciality. 484-7818. C2 in GERMAN by exchange student. BRODY. 332-5545. 5 • Please call ED 2-4207. 1 1958 PLYMOUTH STATION WA­ •G.E. APPLIANCES SOME P E O P L E CARRY on no GON V -8, automatic tran s­ -SWIMMING POOL m atter what and we’ll help you do WATCH TV mission. Radio, whitewalls. $495. -CITY BUS just that if you have auto or •LARGE REC ROOM fire insurance with us. Bubolz— Many other makes and models to 332-8671 -- 220 M.A.C. C ANNOUNCING 2 THIS SUMMER choose from. Shop our full block -LAUNDRY FACILITIES of used car bargains. A guaran­ -CLOSE TO SHOPPING tee with every car. IV 2-1604. For Your Listening Pleasure C4 SPECIAL SECTIONS of -AIR CONDITIONED in person "MG-A 196f). Grey. Good condi- The AL BEUTLER TRIO PAPID & EFFICIENT READING tion $1295. Phone 355-6197 af­ ter 5:30.” 5 For Further Information formerly with Phone Stan Kenton for M.S.U. 1st. summer session students: 56 Plymouth Fury Hardtop, ra­ dio and heater - 57 Olds 4- FIDELITY REALTY FRI. JUNE 21, 9PM Section lE-Mon. & Wed. 3-5 P.M., June 24-July 17 door Section IF-Mon. & Wed. 7-9 P.M., ” ” - ED • 20322 1960 engine, radio, and heater. PIZZA PIT RESTAURANT Fee-$45, including books, materials, and use of me­ EVENINGS-ED-23150 chanical devices. No other charges! No required 205 W, Howe Ave. off from N. Lower Concourse outside reading or study. Turner Street. 1 FURNISHED UPPER A PT. 3 203 M .A .C. large rooms and bath. Private on a NE JAC TV 1954 Ford Customline. Very lit­ entrance, parking, freezer, stor­ tle rust, radio, signals. Good G E T R E L IA B L E ADVICE on ca r age space available. Available tires. Must sell. Best cash of­ insurance from LES STANTON Increase Your Comprehension! >19” portable only $9.00 per month summer term - Married couple fers. ED 2-8324. 1 AGENCY. Budget Financing only. $75/month includes utili­ available. 1500 E. Michigan. IV ties. Phone 332-1966. 3 2 -0 6 8 9 . C Measurably Reduce Reading >AII sets g u a ra n te e d SPARTAN MOTORS Home of personally selected used VERGREEN ARMS Real Estate ¡FREE service and delivery c a r s . & Study Time! Forest Hills 4 bedroom ranch VOLKSWAGON 1962 convertible th e red with white interior. all on one floor. Wooded lot 100 Enroll June 20, 21, or 24 between 10 & 6 at 9 other models of hard-tops and LUXURY FURNISHED by 150, family room, large kit­ ANDERSON READING CENTER sun roofs available. APARTMENTS chen. New in 1958. Save by deal­ 532 N. Washington, Lansing IV2-3887 ing direct with owner. Call ED DESIGNED WITH THE J.O. Anderson, Ed.D., Director IV 2-0624 CHEVY II 4-door sedan, blue STUDENT IN MIND 2 -8 0 2 1 . 3 with blue interior, stick-shift. A real economy car. Extra sharp. MODEL O P E N All student ads must be paid in advance KARMAN-GH1A 1962. Green with white top. 10,000 actual DAILY the river’s edge TE LL IT TO TH CAMPUS miles. Spare never used. Sale apartments on theicedar price $1995. 3:00 to 8 :00 P.M. SAT. hOO to 4 :0 0 P.M. Buy I ed 2-4432 CHEVY 1961 lmpala hardtop, full power, automatic transmis­ / .Air Conditioning TRAVEL TRAILER - Still open / sion. Black witl red interior. .Custom built Kitchens for a few weeks! $30. Referen­ Local one owner. Priced to sell ces. Call ED 7-1598. 1 quickly. .Built-in studey area .Ample Parking For Summer Term - 3 bedroom OLDSMOBILE 1959 88-c o n - .Individual balconies bungalow, completely furnished. vertible. Red and white with About 7 blocks from campus. Michigan State Hews Handy Want-Ad Form matching interior. Just in time LOCATION Call ED 2-6879. 2 -----1 for convertible season. $1395. ______„___ Student Number 1 BLOCK NORTH OF Full Name 3000 E. Michigan ROOMS The Phone IV 7-3715 GD. RIVER Phone Number ON EVERGREEN Two Single, Attractive, Well- Address__ • PORSCHE COUPE ‘52 sound body furnished CLEAN rooms for wo­ More Number of Days to Run- ) but needs bumping. Recently re- RENT N O W men. One block from Knapp’s built engine. 40 MPG. 332-5142.1 FOR FALL store. Call ED 2-1760. 3 ! 1954 T R 2 New top & paint job E p w A R D G . u a c k c w C 2 Rooms for Men - Near Cam- Beginning. PKALTOWR ,‘with 60 engine, $500. Call IV 2- pus. Private entrance, bath and Automotive Typing Service ] 9256.or IV 9-8388. 332-1011 IV - 52261 phone, attractive and reason­ Auto Repair Heading (circle one) Transportation able. ED 2-1746. 3 !Vw Deluxe Microbus 1961 sun- Girls Single Room with new kit- Employment For Sale Wanted Iroof rebuilt engine. Immaculate. chen. 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PROGRAM LEARNING RESEARCH Use the Want-Ads $1 Thursday, June CO, 1963 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Intramural News The Men’s Intramural Building A Best-Ball golf tournament one stop family shopping and saving1 is sponsoring softball, tennis, for students, faculty and staff golf and volleyball tournaments will be held July 20. Entries for for the first five weeks of the the tournament will be accepted SEAMLESS DACRON-COTTON Summer quarter. July 12-18. The 18-hole best-ball Team entries for Open League tournament will match students, BLOUSES softball will be accepted begin­ faculty and staff for best-ball. NYLONS ning Monday. Deadline for team Green fees of $1 for students entries is June 28. Games are and $1.50 for faculty and staff scheduled to begin July 2. should be paid with entries to Softball teams may be com­ the tournament. Forest Akers posed of students, faculty and m em b ers will not have to pay MSI staff. Faculty and staff members the green fee. are required to sign a special Women’s tournaments will be roster form. Persons interested offered if sufficient interest is TAPE G-E ELECTRIC in officiating softball for the Open shown. BOOK RACK League should go to 208 1M at The Men’s 1M building will be RECORDER ALARM CLOCK 7 p.m. Thursday, June 27. open at the following hours: Mon­ Individual entries for tennis day, Tuesday, Thursday, 10 a.m.- WROUGHT 8 p.m.; Wednesday, 10 a.m.- will be accepted beginning Mon­ IRON day. Deadline for entries is 10 p.m.; Friday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; and $2.98 July 3. Play will start July 8. $19.88 $2.98 If enough interest is shown a Sunday, 1-6 p.m. co-recreational volleyball tour­ All tennis, basketball, volley­ nament will be played. ball, badminton, squash, handball STUDY POLE M.S.U. Entries for golf tournaments and paddleball court reservations will be accepted beginning July 1. should be made at 201 Men's LAMPS SWEATSHIRTS Deadl ine for the entries is July 11, IM ar by calling 355-5250. LAMPS A tournam ent will be played on The 1M weight room will be July 13. The tournament will be open Monday through F rid ay 12 ASSORTED an 18 hole medal game for gross noon-7 p.m. and Saturday and COLORS score. Winners and runners-up Sunday 1-6 p.m. $1.99-$9.99 $4.99-$14.99 $2.95 will be determined for student Acrobatic workouts will be of­ play, faculty play, and staff play. fered for men and women stu­ dent s on Friday, Monday, EAST Wednesday, and next Friday at 135 EAST LANSING I 3-4 p.m. on the third floor of GRAND RIVER S.S. KRE5GE COMPANY MSU Jazz Combo Jenison Gymnasium. WMSB will broadcast an in­ formal television hour of jazz featuring MSU musicians Sunday at 3 p.m. on Channel 10.

The featured combo includes A1 Beutler, baritone sax; Paul Cullyns, fender bass; Ron Eng­ lish, guitar; Woody James and Bob Ruskin, trumpets; Jim Kay, STEAK SALE bass; Mike Kull, piano; Bill Men­ NEW BOX OFFICE~Nick Hawey, East Lansing Theater, work on the construction of a new box denhall and Bud Spangler, drums; Grad Student and Anthony Collins, speech in­ office for the Theater's second production this G eorge West, trombone and U.S. GOVT. INSPECTED CHOICE structor and technical director for Summer Circle summer, “ The Shadow of a Gunman.' ’ Benny Poole, tenor sax. Plan Series On Educating WE ARE OPEN 'Specials’ lb. lb . lb. 8 9jgjjgp w- ' .I*- 9 9 c Deaf, retarded and gifted chil­ Mon.--Thur. PORTERHOUSE dren are among the topics to be I ROUND SIRLOIN discussed by international fig­ 11:00 a.m. — 12:00 a m ures in a summer lecture series Young Steer Sliced sponsored by the MSU College of PORK SALE Education. The discussions, open to the Fru-Sat. GROUND BEEF BEEF LIVER Rib End Loin End public, will be held Friday after- noortf ^beginning tomorrow at 11:0 0 a m — 1 2 :3 0 a m . 3 p.m. in the Kiva. Daniel McAlees, research as­ . sistant in special education and Sun r , rehabilitation at theUniversity of go San Carlos in Guatemala, 4:00 p.m. — 12:00 a m 29$ 39$ Other lecturers scheduled for U the series are Dimitri Dimitrie- vich Venediktov, counselor and Delivery everyday starting adviser of social affairs for the Superight Soviet mission to the United Na- At 5:00 P M Thick tions; Pierre Oleron of the Sliced 2 s. 970 Porkchops s 790 lb. Faculte des Lettres et Sciences Bacon “ For Pizza Sake C a ll” Humaine, University of Paris; William David Barney, lecturer in special education at the Uni­ RED versity of Auckland, New Zea­ CASA NOVA # 2 land, and Herman R. Goldberg, and (come in for a coffee break) acting superintendent of schools RIPE in Rochester, N.Y. WATERMELON 79$ STAR SHINES—Charles Lau- CANTALOUPE | HOT HO U S E-Red and Ripe FRESH GEORGIA 3 lbs. terbcch, Arvada, Col. grad student, rehearses his role for “ The Happy Time.’ ' 3 for Driver Ed. t lM ItnM atDES 3811PE/UMES 49« 12 O Z . Receives can 2 Grants WHOLE KERNEL CORN IM Michigan State has received two grants totaling $7,500 from the Allstate Foundation for the Used & New MSU Textbooks improvement of driver education Ann Page iot jor49C in Michigan and throughout the MAYONNAISE nation. The grants accepted by John Paperbounds -12,000 Titles Ivey, dean fSrthe College of Edu­ FROZEN FOOD FEATURES JANE PARKER BAKERY FEATURES^ cation, will be used for scholar­ ships for driver education teach­ ers in Michigan and for college Golden Sugared Children’s Books Pkg. of 12 and university driver education Cinnamon 19c instructors in a number of other Chopped Broccoli 11c Donuts sta te s. Children’s Activity Items The $2,500 grant is part of an Plain or Seeded annual program started 10 years 1 lb. loof 19c ago by the Foundation to assure Murch Drinks £” 1’ z 10c Rye Bread the further improvement of Mich­ Spiral Notebooks igan’s high school driver educa­ Jane tion program. PARKER 2.43c The $5,000 grant will provide Notebook Paper Potatoes “ r 6* 97c White Bread scholarships for driver education teachers from 30 colleges and Old Va lb universities to give them the es­ L ib b y 's 6 pack Fashion Pkg. 39c sential background for preparing Lemonade 85c Twin Cookies high school teachers in their WELCOME TO SUMMER TERM respective states. A & P MORGAN'S T e a c h e rs will attend five Apple driver education co u rse s at PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Michigan State this sum m er, We invite you to come in and browse. covering various aspects of 1 Qt. driver education and safety. 14 oz. The courses for which Allstate C ans Foundation scholarships are IUICE SALE 1 3 £ 850 granted are Driver Education and Traffic Safety I, June 10-21; Book AMIIICA'S rauMOtr >ooo m t a iu « . . . tINCl i m » Driver Education and Traffic Safety I and Driver Education and Store PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. Traffic Safety II, both June 17- S p a r t a n JUNE 22, IN ALL 6 LANSING, EAST LANSING July 24, and Driver Education AND WILLIAMSTON STORES i m OaSAT ATLANTIC A PACIFIC TIA COMPANY and Traffic Safety II and Work­ ED 7-1180 shop for College Teachers of Corner Ann & M.A.C. Traffic Safety Education, both August 12-23. Thursday, June 20, 1963 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Construction Job Cited NAACP Welcomes Governments Bias Ban

NEWYOR K—President Ken­ cisely those urged by the NAACP sans, even if non-union, on gov­ conference were NAACP Labor Sociation’s District of Columbia the rate of progress for Negroes The NAACP labor secretary cians, steamfitters, carpenters, reported that Mr. Wirtz agreed nedy’s announcement this week upon both the Eisenhower and ernment construction jobs if the Secretary Herbert Hill and the branch. in the building and construction rod men and other construction that much m ore had to be done and that the Federal government will Kennedy administrations.” unions continue to exclude them Rev. E, Franklin Jackson and Ed- Mr. Hill told the Secretary of industry is negligible. It is less craftsmen. Secretary Wirtz than token and is totally unac­ pledged administration support to take steps to stop discrimination He said apprenticeship train­ because of race. ward Hailes, president and sec- Labor that "after more than 20 agreed the employers’ commit­ against Negroes in employment ing programs are "certified by Participating - in the two-hour retary, respectively, of the As- years of negotiation and protest, cep tab le.” proposals made by the NAACP. ment not to discriminate as re­ on federally-financed construc­ the F e d e ra l governm ent arid r e ­ The Government would require quired by their contracts with tion jo b s and in fed erally-aid ed ceive financial assistance from contractors to by-pass "lily- government had priority over a apprenticeship training p ro ­ the Department of Health, Edu­ LEARN BECOME PESTS white” union hiring halls and em­ union agreement which requires grams was welcomed by NAACP cation and Welfare.” CHATTANOOGA (AP) - Most ploy Negro plumbers, electri- discrimination. Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins. " T h e b arrin g of N egro w orkers FROM HITTERS of the 100 species of foreign The President revealed his from Federal construction jobs Wins $5,000Suit birds introduced into the United MIAMI(AP)— Ray Scarborough, States have failed to adapt to the plans in a statement released in has long been a scandal, the scent a scout and pitching instructor new world, a government biolo­ Washington on June 4. The an­ of which penetrated White House for the Baltimore Orioles, says gist reports. nouncement followed termination windows in recent years when young pitchers can learn a lot 10c avandt Negro electricians and structural Over Pickle last week of the Philadelphia about their craft bv listening to Those that have, Dr. Gardiner NAACP branch's^mass picketing iron w ork ers w ere denied jo b s on and watching the hitters. An MSU student won a $5,000 Werbe charged in his suit the Bump told the Tennessee Con­ A INSURANCE new congressional office con­ store manager Joseph Farhat jf a school construction site to “ The good hitters are studying damage verdict against an East servation League, have become 1032 N. Capitol Ave. favorite quarry of big game hunt­ break the color bar against struction in the Nation’s Capital the pitchers all the time,*-* say s Lansing supermarket Monday in stopped him on the way out of the ers or pests. Call IV 5-8419 ANYTIME skilled Negro construction and when students of Howard Scarborough, “ especially after a lawsuit involving a 10-cent sto re and forced him (W erbe) into w orkers. University protested that no you’ve gotten them out. They’re p ick le. an office and locked the door. Dr. Bump, with the U.S. Fish Bob Quandt S p m c ia t u U F o r . . . In a statement issued after the Negro skilled workers were looking for tipoffs on what you’re Werbe claimed the action was and Wildlife Service, said the An Ingham County C ircu it President’s announcement. Mr. among those erecting a new gym­ liable to throw them the next time unlawful imprisonment and mal­ ring-necked pheasant and Hun­ FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CASES Wilkins said that the steps in­ nasium financed with Federal around.*’ ___ Court jury returned the verdict treatm en t. garian and chukar partridges funds.” in favor of the plaintiff, Peter A. Attorney for the defendants “ now provide much of the upland dicated by Kennedy "are pre- Pitchers should do the same Mr. Wilkins had previously in­ Werbe, Detroit senior. contended the issue involved was game bird hunting in many north­ thing with hitters, thinks CANCELLED & REFUSED DRIVERS ern states. dicated that the Philadelphia Scarborough, a onetime curveball The court action stemmed from not the value of the 10-cent pickle "tactic of mass picketing of con­ specialist for the Washington an Incident Nov. 17, 1961, when but the right of a store manager '‘Others, like the English NEW LOW RATES struction jobs will certainly be Senators, Boston Red Sox, Werbe was accused of eating the to detain and question a person sparrow, starling and pigeon, used by our branches in other Chicago White Sox, New York pickle in Shaheen's Food Center suspected of larceny. have succeeded so well that they EV£RY KNO W N KIND OF INSURANCE cities confronted with this prob­ Yankees and Detroit Tigers. while shopping and failing to pay The trial was concluded Mon­ now are classified as pests in (Continued from Page 1) day after four days of testimony. many areas.** & BONDS le m .” “ Listen and look around the for it at the checkout counter. c: the U.S. Olympic Baseball Meanwhile, on June 4, Secre­ batting cage during practice,” he com m ittee. tary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz, recommends. “ They may indicate Coach Kobs has developed, in a conference with NAACP of­ by some action or habit the pitch many outstanding players. The ficials, pledged government sup­ they like the most or the pitch rest known of his pupils is Robin port to put qualified Negro arti- that might give them trouble.” Roberts, the all-time great pitcher with the Philadelphia P hillies and now B altim o re. B e­ s i d e s ' Roberts, Kobs has had a 1 Mile East dozen others make the majors and Of MSU scores in minor league pro ball. Present major leaguers whc played for him at State also in­ SUMMER clude pitcher Dick Radatz, Bos­ ton Red Sox; pitcher Ron P e r - ranoski, Los Angeles Dodgers; outfielder A1 Luplow, Cleveland llforno Restaurant Indians; pitcher Jack Kralick, Cleveland Indians, and catcher I k WvTKfclkt jWu£ Wl Hobie Landruh, Washington Senators. [NOW OPEN DAILY11:AM - 2:A m 1 Eleven of his athletes have been SCHOOL honored by All-American recog­ nition. Many now are coaches in Lunches Dinners Sandwiches Pizza % high schools and colleges and it k V is perhaps of this group he is proudest. RATHSKELLER F o rm er Kobsm en who now are OPEN DAILY 5 P.M. head college coaches are Ed Sobczak, at San Jose State, and FINE FOOD ENTERTAINMENT Wendell Lawrence, at the Air STUDENTS Force Academy. A graduate of Hamline Univer­ sity in St. Paul, M inn., he won 13 PHONE ED 7-1311 FOR TAKE OUT letters in four sports—football, baseball, basketball and track. In January of 1951, he was se­ lected by a board of sports ex­ perts in Minnesota as one of the 1 See KRAMER’S for state's top five all-round athletes for. . Tor the first half of the 20th cen -. ! LARGEST DISCOUNTS tury. IN T O W N ! Kobs is a native of Cavalier, N.D., born Aug. 21, 18^8, and attendee! high school in Lake COMPLETE LINE City, Minn. After his graduation from Ham line, he was kept on M AX K R A M E R for three years as an athletic "You’re cordially in* NEW & REBUILT vitr-d to tee us for staff member, and then made the thr best values for .the LARGEST collection of USED BOOKS your money! ’ switch to Michigan State in 1924. His early days on the Spartan AUTO PARTS campus were busy ones—Kobs being assigned duties at onetime" ...the MOST COMPLETE student store or another, as head basketball, • Automotive Machine Shop baseball, hockey and freshman football coach, as well as carry­ ...the NEW, FASTER check out SYSTEM ing a full schedule of physical •Complete Auto Spring Shop education classes. Coach Kobs was tapped by the • Automotive Mainline Shop U.S. Armed Forces for an over­ ...the PLACE TO SELL used books seas mission for the winter of • Mufflers and Tailpipes 1957. The Spartan mentor con­ ducted a baseball clinic for the U. S. Army at Nürnberg, Ger­ ...the FASTEST service in town many. 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