1L PAGE Ir8"~ For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone NO 2-4786 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. Monday through Friday, and Saturday 9:30 'ti t11:30 A.M. IiI The University Services Com- mittee of the Women's League and the Michigan Union announce the selection of orientation leader can- didates for September, 1961. Students who served as orienta- tion leaders in previous semesters are not required to attend the Leader Training Meeting on Tues- day, May 23. They will receive in- structions from the Orientation Office in the third week of August. Former leaders who have been selected are listed below: Irving Arenberg, William Barris, Thomas Bennett, Donald Blitz, Michael Blumenthal, *Fred Brot, Arthure Char- matz, Charles Curran, Harvey Donder- shine, Daniel Gordon, Stephen Green- berg, Marc Halevi, Gerald Huth, Ger- aId Kagan, Lewis Kleinsmith, Edward Klinenberg, Arthur Klinghoffer, Leon Level, Michael Levitt, James Lipton, Thomas Lipton, Martin Levin, Robert MacDonald, Bob Marx, Charles Matth- ews, William McIntyre, Raymond Mer- cier, Dan Molhoek, David Myers, Mar- tin Nemiroff, Vernon Nickel, James Pe- terson, Alan Rogers, Norman Rubin, Jeffrey Rubeinstein, *Thomas Chapell, Michael Sarche, Bernard Schatz, Les- lie Smith, Jack Stevens, Paul Sullivan, Walter Vissotski, Robert Wise. Jeanne P. Abbott, Phyllis Abrahams, Joanne Bahna, Natalie Block, Harriet Brownstein, Virginia Champion, Irene Conrad, Vi Dimeff, Frances Doherty, Kathleen Engle, Marjorie Fetter, Judith Field, Roberta Fisher, Mary Freriks, Carol Galinkin, Maryann Frederich, Kay Huebsch, Myrna Hurwitz, Joyce Jumis- co, Kathe Koenig, R. Jill Linden, June Lonberg, Jacqueline Macartney, Mar- jorie Meyer, Hazel Miller, M. Jade Mill- er, Dolores Nachman, Nancy Nasset, Susan Netchin, Cynthia Neu, Margaret Nixon, Judith Norman, Jane Offen- hauer, Jeanne Paluck, Katherine Pat- ton, Susan Rogovy, Rosalind Rosenberg, Carla Schwartz, Marjorie Schwartz, Claire Semmerling, Johanna Silver, Jo- anne Steiner, Linda Swanson. Special Staff: William Montgomery, Linda Morrison, Margaret Shaw, Barry Slotky, Deborah Watson. The following list of students have been chosen by the Univer- sity Services Committee of the Women's League and the Michigan Union as prospective orientation leaders for September, 1961. As they have not served as pre- vious leaders, they are requested to be present at a Leader Train- ing Meeting to be held at the Women's League on Tuesday, May 23, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Discussion group one, meeting in the Undergraduate Office, includes: Barry Sherman, Robert Sprowl, Joel Carr, Kenneth Tartof, Clark Elmer, Laurence Pacernick, Edward Klotz, Marilyn Tay- lor, Laura Szymke, Susan Williams, Louise Reiner, Gail Standacher, Harriet Kaufman, Elaine Resmer and Barbara Kahn. Discussion group two, meeting in the Library Study Room A, includes: Wil- liam Sharfman, William Shell, Richard Krugel, Roger Lowenstein, Gerald Schwartz, Jack Stern, Errol Schubot, Robert Wallin, Janet Jedele, Hope Mar- der, Bev Katz, Wendy Simon, Linda Mi- lan, Sue Rootberg, Sue Spencer and Judy Skrzcki. Discussion. group three, meeting in the Library Study Room C, includes: Leslie Ringle, James Fadin, Larry Rice, Harold Gross, David Sarles, Herbert Schwartz, Lucile Santini, M. Joan Ham- mersley, Annette Applebaum, Peri Bood- ner, Dotty Deutsch, Nancy Miller, Jean Pence, Karen Purdy and Nancy Rich- ards. Discussion group four, meeting in Conference Room 1, includes: Rebecca Rutherford, Aviva Sagalovitch, Joan Lieber, Nancy Press, Lynn Amkelein, Ann Fitch, Elaine Clealand, Jerold Lax, Gary Schwartz, Stuart Lippe, Daniel Gordon, Susan Segall, Robert Flax- man, Davld Schwartz and Edward Stein. Discussion group five, meeting in the Henderson Room, includes: Harry Tax- in, Lewis Hahn, Richard Slowitsky, Richard Parr, William Hancock, Robert Pierce, Stuart Main, John Silverman, Stephen Glasser, Michael McMillan, Stephen Staich, Don Wehe, Timothy Gravl, Joel Lamstein and Barbara Vic- tor. Discussion group six, meeting in the concourse, includes: Jeffrey Karasick, Louis Steinberg, Martin Schechter, Edward Reder, Judith Rubenstein, Janice Weiss, Dale Greenwald, Anita Goldstein, Elayne Resnick, Karen Good- man, Jodie Ellis, Barbara Greenstein, Carole Hoffman and Jacquelyn Kasa- bach. Discussion group seven, meeting in the Ballroom, includes: Thomas Sago, Robert Paster, John Roberts, Frederick Gilson, Allen Cooke, Richard Crandall, Dennis Kromer, Robert Rosenberg Richard Wilkinson, Gerald Mahoney, Theodore Theodore, Gregory Malcho, Barbara Finocchi and Robert Lewis. Discussion group eight, meeting in the interviewing and nominating room, includes: Charles Patterson, John Karls, Gary Gutow, David Hachenga, Margar- et Walter, Alexandra Onalev, Marguerite Sage and Carol Cohen. Discussion group nine, meeting in the ballroom, includes: Gregory Gold- smith, Julie Poud, Judy Reitman, Eliza- beth Johnson, Judy Dailey, Vicki El- mer, Harriet Brownstein, Susan Kahn, Richard Perry, Michael Robbins, Carol Albert, Susan Smith, Dorothy Mul- ford, Bonnie Shigemasa, Barbara Shelly Jane Swift and E. Terry Clark. Ledley To Analyze Medical Diagnosis "Medical Diagnosis with Com- puters" will be the subect of a lecture by Dr. Robert S. Ledley, president of the National Biomed- ical Research Foundation, at 4:00 p.m. today in the Rackham Amph. TRADE a Canon 8 mm Zoom lens for any 16 mm movie camera. Call 5- 9614. B17 4 YEAR OLD Royal Portable Typewrit- er, excellent condition, reasonable price. NO 3-7796. B18 WESTINGHOUSE Stereo hi fi, diamond needle, 4 speed, detachable speakers. 5-5288. B19 WIDE-ANGLE LENS for 2% x 3 Press Camera, solinoid. 2% x 3 Garflarger Back. 3-section cut film tank, hang- ers. 3-speed easels. 405 Greene, E.Q. B20 DIAMONDS-from our mines to you- the finest in diamonds. Robert Haach, diamond importers, 504 1st National Bldg., NO 3-0653. B27 CONN TRUMPET, excellent condition with lined case, 2 mutes, Bach 7c mouthpiece, music, $100. NO 3-5101. B12 STRING BASS, Kay, with case, stand and German bow. $130. NO 3-8784. B11 U-M STEREO Tape Recorder, matching amplifier and speaker system. Cost $300 new-18 mo. old-$150. NO 5- 8390. B5 BY OWNER-3-bedroom, colonial, bath and a half, excellent condition, low down payment, immediate occupancy. $19,800. NO 3-8108. B-4 CAMPUS HOUSING-expansive 21 rm. house with commercial kitchen. Sleep- ing facilities for 43 students with room for expansion. Wooded site (over 1 full acre) well located near main campus. For details call NO 2-2556, Ward Realty, Realtors. C48 1957 SCHULT Mobile Home, 1 bedroom. Call HU 2-3532. B93 SELLING ALL 200 of my classical rec- ords, $1.50 each. Also hi-fi set, Gar- rard turntable with Empire cartridge, Eico 15 watt preamp, Craftsmen am- plifier, electrovoice speaker. $130. Also ceramics, prints, and an electric stove. Call 2-6347 before 6 p.m. B16 RECREATION ROOM BAR, vinyl coun- ter. Hand-finished molding, foot rail, 4 stools. Call 5-5429. B57 STARTING IN SEPT.-If you can't beat Ann Arbor landlords, join them. Buy our prime location, campus rooming house. Beg or borrow $3,000 down, live in the first floor 4-room apart- ment and rent out the rooms up- etairs. $16,000 .full price. Call 3-3032. C??? PERSONAL PAUL-See you at the bottom of the women's pool Fri. or Sat, at 8:00 in the water show exhibition. F38 FIRST with the finest-Lambda Chi. F39 CAF-Folklore singers on diag at 3:00 Friday. Be There! F36 CAF-The Play of the Weather by John Haywood and the Menaechmi by Pla- tus, Thursday at 4:10 in the Arena Theater. F35 CAF-Carillion Bell -Tower Concert by Sidney Giles at 7:15 Thursday. F37 ANNOUNCEMENTS will be distributed Wed., May 17, Thurs. 18, Fri. 19, 1:00- 5:00 p.m., 1st floor booth of SAB. F32 LOOK $4 yr. until May 15; Esquire, Fa- ther's Day special $4 yr. Write Stu- dent Periodical Agency, Box 1161, AA, or call NO 2-3061. These specials available to everyone. F1 BUSINESS SERVICES WHETHER you decide today to drop a course or not, Follett's will buy back your textbooks for cash. If you have decided not to take the final bring the books in today.FOLLETT'S, Mich- igan Book Store. J28 Pickles and strawberry ice cream? Anything your little heart desires, Ralph has got it. RALPH'S MARKET 709 Packard NO 5-7131 Open every night 'til midnight J69 REWEAVING-Burns, tears, moth holes rewoven. Let us save your clothes. Weave-Bac Shop, 224 Nickels Arcade, NO 2-4647. J10 Term papers due soon? Take advantage of our reasonable and reliable typewriter rental. Rent a typewriter now-be sure of having one when you need it. .80 .'96 1.12 6 DAYS 2.96 3.55 4.14 Figure 5 average words to a line. Call Classified between 1 :00 and 3:00 Mon. thru Fri. and 9:00 and 11 :30 Saturday - Phone NO 2-4786 BARGAIN CORNER ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords-$7.95; socks 39c; shorts 69c; military supplies. SAM'S STORE, 122 E. Washington W1 MOVING? Consult us. We sell for you or to you anything and everything on consignment. Treasure Mart. 529 Detroit, NO 2-1363. Open Mon. and Fri. nites 'til 9. W3 USED CARS MGA 1958 Red, A-1 condition, extras, priced to sell. NO 3-4145 N45 CONVERTIBLE -Torch red - Ford '54. New automatic transmission, engine, muffler. 18 mpg. In top running con- dition. Radio, heater, top, everything works. Well cared for by original owner. Call 5-7463 after 6. N43 1951 MG-TD rebuilt engine, transmis- sion, ertros. $850. Can be seen at 1311 Brooklyn. N10 1957 ISETTA. Suntop. $200. NO 3-6353 after 6 p.m. N41 1949 MG. Rebuilt engine, 500 miles, new top, uphl., tires. Sacrifice, $1.000. N30 TRANSPORTATION WANTED-Ride to Columbus Friday, May 19. Call NO 5-5747. G21 WANTED-Rider to Los Angeles, leav- ing June 7 or 8. Call now, 5-9389. G20 RIDES WANTED to San Francisco week of June 10, NO 3-1561, Ext. 1269, 1263, 1264. G18 I I and see these tremendous values from $399 up. GRI NNELL'S SUMMER-5 large rooms near campus. Parking, reasonable, NO 2-5367 or NO 5-5550. C61 SUMMER - Modern furnished 3-room apartment 2 blocks from campus. Parking. 2-6962. C107 SUMMER-Modern furnished apt, for 3 or 4 across street from campus. Cali 3-8839. C52 SUMMER -- Furnished 3-bedroom apt, near campus and hospitals with many extras. Len or Ron at 2-2600. C-35 SUMMER APT, for 3. spacious, newly furnished, located 2 blocks from cen- tral campus. Call Ed Klotz, NO 2-3191 during dinner hours. C-36 JUNE 8-SEPT 3-$75 per mo, plus utilities (gas, electric, oil), house trailer, two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living room, household items included. Contact by phone, HU 3- 4782. 039 BRAND NEW, furnished two bedrooms, across from Stockwell, rent insanely low. NO 5-4745. 030 TWO BEDROOM, tri-level, June 18- Sept. 4, furnished. $135 month, 1289 Dixboro Road, 2-4581, Ext. 85, Mrs. Bennet. 0-37 MUST RENT extra large 6 room modern apt. for family of 4, beginning June 16. Call 2-4580, Bob Newton, 014 LOOKING for a place to rent? Put an ad in 'Wanted to Rent!' Just call NO 2-4786. 0113 LARGE Summer Apart. for 4. Conven- iently located; off-street parking; 2 bedrooms; reasonable. NO 5-6898. C4 FURNISHED Univ.-operated apts. avail- able to married students and married faculty Leasing arrangements for summer season. Call 2-3169 or apply University Apt. office, 2364 Bishop St. Office open Mon.-Sat. C20 SUMMER and/or SEPT.: For 3 or 4. Furnished new modern apartment building. Electric kit., disposal, tile bath, parking, air-conditioning avail, % block from hosp. 5 min. walk from Diag. NO 2-3971. C102 SUMMER-Modern 2 bedroom furnished apt., air conditioned, dish washer, disposal, parking. 2 blocks from cam- pus and hospital. Phone NO 8-7651. 323 SMain NO 2-56671 the home of Steinway pianos X24 A-1 New and Used Instruments BANJOS, GUITARS and BONGOS Rental Purchase Plan PAUL'S MUSICAL REPAIR 119 W. Washington NO 2-1834 X1 HELP WANTED SUMMER WORK for 3 sophomores or juniors. Car is necessary. Call 5-5266 for interview. H50 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS For International Brother Program. Call or inquire Union student offices. Pays well in friendship and personal satisfaction. F27 WANTED: Tickets for Airfight to Eu- TO SUBLET: Modern 5-rm. furnished rope. NO 5-9176, Doug Dehfoung. K6 apt. NO 5-5488 or NO 5-8205: 060 A 0N Call NO 3-4156 Special weekend rates from.5 p.m. Friday till 9 a.m. Monday. $12.00 plus 8c a mile. Rates include gas, oil, insurance.. 514 E. WASHINGTON ST. * TRUCKS AVAILABLE G1 BUSINESS PERSONAL BEFORE you buy a class ring, look at the official Michigan ring. Burr-Pat- terson and Auld Co. 1209 South Uni- versity, NO 8-8887. FF2 PHOTO SUPPLIES MOVIE CAMERA Canon ZM8; F1.4, w/case. Trans. radio, 6&7 Trs. All brand new. Bargain. Call NO 3-2684 or leave message with NO 3-4288. B76 CAR SERVICE, ACCESSORIES BUMPING, PAINTING, all kinds of auto repairs. Free estimates. Call NO 5-4042 J. B. Auto Repair 318 N. First Street S2 off Corner of S. University Ave. opposite Campus Theatre LIFE-LONG RESIDENT of Ann Arbor U of M grad, public school teacher, wishes small apartment in exchange for managing apt, houses. Write Daily Box No. 12. PW WANTED TO RENT ARE YOU going to Kenyon College? Kenyon Faculty member wishes to exchange housing with U of M pro- fessor for summer. NO 2-3455. L14 COMFORTABLE apartment or house- furnished. At least two bedrooms. June 19-August 19. Responsible couple and child. Willing to pay reasonable rent for, and treat well, a nice place. Ann Arbor references available. Write to Wm Cherniak, Chairman, Dept. of English, Jamestown Community Col- lege, Jamestown, N.Y. L13 WANTED-2 bedroom, furn. apt. or pri- vate home for week of June 15-21 for 4 adults. Call Dr. Berlin NO 2-6188. L10 MALE ROOMMATE wanted to share clean, modern, summer apt. for 3. NO 2-4591. 131 Tyler House. L9 GIRL ROOMMATE needed for summer in a beautiful campus apt, for 3. Reasonable rate. NO 3-9259. C81 FOR RENT 1955'MOBILE HOME, 41 ft., 2 bedroom, excellent condition. Phone NO 2- 8015 after 4:30. 090 1 ROOM STUDIO for single woman in fine residential area off Washtenaw with furnished, complete community kitchen. Phone 2-6987. C92 ATTRACTIVELY furnished 2 bedroom apt., near campus and hospital. 3 mos. or 1 yr. lease available. Call NO 3-9973 after 6:00. 093 LARGE modern 1 bedroom apt. com- pletely furnished with swimming pool and laundering facilities. Available for summer. Call 3-0655 after 5 o'clock. 094 -- I .E. 4 1 LARGE 3 room apt., centrally located, attractive, reasonable, available from June 10. NO 3-9603. 043 3 ROOM furnished apt. Available first week in June. Couple only. NO 3-4325. 069 SUMMER-3 rm, furnished apt. Avail- able June 7. Air Con., 6 blks. to cam- pus. $85 a month. NO 5-9669. C49 SUMMER: New 4 man pad, Hfuron be- hind Rackham. NO 5-9518 after 7:00. 047 3 ROOM furnished apt, near State and Packard, prefer couple, available July 1. NO 8-8396. . C56 SUMMER for 4 people, completely furn. 6 rms., 2 story house, 2 blocks from campus, private bath and garage in- cluded, $125 a mo. NO 2-4401, ask for 407 Chicago. 0106 MODERN furn. apt. for summer. Mod- ern, tile bath, air conditiohed, 2 bedrooms. Call 2-7343 after 7 P.M. CloT FALL-Furnished. All utilities paid. Located on Hill St. Phone 8-9538 or 2-3512. 1 apt. for 3 boys, 1 apt, for 2 boys, 1 apt. for 4 boys and 1 apt. for 2 or 3 boys. 074 SUMMER-furnished, all utilities paid, located on Hill Street. Phone 8-9538 or 2-3512. 1 apt. for 3 or 4 boys and 1 for 1or 2boys. 075 SUMMER-furn. 2 bedroom apt, across from Law School. 718 Monroe. Park- ing space. Call NO 5-8589. 053 TWO ROOM APT. on Lawrence St. Summer rates, also 4 room house, ga- rage on Elmwood. For information call GE 7-7523, C105 WANTED-3rd girl to share mod' ern apt., convenient to campus. NO 5-8057. 0104 FURNISHED apt. for 4, 2 blks from .An- gell Hall. Living, dining, bedroom, kitchen, and 2 bathrooms; also in- cludes fireplace and basement. 333 John St. NO 3-9165. 0103 SUMMER-2 modern efficiencies, 2 blks. from campus, or S.U. 1-4 people, Call NO 2-4607. 0102 BLOCK from Campus, modernly fur- nished and decorated apts. for 1, 2, 3, or 4 girls. June or Sept. NO 3-7268. C101 SWEET, spacious, summer sanctuary for four fine fellows or fillies. Phone NO 2-8682. 0100 SUMMER, mod. furnished 2 bedroom apt. 809 E. Catherine, Apt. No. 1. Make us an offer. NO 5-8434. 099 LARGE one bedroom apt., completely furnished, very clean, near campus. Summer school and first semester. Evenings NO 2-2291. 098 SUMMER furnished, luxury, 2 bedroom apt. in new building on campus,,sleeps 4. Stereo, TV, carpeted, deluxe kitchen and bath, cheap. 3-9572. Cal before 7 p.m. 097 FOR SUMMER, modern, furnished apt. for 3 or 4. 1 block from campus. Parking. $150 or best offer. Call NO 3-1828. , 096 SUMMER, 4 furn, rms. and private porch, 3 or 4 persons. Two blks from campus. Call NO 8-6280. C95 SUMMER SUBLET, furnished apt. for married University couple. Phone NO 3-5721. 080 314 S. State- NO 3-2481 J99 UNIVERSITY TYPING SERVICE, 1321 S. Univ.. NO 2-4250. Rates begin at 25c a page. J23 82 LOST AND FOUND LOST: Tan, light windbreaker jacket at Wines Field on Tuesday, May 16. Call J. Kotler, NO 2-4591. A71 LOSTI PROPERTIUS, Elegies in Angell, near front entrance. Blue binding, badly worn. Return to 2026 Angell Hall. A70 REWARD offered for information lead- ing to return of weapons stolen from 724 E. University, NO 2-1146. A69 BIKES and SCOOTERS FOR SALE -- 1958 Lambretta Motor Scooter .Call 2-3544. Z43 I WILL GUARANTEE INSIDE STOR- AGE SO LET'S GET TOGETHER AND GET YOUR BIKES IN OUT OF THE WEATHER AT 611 CHURCH ST. Z38 SCOOTER, 1961, Lambretta 150, L I excellent condition. $350. Call NO 2- 1354. Z '58 LAMBRETTA - Runs well-reason- able-call Roger-NO 2-7776. Z44 NSU Preima Scooter. Electric starter with new batteries, excellent condi- tion. NO 3-2837. Z SILVER-BLUE 59 Vespa 150, good con- dition. Call NO 3-0730. N44 NO 3-5098 C91 Phone NO 8-7066 4 HELP WANTED DO YOU qualify? Neat, intelligent, am- bitious. 3 college students needed to work part time for top paying sales promotions positions. Call NO 5-8958 for interview. H9 Wright Kay-exclusive jewelers since 1861 - . ti 3-4923. C88 CAMPUS-HOSPITAL-Lovely furnished apartment suitable for four girls. Available July 10. Call 2-0671. C66 2 MEN WANTED for summer apartment 2 blocks from campus. Call NO 3-1412. 032 6 RM. HOUSE near campus, 3-5 men, Call 3-3429. C76 5 ROOM new furnished apt., ideal lo- cation, parking, reasonable. 5-7031 after 6 or weekends. C76 PROOF 7'. _ ' / o: li.( 3