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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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CLASSY CLASSIFIED

TAKES A SOCK AT BIG FEET:
SL Shoos Shoes from Classrooms


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WANTED
STEAMSHIP COMPANY needs summer
employees between June 1st and Sep-
tember 30 for South American, Eur-
opean, and Asiatic voyages, both
Male and Female. Various jobs avail-
able. Steamfitters, cooks, ships mate,
diesel mechanic, radio operator,
welder, radar operator, technician,
sales cleerk, movie projeetor operator.
Must belong to Maritime Union.
Write Box 2325, stating references.
WANTED - Short-haired, intelligent
giraffe for light cleaning in the Field-
house. Preferably male or female.
Must come from good family. Refer-
ences preferred but not necessary.
Call Athletic Department, 2-3256 if
interested.
THIS IS A SERIOUS AD. Male student
needs instructing. If you have any
free time that's free I would probably
be interested. If your free time isn't
free I still might be iterested. It de-
pends how much I think I can learn
rom you and if it's worth it. Phone
2-3256 if interested.
MISCELLANEOUS A
ARE YOU INTERESTED in correspond-
ing with an English major who is in-
terested in correspondiog for obnox-
ious reas? Alto hopr to itunprooe
handwriting and punctation, but
that's not important. Write Box 2-
3256 if interested.
DAILY CLASSIFIEDS
BRING RESULTS

FOR SALE
FOR SAL.-Coke machine which dis-
penses mixed drinks. Case of Sen-Sen
thrown in on the deal. Ideal com-
panion on parties. This machine is
two years old and often mixes drinks
without much coke. Auction will be
held on Diag Monday after J-Hop.
Highest bidder starting at $25.
PHIL HADSOME USED CARS
We may have some unusual used cars
after J-Hop weekend.
PHIL HADSOME USED CARS
FOR RENT
ROOMS for J-Hop Weekend are now
available. Make your reservation by
calling 2-3256 immediately. Only sin-
glesoleft.
WANTED TO TRADE
UNUSED TEXTBOOKS in five courses
-will trade for trolly fare to distant
parts.
USED CARS
GOING TO HELL?-We have just the
vehicle to 1t1ke yo. Previousowe3
told cue totake itond go there.
Haven't had time. Complete with
nec houbtoys the wind-u motor,
$102,006.d0. See Will Rnoccus ted
car stealer.
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Between Jordan and Chemistry
building. Reward to person who can
show me the way. Phone 24561.

The Student Legislature took
quick action last night on a Uni-
versity request to stop wear and
tear on campus buildings.
By a vote of 37 to 12, the Legis-
lature prohibited students from
wearing shoes in classroom build-
ings in the future,
The action came after a stormy
hour-long debate which saw the
Legislature split along party lines
for the first time this semester,
HILL SHIPMAN, speaking for
the motion, said that would be the
first step in the revival of the old
campus traditions of Kunming,
China, where students have not
worn shoes to class for 2,000 years.
Tons Clot.hson objected, saying
Ithat thousands of workmen
would be thrown out of jobs in
shoe factories and contractors,
with greedy ryes on rapidly de-

eriorating buildings Would I
out of luck,
Supporting the motion, Jo
Hollar said that element
democracy would be evident
campus if all students were eqi:
ly without shoes.

TH MOTION was opp sed
Wanda Daizy who claimed that
?< - was a violation of academic fr
dom if students were denied wl-
she called, "Their inalienable r
to wear shoes to class."
Local clothing merchants hail
the action as a big step forwa
in student government, but at
- x salesman Danny O'Sullivan sI
that it marked the first move I
AVERAGE Q. STUDENT, '49Z ward totalitarianism in stude
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