Add Color to b SWIrmyH kf Ike II of M at l»EMail. HST S Spartan Review FBI He rs 6,000 Fans OKedWIUte H SC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION Lads, Johnny Stamlley EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN MONDAY. NOVEMBER 16. 1963 PRICE 5 CENTS Spirit Truman l're|Mrnl for TV S|mitIi ■ to a the " Friday night. »f three years ago »ii> INDEPENDENCE. Mo. i/F) —Harry Truman said Sunday of the moil was missing. Six thous. night J. Edgur Hoover, FBI Tito Surrenders Trieste Claim ioto every corner for an hour anil direct or, attended a confer ■annuo of ence at whic h the fate of the late of the Uof M Band from New York im» First to Visit I out" radio and Mi¬ he a nn thr Whit'- row ill written. A Conference (^UlipilM t This Season ! Hinted; May A yellow ami lilue .alilte t the treen anil white o;wniil| Career Carnival Silence Feud presume activities in Macklinl Saturday. Opens Wednesday YujpmUv Irailrr I Now in its fifth year. Career Carnival will run Wedneeday . through Friday on second A«.r. I'mon. with MO BELGRADE. Yugoslavia r bui he'd id not' representatives expected lie*I tot at', to i ml. Roy Killer, chairman, said. rt „r n.r rrprcscnuiivisj Krom M am. until 5 p.m.. solicitors will be stationed around •Wbx. and tsmih. to, city, not al) of Zone A. ,sml)Uj) ( ltnistcrs will a •nnUmeOerh D m.p.h. wted Caw" ,cr at formal uvaitablc in livinf laiaa DUptmy* Art are rspecie*. mimnm l« senmrt. but ion- The only Wilt -acts can be made now with pros- i sponsoring By Vimmut Children Coart. H.'lrr said. a half-time toui « Iiilialator Revive* ie1.lt iritrialmeis. " ' thar.1at.lc ■iaunga by Vwnna School York City. | Chest cfmtributes Co ver-bn y ••Esky" lead th to Radio City i«» ** in t.rainl Rapid* Coed l>r. lolff to llay I Fuial and Polio Fund. Zone A impersonated by th hesitation step routine. K*>> taken to North (| In Manic Kc«*ital mtory Sunday * : m.A Hrmbf Tm t.iwe I CmUe rr Leefarr Cyril N. Hurler w . NEWS IN BRIEF CJUwdy Smys Truman Hid Facta Badger Win Confutes * Rose Bowl Issue • • * " Ite ■!« li team lfc • ii a nmf-twi'ftun* ntrbducing Student Paint Brigade At 1 a.m. Thursday, while 17 other stiHW. Government Heads lo continue the smear campaign, 12 u ,)f at repairing the paint damage their l,u,i,|u, the footbridge near the Electrical u™1 L: Engineering y Congratulations, boys, you have something» , grandchildren about. Your buddiea il„ too J,' their story will be very praaale. Many say they painted the rival campus before the hi, J But not many ean say they took that ^ j Sure, we know you wanted to get v„nr in school, and Dean R«a qt the U of M said C5! man of the select committee for return if the damage was repaired. ||ut w the Activities Carnival and has 4, were sincere when you said you were working t. ! good will lietween the r-1—u " r committee Is an Ml Mllnhr a part af rouble one which often opcr- Whatever the motive, we appreriute ihe ■utter af tmM on a somewhat nebulous ba- with bricks in the light of one i hound Mnry Jo'Mnsulre's C'onaress flashlight. Iiipss and State Affairs srnup ludent iiovernment. ■ It hi quite Hkely tftat the Communiata do not even under- stand why the rent of the world takea such a serious view The (roup liters of M regarding (including govern- Michigan State Newi •f such aetions, and that they would not have been the policy. It is the steering laMt surprised, although the.v would have sought to make committee of Congress. propaganda out of it. if their prisoners had been treated the same way by the Allies. The United Statea apparently has no hope or intention Editorially af trying to Obtain ■punishment of the perpetrators of these crimes. It can only tell the story and show the pictures, Hstkmd .MS imjakiH; mm which shout at all the peoples who seek neutrality in the Bast-West conflict. "These are the people whose regimes Academic Freedom a Ml an. place •* ndi ert-lasclk- Han We Sixteen U.S. universities have recently expressed their - man af the < It waa 'latportaat, of eaurse. to aall the gerai war- unwillingness to sign contracts with the government for ire charge as far as poasihle. to clear Ihe eyes of United States Armed Forces Institute contracts, since the Aatalir peoples, lest Ihoy believe, as many of contract Includes u phrase which wouki allow the govern¬ risk to because of Iheir ant tent soli- ment administrators to' discharge teachers considered "un¬ AU financial bill* arc sent to the wterwprejudins. that there ia no dlfferenee hetwoaa reliable." finance committee, elections and the moralruf thwgreal nations. * After much discussion and dissension, the government organizations are handled by in¬ There agreed to change the wording to read "security risks" anil dividual groups, but all other were indications but no evidence that the United as a consequence sonic of the 16 schools have signed the legislation goes to CB&SA fur Status Was wrapping iip nil of its mntcrlnl of this type into its initial investigation. rontracta. Mindie at one time for the purpose of crowding the Investigation for the new There ban been a great deal of IrouMo la the past ;'.dA .such matters as the Korean peace con* regarding Communists in our schools, la it right lo Campus Chest bill this year went ce thore seems no hope of settlement, the game to CB A SA and was there tMVMs the ronimnnists ap|ienr as hail Jie^ntiations are falling through, iijfhm any hope ami since not even a United as pus- say a man cannot teach because of bin beliefs? Agree¬ ing that it is right to say this, who sbmdd be the judge of a man: Ihe school or Ihe government? amended and rewritten before going to Congress as a whole for its final vote. Proposed constitu¬ HIGH Campus Classifieds (Amfrrenrm esoluttnn is exported us any sort of prartiral Academic freedom is a phrase that has been bandied tional amendments went through. ub 600 ire would lie no point in stirring about for a long time. It is another one of those nice terms CB A SA last year. READERSHIP . PHONE: ED 2*1511 EXT. 268 up the like true democracy, u representative thing that ret at MSC at t|is time. ran see doea not exist. anyone 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. It la a great thing that the schools of this country will B nek S Works fight-for the right to keep their acudemk freedom, but It —^ that the first thing they ehoukl do Is define automotive lost «ndp05j W ith Bunds The Preaident and the Attorney General have EXTRA SIIARI* '.*» Chevrolet eon- veitihle R.|<||.. healer. ntwHllirht El rot j ' IJORT: Ri.ACKnnTroi!?® recently i law. motor lire* txxtv Call ED 2-S774 TVfyflchut taken atep* to enable them to releaae aecurity riaka from job* more eaaily. Thin ahowa a great deal of ainceritv on the part of the government. Let ua hope the nchonla will When Yule tide begins to make its presence felt In East Utnsing. •41 rORD Club Coupe D*k"ed"? cn£ si 108 Radio, heater. * h?n-rtwth*nlc*iii ten ThuracUv*^nigm^ Cheat nut V CB A SA can take a bow for the but Saturday at tho Michiitan he aa raaliatk. » • ADDITIONAL CHAHSfS ! MODE! A EoRD with radio, heat- , LOST, narmw r .'auo J let newlv iMlntrd IIIS l«onard Caae. Sffleld^Pt/ 'nVi^tfr'^ Slatr.Miilibtan football (amr Homr Ec Coffee Hour SIS South Holme*. Un.ins ph. 4 HM. ins l/MT WAI.ir le'arqg J ^ turn l,Dnc-ii -'ViiM^I MOKE CAB "I'oZ" an m ■Credit Union tongue aSBP The Hnmv Ec department AUTOMOTIVE SPARTANS ALWAYS GET PlJIASr RET HS Irdsy. "SSLm will Itold it* lint Student-Faculty cof¬ BFTTLR PCAlS AT fee hour today tram 1:10 In II p.m. in the lea room. Arranar- IES FOOIE'S personal! WATCH repa.rtnf *«fed C'hratfsolicitations, set for today employment ®VPrTolle«# Druf^*^J » stunts Hashed were I out in the ^presenting team "lion." captain t££ 8:S,' *"" r«B Don phoney; thr Solulioo to Friday'* Puxxk i Flag and "State' 8AVR 10 I'EH ( fNT - J ttkmaA (Pick ■arm H . riu.h»d with y SI. Plural butck sfuan C*Si 1 ' ""ft service 1 tiST"' Duett lo Ihe muair of ! for sale TypEWB'TEljl " " ! UYMTSR., SALES - REN>lSj Flnp selection rve.ndmjlSM "~£ss. RAY ROBERSOSrS BAND | rimf^toa.ii'njm. 'w"?2S Sm WOLVERINE •.►E*»',S8 »oml>l* yi* l.rl«l ?£. it.rwrrfrgrri:35 and dancaabla rhythm* RAY ROmERSON FORD ClUI COUPf "N, lindmilvi 1 Eos "rrf ' M-WWI. Hole* "\r* 1 >7*h°T1m^«!i .V IIT (. KAUM»::>o SEEUSJ noMj llllll ub ubb sff" its w. ED S-dMl fa, «a» a-, Ufa ■*■•>• •" i— ^1 ubbbb ubb ub ardan M aM k-«4t ■ mm una *ibbu MUM MUM ubbbb uiv^iniiiiii ua How Would You Treat FLOOD CHEVROLET llillel Mouse ububb uim uaa k mm nasi in Ft mm din ubb ua An Escaped Convict? tua-uaa ubbuu uaa ua uaaaaa &KEZT ubb ububbbflbb SB THE FALT TBM PUT WAKl-UP ubb ubbbb ubb £Sr •MB a fO»T«' "ESCAPE" MS p-a Thm, hi, kL, In. n 2Hlf vsrs Tito Chib to Discuss * (Continued from Pat have a right to it on ... . Tirt&s I*"* '« yield on that point. In fubitonce ho waa ■ Resume Interviews •tion on Charter divltlon of Zone A part*—(me to ( r the farmlands ann With Bulky POWs vineyards pop. uoted by settlers of Yugoslav- t have ■ " of a Slovene origin. Negotiators Ready to Plan „j MudMta ha*« _ — STTJI Korean Peace Conferrnrf »»y* for War Who at the head of the Adrtelie PANMl'NJOM l»t—Tim Reds ended their 11-day sitdown Em* - ' ■ - today and resumed explanations to prisoners of the Korean , _ Gives ivioomy Western-controlled Zone A, con- Wor, seeking to woo them back to Communism. [n w.r Vn£rr«tr - mm listing of the pott of Trieste and Lines of North KoreAns from Compnttntl 053 walkesl Wedi (View of Peace J corridor leading to Italy, has ap|>t"»al quietly into the row of ex- ™ . T~~_rrrr: — ">*» only g|j square miles but contains were ready b town am Ma ma¬ *0V commit*, lilts tint ion tents. Thoy for] Marguerite lliggtn,. jotumo inhabitants All but 25.ftoo .untl jolted with ~ area * "VP ,hr ,l"l,s ,m"" 'of the Oarhwat Rifles who .flankert them as they moved the flcation of his previous demand last half mile from their com- in Washington that* war* re- tr.e ar for division of Zone A Into two pound. autonomous units—the port rltv ports the Allies might be willing ; »'""<• itself under Italian The quiet start today conti to compromise with the Rest da I sharply to earlier days e mand for Aaiatlc neutrals b flag. The Hull, particularly murh of that. Dery North ed the K. Tito himself conceded his new atul struggling i were only position means at least temporary their guards. : they could abandonment of previous alterna¬ By 1 p.m. the i tive suggestions for interviewed I Joint rule of the entire zone, interviewed United Stolen output, « a plebiscite within the port POWs and only one had decided city itself, giving permanent res- la it to return to Red Korea. only producing ld«nt, there „ .-hoice utwocn Yugoslav or Italian rule, or A. C. Spark Tlug Div.. S internationalization. General Chemical Div» Haze!tine Eleetr- A bit of humor was interspers¬ ed til her talk as the spoke ol Ticket Distribution Jackson and Church C Eli Lilly and Company the Of* and their lingo She also Paul E. Williams. Pn D MM of two It-year-old marine Begin* in Union (Personnel Consultant Chevrolet-Saginaw Tran they wait, | For NYC Opera* d.Mi « attack al Careli AMI Nhk • E. I Dupont UtS< | Tickets for three performances ' Austin Engirt ! of the New York City Opera Com¬ Combustion to Air pany will »to dixtiibuted from 'second floor checkroom of the Un- ' the] 19 Harry Fergu^m. Incorporate' Musical Today 19 The Whitmer-Jarkxon 1MB General Electric Company 29 The Equitable Life Axsuranc (a pistol. Indian guards relieved Society him of the weapons All weapons 29 Solvay Proi (smfe WKAR at t il p.m. today Selections by Richard Kodgers, are barred at the scene for the curved knives of the Oarh- except i 29 Chemical A United Aircraft Dye Corporation Corporal a** I HUr-r-y a If 600 Torolli, Victor Herbert wal Rifles (Research i will be aired, Montgomery Ward O at MSC taking part In the pro- Jon C ire la, baritone. The talks,. Which in only so far result three per cent of th* interviewed returning to C« inunism. had been stalled ail i H HI Ccnlor aa their Wolverine S-nior ■ ISRISil SLiBBKI f ^ Tom Ward, boritone. Proof Deadline junior, will be accompanied b today through Wednes- Maryellen Doud. Grand Rapid (mentals of is I.indberg. a mi "* i "AITtaMnrt i, today to Friday sing a Victor Her rr workshop. Thursday | bert selection. handmg in their | Ml Ti ibnli sin wtab •Mb > American Society for i yeartaa.k. the fiend Robert . ——- Tartar 'd-m Friday and ♦mended to thi* Fr Mover* Itaemer Credit Union league Review Dean Stanley Crow nut Am Mr th ' i (Continued from Pag* >> 8IPITSL LAItllB ■ ton N mid. th* Thm* Lam Bag WIMb" I im- —' wTka Bill III 111 Th. "W«'d 1 'an twgw Mar, fern > will ' r*n' ,hi" 1 •Mb ■■bin Mast Spartan Review of RArberd C rane Dsrb Wrrrtab jps will be the onference with. The I the Michigan'1 leguer i KAY'S - "RalMpe" AM - College (leiseri •mr lam Arms Ml MMM. (a* mi (my TOGA BAIL Rmrr mm mrgjh fltaeta L>.» WMfc*l >OU ABE INVITED! COME SEE OH fOK MOUDAY B EABLY SrilNC pom ggg th* ggaaylrte holiday and ad- ^ nam tmlm coUactioa of farlye v. Shalt b* hart aS day to ta» yw with y»ur arioctioa tii wein ta*i> r pui iFW nw I ■ w Lions Conquer Green Bay, 14-7 »Defend 1C4A DrtnkH Yilc Lmt i CARM' RALLY YIRN RAMA CHICAGO (41—liking # «cfiw CI.KVr.IANU (Al-Thrre flcl.l Boali by Loll "The Toe" Groia. of jpcclncblkr iiprawi rn». Olio Graham'i iharp pawing and' Croon Country Squad Rons Chicago Carriinklt i, (« score In Mirgcd (IS the flnnl inl ,l«> for « S4-24 tie With the In 37-Team Tourney Today Angeles Kami Sunria.4 Franrlsrn 44cra, 31-21, for Ihelr everything | greatly olghlh ilralghl victory In a ro game before 10,444 funs. i down, two to so. Fraarfaro 4Nn. 9-11. ami Chart* Trlppt ■—IHi4 More than half the M-oriiiB ' After MKCOMfullv defending the first leg of its 1952 triple fkM mm. atfi af them In a crammed Into n fourth «iuni raw. gartag rMnga* war- thai thrilled the huge crowc by Ukiiitrttie Big 10 title Friday, the Mich- bin grtve aid l«»»»4 H wNb largest licrc since Ihe 44ers urn-country team is in New York City this Browns drew 42.7411 live years i (fend Ita The defeat all but killed the IC4A. mown, Scrimmage for Ihelr Ural Western thM at hla riira pahrta. Hr aba tilers' hopes Coafeh Karl Schlademan has atM a If-yar4 M gaala.the Division title In Ihe Naliunal Foot¬ ■hen to Van Cortland! Park Car*. Inafc a U-4 hurt .natter ball League. They now Irall both i « a -Tt-rari KMi the Detroit Linns and the Lns An- straight Bib Ends Season The bitterly contested g. • title Friday it Chteego's Park. The only lime For Frosh played before 28.074 funs ut misky Park, was nceasior tetaa * jed with fisticuffs between Wilson, Mendyk crtmrd Of BJN at (Mr home Ring players. When it ended, Im tottdwk's Vanity Star for Victor* IN Schaiala S pi ring when Floyd Bieecy blasts* into the end maw Groom of the Cards and Towler wrestled each 11 S. caamnsas. Ovaaa «. me ygf out after a 52-ytud to the ground. They were sepnrat- By GAK BIIONAllO other players, but police paw from Tobm Bale to A! Car- I onto the Held to prevent A intrH-Hf|UH RD YEAR BALL is fall snd af the scare is me. i EAST LANSING MICHIGAN 11 ^ After Wilson flipped to Mcndyk WITH through with r the the losers' day. The powerful halfback ashed off guard from the first#TD seven- 3BSE FEATt'RK 1:N - 4:M M-l -R-R-Yt LAST t •AT*' MMMM 4tn AY 4:44 FJi. """ __ - - . ... A*W m m KH IK UBI SAUTER-FINEGAN MFA FOODS t"U» Fried l*»i »„ en Man* Tw •rS. Uar-R-O Kan h&TWa. m rrntaim Look Tickets On Sale Tomorrow into the AT UNION TICKET OFFICE Future M Driving Permits Late Per Nil Dec. 4 Semi-Formal 9-1 AUDITORIUM Kt.00 per cou|* Laundry & ERROLFLYNN THE Dance The Mil WED. KM Horn M|t- Bklg.