p DONT CRY OVER MID-TERMS, SPILE MIDNIGHT OIL DAlLtt *1tJl>ENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. — MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1964 PRICE 6 CENTS Honor Homecoming Queen IkeiVrges Viet Nam Reform Aid Offered 1,247 Pifite Only If Diem Mark A Success Drir^ Fills Terms 4 MSC Faculty MSC-ll of M Vie Study Problems For Vet's Trophy I.ast week's blood drtvo, I'resident Kisenhower has sponsored by Spartan Wo- informed Premier Nifo I)inh 's League and Alpha Phi Diem the United States ex¬ Omega, ended with, a totaLof pects the South Viet Nam 1,247 pinta collected. \ government to carry out vital reforms in exchange for in¬ creased direct American aid, ated on the first day, it was reported Sunday from a success by Lansing Region Bed Cross Center official*. Saigon. ; The President, in a personal The week fin faked famt afl K letter delivered to Diem by Am¬ started, with reed defter* eet- bassador Donald Heath Saturday, numbering male denes a faal1 t ratio. night, also asked for "assurances as to the standards of performance The drive marked the beflr ning of competctive I to maintain in the event such aid between MSC and U of M stud* is supplied." of row* from Mrs. Arde(hTu> mond CSU*h" The phraseology of the Presi¬ n. and Dare Hay how. Under the sponsorship of the dent's letter appeared to reflect Veteran's Club of MSC, a trophy growing concern in Viet Nam over will be awarded Premier Diem's failure to carry t Reds school. The trophy. In the farm of a Temperature titrated plague, will he aa Mftul pre¬ sentation. On It wMt ho Marked Indian Summer Weather Will Plans Announced Army mote The incentive t competition C.ontinue Ttttlay For Frosh-Soph Day mlahtrallM and pablle Infer- Believe it or not (Miay will • Trslifin two schools in the varloi continuous drives on their campuses begin the second Br OKNF. UTZINRU |Si»iiI Tartirs Bruce Ferris, Detroit week without rain. j Froah-Soph Day will be held Saturday, Nov. 6. which The four left Washington for Saigon late last month after con¬ The forecast indicates that will move the annual event up from ita former ohacrvance ferring with officials of the Stat* tiTON i/T") — Sen. the campaign. the Indian Summer Spartans i in May. Department and the Foreign Op¬ [ i K M i raid Sunday have been enjoying will con¬ I The duy of horaeplay will he held earlier thia year in the erations Administration, a U.S. wldirrr err lauirht the Com¬ in World French Power tinue for another day, Light southerly winds and a hope that morn intereat will be generated among the malea of the frrahman-aophomore claaaea, according to Howard The special mission was formed ic by men weari/K of 74 in* pre* Vamea. president of the Fnwh.Soph Council. I at Diem's request, to help the Vict ii-an uniform" from Urges Bonrr A»' an added attraction thla I' _____ tary administrative problems and the Auditorium they entered the the presidents of the frosh ! the south : mi they sere muster- Economic Pact and soph classes will engage In a this year instead of help combat the Communist threat to take over South Viet Nam. PARIS (/D—Trench Premier 23 Receive , on tree sitting contest. It will be held the Thursday preceding Froah- Rcd Cedar, statement in ! ■■ i' Pierre Mendes-France, girding Soph Day In a maple trrr d.r«ily '*•' » himself for a parliamentary showdown on the plan for adding West German support to Europe's Disciplinary across The from the Union Terrace. feature a m cant this year | ******* wl,,_ b* defenses, told the French people Sunday night h Punishment j Red Cedar I Frosh-Soph Day has :h, head of the eCon¬ tent. and Arthur F. annual event at MSC head of the police coigs with 'the Bonn The Premier addreaeed the na- One nuapension, eight ilia-1 1920's. Originally it whether wai or department. ciplinyry probatinna anil 14 , A centipede race, one In which Viet Nam's fate will he at declared economic agreements social probatinna stake twe years frem new In an ... la*t week . . . , the hands only are used to paddle would raise French and German by t n e j Jh(, canoes, will also be among the election te determine whether living standards. Dean of Student* Office. events. (he Vletmlnh Reds er the nen- One Snyder coed was suspend- | A 200-foot-k>ng rope has been Vlet Nam. ed for having alcholic beverages secured for the tug-of-far, and in the dorm and two East Landon ! Jarnes said that plenty of hefty production require theftr close The French translation of the coeds were put on disciplinary men are needed for this event. In Jug. It has been won by the aociation together," be said. probation for attending an unau- last year's tug-of-war, fifteen the past five years. I President's message as it appearrd He reminded the French in Sunday's official Vietnamese thorized end unregistered party.) sophomores fought against ft James said a determined effort is press substituted the word "sou- West Germany is their best vas j hundred frosh. going to be made this year to Coed Cheerleaders Debut. for prowling in the The competition this year will bring out the sophomores and end desire" for the stronger word "ex¬ vicinity of the women's dorms at j be held on the day of the Wash- the domination of the frosh. 1 a.m. I ington State-MBC football game. pect." It also softened the refer¬ ence to standards of performance Preliminary races will be run off Pep Rally Pepfied Up Voters to Hear November 3. Final competition 'Living Dejaerl' efforts it would furnish." To Play Toniplit By Coed Cheerleaders Elsenhower said he hoped Cline Give Talk Dr. Denzel C. Cline, These who wish le partfalpaU effectively toward Duffy Kerrivrs Standing Ovation; professor, will explain the sales may seeere appUeaUeaa In their |j Desert," will be shown tonight at forming a strong government In Biggie S ins Kiss from Vurrn tax amendment at a meeting of dorms this week. Final date fee j 7 and 9 in Fairchtld Theater, an Independent country. the League of Women Voters Also campused ami put on dis¬ submitting sppHeaUona fa Hon- |j The Academy Award winning ciplinary probation for an inde- color movie depicts scenes of The Diem government, which Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. In the East day. Oei. SI. These whe live b> Lous fiaorr flnita period for attending an un- ' mil rampus may gel their ap¬ plant and animal life on the began in July as a purely nation¬ Lansing Town Hall. < and unregistered par- j plications la Urn Union. [ American desert. al one. has hern weakened by still MSC's six new coed cheerleader" in their first appearance unresolved conflicts between the at Friday evening's pep rally proved that coed cheerleaders Froth Offirm Told James said that application* are j ITemicr and his army chief of were a good idea, and ahould be around for a long time. To Leave Pictures especially desired from w»pho- Interview Soph* staff. Gen. Nguyen Van Hlnh. I*a»t year's contest was The two brunette* and four blondes still had plenty of rnore*. [ Hinh criticized the Premier's Candidate running tar trash- ; >iowness in realizing reforma and tip when they made their first appearance in Macklin offices cause of a lack of interest on the : were accepted for Frnsh-Soph j uniting the country in a vigorous iews in men Stadium for Saturday's Homecoming game with Purdue. leave photographs c part of the sophomores. James Council, will he interviewed for I anti-Communist campaign, in the student hope* for a real battle between 1 the position Monday and Wed- The pep r: j (inly outspoken American sup- when the Acti today. Janice the two classes this year. | nesdey from 2-4 p.m. in Organi- j port tun kept Diem at the helm, brief by Oscsr Stov. Aud followed L ary probation. The tug-o-war will I face of j iany quarters. Enthusiastic Alum Returns ... "Henry i »Un <4V-The *02 Grad Recalls 'Proudest Moment' r'f : >.*- ridden « date of em- music. He admitted, grudging bf om She was a I dtdri ly. that the present band any money on it or 1 much the better of the tw prettiest girl on the eempus. financial wreck too." Being an old g/ad ha He was a brand amr freshman. Mills, who majored , Mills said. He i gineering here, resides patriarch cago now. where he is i President in the engineering taiet >ar were ft smell hit Spartan*. Repeating iy. When he dees, Mill's wife. Lula. is just as time to devote avid a Spartan booster as he la, ' / on ires nunjbers that brought .ore HwerleaUrr Isc the aula varOIr favorite I even though she didn't go to * Germany. ir second invitation last year > Columbia recording artist* MSC. They're fcT * * a full hour show. Aui» After the ^Homecoming queen. pr**r' off t fc.7 ' - c™ Joyce Cosmann, and her court SKrl.r.f r yrriMlvcs. Frank,.. Bfrnw. Cotl- He played the baritone in the "I was disappol were Introduced by Brick Rider college band during h*s four , -i,.i J mimic held th« .udwnce Battle Creek years here. It was only ceed the show, to piece organization in those day*. day*, he said. "Maybe neat yes athletic director and Cokch Duffy - A good few others will ohm too." Dauabert# H«kc to toe cfywdJ See KT BALLY. m» » • "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . Fault "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . . . . HIGH , S Fails Election Notes —BY STAN STEINBORN — Crossword Puzzle State News C»»lt<>l Reverter In Second Try With the 1984 off-year elections only it might be well to look at exnetly year in the way of offices. nine days sway what ia at stake this , vr.ti n_ „„ «ntir* House of Representatives 'and Blade S tried again Saturday, one-third of will be elected in addition to i And again the card aeetion flapped, peritapa m scores of state governors. . badly as three waefc* ago at the Wbeonain game. In Michigan voters win select a governor and six lesser thhthn»hnn»ru.Mmhgn—iilsii cannathr slate officials, 32 state senators-and 110 atate represent- * They had arrangenHnta weB worked ank and tl out one color at a time so every¬ The six state positions mentioned above include: lieuten¬ ant governor, secretary of state, attorney general, state one in the faioek had every color. Instruction sheets were treasurer and auditor general. distributed in order so mix-ups there would be averted. In the race for governor this year are Democratic in¬ It should have worked, but It didn't The reason is the cumbent G. Mennen (Soapy) Williams and Donald Leonard, - -unconcerned attitude of many students who ait in the former Detroit and state police commissioner. •— block and the lack of interest of thane who signed up to sit there. Williams is going to the post for the fourth time. He Sore there were hales in got the Job way tack in 1948—defeating the then incum¬ bent Kim Sigler in a rough campaign. can yan aspect when 390 stndi tickets? There are 1Black 8 mem Since then the shaving cream heir has turned back the Mack for 1.668. Bat even with this I TiJmctu- Camp—Cheat Ai 35c intefitffmt parents cWtpion breed- Rggjf *" »** J ln( Maeanlo Kannals. DtmaodaN j rrni/l/*f I I d*y* «' 00 Phone tDI-ShU » SERVICE 1 4 d.„ 11.11 NAVY BUNK WEDS by IM. ! - ■ —r~ .J Future SUrg Perfprtn late 'Dawsonized' Frosh 'Greens' Win • 1 Fourth Setback Intra-Squad Tilt, 20-6 gf, m Scoring two touchdowns "«-ra tulf. 8 BNMHtUd km Drops fresh man team best tbs Whites, 80-4, Friday la an tatra- aquad fame before 800 mthMlutk fans oa 0)4 Collefe [Seventh Field. " f MRDICO MH lease's 11 yard run In the Ural a t»-7 win for the I jUnaffiattr Big 10 New Stadium period. Carlier Kane had picked up M yards on the same play to to Sam u mna nn*ass*3a rru "— —smoke ef nicorlne. jeisdh _ rlll'C K MILLS* 5 Sports LdlUr If. Detroit II fiigan State's football .isfast becoming a saU Gate Record Ctevetsad J5, Chicago Card- :«miert. after Purdue IMbl J [he S|tartans /their Established Late hi the parted the White Groan Bay 7, Baltimore I I defeat in five Barnes, New York 14, WashtawtoB 7 Loa Aagetes 41 Chieego Sweater l„o» resides In seventh thr Big I" landings with • jVord. With two league to their 6-0 upset last year, was Oreen pass was and Panto very much In evidence In Mack- intercepted In the tnd rone by "" i Saturday and leemed to have it none of Its mafic. White fuUbaek John Sauve, who Combinations The big drum, focal point of returned it to the 17 as the quar¬ the fine Purdue band, was the ter ended subject of many comments by The teams battled on even terms Spartan rooters. until late in the period Sauve crashed over center and when Just right for A new record attendance of shook the Green quarterback 92.414-partlr the reult of loose from the boll. Iverson re¬ casual irear L last time a Spartan team hsmti—ilng and partly trace- covered for the Whites. I to ant more games 7» degree L, in ]940. when they won Bob Pepp leaned a 14-yard [including a 20-7J* s to Tern Anita Revert- ami Catalina , jo«t four and tied Sweaters t Purdue defeat can L| directly to one was wide and the While'a 9.45 to 13.95 Ue individual—the factor matters tied ep. d-d. asiing. and the individual (Lambs Wool and Boilermaker quarterback Late in The third period «>W t n Dawson. Green team put on Cashmere Blend) march to break the tie. B R E C (he SparUns. Dsw- era' military style marching unit Breck Method I hl< 14th. Ilth and plc)vd up 20 yards on a ■rhdown passes ef the Spartan Terry Block (tl) edge* out teammate C.ay proved as good as the Purdue pltch„u, lo „,n the drive Kaiser. tipatJ will rfmpuiy ym Javmar and Denalow in the four-mile event. Men's Glee Club that had Spar- i he completed nine ad taeklng up the line for the White heir and scalp problems • These Life of Easv Pants for til yard | Una 1 screaming for more at Fri- day • pep rally. The Black and | throurh ,Mr that received Wisconsin Stopped Oold bend fast stepped Its way . on , ... tol; hissing display most accurate Macklin Field Harriers Capture First Win, 27-28 j band repeated i! ! show by popular j S heightened the ill I ltd keen .slid pa led. By HABOLD BATEMAN if, 21:92, Bran* Maser. 21:94 n the case in < The Spartan harriers did it? and re-Captain Tam Mmifare. Spartans this year, Saturday morning, on Old Col¬ 22:42.!. there have been ,a | Lenny Di vrai but Purdue lefe Field. Michigan State's cross¬ rten appeared I country team broke the jlnix nnc State clinched the meet when , .'X .no.her dee on a pass play. Jim edged out a 27-28 win over thi they took seventh, eighth and p.^„ j hlvf as far ttnowiki peued 10 yards to Dor. ' of old" In his brief Wisconsin Badgers. ninth places. The men were: at his roach was corwerned Ttus Zyak on the White *9. 7-jrtS ran the Boilermakers, Terry Bloeh M M8C t# rle- Ron Davis, 22:18. Dave Hoke,, covers a lot of territory and in- over one tackier ar.d then row and led State's ball and John Proctor, 22:92. » ,I eludes such aU time greaU f the | | I race with a time ef 24:24.4. Onlr Larrr Barrett finished ast feet behind Block was , scoring for Spartan Gay Dsnalaw. wbe Us- ! meet by finishing tenth with a red the eearee la ttiBf.T. time of 22:47. Other MSC runners were Bob I The first Badger to finish the Skane. 2292. Del Parker. 22 97. ace and in third position was Jon I Dalton, with a time of 21:03. Ed Tow mend. 22 OS. Ed Houlds- ; worth. 24 SI. Bob Bated, 29 12 and ! | Block, Donslow and Dalton set Bob Luce. 29:21. ! mm then Lit *£»»n4liii I I Right from the home's hindquarteca . . - that'a adisia ] the pace for the first three miles. : this point. Block and Den- slow took the lead and never The i T--'- mm was — mmr-^1 to-form of end impervious to weathar and wear and at its brilliant N for 60 yards. ho caught four The two Spartans were tied until the last few feet pocketjinjusnr barn in Polished Chestnut Cordovan by Freeman. of the race when Block moved ahead to win. The three men had a time of 10:10 at the two mile Wisconsin, a until Saturday, kg s gMd Far I Morrall earning wu after- had appeal Jinx becau it somewhat of handed the a 1492 Wonderful feeling id hh enn with 14 eem- Ms!« 114 rarSa. t 9psr1.ns can be * thing, thankful they won't have to FREEMAN'S Piy tougher opposition— Man i Temp, powerful run- DR. CECIL L. GATTEN IttKonsin's Ameche, B" auarterbacka such as lS"" ' Cu*,1«|ml and Pur- Jweion r c-4h.il have a fair an- F|T_^'U — speanat iwviduel perfo pUguing ; P ' »* Ph. 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Printed « 7V1 '"K display Groups are asked to have their members assembled outside the in vivijT Foster Aids The winning display for Alpha Gamma Delta shewed a white Tower Room 15 minutes before Cancer with complete description in s,lani