artan Griddefcs to 2nd Victory, 54 back sneak far the 1 After the game, Coach Duffy The Spartans scored early- and often in the route as they Daugherty gave the game bell to Fracassa. ran up the second highest score pate the battle next ever recorded against the Cou¬ Ann Arbor. Senior fullback Vic Postula, gars. The previous high was Meanwhile, the W junior halfback Travis Bugga set by UCLA with a (1-0 win in and Musetti also scored their 1922. running for Michigan StaWl first collegiate touchdown! in Washington State fumbled on Big 10 crown. A victory over the game which resulted in a the first play and John Matsock the- Wolverlnea will knock them lot of back-slapping and con¬ recovered on the Cougar 12. out of contention and make MSC'a season a successful one. gratulations. Three playa later, Matsock ran One of the outstandihg figur¬ 16 yards for the first score es on the field was Co-Capt. Le slightly over two minutes after Roy Bolden, who appear# to the kick-off. That was all of have regained his old form aft¬ the acoring In the quarter. er being handicapped moat of' In the second period. State the year with injuries. gap with three Frank Nauyokas: The Smile of Victory ■tab N.W. Pketa by Art Cleagnla Michigan State News MScO MSC^/ DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 46, No. 94 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1964 PRICE 5 CENTS S. PLANE SHOT DOWN BY RED MIG FIGHTERS Where Did They Start? Band One Killed Day Salutes Sousa In Bail-Out rChain 9L Over Japan Fad Spreads Stale Department File* Prole*! Note By GF.NF. RITZ1NC.F.R TOKYO IIP) — A U.S. Air Latest scheme designed to part Spartans from their Force RB29 photo-mapping money are "chain letters." a racket which promises a pos¬ plane crashed Sunday on sible reward of $10,240 for a $10 investment. Hokkaido Inland after it wan fired upon tiy "two Run- aian-built MIG-type fight- Malenkov, the Air Force said. of the Bohlen Talk ailed out. At Banquet Reds Olrhrate , Bolshevik Birthday "puIL*1 MOSCOW OP) — Premier Ceorei Malenkov and U.S. fttle Brown Jug' Ambassador Charles K. Boh¬ len sat down to dinner to¬ gether for the first time Sun¬ Prep Majorette* day night at a Kremlin party fartled to Sophs celebrating the 37th anni¬ versary of the Bolshevik New Record Set revolution. Two thousand High in 50'* [inner* Take Canoe Race; guests were present. repeat the process, Temperatures similarly Campus Chest Tops scheme progresses Malenkov and Bohlen talked hli (>aiu Tree Title animatedly for half an hour after until finally there are 2.048 the banquet* but Bohien said "no containing any one^name. To Remain at When a person s name i - f»t time gained possession of the "little brown jug" in five years Saturday as they beat the the top posed are a of every list, he i to receive $10,240. few files There Weekend Level Coeds can keep their knee Goal With $4,100 24o to 223 in the annual Krosh-Soph Day contests. however. In the first place, socks in the drawer for anoth¬ The favored froeh were able The $4,000 goal of the 1964 Campu* Ghent drive wan few days. to take a complete victory only in er Today's tempcra- punned Friday, an the final donationn were received from kewalk' the tug of war—and that only by dint of superior manpower. tutcd all so that one the profits, | In the second campun living unitn. place, getting your i lame on the the zlltt'lis car of six fi iarantee that places, and placing second Soviet-held ivy Concert three of the si* races. Treshir won the close cheering contest three points. ■It* IVrforms Seniors Warned: ifamiti.ar Work* Return Pie Proofs The Air Force said hcte 10 ot "«F. Mi rut ***! the 11 crewmen landed r Force said the RBI* Editor Burt Gcrber announced. Class President Howard James was on a photo-mapping mission Proofs from 1.000 seniors have und crashed on Hokkaido 10 miles stayed in the tree for over 13 not been returned. If the pictures hours. Both gave up at the same easl of the town of Kincbetau. are not turned in this week they Its previous report listing II time, but Rogers was the techni- will not be used in the book. NEWS IN .... oniy bright- was incorrect, the Air ca| victor t^ause James* feet Seniors must also fill out their crewmen I touched the ground first as they activity card this week at the were getting third floor Wolverine Office. the prc- Last organizational pictures will be taken Wednesday night. BRIEF Anti-Red Group Urged Takes 2 to Tango WASHINGTON l/Ti—Sen. Mc- Clellan (D-Ark) said Sunday he is considering introduction in the Men, Coeds Learn to Slink to Music new Congress next January of a set up a Senate- place l« Ike nfeed race i tango step and the tango turn. "This is a beginning class," By DELORES DOVU Bob Sncll. Monroe junior, Knell said. "The besic steps arc placing the Senate Investigations "Take long, slinky steps," the transforms the Iwo-left-fee tors stressed. They are used more, subcommittee headed by Sen. Mc¬ Instructor commanded, as he therefore they are more impor¬ <-waiic," a live- Into future Fred Astaircs and Carthy. the Senate Internal Sec- The -centipede race.*" » started the class out in time to tant." urity Debussy, ap- Ginger Rogers. Two classes are The classes started out with fy was changed from a mixed the music. satisfy the the first Steps in the fox trot. men-only event, had an uncx Circling the Union Ballroom taught each Wednesday eve¬ ed finish. As the entrants ning. One group of students Now In Its fifth week, the class every Wednesday night are has danced its way through the each class approached the f MSC students who are Une neck-and-neck. the < fox trot, waltz, jitterbug or capitalizing on the dancing les¬ samba and tango. sons sponsored by the Union Board. The tango, with its -long, slinky steps," was being taught st the last meeting. To Use strains of "Canto de Auseneis," Utile O.,*— Frosh*$opb OW 'I'Vi Sl'Vi Hay Has S Stunts WiM J D New Spark Applause of Spectators Color* flashed to near perfection In distribution which wont into effect last Frosh-Soph Day found Itself this year. Bnthuelaam and suc- cm marked the annual conteat which haa fallad ao bedly In the part few yeara. Maeklin Stadium Saturday a* Block S week. For the first time students without A new tlma, new' actlvltlea and new enthualaam on the pert proved It could do a job and do It well. Block 8 membership cards were allowed of both plannera and partlci- Combined with one of the moat imprea- to pick up tickets in the soction. panta and a new winner added aive band performance* seen at Michigan True, they had to wait until Wednesday to the event. State In a long time, the Block put on a to get their tickets, but that's the way Tor the first time, the conteat it should be. Interested members should between the two Classen was really good hklf-tlme show. While Mich¬ held fall trim Instead of In the be able to get their tickets first. And then igan high school bands, led by MSC'a spring. That In Itself may have Prof. Leonard Falcone, commemorated the the uninterested should bo replaced. mede the success since new ac¬ -100th birthday of John Phillip Sousa, fa¬ It worked fine, too. By Friday night all tlvltlea could be r- * r- 4 M « .0 Block 8 tickets had been picked up. mous bandmaster and composer, and the MSC Centennial next year, the flash card And even the holes created by last- b with the football 'section formed the traditional musical minute absentees were filled In. Four min¬ u The aptrit shewn by the 4 'notes. Block S and Beaumont Tower. And utes before the half a call for students to t k '7 eheertra ef both eleases at Mae¬ fill the holes was issued. Most of the io klin came class te being the 'this time, fans across the field could really 'tell what they were looking at spaces.were filled, too. , r £ !U bead at say game this year. ■ White aad iraeu pem-pemi Block S chairmen have had a strong waved as the twe irsays tried Sure there were a few holes in the Block ¥ ! because members just didn't show up or faith In their section. They have not al¬ la & w 39. Filed ways been proud of It, but now they can charge* rame in late, hut attendance was a lot Starting with a 13-hour tree- afford to be. 40. Goddess or sitting contest between the two better than It hM been. And they have given all Spartans some¬ <$■ peac* class presidents, the- contest "Th* whole family waa proud of Stan" last one in oar generation to graduate *,1" The reason for this attendance improve¬ thing to be proud of. Applause following I showed vast improvement over from , ment is prolwhl.v the new system each stunt proved that. 43 43 AM 4i previous years. of ticket | *7 1i Turn-out for the tug-of-war atone was about 200, quite a MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE 11 Campus Chest Exceeds Goal le 4 difference from last spring's SO Fall Term Film Series 47. Assist or so. And even the canoe races, Tuesday, Nov. 9 — 7 and <1 P.M. 3A IS It. Kdvard's usually down in attendance, had nickname about 100 ipectators. FairchiM Theatre — Adm. .jilc The MSC student body is wearing a So they gave. And with their dellars, And for the sophomores, the feather in its cap these days. best thing about the whole day they showed that a successful charity It's the green feather of Campus Chest, was proving that they weren't whose annual fund-raising drive last week reached and surpassed Its goal of $4,000, drive on a college campus was possible. Thai's net saying that the amount of Michigan State News "lilies" like the charged. For the sophomores freshmen days Monday through Friday, Inclusive, during fait won the "tittle brown jug" for the largest goal ever set for u Chest drive .donations couldn't have been bettered. It winter and spring I a day. aft,r holiday*; weekly during sum- the first time in five years. ashman i**u -here. could have been, particularly when you r act of March 3. 1379 at the More than $1,100 was donated by stu¬ dents during the five-day campaign, which was conducted in all living units and nut- doors on the campus. consider that Campos Chest is the only MSC charity orgaaiaatien. There are more than 16,000 students at¬ .ii§§•■ led i, Collegiate Press. $2; for two terms, Jack Kole Your Honeymoon IN TOM OWN lif l The drive was record-breaking in other tending MSC. Divide that into $4,000 and you can see that the average contribution unit coTMci week respects, also. Outdoor solicitations were 9 Karh week our at least a fourth higher than last year's. wasn't really spectacular. Of course, there Editorial Asst. j?ue*ts are Juit 12 anette Dertrrq Come*to your own secluded cottage, Many of the fraternities, sororities, co-ops and other living units reached 100 per cent were many students who gave consider¬ ably more than the average. But there Miter cSSfH Myra MaePfcersea An Hob ■ughea Patty Francis Delorea Dover with grand meals (breakfast till 31:00) at the farmhouse. Informal. MMer Art CI—dam ~ No "planned program" but lota to of their pledged quotas. were many others, who eould have afford¬ do, alone or with other congenial young couples Just starting life to- Throughout the drive, canniatera (luffed ed to, who didn't give at all. with coins and bills poured into the Cam¬ As compared with previous years, how¬ pus Chest office. The campus was alive ever, this year's drive was a step in the with tags showing their wearers to be donors to the cause. right direction. And much of the credit for that (tap mutt go to the more than STUDENTS The Farm on the I will find Nlf SWIFTWATEt 3, TA. Kvidenre was everywhere that 8partaaa 900 Campus Chest work en. help in He-curing well understand the meaning uf the Httle From the director of the Chest down to motto printed on the hacks uf the tags: 1 the solid ton. everybody had a job to ... . Aulomot^lr Insurance Lave Through I nderslaadiag." and they did it very well. The enthuslasni, . at Because they did understand. They re- slued how much that dollar which might hard work and co-operation of the drive worken was manifested in the success of TIBBETTS INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE Campus Classifieds 8 A. 1 II ■! • have lieen spent for s show or a ahoeahine might mean to an Indian student whose the project. Congratulations are due, then, to the 1723 Eaat Michigan, tansing ED 2-1511 LOOK WHERE PEOPLE ADVERTISE to-IP.! homo hail I wen ravaged by flood, or a Neg¬ EXT. 268 ro boy who couldn't afford college, or the worken who gave their time. Telephone 4-1499 Between ADVERTISE WHERE PEOPLE LOOK victim of a 'hopeless* disease who hadn't them, they set a new pattern for campus We Write All Forma of Insurance given up hoping. giving. CLASSIFIED RATfS FOR SALE LOST and I WAUU I INFORMATION SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL NINE! 2 deyi Mc ir. ZIP-LXKKD. Salses 12*4. tweed. Also Reasonable LOST OKETS HPARTAN WIVES 1 deyt .11.00 8 p.m., PERSONAL Home Ec 1 4 deyt - $1.1$ a p-m.. 346 E. Yakeiey GAMMA DELTA Sdey, SlJfS rtnEcworir1 cui 8:30 p.m.. Michigan football ticket* plus Gary R fnr.k. Church member¬ ADDITIONAL transportation 910. ea. Phoni 7 p-m., 32 Union ship class, 444 Abbott goad CHARGES 5 iter. Ft 9-8231. 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Contact GORDON STONE 2nd Win Br art underwood Tha defeat kept the 40eri from tying tha Detroit Lions, who boat Baltimore Saturday night, for guide the New York Oianta to at f, pOMN StntTON There Isn't any doubt a-, 10-s victory over a bewildered Laming 2-8866 or Box 149, East ! Pittsburgh Stteler teem before Unr twice through the bout It, Saturday was ths dsy Spsrtsns hsd been wait. ss.3ss Sunday. rhe first half and twlM \ ground in the second, Iltg for since the season started. Even the sun got in j^ns beat the Whites, the act in the closing ! in Friday's frosh Intra- of the gamste and hrew one poaa at yards to Elroy fflrseh in the and tons. In the is brightly as the Green Team. A team, bands, tnd Block S. htrd quarter, he tossed two more. Jne was good for 14 yard* to Bob , 75-yard run ae- The crowd ol 45,141 sot s leak * * * . two White score*. st "the old tin- Joyd, rangy end. The other was PHILADELPHIA l/P> - The i 40-yard shot to Hlrsch who Duffy's tOUfhiM nad* a circus catch of the deflect- Philadelphia Espies mixed slstant running attack with Bobby ■d ball and rambled over, Thomoaon's timely aerials to whip * * * Cardinals and their It The linemen broke into the run¬ (. Ollle Matson, 30- was a rough fame CLEVELAND (/Pi-George Rat- of ning statistics in a big way with 14, Sunday. injuries. E Randy guard Frank Nauyokas. o terman. substituting for 17 minu¬ tes while Otto Graham rested a A crowd of 31,003 regular left tackle. Fred Rody and tackle Carl D picking off Couger passes aw cartalose in hii left knee. Last turning them for *18, II an yoer the huaky aenlor from Ford New Torh Glints, who troaaecd City, Pa., injured his right knee the rittahargh Stealers Sanday. e an oper- 30-6. could play ppears his The Eagles snapped a two-gam# collere career is finished, the re- losing streak In dealing the Cards the key block for their sixth loss in seven gam John Matsock's first touchdown rly in the first period. Meteock himself received a minor leg injury later in the first half that benched him for the maipder of the same. LOOK! Special Student Cleaning Services throush the brilliant band performance Block S was busy ★ Fur Coat* Cleaned and Glased living up to expectations (or the first time this year with a series of stunts that did much to restore North Masters, junior guard, A" Throwing* out the injured list with the faith in the flash card section. cut on his forehead that required if Raincoat* Waterproofed even stitches. yards respectively. To top off the * ★ * linemen* day of glory In tha third period Tod Keppla, Chuck Pair- if Glovea banks teamed upon frustrated The first eras to One Washington State player, WSC quarterback Bab Iverson to Have Your Suit* if Suede and Leather Jacket* Gerry Brockey, received a dtivo him out of hla own end sons Tom Arntl and the Bill Hardy for 15 yards ion during the game but safety and two Clean for the U of M Men'* Hat* and (dip* the visitors from the Coast * dr df * out of the contest with little Coach Duffy Daufherty cleaned lage except to their egos, Trip if Stuffed Toy* the bench and then some Satur¬ day in the Spartan's 54-* win. After a bis lead had been built visiting locker room was as tomb after the game. V Ington coach A1 Kircher, a fo cheery for the first time Dsugherty said annua! COLLEGE CLEANERS up, the Spartan coach startad MSG mentor, summed up the sending in everyone who w*s by cona>aring it with last "We're going to keep using them C-a*h A Carry Near the State Theater at long at we keep winning." physically able to play, including weeks WSC victory over Stanford some who weren't even on the "We Jwl played one bell of a let better team than last week." Rig 10 Standing* DANNY KATB la The 54 playera who participated "Knock On Wood'' SHEPARD'S "Shark River'1 his it the Spartaa locker reflected the root score. nothing but praise for all of players. Duffy Special PURCHASE Wonderful feeling Look Your Best FREEMAN'S in a Regularly $18.95 Values! Tonitux For *14.90 Once In a blue moon we ret thU kind of • "break" ...» whopping Term Parties big .peci*l purchase from the man¬ ufacturer. That'* when gen make track* and treat yourself to a pair I.F.C. Dance or two of the finest... at a price Tie A String these top style* and seasonal fav¬ Coronation Ball orite* . . . 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(High standi He renewed his prediction, day and the spurned their native land closest 'of MS'.) for communism after the however, that the censure move Korean War are living a life After the kick-off, Carl Dien- er got the ball back in a hurry will carry, saying his opponents coigests. I of ease in China, the mother when he intercepted a pass and have "plenty of votes" lined up. Tuition Sebolarnhips of one turncoat said last ran it back 10 yards to Cougar He denounced the whole proceed¬ gave the nod to the froeh, 1M to Available Until Friday week. ing as "a lynching party." 115. Judging for this event was Fracassa entered the game at Mrs. Carlcy Jones, a Holiness this point. On the first play he McCarthy gave his views In a based mainly on noise. Waving of preacher, told the Oklahoma City CBS televised interview on the sent Clarence Peaks through Times she had corresponded reg¬ eve of the Senate's resuming Its figured in the scoring. the line for five years, and ularly with her son and he paint¬ 1954 session to consider a special then passed to Musetti. ed a glowing picture of life under committee recommendation that victory, had words of praise for Any third Fullback Jerry Planutis. who his opponents. '"They gave us » big part time and hotdiog a M Pfc. does moat of the Spartans i bottle," he sold, " and I rage is eligible for a Samuel David Hawkins, wrote point-kicking Insisted that Frm- He said he would make public don't think neat years froeh will that one of the famous 21 who have a try. Fraeaasa had his financial affairs only if all have a chance against them." refused repatriation has died of other senators bare their finances, MSC to qualify for a i a heart ailment. ball, but Planutis believe that no people r Identified him as 8ft. s E. Donglas, San Angelo. as and said her son told her burled with high honors riti* **#.\ *™" After the kick-off, which the Ann Arbor Game Bus Service!!! Cougars fumbled, with Morley Expected of "American Murphcy making the tackle, I Jam Jenison Pfc. Hawkins, captured by the State had scored again in two Saturday, November 13, 1954 plays. Chinese in Korea shortly after his With the ball on the 13, 17th birthday, is attending Peking Extra buses will leave the East Lamina Bus Washington State lost five yards University "and has everything on a fumble. Cougar Quarter¬ Station, 234 MAC Avenue, at 9:00 a.m., direct to he Wants." his mother said. back Bob Ivcrsotl then dropped back into the end zone to pass, the Stadium via (he Ann Arbor Terminal. Return German Prof and Ted Kepple and Fairbanks encouraged his direc¬ Chuck from Stadium parking lot Vi hour after the game. tion of travel. Iverson wound To Speak in up for passing outside the end zone a two-point safety. We're looking for With Howard Graves, Lou Music And Costanzo and Rudy Gaddini running the ball, Fracassa pilot- SHOWING ENGINEERS who wont to bo EXECUTIVES Prof. Erich Hy i. director of cd the te 75 yards for the the Institute foi International final tally, Educational Reseji •h, Frankfurt, If you combine administrative ing the President, bold riijjinmii Germany, will spc ability with your engineering skill, degrees. "Education in 1 you'll find unique opportunity at Look into this future unlimiliil I the Michigan Bell. yourself. 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