Michigan/State News APPLEGATE TO LECTURE ON RED CHINA M ScC2 DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—MONDAY. FEBRUARY 21, 1966 price 5 cents ate Board of Agriculture Backs Name Change jy: a Friend When You Come* Resolution Rain or Shine, College Gets 6 ft* Still (.old I First Vice Welcomes' food Donations Begin The spring like rain of Sunday will end today as the temperature Enactment y one in doubt falls. A high of 30 degree* is pre¬ dicted. President blood checked at Cloudy skies are to be expect¬ Li^ixliiluri' Miiv ter on the Union ed but put Board Appoint* <;«•! liill till* WV.-k i mining about 4-1 fourth floor. the raincoats away, •x blood drive Donors are requested not to it's going to be cold. Dnrward Varnrr appointments toe eat fatty y GENE K1T/JNGER t any or starchy foods four hours prior to donating MSC (ruined it* first vice Thi* move to have MSC from the that Drive sponsors sign-up books used for also requested a reg¬ $138,258 11resident Friday when Dur- lward B. Varner, former di- name chaMired to Michiffa Statu t iiivei-sity of Atrricu rs of the | rector of the cooperative ex¬ ans Assn. it ions acceptable until 8 | istration drive in the coed dorms last week be returned to the Un- In Grants tension aervice, wan appoint- til IV and Applied Scient Thursday. |ed to the post by the State ITaintM 1 olficial support Fr we bad a v< Most of the facilities from p.m. on Friday have been Given MSG Board of Apiculture. When making the appointment, day firotn the State Itoartl t AKIIC tilture, MSC's jfoven Bruce For served for donations by fac UN Charges Gifts and grants totaling $138,-* MSC's governing body instructed Varner to take charge of all off- iilK )><•dy. 258.40 were accepted by the State campus educational activities. The board iMissed a resolutn The donation process, checking in throuch the test and health Armistice j Board of Agriculture, MSC's gov- erning body, Friday for research, instructional and public service With his new title. Varner will replace Dean Edgar L. Harden as saying •v the Legislature of a la to the final coffee 1 takes less than an ! Violation programs. The largest single grant. $38,000 j from the National Association of id Can. college attorne Food Chains of Washington, D.C., ages of 18 and 50. PANMUNJOM. Korea ul*> - I will be used to finance the cur¬ , Amputees, pro- pie who have had jaundice or The United Nations Command riculum in food distribution. malaria, and those with anemia formally charged Monday that the ! Prof. E. A. Brand, director of the supervise the use I replace Varner i nnday delivery, —. . Korean armistice b: | curriculum, will •f tlia Min is jet tighter, into of the grant. joined the faculty Thumb* IIohii Cora Receives i thin Ag Hoard Invited ,K^ -rvllM„on , granl of $28,352. far a siudy j professor of agriculti r lli.it the resolution signed during To Establish MSC md was appointed to t Hitchhiker Hits History Sel • to the leave* of plant*. post in 1952. Then Branches in State Surprise Hitch SOUTH BEND, hid i/P) "i , MSC h», reeved «ver.l mv,- A||ir(t , a graduate of Texan A. I tut ions to establish branch col- twer and Prof. 'ollege in agricultural gri.w out Qf ,hr Feb 3 in itennial ' leges around the state, President .John in which eight Communist attacked an American RB-43 jet H B. Tuke :he horticulture supervise the in 1940. has an M. S. A. Hannah told the Sta . lihits Board of Agriculture. MSC's go- erning body, at its meeting Ft ' ' corting Sabre Jets tcrnational over the "in- waters" of the Yel¬ was tawa accepted 1-eathcr day. low Sea, west of North Korea. Haven for a Display The state board reef Two of the MIC.S were shot i |'eriean down and the rest fled. No Am- planes were damaged. charge filed against him Feb. Dr. Hannah said he ha | Carter Monday called the at- The judge took the student Board also noted that fined htm $1. nut that "the word H 'in personnel. They owned a few carry Georgia and South Carolina and UrdnrMia) night when the stu- .ere an education major cars and trucks, but had no pro¬ j *• visions on campus for servic¬ spring training. y, ing such equipment. All repairs The Men's Glee Club, the j will Now, enrollment has increas¬ were made at private garages. Band and A capclla choir use ' m t i -.id th.rcdw,, no pouibibi. of lien row Hospital with cuts and ed so much that the college runs a schedule of five buses The present garage, which is* located on the east side of this l»w mst transportation ciubs ; ttrir •!*• II |»Knsol ,||H tic* . I ihi« Harry W Phelps 27. nf k>on daily just to transport future Macklin Stadium, is completely |! Seniors ran order the and * * * ted m gowns starting this afternoon iti tti-wnUng e«rnj»aign to parenti cquiped for all types of re¬ ichigiin tour* and flcJn-trip... j ihr t'nion Book Store They ran «»f MbC students and friends o< fission Mem Iters Disagree member f the Monroe County The college bus service, pair work and rcfinishing on all Speech department member- | pjrk them up the -day-of Onn- the college throughout the state Sheriffs department. was report¬ which is operated under the college equipment. Theic is a 111 be kept rolling along by t mcncement. urging them to write their con* ed in critical Garage and Motor Pool Divi¬ full-time staff of a foreman, the row Hospital. sion of the Building Utilities nine mechanics, and one stu¬ . . ;"h r" ;.',n*.po'; ^ Dim I 1 r,.uiM-lun ,.|unJ Ik. >. *,.»», «... • nj n a,.u •> grcssincn m support of the bill after it i$ introduced into Um. Department, has a total of 10 dent employed part-time to at Grossc Pointe, Ann Arbor, Legislature. buses which are i handle routine jobs of washing, Owosso and Coldwatcr for At least two legislators. Sea, Mason. Senator porter and Ford "Children's Little Theatre ' pe r- I John Minnema (R-Traversa City)! fmiiiii.iI Shaken/ts Exftectcd were school. returning ML* Nichols Uf All i back 1 formanccs. Spartan Bell Ring- j Senior president Bill Thistle and Rrp. John McCunt (R-I. '■r»a (>T) — Government shakcups appeared Jii»a> Nicboli suffered cuts and crs will use the buM*s for a long jaunt to the Upper Peninsula JI said the Council started the new policy at the request uf President Lansing) have said they wiU ^l; a iiiuig to sponsor a name chanfla aiay in two East European Coinniuimt toui l4^ Hungary—m the wake of the ih -*'1*** in Moscow. tlu* spring. dm mcourse Clearer From the Juniors Easier Week A Bloody Challenge the Union Building Ear UMO Attention, mores The freshmen, and seniors. 1955 Junior Class of Michigan State College wishes sopho¬ We challenge you. The prize —save a can life. Do you think you beat us? to challenge the members of Sponsors of the Ugliest Man on Campus contest are hop- Rob Bruhakrr. inx their drive will pick up steam this week after a slow your class to a contest in sup¬ porting the current blood drive start Inst Tuesday and Wednesday. sponsored by the Veterans As- Judxinx from the competition the contest had to buck last week, it should find the surroundinxs a bit more at¬ Our intention in issuing this tractive start inx today. challenge is to stimulate inter¬ est in this worthy cause in Uast week, while coed livinx units were makinx the hopes that this year the blood pitch for their randidates in the Union Concourse, they drive will break ail previous Michigan Slate News had to compete with Mood drive rexistration and reeruit- inx bv Navy aviation officers. It was pointed out that some students the UMOC collection tables for fear that probably avoided cigarettes they would be grabbed and eventually relieved of a pint of blood. Take the ease of the guv who walked into the Concourse lass at with a few shekels for a friend and ended a disadvantage. up promising to ap|>ear for a Naval physical and signing away a The blood drive starts today pint of nd blood besides. runs through Friday. It 'ill be on the fourth floor of This week, however. UMOC will have the free and clear—or comparatively so. anyway. Concourse THEA^ a It doesn't have to share the staxe with xreat deal of its usual hullabaloo it should do well. anyone and with TIIE ACROSS ITS TRUE! CHARLOTTE SHOP JloHeymooM FOR A COLLEGE COUPLE ODERN SIZE FROM BERKEY Kven with the competition, the contest showed encour- IIALL CARRIES ALL NAME axinx sixns of pullinx out of its slump Thursday. More than .$.">(10 was collected as r>6,.'S.*i.'i votes BRANDS. Enjoy the Best in Filtered Sn were cast. ROBBIE BROOKS — NARDIS Alpha Phi Omexa. sponsor of the contest, hopes to set FILTER TIP TAREYTONI OF DALLAS — SACONY — n record in collection as has been done for the past two KAY WINDSOR — BETTY years. RARKLAY — COLLEGE with the Activated Gharr^i Bight now. more than .<$00 Ls in the till. Bat it's goinx TOWN OF BOSTON — TIGER py to he quite a haul to SLACKS. The Farm the Hill surpass last year's 83.400 pins. on PRODUCT or •« " SW1FTWATER I. FA. Bixxest share of the credit for the money collected must xo to the coeds in the various living units who AM for TV again have shown a lot of ingenuity in skits and promotion Going on a trip? Need 1t stunts for their candidates. a place to sleep? Amid the fun and hilarity of UMfH" campaigning, it Time Change to Cut UseAWESTERN UNION Hotel Reservation should be remembered that all of this —Campus Chest, in this case. effort is for charity Serried And even though the spirit of competition seems to overshadow charity during the heat of the contest, it is Attendance 2 Ways this charity, and Michigan State's baskethall players will turn television nothing else, that receives the benefit. So here's wishing the stars March 5 when they meet Michigan at Ann Arl»or on U.MIK" contest a big week. the CBS "Big 10 Game of the Week" program. it will i>e the second ap|ienrance for the Spartans: they Information—— walloped Wisconsin, 94-77, early in the season on TV. Fti is Week On Camp us "But. with the Kram. the xame game scheduled for the television prn- time is chanxed from S p.m. to II p.m. The time chanxe will hurt Spartan attendance at the Xame, with the mid-afternoon trip breakinx up the day. In addition, the xame will conflict with the finals of the student at Bix 10 Indoor Track Championships, Iwinx held at Michi- xan State that weekend. Attendance at both events will be impossible, with the conflict hurtinx both events. Appearance on the TV proxrum is an honor, and the PHONE Spartan caxers deserve that honor. But it's too had that it had to come on the ilny it did. ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds EXT. 268 FOR REALLY RAPID RESULTS INFORMATION ftyortng a square dance at SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE i.m., m 31 Union. The caller I be Paul 3:15 p.m.. Student Govern¬ ment Offices AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE Worthington, lytun Plains graduate stu- it, and he will be SPARTACADE BOARD OF DI¬ MALCOLM MILKS PERSONAL^ accompan- RECTORS on the banjo by Donald 4 p.m.. 41 Union ith, Denton Harbor sopho- PAN You always get a better deal ORTHODOX STUDENT re. The dance is informal ASSOCIATION SOFTY! from Makolm Milks, Inc., 7 p.m.. M Union your SATURDAY SPARTAN BELLRINGKRS *hiysle> Plymouth dealer. ADDITIONAL CHARGES •. She The pledge class of Alpha 6:30 p.m.. Beaumont Tower. dising 1953 CHRYSLER New SPARTAN HIVES HOME AND Yotler HOUSING, FAMILY LIVING GROUP Newport (Hardtop). Radio, heat 8 p.m., Quonsct 27 er, power steering and brakes. A AUTOMOTIVE SVNODICAL CONFERENCE truly luxurious car tn amaiingly for the Detroit F •ill speak at 7:30 p. LUTHERANS New Lutheran Church mom- good condition. Beautiful two service" r A of the Union. Sp. ton© tan and maroon finish with the shot's at 505 all wool scotch plaid and leather For the best values re 1 p.m.. the same II KD-J-2519 before interior. d ask for Pat Frttts. t used cars and trucks— rhUdren between the 1952 OLDSMOBILE 88 4-door. Know your cleaner's Euliy equipped, reconditioned For complete service end ready to go. A good looking on your car— one owner caf just traded in on Building. schedule... a new Chrysler, BUD KOUTS BUSK BEDS he«U. Dan R1 1951 FORD » 8 custom tudor. CHEVROLET Radio, heater, overdrive, good travelled of the F tires. Top mechan cal condition COMPANY body, and f.n.sh. Trade end fm anee. 2801 E. Michigan NAME FRATERNITY BETTER TRANSPORTATION Phone 9-6533 BARGAINS 1950 PLYMOUTH Cub Coupe 1950 FORD 4 door *425 EMPLOYMENT 1950 DODGE Tudor 1949 FORD 4-door *295 LOST and FOUND 1940 FORD Tudor *95 MAKE EXTRA MONEY Addr P«n-an1» snare ttma every we V;ite Box 14. Belmont. Mass Fin D DIRECTOR . GIRL Sco^t. MALCOLM MILKS Inc. -outhw extern Michigan Major reap your Chrysler - Plymouth Dealer USED CAR LOT 1300 E. MICH. AVE. TPANSPO*!*! College Geaners Phone 9-5281 PERSONAL L February, tl, 1MB TH B M !C If fO A'» 'if A T B tt-twS igers Entertain Wildcats Big110 Standings Butler, Greenway Win TKO\ Boxers Topple Badgers, 6-2 Following Loss to Hawkeyes .366!a Four Spartan boxers kept their tin streak# intact Saturday night s the Michigan State squad rolled victory over the Badgers i TKO over 132-pound J ick. Davey j iie turned back Bud- j ger Co-Capt. Chuck Mugestro, 30- 25. Odom opened up in the second round with sharp combinations teat Drops Swimmers !s73 I from Wisconsin State. The Spartan boxers scored two TKO's and four perfect 30 point i 1:42 of the and staggered Magestro with a irtans decisions in NCAA Champs. conquering last year's Fifth Edge Hawks Michigan State's only two loss- : heavyweight divisions. In Last Raee Previously unbeaten Bob vis 28 Mullins dropped a 36-15 nod to Michigan State's swimmers, f 78.60 Setback dead-locked in a 40-40 tie go¬ Jim Schneider. Mullins was the : HOFFMAN ing into the last event, defeat¬ Thinclads nrider used hi# Ion* reach to *ood advantage to rltck up [> liounce back ed a stubborn Iowa team, 48- points with a fine left jab. |lhstraight Bift 10 44. in the Jenison pool Friday Fall,611/2-42 V2 Andy Ronie bowed to Wiscon¬ Jlicliitran State'* bns- night. sin's Bob Hinds, 30-27, as Hinds ) juaail entertains In the decisive 400-yard free To Notre Dame won his 15th straight dual meet bout. Ronle put up a Siiowt'il In good scrap ,esi>rn University to- Jeiiisun Kleldhouse style relay, the Spartans' Tom Wines, Jim Clemens, Frank Par- ('apt. Kevun Gosper, Joe against his more experienced foe. It ers II in rish and Tom Payette turned in Savoldi und Ed Brahham a winning mark of 3:30.8, their weren't enough to offset of each round to gain the decision. Ita l. So Does kv mght '»• the Spartans best time in competition this ugagcincnt to Iowa, Notre Dame's team balance ; i , The II rather opped State into fifth rntage point* ahead of year. The meet score tied as the Spartan trackmen bowed to the Irish. 61 '-j to Spartanettos Tie was Although it managed t a ho fell victim, 74-65, three times and the Hawks held 42>.j, in a meet held at South i Turners, 4343 the North Dakota hockey a 17-16 edge early In the eon- Michigan State's ice esit'w now holds undis- Bend Saturday. ,v,sMon of fourth place Gosper continued his record | its 85-76 triumph DICK ABRAHAM Five records were set in the M('K HOKE wn* Saturday. closely contested match, three by . . . Iheir wins pared mat State and two by Iowa. upset . . . Rif It action Satur- Canny Johnson, Spartan senior, IliuttMk crash Wtaeon- led all the way to post a mark of I. to Mrcaffthca Its hold Face Wolves Tonight 1:34.1 in 150-yard individual I pDoe medley, a dual meet and varsity must win tonight Matmen Upset 9i§ YOU entertain any hopes Savoldi, who made 12 > For 2nd ARE Straight as high as fourth the outstanding pcr- Spartan drr.ithlon hope won the 66-yard SURE Hiding the crest of a two-match winning string. Michigan Students WImn Tw OWM* Stated wrestling train travel to Ann Arbor for a duel m-rt with the Wolverines tonight. 2:15.0, He's Gymnasts Saturday, the Spartan matrnen upset a highly rated Iowa team, MSC with Don la' of !»7 4. (who won the HO-yard dush in OH Suffer First 14.11 a score . and the broad jump with a leap t Well Proledcd 123* 71.This was Urabluun's fin t'oarh Tend ley Collins juggl- liPrS Will i attempt at the broad jump th Loss, 5343 ed his lineup to full effect In beating the Hawka. who had 4 j • isoii in' YOi? By The Associated Press j Chuck Cm Kendall easily w«i Paced by Terry Sawchuk's llthi'hc ..shutout of the year, the Detroit j "'I lltlllM' U«d dealt Michigan State its J *st gym loss of the year. 53-43. iwuiu. Red Wings moved to within one ' 1 ! iturday in Jenison Fieldhouse. point of the idle league-leading i.ii i and Julius McCoy Dick Hoke started the mdivid- Montreal Canadiens with a 5-0 ,UM ! ual upsets that led to the big upset win over the New York i »rd*. Duane Peterson o firsts and Herm Junker added Rangers 1 Hob Dcvenny and lOther, but the IUim depth was I h> decisiomng Terry McCann. 4-1 Sunday night. •i ( • the guards, e margin of victor) Spartan Bob Gunner and Dick Alex Delveechio scored twice, ' pula is a four tune NAAU and $150.00 mg about Saturday'* I r.,vl(. I*S4 NCAA rh.mp ' *•"> M'rrH Donln. Marty Dave- I <«"-Un* Kaatrm liiliM-inllmiati' Wedding Ring 75 00 Coach Forddy An- With Hint* finishing first and bvh and Gorilla Muwc ailitlnii dn- U hamplnrt in tlto all ari.ulul, ami . D** Im third, the | 1 !:t-pound,, battled to a |-l A GUARANTEED PERFECT took their only event on ! draw. s j 81'' marker*. | tumbling. diomond it yourt in every flying rings. Keeptoke engagement ring M l. Tonw . . . The most wanted gift They also tied the side I of all. with Junket winning and finishing fourth. SALES OPPORTUNITIES tib lit: whuh they never lost, or with lllnlirillM'f I.rlimiiii'- Jewelry The Bow (.humicul Company l-l IH9 - 172.1 Miiltiyiti .hiilntt-r Thralrr libit;. fhc b"« Ow-miml IVnn|«n)> I. pn*«ill« lnuling In, .air, III 111, III till' lu»t It"",111,1 I lirlllli al la- KTaUilalr, in an, fuht til an,/, aim But. Dick Abraham gave the < Spartans the points they needed j badly by beating LeRoy Berryhill,; Are you the type 7 tn no way provide exrmpht If mtrtrxlni. unit Ttrhniml F.mpUty men! tiff,,, HIT I hi* (Jwtiud oi -^RHttYSV But. Twi Leo no a and Hal Pond- ; Midland Michigan. py both pushed their bouts to the inut and the Spartan* t..*d their j T AT E Gall for (ollige Inn (ifeferla MONDAY'S FEATURE Roast Pork A Drtssiac Whipped Potato** Md Gr**« Salad Hot Holt. & Hutttr Bet»ra*e ( hoc"lalr Podding • ith Whipped Cra 90c illege Inn Cafeteria — Grand River & Abbott THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Senior CounciT He Bashed Her For 3 New Dorms Woard Issues Code Announces Appointments Husband From Frying Leajts Christman Company ' lOn TV Standards Television broadcasting at MSC will now be governed by Appointments coordination to the sc committee announced by the senior council. Appointed were: i chairman, Pan to TIERBERLAS. Court Israel (JF)— Awarded Contract P-m. Mary I.. Shenn''0b0U,^l' i Construction of the three new dormitories and two addi¬ Shellev, ■ Mrs. Miriam Mahal went to Jerry Abersold; administi a detailed four-patre statement issued by the State Board of Ajrriculture, MSC's governing body, at its meeting Friday. assistant. Bill Hurst; coordinator court after her husband bashed her head with a frying tional dining rooms in the Harrison Rd. Dormitory group student, will be done by the Christman Company of Lansing. numbers. »£• ■ Se of daytime functions, Doug Cou¬ pan Their second President John A. Hannah lter; coordinator of nighttime when she bawled him out for coming home late one night. The N,cl*n's diw »-l jnmcs D. Denison. administrative Yarner functions, Roy Rider; public re¬ lations, Mary Jo Maguire; Judge Jacob Bar-Zeev im¬ awarded Friday by the State lifcslstant in charge of public re- Board of Agriculture, MSCs gov¬ ordinator ofadministrat posed sentence Thursday: Mah¬ 'Continued f-om Page 1) al must present his wife flowers Dave Hyman, and assistant to the erning body, on the low bid of to administer and interpret the Conference, another job held by administrator once a week for three months. $5,051,500. There were three oth- Harden. Ex-Red Prisoner Gerfter. coordinator, Each bouquet must include a policy statement set by the board. card inscribed: "With repen¬ The committee is designed to The boirdl ruled that tbf Council will Richard Applegate coordinate such senior actii tance and love." after the state legislature reduced '^'h I chest standards of noo«l tsste the water carnival, oted on by the full faculty as senior shall prevail" In all broadcasts meeting Feb. 25. " I Lectures Tonight reception, commencement, Petersen Named by more than $1,000,000 the ap¬ propriation for the building. and "the reputation and Intec- ior ball and lantern night. tltv of the rolleee upheld and After 18 months in a commu- defended from misi's*. mlsrep- president. Dr. Hannah I ntet Prlson Canton. Richard Editor of Helot rrsentatio!i and exploitation. Applegate, NKC foreign corres- U'KAR to Telecast Clarence Petersen, Westches- Unique action was WANTED! s a rare opportunity for • ' P°nd™t. is back to talk on "What r, 111., senior has been chosen board in arranging the tx I Saw in Red China." The former United Press South¬ Stale legislature editor of the Helot, according to program to pay for the pi someone to weak me. i east Asia manager will lecture in •upllhe Auditorium tonight The first live telecast of a s lot Board. Lick, chairman of the He¬ saving the college about $2 in interest on bonds issued I am a knee length sock. i am sitting in a box at J,'in« 0 Wwl. at 8:15 on ion of the Michigan be made Tuesday legislature by WKAR- Petersen transferred here from for the first three hilarity) c University of Illinois where and dining unit. 4/5th» Scold,. ' was executive news editor of ball. rixase come and 1/jth Yonke» * take me rome. i am so What a lonely: ion. of fun! positions open on the He-