' y ml [{,*>■ ',.>!-•• dodgeKs try for clincher see page 4 MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1965 PRICE 5 CENTS ice Penalties Play Key ey Role Delegation bjects to Interference 14-7 Loss to Uof M Algerian Problem Eisenhower Blamed ,m _ France decided Sunday nljrht to withdraw Jliirct United Nation* activity except the Security Continues For Pass, S | land the Disarmament Commiaaton. The cabinet announced the per¬ Punt Errors II manent delegation to the UN is being pulled out because ot the UN .General Assembly's 21-27 Recovery kGr»u»«lr!- reneh union. are member* of the , j and the I for memberahtp and planning on a j, r said some progress had I In Paraguay which will There were broad hint*, too. Geldof. director and c ! Red Cro«s fund* within'48 allow j r ■dr. He did not elaborate. ith that Premier Edgar Faure and ! consultant. Foreign Minister Antolne Pinay tion, St. Joseph; WilU.'ti Whirlpool "Integrity In films mu*t h served, particularly Amefici more and more gradually to assume of the normal, The CWA seeks a 33-h | ASUNCION. Paraguay btt - After will not make a scheduled trip chairman of the bouid this month to Ru**ia, which lined ! tor of research dc tion picture* shown phy ' * ' abroad,' routine duties of his office. This} here Sunday 1 life taking offsides penalty. the Spartans were stalled by . kicki On third Js up against France on the Alger- Lear, Inc., Grand Rapi iVter •xemplifted In with 13 yar»U to go Peaks Ian Iaaue and caat the vote t president and general a| 0f nUckboard Jungle" from The weary onetime strong man. ed a 8 Matthews, a 33- f the New York I I that people canot be forced | "without co»n- Books 5 Cents heel mi ihn ihtrtsd I ways of acting or thinking. Fair H eather rncr and intelligence, integ- right tackier* en I A five-cent tax I j- < in sUff small-group i Follows Chill sold through STUN 1 or mi kicked off 1 or the will find ed Sunday by Jane Hamlin, ences pointer* the second half with showing of All I Need Is ing AWS Activities Board i Br*:w>ff rc iirning to the 22 The The final showing Adding that STUN is non-profit organization, Hamlin said operat Michigan sophomore |i f have made the tax necessary. Although north Arse tempting u> pass. made In conjunction with the no- ' Sports New Editor, Name. Color lice that students may now pick up money from books sold. The \ The WVvermes were forced to punt. The Stale line rushes) Kra¬ mer and he got off a short fugh Arrest Students Alumni Magazine ■r LAUBKTTA FATKBNOBTEB Boasts 'Mew Look7 already told and from sales com¬ ing up. she said. Those student* who have books The "imw look. aunply Th* Bacon! When the at MSU. bccair Sportina a nrw editor, new new nam*. th» maa- of other in¬ stitution, oqual in aUtur* to Michixan Statr Uni< Boh Yclvinaton. th Yclvinjton. a former htata News editor, rcccurd hit B A degree in journalism hero in 1 He it aided by two re*- Ihcy look the * « a iiafTers and acvcnl Joke do- to Ihrir tributors. According to present he new magarine wUI hree feature, each month r I lor pcUUunmg talata day, before lu, aoth birthday. I lOot «. 1 Pot 'o Gold Raps Mass Evacuation (Cortland hm r»gi I)' End of Rainlunv Witer Defends Attack on CDA the gut* tin*, Ihraw a dwperi' (Ion pan that wu touched by ui .n \%j.f *>, 1 In Time* Ku.rd Dick HIU. The lneUdble Square [MiW ir/Ji , Ml 0001 Michigan IS yordi. Tien Up Traffic PHILADELPHIA (At — Paul while standing by its machines Janes, editorial writer for the and workshop-.' Jones in big said that air raid American citiea "as far aa testa B&I . cd lo POM and lata In Iho third quarter. Forced to kkk Kramer wont NEW YORK OP)—Sum* happy fHlow —a Dodger fan, no doubt- Philadelphia Bulletin, said Sun¬ day he would have "plenty of support from expert opinion" for In his reply to Peterson Sun¬ day, he continued; anybody observed them, weren't, tests by any measurement." He "I would have plenty of support added that "sheltering people be¬ bock end borcly cot the bolt off threw coins out of a window in his published attack on the Civil from expert opinion. Countries hind sheet glass store windows is two Spartan, wont craahlnf the AMor Hotel for half an hour Defense Admnilitration's ma s h evacuation policy. right under the gun—Western hardly shelter." In on him. Sunday night. Germany, Sweden, Britain—are Val Peterson, Civil Defense ad¬ mmos In Times ministrator, said Saturday that not promoting evacuation. They're Square below and soon caused a going underground. Jones was "speaking contrary to traffic Jam, "We aren't building any shelter the best information we have to at all. There is no serious promo¬ Dimes, quarters and half dollars date" in an article entitled "non¬ tion of shelter. They've . simply Stole lined up with Morrill rained down from a high window. sense in Civil Defense." given up and gone for mm% evac- back to kick. The heed lineman Police and hotel employes look¬ The article was published origi¬ waited expectantly and la eoon ed and looked, but couldn't locate nally in the August issue of the a. the ball wa> .napped the red the joker. Freeman and was reprinted in the ' flag went down. current Header's Digest. Peterson Kinzie lo Adtlrezn Morrall'a kick wu taken by Birr described it as "miserable" and Freilimnn (.omminnion on the IS end he could only turn to the 14. However, the | Ike "unfair," and said "honesty would require the author of the article C.impui 0*l« on Trial" will rm E. ORAXD RIVER waa called bock became of the to give the alternative to evacua¬ be the main topic of discussion (Continued from Page 1) Bdaw (iai|m Dm* offalde. tion." Peterson said the alterna¬ when Dr. Norman F. Kin/.ie of tive is death. Tuesday, at the Y House, 314 i noon bulletin, one of the •»«f «M prsplr. >n< Imxlaf o Mfely tneaeare ef three llne- most detailed issued so far, again i* of Eisenhower's satisfac¬ tory condition and said he con¬ Jones, reached at hlff Philadel- lia home, said: "He (Peterson) says that if you Evergreen. Freshman Commission branch of the YMCA-YWCA of F.ast Lansing. is a STATE m 's to be "comfortable and in't do what 'we' (the Civil De¬ ale* a raoumtaiiaa at laat I.AXT nmrr cheerful" upon "entering his sec¬ fense Administration) say, you the humanities department «peak* yearl twa blocked kieka. to the Freshman Commission. 7 TWO il> (iuerilla Warfare The State quarterback mnmeo- ond week." Actually* that second face death. That's no news. Death week began Saturday. implied in any air raid. What DIM! SNOW IN P.M. tarily bubbled the pa., from cen¬ During the morning, the chief u need is a program to meet it." FEATIUE XHOW* J t. - 4 « ting Renewed in Africa ter and before he could get the executive rested, heard some mu¬ In his article, Jones urged in- i kick away the left .Ida of the Wol¬ verine lino wa. un him and block¬ sic and medical corpsman Quen- ?ad of mass evacuation "the I. Farrand of Olivet, Mich., training be of a beleaguered pop- him newspaper stories on Frooticrwnin... ed the kick. m to take maximum cover. rfWKtl Morocco (4V- first drove out the de- ( forced to retreat The ball bounded beck to the the World Series and the Army- Adventurer! State 21 where It wa. flrat and Penn State football game. 10 for Michigan. 3 HOLM PER DAY It followed rebel at- BURT LANCASTER _ *1 French posts— gurrrilla wsrfsre Symposium m supported see. were by tanks and AcbUng Sunday in area of Immoaser-det Mar- James ('. Hagerty teld reporters both over kft guard far 11 yarda to sports events but hasn't jts Alnran protector- (continued from Page 1) scbss. about <5 miles south¬ indicated whether he is Rlole'a thru. a New east of Fes. York Yankee or Brooklyn Dod¬ Mr. Hast e The Spartan line held beck two Earlier ger fan. reports said attacks attempt, but finally Madrioek Kelloffg Center On the other hand, Matthews were made against linmuuser-des jumped over the line lor the Eisenhower mu.t have had Wed., Oct. 3 contended "The reader should de- Marmouchas and berkine, high in touchdown. somewhat mixed feelings on Between 3 and 6 p.m. and integrity from the Atlas Mountains. Some bu A clipping penalty on the kick' Army's 39-6 victory over Penn 1«5 ings were said to have been off again.t Stale put the.ball on State, inasmuch as he is a West view.' burned at Berkine. Point man 'and his brother, Mil¬ the four. After moving to the nine Jt if these qualities in newspa- A French outpost at Bou Zineb, Peak, dropped back for: another ton, is president of Penn State. krs that are conducive to ac- laaka aiMl inside the Spanish Moroccan quick kick that went all the way communication and frontier, also is surrounded by to the Michigan 27. Darr returnee risk »M WtU- guerrillas. The international road t to the 14. ' linking this post with French Stale held Michigan mod Kra¬ Morocco was cut by the rebels, mer WM farced to bleb again. officials said. In attaining to down the ball CINDER(11A $150.00 Kpntuckian CinsmaSOOPC ♦ > Wedding King 75 G I ,i called and C'apt. Bncby Nrdna A GUAiANTKD FCRfECT i • K yours tn every ; S Tickets Keeptoke engogemeet ring {' & . . The most wonted gift LATENT WORLD NEW* exchange State gained . i Today Until now the anti-French re¬ >• Kramer'a punt . to tha State M. FUPI1E CARTOON volt In Morocco ha. been largely "COOKING WITH GAG4" ran the ball into city affair. Rebel groupa cam-, a palgncd actively only In Tuniila LEHMAN'S JEWELRY WEDNESDAY and Algeria to the east. There are three arctlona of Mo¬ Open tonight 'til 9 HENRY FONDA rocco—the French and by far the Gladmer Theater ItwiMinr -MR. ROBERTS- target rone, the Spanlah and Tangier, an .one. International MUSIC J IV 4-0IIS area governed by a rommtMkm made up of American., Spaniard., Bv.il be held I ■ Mark!, Phil Hough cowl collar 1 lot.r Saltitcin, public- MICHIGAN STATE'S U*4 Ih4 Attendance U re- ncmbrrt, he uid. CIRCLE K MEL-O-flATBtt A • 111 RatMr jumper I far Knitting fcedn • National Men's Service Club ED 2-2511. at Drflutoiy tal¬ ented. oar wool in Kay's Will be uniting room this week in the Union ConrourV 1 -■ i entirely new look ev¬ lit Shop ery line you twitch ■ X.A.C. Ave i dszes issvmi uses fm n f ron bioaee to eweater MWWVAfVWWWVWWWWVWMAAA/VtAAAAAfWVWAAAAi ANNOUNCING . . Charcoal. irey, char¬ jr,, coal brown, charcoal if.4 THE ANNUAL L navy or li*ht frrr. Sixes 10 to 19. HARVEST BALL ItH 1! Si tv; | 1 Tommy Aquino's Orchestra ^ .'our date bow for-the biggest semi-formal dsnre of Fall T«**- The Harvest Ball Queen will be crowned at the donee SATURDAY^ OCTOBER 8TH Tickets $2.50 on saU NOW at Union Ticket Office ssassErr- WeA^tosJ5f STAT1HRWB Octo**,, nw T7iF\ Amoros —.» v itumcane IN Schrivll SIM In Detroit Bout ^:PfM.;lHrlM fclWMfcWGt Ym can osni Own *150 to $3S0 Monthly working part tlmo at As Brooklyn EMOO MDUSTRES, MO. he next (hot it Rocky Mar- BROOKLYN <>PV—Duke Snider >. foea after hla ninth atn 704 Sheridan victory Friday night when a veteran Rex Layne in a televtalon 10-rounder In Detroit's ?s • apired Brooklyn Dodgers to with¬ Kenn ipla. • in one rame of their flrat World jskk iw ranked aa the No. 1 eon- %rn BTTM l n. Btjtm • •Rmrr PHAcncg rnti.p Scrlca title on a tingling. 5-4 vic¬ tory over the New York Yankee. Three smart double playi by Paces isiSH'iafeiai a n x. anew i vs. a. anew a the Dodder Infield helped rookie Roger Craig and workhorae Clem La bine aa the Yanka mounted Harriers] IFC live title, thot. Included ■ a a. ehan 1 ». a. aaen a threat upon threat In the Henry Kennedy l ■»-»«•§ top dixUnce OPEN RUSH SMOKERS 'Muni HlghHqhh ef KIN. a ree- one of the fut_ »il«o ever United States at the i recorded! TONIGHT time trials Saturday i at the IM The TREBETR8IT rouse pool. Preliminary Scots-Canadian , UMni ,h« are acheduled for Tuesday . e n Snider the amlllng course in Spartatul . 10:42.2, i Alpha Tau Omega Coed Swimmers a" from thumbing Lynwood, C over to aend the aUtlatlca madly thr ithlete wer and recorded the Dodger bullpen for the fourth on m 451 Evergreen 7-9 p.i the record booka. time In live days when 24-year- Jim rantaiTl to your home or -out* and practice for the The Duke led off the third with old Kepford, Michifan State women's r Craig wobbled In the seventh. Jpartan. 18S2 nat,nn,|l dormitory mine team will be held Mo long drive over the right- fence for a 3-0 lead. After the Bob Cerv had just slammed a pionship team : of 19:32 Phone the Lansing irough Thursday from 4-5 p.m. Yanks got one run back In pinch-hit homer off the railing In the pool in the Women's Oym> the upper left-field stands and El- Agency of Pi Kappa Phi fourth. Snider again ripped Into a Grim pitch In the fifth and aent ston Howard had walked on a a who haven't lost a • Charlie Capozoli hoi TK DETROIT It sailing Into Bedford Avenue full count when Manager Walter 1942, Stengel picked left- meet Alston called for La bine. record o 507 E. Grand River 7:30 9 p.i Michigan State's the scoreboard In right held. id Whltey Ford, IIrat game • FREE PRESS squad ranges in size pver M 1932 NCAA ids of halfback 1 IV 4-3028 gov land of 4-2 hang ha * Phi Delta Theta . aaa' Al Framr .as In 19:94.2. taTI 626 Cowley 7-9 p.i IFC Junior Capt Sclwvn ;J line, the crew-cut kid from OPEN RUSH SMOKERS Wonnaockct. R.I., who had the door on the Yanka Saturday by iHck-MiN Gil Hiigw Delta Upsilon Then Labinc grabbed Gil Mc- TONIGHT Dougald's smash to the box and him out to end the inning, Drat half-mllr. Kri Silt Evergreen 7:30 • 9:30 p.i the Dodgers still weren't duW le epra out of the woods on this beauti¬ N—4 the lea i ful fall afternoon. Yogi Berra hit ■ very fast 9:44. Jam, f homer over the right- Sigma Nu Thr Flrit American Tllm To Win the Coveted Held screen in the eighth and the tieing run was at the plate in the end la 9:43. GRAND FRIZF. person of Joe Collins who I the second geme, 711 Iturrliani :30 -9:30 p.m. of the International Film belted two homers in the opei . JjFCiiarlc* 7:30 • 9:30 p.m. Phi Beta Theta Pi Gay Deiulew. U« K^ppa Tau , MARTY* eent la haw CamtL m4 Tarry Stack Delia < .51* J «9 p.m. 247 Delta ':30 - 9:30 p.m. \ . / ' • Brooklyn picked their fifth n the eighth when Carl rurtUo, singled, took aecond on Hodges' Denalow out>|*nnM I and Block for thr | a 21:34. Wheclc Kappa Sigma Jackie sacrifice and scored on si.,p.„r,Nv, MM YMI T# two seconds be captured fifth in 21 Ted Teblaff. a ri| SU| ce Into a dinchin 224 1. Michigan 7 ing Canadian Juna isquiRS, J • 9:30 p.nv I. on a hopper to Jai Then he blew down the sixth finisher in 22.1 more Bob Block, Tm in order In the ninth, i 1933. ther, came hone infield outs. set in They're only 22:22. one short of the American League Labinc, who needed only mark of 19, hung up by the 1942 BUI Miller ran itches to get out of the sc Special Student Cleaning Services t Inning jam, required but to the Yanka in thr ninth When Howard grounded out weekly wrestler, sixth la tt ttfj Junior Gilliam, to end the gam Series Notes Dave Hoke, ★ Fur CtMto C.lrunctl anil Closed Hodges rushed to Labine to pump war, ran a 23 1 TA Townacnd. i ★ Throw Rugit squad, held off a| BRAWNY BROGUES sprint by Leon Mo ★ Raincoat* Walrrproofrd llth. i* 'M{cm ft. yttuf ★ Clovw , bd tea al Yankee Townacnd was do* 3.4 with Meier only I GENT-L-(5 RAINS ★ Suede & Leather Jackets ★ Men's Hat* A Caps ★ Stuffed Toya COLLEGE CLEANERS backing up againat the wall." with Head s 24:11 «h coach Kii Cash & Carry 301 Abbott Road * * A SHELL Yank aterler Bob Orbs, who Michigan AAf oat neat Saturday sity will run CORDOVAN mile" race wt ad ffl1* row choice el r ahcll eerderaa. LOOK TO him with a distinct tack of hoe- the Central Coi a value lac pton Notre Derrr traio^ FOR THE AUTHENTIC ... wear and plraaui SoperMy nalnUM. DM Ym know ... THAT JUST * UNIVERSITY LOOK THE CAMPUS IS CENTRAL MKiHK NEWEST And MOST MODERN 8IGJ6 (also wini-tip) IVY LEAGUE DO IT YOURSELF OR DROP OFF SE«V1 LAUNDROMAT Gabardine Slacks — FHT8III8 — • DRY CLEANING • SHIRT FINISHING • UP TO 9 * 12 COTTO N I $ (Wash and FMf Dried) nils #17 • *10 E. Cmnd liver -■ — Kul I The HlllMitr i Ave. — Lm ♦«» Hit»t«T« news Stanford Big 10 Standing Others Appraise Your Badgers, Notre Dame Score Decisive Wins Appearance Ohio State's defeat Md Michigan'* nsrtow squeeze pmt- aMp R»ve heart to same «t the other 1% 10 (Mm. especially Wisconsin, which smacked lows, 87-14, behind Dace Howard's three teucMoWh passes. Connie Mark III la another Ola It cams, Par- ' "—T - dat Mgrri Minnesota, 1-4, oa U*i —»t Purdue—(n the Big tO's ftmt ^.ueT^tV"!^ cruthed Iowa State, 4D-0, Notre ur r " nex. Sat- Darne blanked Indiana, lt-0, and Wisconsin, Purdue and Mich- Tulane shut out Northwestern, Igan share the league lead at 1-0. tl-0. . ^ ^Notre Dame continued to look tree Wleasaala partisan*. VARSITY the entire schedule undefeated— had a gaad tail* llak, wera If Ita nrsf-sti Infer* can hold up. amased pt had M ketier than make sure that the sparkle DRIVE IN in her eye hi only outdone by the sparkle of your shirts. son ■••I for another. VNDER Wisconsin's Badgers, suddenly NEW role, tangle with puzzling Purdue a aos SHIXTON MANAGEMENT LOUIS Vn Msautne MB* tel. Rose Bowl, Co, Co, LA Field Goal Urinrrs and Shirt l-atindrv , ttc chant Saturday aa rgu students celebrated 623 E. Grand Rivrr 0, ,4-7 win over State, i a the drrssing room the Nips Steelers during I players were saying the I* i I/)S ANGELES <4*1—A last- sccond field goal by Le* Hlchhnr, 0 about the Spartan line n te dtd "P ,he sP*r" I the climax of i wild professional the Dodgers IfSU dressing room i geles Rami a 27-26 victory eh Duf!> Daugherty ip cquad feeling with DUippointed.' Red Wings Whip Stars, 3-1 As Rookie Hall Stars at Coal minute Lumley* was traded to Chi when the Wings brought up S chuk. Since then Lumley movet Toronto. Sawchuk played brilliantly Detroit but after the last se I the apple-cheeked goalie Dutch Reibel scored twice, once traded to the Boston Bruins. YOUR BIG RED LETTER DAY V coed commented to moo. "I'd yell but ! •• wily all by * * * myself." tto c&u/yw, £~\cAcuye -A 1. SUPERIOR FILTER Only L*M give, you the superior filtration of the Miracle Tip. the TIACHISS approve it became it purest tip that ever touched your bps. 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