*l££lT':; t mu* . COLB KB AMD WIMPY M • ! U u "V- >•<» Mostly ttoatr. wla/v m< rold- m:» » »jg!* F*"' rr •Mttwnt Mir with it wing* N*N B-M> we*i ■»«» Hjartrt ef *•• tsUey IMi VOL M. No- H EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1958 PRICE 5 CENTS Ulannah Arbitrates \Biggie-Duffy Split Lakes Freighter Sinks President Says 'All Serene,' I/iV Hears Fear Crew Reports Harmony, Accord Br urn waoBLCwau Ami. un rue Mtor New Reds9 Of 35-40 >, t|| wrr.fl »er*ne and harmonious Tuesday as President Hannah moved quickly to patch up a rift hetween Space Plan Lost at Sea [J'-'etic Director Bigpie Munn and head football coach Lake Michigan L»;r Dauyherty. Help* to Rflirra V *•- sti e never directly pointing an accusing finger at Dauctt* Ka«l-W«l Knot I)i«««tpr Scene r*0'r".he football team, leveled a verbal bias? a* the w a> the ■V-i the came away to Minnesota Saturday. 3>-12 DC. HAROLD Tt'KRT UNITED NATIONS, N Y. (JPl CHARLEVOIX f.T*i— THa >^r:Sed the Spartans' play as being -futile Utter futility* ■>k« noiMai ateaanH -y Harr.ah, speaking at a dinner for Spartan Rounitable, a —Th# Soviet Union submitted a Stormy Lakp Michigan hit! Li 9 of 5 me 50 students and administrators. said new proposal on outer space to the fate Tuesdav nitrht of a I V« S . f very unreaaonable after the- successes we've had to f*r losing five games in one season The coach and his Dr. Tukev a the United Nations Tuesday. It went a long way toward meet¬ ing the position of the United poaaibly doome? cariro car. rier with her crew of Sfi to ry»Y« as competent this vear (with a 2-5-1 record' as they States and breaking aa East* 40 men. as*, year (with an g-i mark) " ■- 4 two-page statement Hannah described the Monday night LL.r.g between Hannah. Munn and Daugherty "a-- a "long and Lqftta&i* one." In addition, "reports of differences between them Suggests West deadlock. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis¬ ter Valerian Zorin placed tha v One rescue sMd reported spot¬ ting wreckage but no survivors, A .gigantic rescue effort was I C. been greatly exaggerated" suiement Mil Hut "all af ««r people " inrtudinc Mann and Tree Ride' new tion these proposal before the 81-na- political committee. It had pressed for the 615-foot Car! D. Bradley, reoorted to have floun¬ important elements: dered and sunk. U, -ir« going down Ike anme rood locetker in hannno>. **Pre««»»ire< ar»» mounting I. It dropped previous Soviet demands that abolition of U. S. Surface vessel* and aireraft Hs »a.d everyone at Michigan State share* their d.«appo:ntmer.t on the MSI' campus which •f the I'. S. ( sut (tuard fought overseas military bases be tied lie-.: the losing season "but there has been no loss of confidence will eventually brine about in with the question ef interna¬ ata«e Vm How hy Hon Vlnriav gale winds in an effort tn I oca to I. »:::i.ty or their dedication to the best interests of the un.- our voting for offering the tional control of outer (OMMITTEF CM %IBMFN for kpartaeade In¬ ttcheia: Brian Lanaley, advisor): Hon fiuernsey, the arene as the storm stUI rug- space. terview ed prn«pectlve workers Tuesdav nuht In genera! rhairman: Mary I berhardt. eserutive see- od on the big lake. W«:v. 'free ride' to hich school ath¬ %. It prepaid the ere at lea ef* the •*V» are united in their determine .or. to res*' re the fortunes student ( one re** room. Seated around the rrlary. tarole Tearse. theme I.ee Teirhman. an II-natien alady group in pre¬ Id ;*? Spartans. The great success er, yed b\ MSI* f-.-'tua: 'cams lete*." I >r. Harold Tukey table, from left, are lion Huher. rule* and reau Judge* ami trophies, and Bonnie l.istrllo, eseru¬ Two hours after the search pare the groundwork for a per¬ I- recent years is the best assurance ta a.; friends of Michigan said Tueadav. lativnv; Jackie I rest, decoration*. Bill l.ivtn«iM«d, tive secretary. began the German mn?oryhd» manent |TN committee for re¬ Christian Sartori radioed front |*w that they will be successful," Hannah said Tukev. MSU'* Big 10 faculty operation In Ike slady of oaler th«« vicinity tha? she hod sighted | -p it pieaaaat to be en Ike winning aide, bat winning is not ike representative, made the state¬ spare for peaceful purpoaea. For Wtvkagc but |»« Srtrrnuntng faolor la jndgtnc Ike worth of individual* Both tr Huh aad Mr. Deagkerty kave repeatedly and consistently ment tr.ree day* A'hietic Council meeting ached* prior to State's This came very close to a OjH'iiiiip Tonight no 1 believe al! hand* are lo*U survivors uled for Friday. proposal being t>u*hed by the No life boats art visible'' said giiiir'"* keypad all lawllsa their exceptional ability aad greal United Stat#- Butain and 18 the captain. He gave the infi^r- am u Michigan Male. :• i *o give athletic administrator - sr. i c--acres Ifc/t-a'-Jifi fortune that we have h;»tonca..> granted tenure of ag i.ns* head The an horticulture a men* faculty control of collegiate ath- department advocate for other special aspects powers for creation of a committee to study all of this problem. *.Mister Roberts" Shapes Up mi'uifl tor at of t,» th* Burl Washington, Hoy marine Brunette, opera¬ radio station- Wis. 'ctics lys.t. n to them " "a a * questioned on the Zorin showed the new pro¬ By Rf( HARD MlAV verba! bias* directed Monday at »s' hint* *♦ % «!icce-**' i' opening Kenneth Krerel «?;»lks through 4 c; we observer said that Har.nah would enforce a gag-rule on Brunette punted the explain th» posal i«i U S. Ambassador Hen¬ W It* two concerned "This is a closed incident and their will be no present Big 10 grant-in-aid •• • . f<>. Tt« can *»wv v - iw .,.■■• ;«• • . -U, v rub- of ?he captain as saving he found unly a Host¬ ry Cabot l/idge at a private la'ltitui comment," Hannah sa.d 'program by Minnesota's Ath- conference prior to its presen¬ ing ' i'l "Mister li is'rts** niV fr;.! iw :-.r t.he . »trat- ing tank and somethini believed let,<- Director Ike Armstrong .* f «*•) t ■rev.' :t shop Tie mterroUegute sports program at MSU an ' the B.g lh will tation to the political committee. .... : <.gat'* open¬ a ".a •. the ordinary *iliull»ny of life to he i raincoat. The master perform* no* \.< Ft, I'; f •; lis Harassed Thursday night at 7 30 in the Union Bi r >..*r Guest Under ike present Big 10 plan Lodge w elf need It aa "a alga ing w • r.e * t ; - • » ' alMisrd shin provide mini of the ■aid the ennditlun of the tank pi it' • ♦ A« ft |a***«r> a: A#)"- organize t con- IU S4 '" ;r indicated "there had hern a tre¬ • Ike top ane-thtrd. isush* "5li*trr Roberts." will be Dr. Harold Tuxey, Munn. and Daughrrti In • , . The acheloatieallt, that ike Hovlet I aim may he fu"i«»n I it invited. t high arhowt slklete* are Ma- k .*«eui* to rv»*n tMCkrtsge ir.iw- w "h a ores.' . lal hruhtrnnl ht the pie**nre af mendous e*plosion '* The cap¬ ea sairaie In ueaae durtnk the davs aide trap In en*Hi',.'* tain's nam# waa not available. ally given a "free ride- I hoard, r w tn op»*n- a sroup of nurses statlonrd nrar- peaceful but diriilor Tom kaafta. —Mm. feea* hoaid tn* Long ac¬ The play. alm»»t traaedy in by |.U>bon«l New Premier opoee " But Zorin made clear at a tus lv ha i I. ha* the aituation weil m form. plar of I* the artusll« the funme*t Wrold Mar II ria gre.iti leughlt was The Sartorl hamto red bv said the seorrh wake* JO-fret The lower one-third (C stu¬ news conference that Soviet g of Al high, whipped Tucs-lav night's dress rehear- an* ho hern hillrd a* (h- fin by 60 mile an Armed Forces dents i are giver, aid alto ac¬ contes-i ms to the United States ». t ,rig hour wind- The temper aturp Grasp play to est roine out of the war cording tn need. Thi* rrcaru ra- here did nf* signify any wtll- wi- 20 d»grce» Penny INi^ht prr.se* of the prospective ath- ingness to aiak«> similar moves «..ff p.. s '• The Bradley.' owned by tho letes are in Geneva. Talks M; Hotiertv s-ipported b* J *v |Full Sudanese Control paid depending on »re m pro. Bradiey Trauftiiortation Co. vf cm ft dent, a! A'"i?* and Borwi* e' financial statements gross .there On ending nuclear Hoger* City, a uni» of U. .S. Cf r.r p-4ier.'« tf MSU finally offered a com¬ weapons tests. In rswponae to a quotnn, Slated Friday S'eel down Corp. »h Ttly reportedly went tMifore 9 p m. CAIRO f/Ts — Gen. Ibrahim AbboOd a.s«umwt Sudan** plete - free Tide" the Htuati n Zorin said the Soviet Union has f*ennv. Nigh? off N.a * F\iiiiiii:;itiun when the SOS. was signaled at dAutg C work in high school, 5 3d p m Two other IU S". Brlcft politically, formed a cabinet dorronated by miliary 12-rr.an tKx- rdiag u» a cl"** obaerver In a hlenlify Hand *' diticha' »-• able hour |o stav Coat for the <*u' a; *.* a . i- Hcrlin llollx'd in the area, but ship* wrra anchored bo- nng-distance teiepnon* la hour is 4: ■ niediately got underway. ir.atior. of a military council of adoption of more lenient re¬ N ** Thuisiav is the dea-t oe »•*•*•' *«•' tb«- A i.e I.(|l <»f hopes students will support Cam- tit ■>£ the ?.*»ef* f i ALSO Court ; .» i.r. a 13 officers with AbU>ud,as 'A > . p. i They a< l used the The Itrst report of the Brad¬ — cruiting practice? tor Mtiering the competition for put Cb»«t by participating In Hun pi* */• eoiiertion frmy chairman. It becomes the high 1 :. e.i «*'a*es of usmg toe ley • trouble eame from a ham This type of policy,- however, a free J-Hop tic art Benne Night t tie l/nivers.i Museum la»-' command of the B-iUtft-trained -'f i. oil Getniatt capital as a radio operator at fcronaha ha could Dousibly cause r»* ruiting Tt^e nine, of ail who correct¬ Tirkeu mat It parekaaag ia June It im —If ABB foecers, 12.000 strong. A, . center Mir hag an a I pp« infraction* which aould cau»e ly identify the band w.i be put "P-.e eaarr .uj*. -n u- ae* f ' T'e- S-'Viet «rdM»*y in East b >*h Chanfea ta the «r* "The head af Ike high the probation (A B.g lb achra.lg into a drum Five will be dra1 I ska. all gay I> 3 eesu- i'.ef . Aid its flr»1 news Up and down th# roasts af kLMv* of AUSG'a Judiciary aaal af Ike armed forces la Ike by the rv^ference and the Na* to receive a free ticket P» lhp Vat / I'.d*. 32 '.f rv - ..the ..'rien'o in f^ur y«*at« U> a>- stormy lake re*r-ue ves*el» t*iag well-received by U» on |4 tea) set OU? in « dramatic leaeuo at- ro~i "f ar Soviet espionage Wr"- 3!: J»men (Lansing), al Shorten*. ike aadaaeae cap Tukcy said he view* the pre¬ game Saturday Lansing theaters ate expected to taoiv? in E- wuti'v ja, after tempt *■*"*■* "f 'heCongreas Bust- sent aid program just like traf¬ Those he The rhsrgev rame un Uie wishing to enter the remain ooen leter than their us¬ was charged * >?' stealing Trie Charlevoix station said 1! fic rule* heel* mf a warning In M«*t«vw i sm State Affaire Commit* "Armstrong can bring contest should put their name ual closing hours to take gare •# pert of an ant.que gun. collec¬ got 4 "May Dav" distress call, Anooud t aasumption of full his idea* before the faculty rep- address, tion in M ilhkeb by freed*, the novlet I ommsn- phone number, date and fenny Night pert Fraternity from the Bradley a? 8 31 p m, powers la the iegiAlatiVi. tihu- rgsentAtive*. but if the t*l fsrty newspaper, Ikat Ike Jto"ei1Um,\ -try Mil. to IK M Uve and judada! fleios war d.s- ity votes for a regulation of re¬ major¬ their gue*« on a slip of p*i*f and sorority pertraa will run until 1 a m and the term play, Van Zand' a* June graduate, Htiiri I ninn will end the fnur- At that Ume tne Bradley re¬ of committee at tt>- and deiMWlt It in »>r»e of the bal¬ iri tiit Uruv*r*ity Mu«- ported she was "tin-aking up,1* closed in connection with '.he cruiting the others most abide,"* lot "Mtiter Roberts/* has schaduiaB pwwer roeupaltwn ml Berlin —- Student Congress botes In Barker Sr*nrt aiog.r.g an antique gun t oast Guardsmen said. »-'l. creation of the cabinet T7»e - Tuaee pointed put. Course and the Union concourse a Friday night with ur wllheut Western raa- terirt *o increase the bef ore ha graduai^n. met .s made up o? five civilians, sent p***^hces , from aeven m the tenure of nor.e previouslv pt .ruuetit .n It, the oast week the Soviet Wotrerine Pix f-v th.ef Su^lanes# political ' affairs, and t'nrfi bat repeatedly ci aimed justice are io- sever. cf?«.ers Hoi tee In# pirtneea will ha 1 A bill lite A' have Vt MtesJ tb* Abt* ud wilt serve as hi* own spir,' of <*'CUp*tiOf» ag: «?•*' .rrd* taken tonight In Ike Tower •v.-r defense minister ant t -ltd get ti'j< of West Her Room In ton. a«eordlng |# .-r -.n# paat . . S'L-oent Aara. AH was reported. ?***• Im. ah island ptaida SovJat-run Ike foiiowing aehednie , • *• latu Aiph* Chi ' ' *' MSU wtil through the nation. A K. aru.uxn East Germany, S IS Spartan fcagimost broadcast said a.i>>r.s schooia • in InOtan llsSMI Aoa. «*!!*& and fovernmer.«genc«e< func¬ MM I r . ^ ^ ♦ tioned a» usual. But newspaper Itlizznrd Sunn s ) sa as t is iN tUi a aooiauoa ti«S Ct and news agency off.cet remauj- T IS Vim4 Sehsumaafi ed closed. Hlnsl Midwest t ta la oar <«•«** Bos-Van Rasa PI K ectMtt • III lr«4a X « lak U> dil n» «m» tiMMiusn rim INI r i -c ' AUSO alactiong AWS Sponsors The big fall'blizzard whipped • » IsiwillRMl « lak • i) MSI Vil kf'urrana M fHseeally across Utm oortharn Midwest • as Shis WUUami ^ S Ik frtanr « aliasHM« * favor if Joint Meeting Tuesday and then blow aaroas _ s M HM ra» IMU F( She the border to Canada. 9 St a«K s F"" AWS JudKMTT »M Artiwtl* TV.e Dakota!* and the Red Riv¬ IS S« rftaasla IS Ik Oiws M* p«sa( their lto« told a j«i>< mmtmt. er VaOey in prothwestern Minn- IS f* Kappa alpha Tnaatfay to acquaus: aG houaa- roll caught tho tail-end lath of IS M VsrsMt (m» ^ iooi raaidai ' the rvetr, ft As the storm center moved in¬ to western Ontario strong, cold Ortiliratn Ready level— A—k winds Uew across the nrot)>ern For Insured Slu<)mla half of the nation trvn Mon- Ufta and Wyoming eastward to .jMudanti who have purchase-! the Great Lakes rvgion. AUSfr Accident and Health In¬ At katt 10 deaths were at¬ surance were reminded to pick tributed to one Of the earliest up thair policy certificates OHO (Or. an major winter-style atormi In Thursday. Distribution will be ra mmm : Mr O weather bureau history. Traffic >k the Student Congress Boom Ear*. Grmm FMHa ao» ider.ij took tnree lives in from 1 am to ? p.m. The poll* O K to mm to Iran Mk*i to M-ssouri two to Colorado and ciet will not be mailed, and arv ■to* or toOOr (NwaW Mho one jn booth Dakota. !• bp picked up at llua time. ■v iSafyr'-t j.i»iM'.'-f H' " r' ,*^%0Sr'' vi '*vErs':>* jweiFWRBm^Tw , fcf'f mm J I i! Michigan State Nev« Pie in fhe Sky — - J INFORMATION Kfid Daily by MSt *« 25.000 Students and Faculty ... AGRONOMY CLUB VETERANS' WIVES WINGED APARTAN8 ASSOCIATION The Michigan SUU» News it puf>.:**d oy «tunr. 7:30 p.m., 310 Ag. Hall. 7; 15 p.m.. Old College H»!l, 8 Spartah Village WniveMltv Fit* Lansinf. Mi " tin* • "• Union Open meeting. FISIIERIFS AND WILDLIFE p.m.. p, not the official voi' u •- turn ur.iv«r«it» or *t ' r Mr*. Marion Loge! i,\ y MSt' HOTEL ASSOCIATION CUB a**-K:ng to serve t .*■ bm*t ii-reievts ' " '» rr„>. t » o ■ -e -• • move which would onv» a •• « -• r '• ' w'r'! rV* 7 30 p.m.. 58 Kellogg Center. 7 30 pjn.. Forestry Cabin. will give a gift V-."" from Vi'nn the Yr.t ersity t-;r« u.- _ !#-n „-r <* Dve A-.ocia.d Election of officers. Meeting will feature movies, demonstration Press. Inland Daily Pres. ai d A '•• •; < "l>et RETAILING CLUB MSt FROMEN A DC It S record dance, and refresh¬ 7 p.m.„ 301 Home K b Vol 50, No. 91 Wednesday. November 19. 1958 Puge Two 7-8:30 p.m.. Women's Gym. ments KFFOR5iF.il ( HRISTIAN GREEN HELMET Open dancing. 7 p.m., Union. Picv.-e u 8:30 p.m., Business meeting FFLIOWSHIP * 7 30 ip.m.. College H»u-e Wolverine will be tak*r. NI RSERV AND LANDSCAPE Russia Announces FORUM 7:30 Hor\ Bldg. p m.. Seminar Room, > PARTAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE 7 pm. 32 Union. Pledge pro¬ gram. dress casual. GREEN SPLASH 7 p m . Women'* C See INFO. Pag, g. Economic Challenge 50VIET PREMIER Nik»ta Khrushchev recently sounded warning to the free world that Russia willjuirpas* the CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS a (J. S. production of industrial key items by 1970. ED 2-151 i EXT. 2615 Khrushchev also promised the Russian people that their DEADLINES: I p.m. D.U BEFORE PI HUrATION FOR Tl'ES„ WED, Sacrificing will eventually earn them a higher standard THl'RS.. AND FRI. EDITIONS. of living than the L\ S. bv 1975. MON. EDITION DEADLINE: I P-m. FRI. The.se are in a nutshell highlights of the Russian move to rynclch the U. S. by long-range economic method*. Rills Paysbl. 812 and 1-5 Monday throufh Friday THE RI'SSIAN READER has sounded his challenge. But is the U. S. able and prepared to meet this challenge? CLASSIFIED RATES HOUSING SERVICE In some vital product* the Russians ha\e shown a definite increase in productivity. minimum IS word. FO* RENT SPARTAN aviation" INC. " Beginning in 1959. gross Russian Industrial output is 1 day He I.AKEVICW HFIOHTS HASLCTT. stated to l»e MO perrent higher than in 1958. For capital 2 day. H AS •Tr»» he W Collact W 6S percent. 4 day. 12.25 NEAR CAMPU* FOl'R room bun- P-fkt t^afg. He certainlv wants the Western Powers to think of the 5 day. S2 SO gaiou. Vary mca Phone avaninf* w CaMol Cdy Alrpo-4 IV • tv *-rai 5i«»| enormous industrial output strength of Russia This in¬ Htft HOUSING MARRIED »tu- ADDITIONAL CHAOSES TRY CHARLtF - R*Rrr» dustrial boom, if accomplished, would provide the atmos. da laasa fill « oc.-up.»d atadant o\ a- Collaga Druf 2JP * hr sach ward IS hou-inc unit ftva roon.a :o: you phere for a period of comprehensive building of Commun¬ —rar Aucm iron, campus tor Mr IV Hanna 2-S«>ll or *1 Cloaad Grand Rlvar Wadneadai s. i- . ?l ism. *« a- d-y rn l-au.l Xs* TV .RADIO SERVKK"~in» J APARTMENTS |0"- rates to studant. ' ANOTHER POI.ITICAE nMectlve Is to Instill a Com- AUTOMOTIVE television »r>iaa Era* * or ""apartment three rooms, at «hnp I 00 a ir •* 3 muniat spirit in the people, especially the younger genera- j - lu' lia-rf" a r . .-iaf a fsirri • TV Technicians Lompii'- X Moil For thi« reason. Khrushchev's educational Improve- *N\ par Michigan IV 7-SSM | nnntr William at <>n *S.JS ■ 40 , ment plan haa Iwen incort^rated into the economic devel¬ ST8AHONS WOtTS «*• CFNT|» TWO mXiM* rt RNI*HED B'ncK { opment plan. If IF i. Micfe 9a* > rarrpua For nna or t«" man FN But we feel If Khrushchev succeed* In hi* plana, he cer¬ I Udai t ■ oahatl Mfat1 j . roupl* I tainly must eliminate other problem-. >>■ up How under these circumstances Khnishchex expert* to keep hla promise of consistent price reduction* of con. Is Unity Reached? !<. unihut • . < Lw- J ■ -grad* d H-/»* Ur,i" And nrv -lao li.-n luur-roo. i atifl wafr- :r>. hidfd ED 2 15*.' a' 314 B "cu j Abbot*. Ivau.ng. ED J-3A3* 40 Aumer products, an Improved pen-ion scheme, and a short- H> I.ARRY WROHI.EWSKI— ifll EOSSCHf • TO SHARE sr work week I* difficult to see. Experts t»»| Ons could Au'l Edit Page Editor - « (■ AEARTWENT wt'i (uui lAdmt tT.al* ftuUrnt* Phont »;4«i only lie brought about through a sharp. ri>e of labor pro. TV 4-nT*; 40 !i- . mym f ductivity. This. In turn, would cause political and techno- I'RKSIDKNT JOHN A. HANNAH, influential in Htate'g I HREF ROOM* AND »>a*u Qutb' »S»t SUSTIN HIAlfy AD tine a* a gridiron (towerhuuRP. ha* settled two possible : *n.-1 tM'S .ra H-.'i. .'orntvtul S logical problems. »•»'« " - <•"*• c> an-* u'littiD, Ph. 1, •vcnMlgb IV-) But Khrtishchev*a challenge mud not be taken lightly. brPRt'he* in athletic per*«»nn**l in the past six month* I « i.a*t spring while Dr. H»nnah, « man of many role* and .He has challenged us. therefore we niu*lTmt go our irnii- I KAN l \Kl RM-nr.D THREE l.ir I J' re.*|H>ii*ibtiities, wu* on tour in,Nigeria the difference* in • a^r:. « . ■ •(, < :<_■ vidual wave and avoid fhe sense *»t hi- objective* Our f»$» VOtSSWAGiN > , ..«• . iia.«»"iS* • Ini'i'Tf • Athletic policy cau*e»l h rift betwaen Athletic Director Big¬ i »nt4rg 41 5FASTAN BASCLtNl * government arid Industry should work out a program to a-t/ -c - w « gie Munn anil Dr. Harold Tukey, MSI"* Bg lo faculty I AHiiE VoDER*- APARTMENT •eurpaae the Busman hopvs «>t ever bettering us econom¬ a.- t u:*« at'- L'r-appru\#d M S^ct ts« 3* " • ical] v. representative ca. ?i l UtiUM pat.5 ptED I-2(A.' N DOW c IS|» VOLVO *t According to r close source. Munn ami Tukev had heen «j. ■ Already signs of possible adherence to fommunism i* Dr< oRATED APART- IC0+ OC'f« • • a('(Mills for more than a year over formulation of the ui § * • it / j < re • ' : t * r present In our "backyard" Three Latin \mericati Presi¬ . . I lUt W Wtllik S SFAS'at. Ai, dents have Issued a statement that the hemisphere i* in versify'* athletic policy. ■.•ft tuintai-an -k « t *a• KARI.V IN MAY, Tukev. who Is head of the MSI' hnrti- i a grave danger If It cannot improve it* economic situation WE WliCOMl TiSOH L««H^| ' »*H | uulturv department, submitted hi* resignation as faculty quickly. Thla meaning that the American republics mu-t »,M a 's get closer together or the living standard* will go down, representative to Hannah. 0*4 AN* CAtS let* :»«•<' If Tukey had re*igue. (M'(» III araeblt lion because Tukev i,*ked that the move be made "a? vour !)u»a , *^..ra atkuv /va I-Jai • til 1 (» |lf M>' SAFl Cl^s *» t Students Aid in laisin^ Year convenieiue and >» a w.. that can t>e smoothie .icton* rrr Hosuiit I I*.: MINDED FOR SAL£ MOVING NA" ON w :» plished." M1rhl,..n State's losing of ti\e straight football gami-r But Tuke% *aid TlA'lilS ' 1Mm nude the student a d Spartan Spin' "spiritle-*- "I suhmitteii im resignation btit Dr Hantah did no' EM I..4At MOV. bl HAtLKR Urt* According to W a\ ne iUmt.-.-M. Spat tan Sfurit dire« P»r, choose to accept it I have agreed to continue a- Rig 1ft no pep rally 1* scheduled ! i * weekend, tor the Kansas facility representative and MSI Athletic Council chair, M»> *) l b N AD?r State game. Also on'v S»wl ..tudetit* -a • • I ti e t«-i«-gr»m man " which Was sent to Imru |i,.ughert\ mo team slim mm<»nM t..r the tegjstered JotMhi «tu Hannah's skill a« a mediator. EMPLOyMENT \* deute. 1 he studenls ifitami) have contributed to a dismal I hen came the renewal of the Munn-Daugherti rif*. P*»T TINE W. NK •>.-* wuip. • and losing season. which according to « high university official ' has t»een , «« * | r a common know U-dge " PERSONAL (V n»r #■ -w * » 1 I-** " : » P Ti e breach Ixdueen Munn- who built MSI* frwifbn^ in'> ' Crossword Puzzle I.rllir* » iMiwerhouse bv winning 5-t game>. losing onH no * and ftARVsirjE* h - .,r» a- W AMT Fit icaeti AT »; TV PING . :aeir» La rXPE» .I" -a ft' * tving two while coach from 1947 to 1954—end Daugherit, —« Jm*n >* u* « SO a kenkv davts orchestra ed- MILLS TUTOR *» "l)rv* b Iron* band p»cke«» successor, started as eariv as Duffv > I I4T* ,f ,.fu(aea-vMval oa' ' t* eadtn# FOR RENT dr f - . '•* freshman year as c»mch in 1954 KWAST DELIVERS FULLY 4# rn i AH UI R g W ' K#«* . 'i Latwimi ve»ed '0 • a --aa ,.i# ,1 Jut *81 That year Dajgherty had a 5-6 season and w** n target • IV 4-roi ue'-ra » om t - *»• *r, ir>' ■> -h# recent e'ee- 4e. t ••4 HIAKFAS* ICNU »« ■'< ' I ASS renwrate-.i of tr»# fu*- for criticism vast: EUR 4000 » According to a valid report. Duffv's rise a« a football DAN INO Sm?B. -a fcfr an ton-twi .^21 C.tii> «» FFCSm , ieerl Y»»rk W.x',1. "personality." a quick wilted qulpper who si« wrdeiv quot¬ f IV »-t»A 2| dir. "h* {.3*1 .»f Ouic« y«- • • - (mrfiibPion FOR SALE ed bv newsmen and magazine writer*, also made hpn %ub pri-? n « sr. i 4 (u! REAL ESTATE 1SU0NU? s«o* f\T iprable. 44ASV AY SSRJTOVT I'KI " JJJ MAC- Oa#* * • i ** a Wf ..Km it IU T TUB AlTt AI. details of the .Vunn-Daughertv - - !•» **fv See . P an t flog ahst it s mesn! breach ha* mad* the rounds by word of mouth. For the N> «t'H; w» tike It most part, disagreements between the two have been SAVE ON uAS 2< gat gmi*oo m aa we So ne* g ra Rutw a minor. aiampa rvpwT ANN aa«r * • Its irf* s Ua-.t of |rs?1 axrdi Pota *i. we're to- it." lot ouf of you to see It crash." one Detroit newspaper re¬ ?r«x)eia aaS ro«tftt4aa tt> and U>. a *eej- at CI> R»aH(W« *u;m ; S A E.ifED .e C. !-.»« reg.rdtn# ae» Setvi. e Stare I lie t rtarjnat and 9arvA->« u t-Mtt* JfWI*.' f':" * • * we Sat¬ Ww+.tfan IV il*M #a « ATTENTION el* Te ihm Fdtler urday, it's terrible . , . just terrible." BOMMBt POOL games tr«« nf v-v.r HAVE A T"hi» twe-Se*rs*)«i »*- «ewr Sntne A tfv'r Ou*ur» ultc-'--:sl own The Ute Ue» open fcr- oil. *nd alumni have indicated that Daugher- Cwnntwul 2,1 pe FwanSfle.- «*t! «?»'» #.,vwm, »'* ; *,*<'■*"■ * kawre :ar u. •Pda ?• r»«. (Sr earft :* ta wf M .. {'J * J""1*", SUV;' oer, Hemiiig^SY. O'NtU! has not placed his job in jeopardy. An*uaa*.ecta ;M* L*h* !' * f'* L4M' « r Yl. - Wn fe- — O- - '■> $ t -*v Lsaatn# IM MaMStf Et a u - fi.i K ? - ' ihe R.nf _ F»r» srd. flu-elsUjr. AT THK SPARTAN Routnitable meeting M ruisv night. A viur star. The world ■» A*r> Utr MlH.MTi St aan> ■(t.ll.NV Hr .• wsits *ith Wiled btesth A ttfer Hannah said: "We'd be very unreaaon«t>le. after the succeaa we're ri'RNITVRI TNan s**ea MtM. er '*JL MUl <- ftrm- tmi' V*W«aW TA-'VP W4VAA - sact.1 FSSttfraw Uuae SaamgVwaM BpSroom MM »0 tUITI gararr caainagarvT Rvu« WM OM V— had in football, to fire people for five looses in one season " I B'Uw llichiian Suir V*i Hi «(h4*«« l»aw« B*IMi*| So "Hannah had a "long and profitable discussion with Munn and Daughertv Monday night " 2^-2- SgSL SBSLCta * WM. H. THOMPSC an rlui «Uvt MsnSsy SUVICE >W FrS-wir .•*" ' - sh I'vj^nr vnrt.i«lv« aurirs #»iV Hannah disclosed that the breach- »»• now settled and km iv U" <•' sns «r*tKf («rms mc*st '.Outers H«t» i» Sunns tur-nsr considered "a closed incident, and there'will be no addi¬ ^*5-—n > < •-•rd ma ftimxnsr »r*v-»«i ?-«•*■ -.in •-••us (sU nsstter f#rms tional comment." nUNSFOSTATlONl ■ f 1 JSiS »i Uw on- «*>•* But-a close university official said that "all the makings #hhr* f«»t Xttctk of a real d..-Agreement and nft are still pr»»ent. This cer¬ ♦uNk'rtpOim# S-W ER;na IV W IW M tainly Un't good for the school." Rawwe SUNK REDS ftr«R»are STEX3 gas Nea»at snr.. p „ *«si: » AM g WaaiUAcisa \ .MPS P.«H. I* Now Hannah has assumed another Important roie. that «o i .wa» St .as fat rsi-jkb *PEi JAL V'**41 »iu*Jer,i r.*cr«o*ic» ratm TV* of mediator in MSt* athletic affairs Just how long peace WliROSAXVEf EE sn era thh»e fr- ■-'I ' • : »'■* ItfCSl pttRttd ok: av-tvtea «*w et» .»«.«« i*^-.,. rr^avr Turw« d.arked ft re rwo orncos ' "I »' - — ' ** M SI! A V n-»s • - will remain withm the Bpartan famiiy is anyone • guess, -mt MM* *■»' ianttf ID S-MS3 * 'in - -?***"**r Lbnavia- pAore I—. MM C-.H « W - ' *' t-D 3-AL. y , a. fM flo —Mi »** — t i... MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Teamster Violence Aired *»«»«mlwi imk Pact Three Dr. Deutsclimann's Profanity Newspaper Survey Lists Qualities o f Devoted Journalism Revealed Newspapermen voted to >ermcn who thoir work are do- do generally gripe less about workine likely to complain hourt and working hours about tiwoK- likely papers t© gn along with1 -* oo'.i'ica - their — The report indicated that de¬ beliefs. Dr voted ad staffer# value working On Tapes put high values on self-expres- pressures and deadlines than his Deutschmahn found He conclud¬ aiqn_and creative freedom, ac¬ apparently dissatisfied c o I - es that they are more condition, security ar.ri pay more ap* to be cording to a report by the Com¬ leagues. Republicans since only one of than their fellow employe* with munications Research Center. About 40 percent of the news¬ the 41 papers covered w Demo¬ unfavorable Newsmen Official* Remain They are les* apt to put high papermen had little or no de¬ cratic v ere attitudes juat the opposite. «ileni on Charjr«. value on meeting people than are their fellow employes who votion to their field. mann said but abou* 25 percent Deutsch-, are not devoted to their work, w-ere highly devoted. H A?HI\T.TON UP) — pp. said Dr. Paul DeuUchmann. The devoted ones arc mora author of the reoort, the second I„.- rare refordinps, in Kntchv ami full of helps a series about newspaper MQDL PfPtnitn staffs f ■-inf foul lanpuane. were The renter director surveyed ia.ro- he Senate rackets 45S newt and advertising em¬ l—r*r» Tnesilav to hack up ployes on 41 Mtehlgan small of teamster union ctt? dailies. Irtarre r-ei.-e n'- »..*# ; V ir. ♦. ■■"iff Texa anrf Lnui- offifiali 1I«- ii silerce They re- who The found, working devoted works in is more newspaperman advertising, he likely to stress conditions (security) Slinrlinu l.inril ra • whether they had and lev* ap* to put a high value >IIU|HI |l 4o with the alleged or, self-satisfaction than fellow 0lJNEUS -• _ brick-throwing employes with an unfavorable Cuff k. wing I attitude. tETxiT- v, tw-«v *?«>od on Fifth * - *o. The devoted new* staffer, METYI grounds that t< an- A HKLMETFIi however, will likely stress self- r - nvotorryele guard grah* the The .nw Jtrd.n Klnt i. btlstS Ihrwth tketr- 9wrtch -from Mots - .»<• ns might tend to wri*t nf a *upporter of King Huvein to atop the satisfaction more than working They were: int moh at renter. Mote automatic wmpta i conditions. He is also apt to ■to Snow Prssti KQDL ~ ite tnem man from firing a Jubilant pistol shot a* he views the arm of the guard. the King in vtreet* of , f m n n d whsfer. baalnem Amman. Jordan, laat week. jimi" of loeal 6."»: in San llensonV lilf.-i Hit CAMPl'S CLASSIFIEDS WE OFFER ALL OF IlPioriK who refu*ed partimLr- ,, w Ui uhrfhtr one of the »eard on the recording* YOU EXPERT DRY CLEANING of Dallas, organ- Grange Rejects Appeal SHIRT LAUNDRY. THE t v n .-c;b •* »utnerr. conference For Free W t ?»A3 T ts) of Johnson. Shreveport. feus- (iflANP HAPins Agriculture 0 CRAVANETTE PROCESS WHICH MAKES CLOTHES 'ora IV —The National Oranpe convention r4 n*« were made b\ Tuesday rejected an appeal bv Secretary of Agriculture •t Tv- WATER REPELLENT, AND i. R«t f r< wr.'-' aaid they « r .1— an,: took d«wr Ben.*on thai it joit. hin; m seeking an agrictiHure free of control.* and price fixing. L AliU) FAST SERVICE Sno- • • »»'«• nr Sep' 1% giving IVr- -crat# major victories >e- Baa; ea¬ i R.' ger a err ; sub-'.tutert-for prcfari.ty. Zew Smith ' '• V to m- r*, *• '* - hel, a ' The .i: i» arr-ir |i» da« eonventien said V ALL THESE * MORE AT Boots •• farm in effect that acrteulture must a w«Te those o' igrarr E v «■- hate management lo keep ever- tase:.Power jd- Vena. Bu K T>-x (Curiey) Owen: who a.iy5 ht Cr prudurtioii Irnm ruining farmer* pn-e* and Inmme* By f ■ , »'rr>r,g arm man Benson, who spoke tr conven- Connie . « Ovea* le*ttfied trrastaf*. freely Monda* th»: th»- , r Tu. *PI*t «g« i* not to Kteu ii m be f"und ir. It Park In, Ik had helped in aortic la Th* 1 8.95 and that shafer want* shirt luwndry * C ur io wreck truck* one way R*ar •COM Irsm HSW r »iwHa»r in lab«»r-management Wwdaryf mev • lie al«o »aid iri"1 to get him lo ahnol Jthafer YARN FOR WHOLESALE N. amrtti«h the *nn of Roy rv bead of Transport Inc.. «tf Sao *»atb«»r«tein PRICES E refused Tuesday to say '4 suoui the arnbush tea* Wli) |IHI r.-lail prlrr*? IcH rm k S- tfer seemnd und:»- whik w« . r £rv •.> . avoaek of to# Sitf IlK*! ai wwr.or. hj» turned pad |i»l Vm •*» * I'eri chairman • ;. ".8 t.r Mx .ehan (D-Ark) a ut Owens »t« rv U.S. KNITTING SA.(N) >• ■ erod the word Buv Thrm o» .*< acid on the S.'l I V1ur£un lam An>*h»r» • « >i:»frikef Or Mil* t»»*id • 'mi *a, lhat anyone 1 **sH live aurh order* h I runiliir. E>*r>«h*r* f v ?ne Word rat would ^ " rc' T *ntary. fy-njated - *d e to don't you. 0>-NC) Mf. and flar- KQDL KR08SWORD it am'Ud oe an insult to NOW SHOWING IMPORTANT • »*»«! II Pirk up ynnr All I'MIT.RSITY ATI IUM C.OllRWWiT ■tit Ml • i ts . I HI . t It ttriTING ... LOVE. Haa/lA Plan (.rlifirnlrt '/ hurutus. Siitrmber 20. (f'Mllll N DEI, H |TH * KVPr.OIIF.H Reprr&nMim trill he In the Sluilrnl ton.rett Room *11, ovek THE S RtKNT *-k*i. f (3204) of the Aimlrnl Aerrirr Hiiililinit Urturrn .m.ri N.», T A.M. anil 7 P.M. Thanh you /or your imrtiiiimtiim in your ALL LMYLKsm STLULM COI l.HAML\T Health Plum. l.ro«lf«e.- «m.^>ry over the Chicago against the Los Angeles Rams ceived cracked ribs. ahip this year, he haa compiled the all time hfirh scoring champion, swings into action at tha Midweet Open X)*. Bean will require surgery. > Dr. record during his three years on the varsity club. at the University of Chicago. The hat trick was an old story Coach George Srypula aald Other returning veterans *• to Sarria who scored three times who can move the ball around Wednesday this year's team is Low-Cos! USNSA Student Tours - against Purdue thij year and with his hands. However, aoc- the strongest he ever has coach¬ will add depth to this yes last year, and also tallied four ed. and barring injuries and squad are: Roger Tumi, T- J cer is not the only sport he ex¬ of E u r o p e — S u m m e r 1959 i times against Indiana last fall. cels in. In high school he played player ineligibility, the team Temple, Tom Werthmann ar* Mike Coco. Sandy Horn, a tra-- Sarria is a top ball handler basketball and participated la should go a long way toward de¬ Excitement... Fun... Adventure fer student from Navy pie. basketball National Champ¬ fending its NCAA crown. S4-S1 tot tol<0i» moa ot*A worn** from 17 ?S X the This year's team centers Szypula's No. 1 mar. or. tee «♦ ionships as -well as the soccer rings. championships. In 1959-57 he around veterans Dick Backer, Jam-packed St fabvlaei Irevil valeti i also won the MSU billiards tro¬ Ted Muzyczko, Stan Tarsnis, Top fophomores ar, Dar.*'- ciMveai tueoMAN routs AL RAIMA Chuck Thompson, Angie Festa, and Cal Girard. Ha! s.v* day* istart t wistibh fuaoei phy. Musyesho. team eaptaia. la and Ted Sjogren. POLAND A WISTIRN IWOTt He betaa Me beeeer earner la As NCAA ehampioa an tbe par- Daniels, besides being oct rufleall •« Aav A MUSIC blah esbssl la Papayaa. CMem- ailel ban. He alaa placed aec- standing in free exercise, Mtrmal NOtO laurt by bw« •rtve-Jf-yoortelf VOIKSWAGIM lean be played aa a Three Events •■I la all-areeud. third aa the excellent tumbler. Szypula j u, • s JJ Hie bene, and fifth «a the stIU he had the potential to f tar Ml -1oirt.pt.0, l.lmtat.,rm and iliimwet «»•. « «olt • 4 IT* 3* EXPERT End IM Play rtags la last yeefa champion- into a top flight gymnast tlroogevt event According to Sarria. his fav¬ ill! 0. S. NATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION WATCH Becker specializes in free ex¬ EDUCATIONAL TRAVEL. INC.* orite game was the Purdue game a year ago. "They were a good For Fall Term ercise. an event which brought him the runner-up spot for the the trampoline. lels. has great potential. Hr. Mho bt 701 tovvnfll Av.nu. • N.w Yarli 00. N. V. REPAIRING teem, good competition. They Stypala said Thompson Three more events—the All- NCAA title. Coach Szypula said Daaieb are the two be«t JU*». 0-11*7 really knew how to pley soccer," Becker, a top flight gymnast, University fencing, gymnastic tumblers he he said. and wrestling tournaments—re¬ along with John Daniels, a KEEPSAKE A senior In mechanical en¬ main on the fall term Intra¬ promising sophomore, should gineering. Sarria may turn pro mural sports schedule. provide State with a strong 1-2 He said that they will pes DIAMONDS next year when he returns home. Entries for the fencing tour- punch in the free exercise event. ly strengthen the team, a.-.d a- "I'd reelly like to be able to ney must be a! the IM office by Tarshis. another State special¬ be a big factor in the dtus play aome more for the school." 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 21. ist, i* rated by Coach Szypula as of the NCAA title. ~ he said, "but I can't so I think Wrestling entries are due Dec. the best high bar performer in Other sophomore due h M.S.U. l*H give pro ball a try." 2 and Gymnastics entries must the country. Tarshis has shown action are Bob Den by and J Sarria feels that soccer will be at the office by Dec. 2. his excellent ability by captur¬ Brydon. RINGS become more and more popu¬ All three events are open U ing a B:z 10 title and a second In examining the ttan lar In the U. S. in the near fu¬ •II student* except lettennen In Spot ;n the NCAA tinals last strength and weakne-*, Szvr' ture He says that soccer will that respective •port. x-- season. said the team's rr. or. inrer.f catch on because it has a lot of Festa is one of the team's top lies in the parallel ban, i 223 M.A.C. The fencing tournament will all-around men He olaced 11th horse, and high bar motion and action and that is begin Dec. 1, and continue until the thing Americans enjoy. in the event in the NCAA charn- These three events c Dec. 3. Separate tournaments will be held for the epe*. sabre pi nships. He is also strong on ot the 79 point.? M zaa 5u the still rings with a sixth place scored in the national- ant foil. to hi« credit in that event Commenting on Practice facilities for fencing Coach Szypula said Festa is Open Szypula sai l may be obtained by contacting almost fully recovered from a difficult to win a *e Coach Charles Scr.mxtter at Jemson Fieldhouse. leg injury, and with a little im¬ cause several of h. *yv re provement he could move into formers arc inc!;. • COYER the top 10 in all-around. Ht. said his main .: * Sigma Kappa He f rat* Girard round* Mt the Hi- be watching his g\ standing returning veterans. He form in their events S m< Yakeley. .11 '23 k aha an all-around man. he u. eor, tit ion. Sue Beeehman an ! Lou Greg- placed third la the NCAA and Following the \1 • rrf 0" fourth la the Big 19 in that several-member? o: :en or led the Sigma Kappa; to a volleyball victory over Weit event. Stypuia rates htm and Will travel to Sar. F Motyrsko as the lap two all- take part in the 8: A -.*» Vakeley. 1L>23. t^ remain unde¬ THE feated in sorority play. around hoot men in the country. rard i* also one of the country's high bar performers. placed fourth in the NCAA and Gi¬ He tiona! Gymnastic* v At the clinic the ){ Memorial meet. »i .n first of the Pan An - F third In the Big !• ia Ihi* event. try-outs,, will be he't He also holds a sixth plsce on the side horse, and fifth plsce in "Vamity Cluli Intiln CAMPUS... Dig It sad eighth in the as- i the still Hag. A F. Pi Win*, -tH-6 Lrltcttliril A!! varsity to Mrrtinf let'ermea » wish to join th<- V — Alpha Epsdon Pi defeated should be presen* y * Sigma Alpha Mu Sunday in an meei.ng tonight a' 0 .!' with an ad in the in cpendent football clash at Old College Field. 45-6. the Varsity Club roar at tan Stadium. S WED. ONLY FREE SPECIAL M.S.U. NEW SHIPMENT (AMPUS TOMORROW IS SUPER BARGAIN H CaSoa fok*. Raot Bmt, With 2 RrtuUr Oat Itete PIZZAS it Oranc* JACKETS N.S.U. D-A-Y| VARSITY DRIVE-INN ALL DAT PIIVVW 1217 E. Grand RJvar CLASSIFIEDS ' Stars i MS TWO FlAmil East 1 RIISS TBUW TME IAITI DELIVERY 'SERVICE — ED 2-«5l7 4 to Id TO THE MOON" AND Oil NEW FEATtJB* Attention $395 Cunptu Gwubi 40%0 OFF LOW COST, AND . . . 1 Marnimorrt in Svuur Barracuda Type Jackets ANY OF THESE COLUMNS WILL a W»t»rpmof«d Thrmnrk Sat. BRING FAST RESULTS far mix 85c BOOKS ADDED DAILY • HOUSING (Romm, ApartMcatnl 8 Open Daily ML to 9 p.m. • AUTOMOTIVE Sntafday Till 7 p. in. • REAL ESTATE 1 Bmt airy Oaaam* at • FOR RENT 4 Boar Shirt UaaStriat At Ma Batim Cart • FOR SALE • WANTED • PERSONAL • TRANSPORTATION • EMPLOYMENT IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY KRE* MENS GIVE CLASSIFIEDS A TRY! » acof MAUREY UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE ED 2-1511 Ext. 2615 ImeW (In the People** Cluirrh Block) Colonel^ 'Jsfottaswp*#*. Cleveland Stockholders Buy f Injuries Hit Spartan Gridders Hank (T.KVFI.AND '-b- Crecnberg's Holdings — The maturity stockholders of the Williams \Jt0t K «'•< Clevelaml Indiana T«i?-*da\ nought f.he stock of former Gen* era; Manager Hank i>n i.nov and bnnhers ( harles and State News - -v w* K J* Ainlrew Baxter. ' Doubtful I'll" Closed. 94-'- W.r. • .• . .!•- * . Co . Greonb'-i ... ue: ■ ' al tiv g. .Slanagei former Cleveland who was re- Frank Uuie la.st veai. 'The theke. v. hi. .ti.i.-. : Slarter a;d he h.i no ;n.:: eduite p.a: * Tuesiid* . ireetnig V;i Boa •- •mi —. Sr. $3# 4U Vlcht tporte S'.dltar . • « . J«hn Vsnd#n M##4# nf Dppi tors ri.* .r.«f.i -tion afte. wi'ti U\> a .in * . ou* that, he expe.'t , to stay „n November IE |EtR Kn-d Arbanao , *c - -)>.> Pate Five club i« being run. rvelo 34 pe: A .'•'■v; ■ ;« '■ cent o* the • up - t> 00" r • lie «• Injury Siili'linet To Min Game , of "took I It'll n I •inn nm llnlfInirk Br CHITK RICHARDS Louisiana Slate Ranked « said A statement board following issued lb# bv mretina the \ :. .rv hae sidelined the artinu taken 'to (,.•••• nably wouldn't ueem wa* 7» top Pow- r;_i- to fc. »na 1 coach Duffy Daiiirh. Michigan State Xo. 1 ia Football Rutin" bring elusion The about lor Di 4 all tors' 'harmonious concerned " ita'mneii'. con m ..a, ::.! U * » ■ -. re'' c.. .ft :ti • Tientoi! .n-ki. TlUt'lfaV junior, Mary L. was .• « .... prgCtue #r« if* each week's practice H» Till: AS««»iiytKl) Mil** it ha- iiccp odv.uu fui > -• • al..' a. *' -Citing to O n trav't filled with a flock of Foui.*inna State rue* into Saturday'* traditional battle tone 'hat dirtoreiue- It* — ; ' 1 oc unauie ex.*'ed ■" .o- rh» with Tulatie owning a Rpotlesn record and No. 1 rating KANSAS STATE uuarterhaek among 'h? <|»re«:t i in Saturday co:;te«-. problems. . gf.t t'l( TIRED I e* Krull will lead the W Du¬ the«X'!cve.anii Iridur. Oi»vi..u Mm w o: Delta Gamma heti the Soartan* were I.HT-RIGHT are Dominie Marino and Ton* Avel- ■ a monk' the nation's football jwiwers. fhfV cat* into spartan Stadium Sat¬ Iv. for the good of ba-' l-M1.! i aim Gamma Ph B«'.a sor vr.t .••» o.vast against a usual- Uon ,h* bandliall doable* title lueMlav , night bv srores Alt vnugh LSI' prevailed over i'lev♦.•land, thw situation of 21-9 and II-3. Their opponent* were Rill 39-0 h. ittiact 22 fn*i» ano a urday for the *ea*on football 1. <* ■:.»ve i'.- pfa being s'eadi.y Kansas State squad, Potter and Jaek Miles. M.?v.«*ipp. State b-. ,t point. T-tt, n»»* continue ' finale acain«t Michigan stale if a !ong list of m;ur* the Tiger* drew overwhelming f. ur'h-p'ace p..*iti>rih* ROftft tied team in tnaior rallegr foot¬ A :A"a» will also be miasm* .'. e*t»vn 2 > d. uolding eiglith 4 „c vho was just moved Scoring <• pass play from Chliclc .Mc( nffre* to Bob ball now that Rutgera ha* been iave ani: trie Air Force Avatl- he p, W.llianu. is >ti!l in *r.e Bernecker t rg*- Stpvpnaon jus? before the end of the < ten bv the Muantieo .Marine*. «*:ii iinb?-.iten but tied TONIGHT With a perfect P*l» rerofd and a » ■*' ->. :tn a sprained ans.e. half, enabled >AE to bea INi t ••!.. iv. 1..A.I), advancevi to This is )ust the beginning if peilon. "•(>. and move into certain Sugar Howl hid ahead, the fneternitv IM fixdi.a final* Tuesday night. the Soulhea*tern t'onferenee 5,."•'• woe- Dean LOOK . The ?op 10 teams w ith first With se. . remaining in leader* will he heavily favored • . c-ong left half who hana.es place . vote* and the won-loit the half M., e.- -re»: over lulaiie which ha* won only putting ch res p. a-!::.g .. pa** * ie ft: st period a* Don Homme! i ecords in parentheses i point.* on .» nc*k sprain Hernei «.e:* wa three of nine game*. 10-9-8 etc basis » si.exe-hippeo his way the length a o'. \-.t tic id for a score. Ernie l latitsuru *i4t# i III) i*-0) T.gv halfback* Herb A ! '<•■- Auburn, 'm o bv Genrgu I"e< b uiiiirn ni n « f i. - Henny Young at*. I'ovv.e, pa.<»ed to Bill Lup«> for ir eailv *t*a*i»n. moved up 1o I Arm* Hii U-# I Adeline* A 4 n>4 lii 1 -II u ,r •... • the po.nt Rather let the kickoff second p.'are u the poll after V W na¬ if* I Ha. 1*11111*111 <«-! 11 •• .retnen 'arc fee.'*:.* • < ■' .* r*; into the end rone where it whipping (R'o.-girt i-tj the ev ■r r;ner pains. The list .* a \ ** re overed by Bryan's Paul The Army rolled over Villa- ut> *• o: »r| one. «. fig Knechtge for the second Bryan nova 2R-n and remoined in thud P«l I pvilon received lu o ■uihdo'.vn the lo»* «»f Williams how • IRj-ihoi The cadet- fume up to break* whirb put them i Tl> Ker. Ka'.'ma tnrew TD pa*sej th? Nov 19 ftnair w it ft N t»er Mould be the hardest blow i\ territory, but neither threat t«> N > state's chance* of killins an ma¬ Lyon*. Gary Gart a at ar. univeaten bu*. once Led hilt 1*4 N«lr# 11*111# I SI ( I#iii*»ii 1.V4. d«)d 90 terialised In the first period and E* N-irtb % irullnt lit III. Vli*«i*«i|>|»l urn more painful five-game Heefjey* in the 4th pes- lean *ut# 4 allfiirnM *v. N<>ribw«At* tbei Jiroved within ten yard* of t? Rathe: P*,n| itreak .* i enable to oome (tKUhorn,* *utvdued M *«oum scoring \ roughness pen.tjtt *. lama ha? been On • moved them deep mt*. ler In • IM tilt H- an 4 r. ' « .ne *-■ >«*ai a: •• i ritorv m 'the nnal neritNi hut Ernmon* I. 1-1-6. I red MSU PLAYERS * t .«ad«?r. He na.* ed . Mernkoph inter? epird a . v -ra«. ts» -.e ia a mrte of as njUte.1 r.. •• a* * * e a p4** tvuig to kill *c ore l**l I i • . rhanee* I;. * for S l(e«l >?*lioeoilieii*t Campus Drive In Cleaners !'a^g'.erTv testified or W - Ib-finitelv IIh* I'll 1# J#'.e» rmlMit . . .* MH.WAt.KU Te«ta FairehiM Tksalrs I:IS p.m. sharp '.$*#» a io*. nee; • • - w Sin-iy want? to tn- •? ii... ■*' « > i►*.'.! 'ia* MHOtid tN»*e■ plain skirls 2 » fc#:B S«:-:dAv " t: '- - . f • M- rn/a ,rt ; an Her! lertflielV*! dttlUlU'iv sr ALL SEATS RESERVED SI.00 • T-«.»day'« -Aurkout *a< -' • • .i i S .' " ■ . .e; a)oa»e'»ai' i#*' sea* i.— v w!' to win wa ' , - h 1 .. . • •» M'twaiikre Braves an- susattfs v V * dm.ng fq, A Y: ' : r »:.« -e • > < :• * • en I i«e*dajr. - c^'e- ' lniv.iJ»4 •" "w i * . ;ii eitoi aaid the an- • Kaiiihild link Olliep »|»en»* at 7*30 p.m. $1.00 4- .*■ 1" ♦ N Si .• » a me from lb Ra» Tka spartan* at least have h Si n.n ndiefist * p«*' h# sfht of « winning Pim . . v , a V. I »uo Schoen 'j* jVf nomad an Ai > ' , .* f ' ■ ■ >■ .» ! n<> *. * pMtient at Mount ■ . <:h will gtart ag.vuo: ... 4 V . . . x, 4 . II. V. I* . * limili-il limr milv ». . W lam* an i ii . 1-:' U ,.,1 j:.j ., .«»o- • I >< Mat tin 1. f-»n l> Bruen C" fT •• and w it haw scored in the ith i* saving I* i* B 4- •* e : :.C . ' <* PD * :1 I IONIA MOON R»ui Rochester and If itSNT -II .-T HAITI..V" I ervoort's , | '-e* py t: guard* Mickey nt'i Ika hey u» koppsseea A a» '<♦ * > - • W * .ght. Freri anut owa a xoUf fceoiaa •••>* b?.nk m-t desp a upl.m. Herb Adder* H»?U I |%«* •uu-h»-1 k'lis resspaa»t-JBS V"* e in *. iv>o Hervich. \»*< » t, .i 10 lOiik^a yo* >#• n -M ou'! 213 E. (•mini Itm-r i mman? i * * I n.iwoo? * ai*«io««a a#ia i>?*oakie i#'l.rt4 mSb auuy krw ^t«d* ana K. I.tfii*iii|c • I.I) 2-2111 *♦ ■ hi* father * fun/- S*is |MU*?t>'M * >• HMMB Sotaa P foo WMt am ' ioornsi.1. Tktw PVSM aw Mb* The deceased en y in i 11» i » •a *<*. tt>e father of John and • V Hail#* i «« Rath#? * > J.is ltM|M »« 1MH.V THI FARM OH THT WU t ortner popular a in s*f " * [ tie a- ete«. I SV Hrvan « ** • b»» IS i i r t.i Leads To IwlJsicl&itt thou your Spmrtan t/iirU Ml Soliirilny't yame . . , S-f(M>l MOMIAN STATE ILARKETS MAM whow off rmmr f*reen «nd While hiraltr wish a RparUn Msabtk IM% all wool hporton Ormum body, sot *41 with »•»! Greeo • il-isefc whit# chenille "I". Mr««ure« g|" 1 M" tin# W hit# for dotal aar. two Nam# or i#or of graduation mat b# rluinitilcM In of blanket for slight tip* Another ro*i*#r !2.95 r harg*. Loalhfr 12.95 Odams Grill AfUr-Hkl HU.lir (jrrtin( Ca*r — $2.1.1 shop Tonight 7 'til V Sorting tho frothoot pig ( Hokod Hourly) Layawap yaar Ski Egripnaal Haw WALLACE OPTICIANS .. un4 boat gup of roffro in torn* t . i Last Liadai Pk ED Mil* f13.50 Tap SalssRsa, Baal Priaat! M4TSL.CKAN0 RIVER HK8. T.06 A.M. • 14» A H i al l#7 VI. Naakiagtaa Ph IV t-IIU \ -v *-y ■ i 'Ml ' 1: i "r'U MICHIGAN STATE NEW# •> .—L-C November 19. 1958 INFORMATION Ski Club Sets i i I SpotlightBy JOHN MARTINEN fContinued from Page 2) AMERICAN SOCIETY OF ENGIN FEES PACKAGING SOCIETY The meeting will be Thursday of Stvle Show The v Ski Club will host • International Programs International programs of International programs of Widespread universities la the last 10 yes* >1 EC H A NIC A L instead Wednesday. fttadrnt Rrprr«entallvp on lb# fashion show in the Union Ball¬ American universities have American universities, the re¬ has been a "major phenomena® 7:30 o.m., 113 Olds HalL. AGRKT'LTUJKAL CHEMISTRY RaniHr I rrlurr-f'oncfrt Srrlr# SEMINAR room Thursday night at 7:30 to "come of age" in the last decade searchers report, are tm import¬ in the international program®* SPANISH CLUB interest new students In the and are being conducted in 71 ant aspeot of cross-cultural ac¬ the report points out Knterinjr Parker On wily, 7:30 p.m., International Cen¬ 1 p.m., 312 Ag. Hall. ter. PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY club's activities. countries. tivity in techniral assistance and Land-grunt universities Texas, %u come Upon a SEMINAR During the 1957-58 academic even, on occasion, of foreign PERSHING RIF1.ES The show will demonstrate 56 of the 95 programs sponsors! large sign reading, "You 7 30 p.m., 14 Dem. Hall Mov¬ 4 10 p.m., Physics-Math. Con- proper garb for skiers. yaar, 184 American universities policy as a whole. by the International Co-opera, . Are Entering Parker roun- ie* will be shown. The Fridav •ereme Room. Modeling ski togs will be: were engaged in 382 programs It was found that 17 univer¬ for almost one- tion Administration, leaving ty, Home of the World's dance will he discussed and GENERAL BOTANY SEMINAR Barbara I*e Du Charme, Birm¬ overseas. sities aerount only ■ Nearly 7,000 persons partici¬ third of the total number of 39 for the far more numeie« Largest Watermelons and ticket money turned in, 4 15 pm., 450 Nat. Science. ingham sophomore; Michele Harvard heads the non-land grant univuriitits. WEDNESDAY NOON FOODS AND NUTRITION Mankemer, Detroit pate abroad in the projects programs. Wary Martin." Miss Martin freshman; followed by C ornell - M'NCHEO.N ^ INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB which have annual budgets to¬ list with 18. claims that this is the first Alan Culpepper, Dearborn sen¬ 12:10 p.m., We lev Hou*e. 7 p nr.. 207 Home Ec, Bldg. taling 25 to 30 million dollars. with 11 and New York with 18. ior; Adele Weltmore, Chicago time that she has even been INTER FRATERNITY COIN. Panel discussion. freshman; Hobert Wright, Nor- Universities with seven pro¬ These art some of the find¬ billed second to a watermel- CI I. PRESIDENTS ASSEMBLY Arrhhishop Richard Cashing well, Mass., sophomore; Marry ings In n comprehensive report grams each are: MSU# California 7:30 p.m.. Alpha Gamma Rha of Boston, Mass., was named a (Berkeley), Indiana. Miami, on. Fraternity. II iiminfi Pliolos .Cardinal by Pope John XXIII. Thompson, Newberry Junior; Jwt published by the Institute of Northwestern. Stanford, Wayne Tickets for Vr .Tan. !» show, Yolanda ITiewski, Mason fresh¬ Research on Overaeaa Programs MM" RIFLE CU B lie will he invested at the Vatl- man; Gerry Niomia, Chicago State and Wisconsin. Chicago » HOW! *1 "Mum. W 'ti V! . y M.n'itr ;u. Slioirn in J'Uhlf,f. at MBI7. ♦ 0 30 pin.# Deni Hail Bif'e ran Dec. 15. sophomore; Sharon Coats, Dear¬ and Syracuse each has six while pow on sale at the Uni>»n Ticket Range. born sophomore. Tho Institute Is studying the Florida. Michigan, Puerto Rico Office, wiVfr-a 50-cent i eduction The journalism department Fnlnu At — J-HOP PROGRAM Glen Mason, Okemos Impact American university and Tennessee eaph has five to Ituder.: . 1 OMMITTEE. announces a snecial showing r.f Germany Talk Slain) Myke Roherrs, Alms freshman; senior; programs are having both at overseas programs 1:1# • 3:20 The N. v Vrrk City Opera Co. of the 18th annua! 7 p.m. 41 Union. the winners Dr. P.iu! Honigsholm, profes¬ Louise Ulman, Detroit sopho¬ home and abroad. The activity of the land-grant 8:24 • 7:32 - 9:38 present* *'A I'M til* '(•»:! K II! Scr¬ J. HOP PUBLIC ITY news photo cm ♦est, - sponsored sor emeritus of sociology and ag! 10" ann more; Judy Campbell, Fowler- COMMITTEE by the Inland Lu.iy Press Assn., anthropology, will speak on M relay and Tuesday r« |>"'- ville freshman; Chuck Saxon, 1 30 pin., Union. in the second floor library and "German Society Before the Ivoiy, Wayne senior; Jeanne Tomblin- Rf I.ATI It ARTS CT.I It ad lavrn t rooms of the Journal- Fir t World War" to members son. Detroit freshman; Michael l)4>lfl r«»lerl. sinriiif In "1.1 tlni bl< 7 p.in . 305 Home Ed. Bid*. of the German Club. The meet¬ Parrea, Detroit junior. Bnhrttic *' i« n»l yet 30 VP,tr« . The exhibit, open to all pho¬ Dr. Glirk, <-f Unih njx' Arcn- ing is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. old, and already an eMahlUlieit tography fans, will he held itwture, will show slides on Thursday at the International CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS •tar. A chinre niertnif (*|«H an¬ of interior and through Thursday. Seventy co-ordination House. LOW COST other *ln«er. Kathryn GraiMin, . . . . . . exterior design and living auard pictures, published In started his career in the musical dailv newspapers between Sept. areas in the contemporary world. homo. I. 1957. and Sept. 1, 1958, arc Mm ftrayton u-«s making a VOC ATIONAL HOME Ml on display. Special Offer tour of Army camps vh«n she CLUB Included hi* spot news, hnppeneil t«» he i I'oltri ainu. 7 p in, 115 Ed Bid*. Mrs. •ports, feature and picture ser¬ He joined tier tor livralf'V - ies shot* in >»»th black and (Taper, exchange teacher to hep tour. VV h ill r rricouritgc- talk. white and color. n « nt, I»ol»n stmticd nm-ic af'- r Jc iviMK t; .• ^Vn>y. H rrciliu inch "I" •he ' Guu- r H«» - recent Owasl CigarsHs Lighter «. i . specta. i.l.»i " and "The Ed Yolir I oral Laundry and Dry f leaner* jauiliv.in .s • a " Arc >n* Offrriny Whites Cigarstta Lighter HusseM f'hitsttipher. Bp* th» pi'Ktuetinn '-f "I.a j»» aring in Sahai Cigarette Lighter Ih'hemf,'' is M native nf Gruud It ipiili. After •tuflying at the Shoe Repair Service I'mver.Mtjr of Ml- higan S< of Mh u, I <• went on to New {with thai hill, ntr* im,thlnn") Mais Desk - Shxtesi Kites York. In •• Mil tun to opera, Ktl on, of Him hnntlfnl rlnrafl, Krhlm Christopher t»-» s. »pjH'ared on • I'ro tii' ei i S 1 o vv t a : e" and r.ani|iii< Clfiini r* for 10 rmpljr parka,r, of rami • Wlaataa . "Manner Thea'cr.'* Notes t» »•»«•: Dick llorg.irilc Cullrgr Clranrr, Salrm and SOc — Off,r food on la iii»» r'»r tt.e f oreign Film Gardener," scheduled 1 Hour Marlinizinx •.Spanish for Fairchhd Theater Dec. I and Friday, Nov, 21 51. Borgar ta stsired in an earlier Kent Clranrr* We Invite you to LEARN TO FLY foreign fii'n prc^enintion "Doc¬ Friday, Dee, 5 tor at Sea" with Bngitie llnrttot, with the WINGED SPARTANS. Time Gleaner. Herman Eli.* bungs the *toi y Friday, Dec. 12 of **Tho Mackin >o Bridge" on Get the detail. H ED. NIGHT tha Travel Seiica Nov. 2.1 All American Gleaner. 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