Inside MICHIGAN Weather Vofik»#» Wf" IH P-6* 5. UNIVERSITY STATE NEWS Friday, October 5. 1962 Cloudy and mild with scattered tfcawei Howard, AUSG, Refuses Post On New Speakers Committee Lvfs d w r ,• ;>ursday. ai the Demands »*hiCh !«**•,v". 1 annual 'Freedom rf '* , people .''.ess of To Listen' •, BRIGADE STAFF NAMED-N.w office, fo, Officer, Codet Ma(or Donald Soanoski, Per¬ Army ROTC this y.or or* Cadet Colonel Boh sonnel officer, Codet Mo|or Jock Schmidt, Andtirtgo, seated Brigade commander, L-R Supply Officer, Codet Ma|or Max Ho»*e, 2nd Codet Major Harold Warvari, training officer, Batallion Commander, and Codet Cadet Major Gary Major, Wilson, 4th Battolion Com¬ Monte Aikire, 3rd Botellion Commander. mander, Cadet Major James -Stat* New* Photo. Came, G-2 Codet Lt. Col. John Lawg, Brigode Exec. ^ Hannah I rges » Enroll in ROT President John A. Hannah Hannah said the ROTC program Hoard of Trustees at urg<\5 MSI' freshmen attending ar, emphasiie quality, rather than the trial period, ROTC convocation Thursday quantity of officers. ROTC is MSU is attempting night to enroll In either military ooerating at MSU on a voluntary enough young men in or air science programs which basis for a three-year trial a voluntary basis leads to a Second lieutenant's period. fair quoti method of commission in the U.S. Army or implementing a policy T'he voluntary aspect of the officers for the army and air Air Force Reserve. .lusty with age," hi-demanded that program will be reviewed by the force, said Hannah. rhe policy itself he re-examined "I believe strongly that (ROTC) for "need and desirability." is in yoyr c "The policy is ahlndrancc upon World Hews well as the country'* interest, he told the freshmen. Students that believe ROTC niclpal Hall «* 1:0s The Pr Says New Theory all student Howard lism has said. organization?;, " "MSU's pateina- already pi, igh Michigan Schoo Of Life ii at a Glance appearand is not necessary to obtain a com- Ne obstacles in the pari mission are misinformed he said. f°r th<" at 12:50 p.m. an* "The truth is." he noted, "that then motor Flint City Airport r spent it Is extremely difficult to attain where he, Bin son and Staeblei The rlalisi From AP and UPI Wire. officer status any other way." catch plat combatted by the "ra" WASHINGTON,-Congress voted President Kennedy trade reform Hannah said ROTC advantages Kennodv development of a new philosophy :o MSI . power Thursday never before held by a U.S. chief Executive. includecredits toward graduation, form at tf of life in the West, said Peter -;-iar in a ro!l cau vote ir. the House and voice tally in the Senate, leadership training, financial re- nt P-n Sutermeister, secretary gen¬ v.ng list Mr. wards and self satisfaction, " Kennedy received authority to tear down American Tariff eral of the Swiss National Foun¬ other Dem walls an.? provide cash subsidies to any American losing his Courses in leadership tri dation for the Promotion of Scien¬ fxcrns concerning the possible many intelligent, college-trained and Wednesday. men waste so much of their hy former MaJ. Gen. preached by the communists eaning of life and the purpose Edwin Walker, arrested in day by day to 900 million people. time and talents by serving when the Oxford, Miss., rioting would For this Sutermeister guilty. BELGRADE, YUGOSLAVIS,-Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union required to do so as privates in reason, prove r not be released on bail. (Continued publicly announced Thursday they are on friendly terms again Is particularity interested 7) 3) [igible in on page i P°9* the rear ranks." said Hannah. but Marshal Tito stuck to hts brand of Independent communism. He added that the need for edu¬ He gave no support to Moscow's idea of signing a separate peace cated, able officers remained Some Forget 'One Way' Signs treaty with East Germany. "unfulfilled." >Vote? Friday's convocation was the legister ASSisi, across ITALY,- Pope John Will Enthusiastically Journeyed Italy Thursday on a historic train ride pilgrimage of prayer and a whistle stop tour uniqi **"»" wh * a modem first credit freshmen one of the five hour, course men. non- required of a 11 Traffic And Parking pontiff. His 400 mile rail trip brought out hundreds of thousands in dozens of towns and villages and represented a major departure Chest Goal from papal tradition. -ty clerk's UNITED NATIONS,- Ireland proposed today that broad borrowing Set at $88,000 Two students have been injured in traffic t MSU's 1962-63 United Com- accidents the campus in the past two granted to the Secretary-General as a last ditch on t Soad. Dead- powers be «s measure aimed at preventing the "collapse in chaos of the munity Chest campaign opened days. Todoy, State News staff editor, is S p.m. United Nations. Thursday with a goal set at Dave Jaehnig, takes a look at the enorm¬ $88,440. ous traffic problem faced Under the cfttrmanship oj A^ by the Univer¬ WAJ31INGTON.-Fewer Americans were unemployed in September sity and the campus police. Westley Rowland, university edi¬ I960, the Labor Department announced Jency in ^an-4n any tor in the dept of information ••igifcie to vote. Thursday, but the rate of joblessnes: services, 21 division leaders and of e igible stu- appoinnngly high August level of 5.8 per more than 200 departmental rep¬ ? Women and children kept the " « sing and resentatives will work to reach number of housewives--about 700,000—beg; residency their goals before Oct. 31. £*** ' the children returned to school. The theme of this year's wildly and sped the said. "The students hate to travel r home. paign is "One Gift Works Many wrong way into the one-way circle all the way I 'the circle state OXFORD, MISS.,- The Justice Department revealed Thursday Wonders." drive in front West Yakely when they're going to Land- the University of Hall. on or Yakely." tiSs- .may not eight Deputy U.S. marshals were injured i - tL >~ J i? '' ty vlrtue " 4 * university, rf-mnnetrafr Mississippi riots Sunday night befot demonstrators. s was used against . , Campus U.N. _ n • Pedestrians bicyclists dove scrambled for cover, for the These coed dormitories and the women's halls on the east side • ' •-ends sidewalk and to And Atty. Cen. Nicholas Katzenbach said, the force of T_ [jAKQf £ cars screeched to of the campus — Abbot, Mason, the area. 5™ marshal* suffered 38 nercert casualties—including 29 cases IO " Snyder and Phillips — present . =ity clert. of gunshot wounds and some acid burns. A total of 166 marshals, ^ c,mpus U.N. will debate The driver of the sedan swung the greatest traffic control prob¬ rt-t-'.1 *more than including specially deputized border patrolmen and bureau of prisons a resolution 0n the two-china the car into an open parking place lems to the University police. «t , .... j*r she personnel were wounded, one by a bullet in the throat. question Friday at 7:30 p.m. in and Jumped from the vehicle. Patrol cars move each night turnout" the Union ballroom. A campus police car. red light into the parking areas near the %r pARis -president de Gualle threatened Thursday to resign ^ resolution introduced by revolving, pulled in behind the •r^^rV^rfthe S"' unless he gets approval for his plan, bitterly opposed by many the jndt,„ delegate said speedster and two officers step- mergency vehicle lanes open, and parliamentarians, for the election of future French Presidents Natlon»nst China "does not re- ped out and approached the way- to protect against any accidents. t"r- ***■ by popular vote. present the government to which ward driver. "It's unbelievable how few ac- S"'' d*y8**m' " A national referendum on the plan is set for Oct. 28. practically all of the Chi 10 Plck UP my cldents 1 or*3*y * a.m. A showdown neaTed in a power struggle between the National people turn for leadership." date. ' the driver explained cas- night patrolman. i,:* h*"fle an Assembly and the World War 11 hero who is the controversial n,e resolution proposes that ually. "Most students realize the 1 tillage nrnnmiin r%t Prair*'< fifth TeDUbllC the People's Republic of China The police officers didn't strongman of France's fifth rqnibllc. _________ _ replace Nationalist China as an accept his explanation quite so problem stems from inadequate BIKES GET IMPOUNDED, AND TICKETED™Even though it 5L:ii:Wa*^i^re'ChUlne MIAMI, FLA.,-Hurrlcane Daisy plodded along ' accredited delegation in the Cam- calmly. dorms?" 80 lties near 1 eC° S often looks like bicycle riders seldom ore stopped by campus T- path that could bring It to the socdi Atlantic coast during the pus U.N. assembly. The driver was detained for 20 Night traffic problems in the police, the law does catch up with the two-wheeled offender, next several days. meetiftg will be minutes while Tonight's meetlfig wtuie being given 1 a ticket ^ ^ »»«d,er bureau said aircraft reconnaissance and ship reports _ foI1(nMd ^ „ informal gathering for twcklesa driving. dormitory areas are considered bikes are just port of severoI hundred impoundedby the I, 3) placed die storm center about 760 miles east of Miami. in the UN Lounge of the Union. "Sneaking onto the th circle the (Continued on page 3) University deportment. --State News Photo. • ifej Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October On Campu®-------—- New ROTC Program Crazy Courses Better for Students In Catalog ROTC is on a voluntary basis ment figures for ROTC seem low, for the first time this fall. but the s t u d e n t s who have now • Sally Derrick ton As expected, enrollment In the signed up for the program will Thit University k a pretty kttbtll. pl Army and Air Science programs brinu 1 better attitude and the Idea amazing place. c # ^ • * Who would have thought you A, ' has dropped considerably of completing the four years wtth #r could learn how to make ice hundred signed up for The dine- program this fall as compared The students will be more re- U college? You can ewn take "v u>v**i \ • course in how to work • slide injects ng on into the ROTC pro¬ by At'SG which helped to realize the voluntary program. ' gram or being through with-.the It makes the student body proud Army until after graduation. the NUrsery School. I and II.) Identlftr to know that if something is a big t toned me or any member of Andrews of the Department of In the horticulture depart¬ vanced Theory Nov. 1. then, is the final day in • editor the History Department, the Public Safety for comment on ment, there's Ornamental Plants Concrete 1 and !l. The readers of tie State facts would ha\e leen furnished enough issue with them, they can Mr. Renshaw's letter. Here is I. n, and IIL You can also take Interesting cour< Ne«s are entitled to the facts and there would have been no I ieutenant Andrew's answer: in social recreation ami And all m the push it through and make them¬ arsS a correction of the'injpres- need for the editorial. Beyond courses . ■(«! "So long as we deal with So why selves heard. game leadership, advanced bas- aren't At the ; son fhttt by your editorial of this, the spreading of error and typical police duties of law en¬ October 2 on 'VIass Cancella¬ misunderstanding, which t as¬ forcement. we face the same tions in History Department". sume is not the quiry have already been severely purpose of the problems of any municipal de¬ curtailed bers. by such things as the Getting Into Harvard In each of the cases cited, St at e New s, could h ave been professors for the courses and avoided* partments of our size. There is no wall around the campus to picture-taking activities of the campus police and the banning keep outside criminal elements of a speaker by the Hoard of any Rather than be. official Administration's comm.; Walter R. Fee the decision to cancel them ofi the property. learned of It by . • Chairman, Department of was not made until shortly he- "Officers of the Department of the State News. only serve to further restrict fore the beginning of the t of Public Safety have never fired these freedoms. If above our becai that pro;- i * weapon In a panty raid. We While is appears to be a lib¬ mittee is still for Pr ofe the?* Campus Police consider the firing of a weapon eralization of the University like you to pro\V.i * ,vuid be available. Repli as ars ideal way to start a riot. To The Editor; speaker policy, actually It repre¬ "!f Mr. Rer.shaw has 1 have been gl\inconsiderable any facts sents a further limitation. An specific cr Iter is arranged In a matter of weeks. I would welcome them so mat attention to the fact that the approval by the committee could the News which The Dtpartmerc. is iw» engaged the proper action can be taken." lr. finding a scholar and teacher campus police carry gun*. After not remove any of the restric¬ ployed Vy "the conv much tions already set by the Univer¬ :c replace Dear Varg. Thevre- study and thought I have tolng speaker*. ! come to the conclusion that there sity, stare, etc. However, dis¬ dertials of miny scholars are only three possible alter¬ Another Protest approval of speaker could only ulatlons presented throwffrcw the nation wit! he native for this reasons pheno- limit academic freedom evarmrtfd and several will he To the Editor: beyond irterv lewed, Wher. an afpoint- We protest the Admlnista- the prevailing hindrances. We Humanist Club First, Michigan State students feel that the only function of the «f» s particularly tton's establishment of an ad Jan Edwflrc I-.;.; xifious and of K; story M Foreigx- Relations cK committee, therefore, can he an Yourtg Soci T>r t>.ired Stares x;!'. he :a«gh:. violent lot and the poltee need hoc committee to screen pro¬ additional curtailment; the spe¬ Walld Khaddurt weapons to prevent crime* of spective speakers brought by stu¬ cific form of this curtailment r pressor Warns will return to MSU U.N. violence. This is made evident dent organisations. Academic will be a function of the arbi¬ by the Urge number of armed freedom and the right of free In¬ trary political views or Sruief- Intern at ion si Club nd murders >rty *ncl can never be rr a.. , . , jthri by the ny . "The College Clamor" was MUhigan State Police, the School «™meM. of Police Administration, the forced to suspend publ ication Flbel said the paper, which hi Department of Public Safety and Tuesday because it was "without <>w>" ,n exls»ance for .*4 year definite editorial policy," by individual members. a couW resume publishing as so. "Banned and Burned Books" according to Dr. Lawrence L. "f policy was m Is the title of the other exhibit. si^erintendent of Film schools. Flbel ssld the purpose of the it contains books that have been In Its last edition, the weekly PaPrr was tra,n *tudents in- e »" UA Information 1 tbrari Ser- •oad. The theme paper published what was Inter- 'erested in Jout ? exhibit is "He who de- pieted as a tongue-in-cheek ar¬ ticle critical of General Motors, comprehensive image of the col- ?'r s a good book kill's reason f. taken' from Milton's the Flint School Board and the lege. He said It should refrain „ * local daily paper. from using libelous or obscene ' pagitlca." Student* with the paper said material and that of ai they plan to stage a demonstration ID's Necessary for Friday, protesting the suspension of^mbl Ication. HOMING TURTLE Saturday's Game PONCA CITY. Okla. (AP» — National Students Association claiming "a breach of freedom olor and the property of the Traffic and Parking Real Headaches alleges and .sked i i their support (Continued from poqc 1) i alrei are nearly invisible ( the most Important by the tin fo I'nlvc' slty officials who are "But the men don't it wilt do any good. see where Bicycle violations at tier all verslty police. >ntly considering apropos- They think Ignored unless they But traffic problems at 9 a.n construct a parking ramp they will Just make enemies, and something rtte officer < possible they're right. Still, It's particularly dangerous and who have our duty to protect motorl'sts and rtcttng two on a each afternoon have made established violation fine Mltr, i a new pedestrians from the bikes which "ng w Capezios are ■ tSi fKtU'* cessary to place trafTlc'dlrectors scale. at strategic corners. Nearly 1,500 trafTic and park- for skimmering or.eexcep- "The proposed Bea! Street ing tickets are Issued each month bridge over the Red Cedar will by patrolling officers, and still across campus, around must i\ f prior to the be lighten the traffic load for a- faculty call for better enforce- while," said Carl McMonlglo, ment of parking regulations. with state University highway traffic en- Day shift patrolmen often write Check Your Future town, through autumn-tinted country an lay's deadline, glneer. "But the bridge Is ? has but one a temporary solution." side light spirited n s» umpedwlth With a proposed increase ol area. L jjjafe af tnvjuirles and enrollment to nearly 35,000 wtth- Officer morale suffer? because little kidskin flats j regarding reglstra- In the next 15 years, traffic of the great number of tickets problems expected to get with wafer heels and a are they find It necessary to write, remains worse. ' " l"he students rarely notice us (business, Parking constant police doing anything except writing smart way of adding CAREER CARNIVAL , a tickets during the day," lamented colorful zest to your fir up * . Howard (Continued from poge 1) one officer. "Until that on they realize as police officers, we are patrol to do more Important We extend an invitation to all students, casuals. Orange, rtd, Yet this policy presumes tokn< things than write parking tickets, whether freshmen or seniors, to discover navy, brown or black s on the t be respected because anor. in the is given power without specifi- fresh I A. Floral bow ■ror " panors.,; cation of purpose or responsi- > cf r-es of w«ek- bllity, as in this caseythat prob- tie blouse in blue or "NiteLights**, »blllty becomes too great to ig- 'x held B. Paisley print during noris. grey. of the third Howard also que stloned the r'-" W'i.-f st 9 p.m. committee's ability to make a overblouse in brown or fair decision since it would face ARTHUR JAY the task of screening every green. 32 to 38 sizes. Each, 5.98 fox trim coats take the campus by storm Sportswear . . . and warmly weather every cold day ahead thanks to a deep orlon pile lining and the Norwegian blue fox I 0NErRASE WITHOUT A TRACE EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND collar. Antelope or I fetotH ,n! candidate for congreMm«t-«- mittee. Don L. Mason, aatistant County's alum- t^e r.ow Kvks could easily he large Neil Staehler. Thursday director, alto will aerve with danca; rd New Geology ma.,*. The krv open**! parking meters on the (Vty street city called for a seU-liqidaUtig fed¬ eral education ftmd that would the group. matlon George Chesley, Kensington, hCiry: ,nd sn N K , ExamSeLby »wiu»g- .ot« Uuncfc *auL eTues- provide loans for qualified public Conn, sanlor, and Sherry Thur- US. Gvil Service day r.tgM with the arrest of a Under his plan, repayment ; -war-eld K>y seen tampering would provide loans for qualified « ■ % meter. The youth steered public and private college stu¬ police to other members of the dents. >"•* ,v. the youtti r epotedly told Under his plan, repayment police he "picked up $40 to would begin a year after the stu¬ $f« " a night on forays. dent left school. It wouldbemade The girl was expected to be through a charge determined by charged with contributing to the an^ actuary and taken from his delinquency of minors. The income tax return. others probably will be charged "This country is falling be¬ vandalism and theft, police hind tn producing teachers, en¬ gineers, doctors and many ode hooks, V,- Rome and the wuvlir^c Tiber. the Colosseum. Hadrian's Mil a. the criticisred Vfetaeaiay the fond- •**>««* «*<*«» hi* »>mocr«- Ford contractors was million project. one named of three sub¬ Wednesday The work will PARTY NEEDS, ^ - «* NVo; Srv.rh was a Baths of C«rv«lU. the Fantbeor, lK rival. Neu >taebler, y be done by Ford at New-post ;»N4kVkiQ^rance «*• *he .Vppiac W* y» members of the N>ar\ls ofco"»—^ Ag»« of s •ollege! Beach. Calif. HEAD for Speaking »n Mason, Pertley The missile will be de> eloped todoy on caTrq>us ( irclv Plovers said it was improper fot the primarily for NATO allies. Stachler committee. *eaded by Known as the "mobilemid-range Tom's Party Store 1\nn£ an Original Vugene P. Power of Ann Arbor. ballistic miasile" it will have The Com-wary Circle Players chairman of the I niverisicx of a 1,200 to 2,100 mile ranee. of Lansing are perform!!^ mn ort~ Michigan hoard ol regents, to W® glral p?ay written ar»ddirectedhv solicit campaign c.wmbutions Carry A Complete KALAMAZOO, Western Ron Ctxiw, E, Lansing Motor, tre^m faculty members whose - Line Of a davlv fea:v-e of she »# The s>ow featuring Carrol promotions and salary levelsdr- Michigan University had* record Party Needs fail term enrollment ot 11,117 HawiiRs of the political science P«^ w by the institutional Srjdeecs OP; J-a-Tspv*- k th« ttarrfegrot*, goecrrorf Nvards. students. Registrar Clayton J. Including Food & Drink day. Fwstn Cjtria~ Msus announced Wednesday, K».-e«- IVwOC- -:.V. F ;• td Sarord*} !nf?U. Oct. n^LTf 11 throaHh AH ®W»r Shaw per cent increase over the 9,545 students enrolled last year. vstt.-v* Doit a—$iV- n a: me Pia?*rs* theatre oc Men Allowed at Mavis said the largest gain was Tldan St. ir LAnsvng. Va Lu^ser Oh^pc'. i in the gra&iate school whkch -:.r Record Dance deet Centes. C^res* Stode -..V. SMBcrdav •. R;r. .v (JUICKtST WAY H VU> NIX V a. (AP Residents of SJ-.aw «:45, Kali, will enrolled 1,305 students this year compared with ST. JOSEPH, — in l'til. The trial of TOM'S to Foreet Ceweten "asl The Dertnis Schmalt*. 17, Baroda, 2 Doors East Of Coral Gables r»r. ». T. M..»e draa of the I" restriction to only Sh.r \er*R\ «A RioKmostvi Va« «c>k cr.er; with rhetr ID cards, accused.in the shotgun slaying aros of a «ore {vre^rVetor. because of space of a handyman last sum ~«g- THop dead." »•»» the pro* aAltiOBS. ended Wednesday night In a i«ry- Shepard's AH f.ris are welcome. . . Styh Is Tiy Fever invites you to step into Salesman for Theater Books FrtrA e' - ? F Ttcriiocr <■ I'k to represent the National I of-three pi ay oft J L-juflp^5' ■ Chairman Cliff Stevenson of v t* scoreless the NC AA Rules Committee an¬ Angeles Oodyers. cvW*K^j W 2 3L Yankees 200-000-121 6-11-0 H " nounced the selection of Walter •fter tfte third V. Ersing. soccer coach at Ohio Giants 011-000-000 :-10-0 \£. State University as chairman of Ford and Howard; O'Dell. Lar- Boyer pro- the Midwest NCAA tournament sen (S), Miller (?) and Bailey, 40 Brunswick Lanes 'THE TiMPlE of KNIVES1' :nrg football -<-! l?0 miles , an original drama by RON GROW Odober 5*6,11,12, 4 13 J: • BILLIARDS AIR CONDITIONED SNACK BAR Have you seen Sero? AT ORCIE PLAYHOUSE 1120 Sheridan Street Case in point: Sero's 100°o cotton oxford cloth. Students with ID cards $1.00 Note the soft button-down collar, the tailor- HOLIDAY LANES tickets available at Paramont News Shop bred body. Choose it in three colors...white, blue or linen. 32 to 36 sleeves, 14 to 16 1/2 neck. 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Used bikes in good revTN KAYE OR CHI CU1-*4i'8*-'.-^d bi*eS l° g®°d condition. $lfJS0 and up. Sever- finest. Call 332-3331 KBVKK^WOHESTRJLT^ 355- Union i attending MSU. Apply in person. or PHONE: wmrrin al cioseouts new. Regular $42.95 2519. CENTER 8 a-m. to 4 pjn. daily PERFECT CONDITION. _ mw $32.iS. Gene's Cycle Shop. 355-8255 8256 Michigan Avenue. Lansing/or ECHO FARMS RIDING STABLE. or 1915 E. Michigan . infori , Car help- pl]ot amplifier, Garrard 3-speed ^2 W. Barnes. Lansing."call Hay-rides and dances, also fa¬ turntable $55. Phone after 5. jy 4-0362. 11 25 cilities for picnic areas. Horse¬ 5S3-5&>o. t back riding. Corner of Round VANTED - MALE STUDENT, >60 7UND\PF For Rent i oay Lake Road and north on US 27. . . FM machine ope^tor for night condition. Perfect for campus. 3 Days Must have experience. MOBILE HOME i 3\ Ex- NO 9-64OT. . . Da; 5 days .. harp. new Processing. Room 1. Old*? Hall. WANTED IMMEDl ATEL Y from "now through January, a respon¬ Wallace Reese. 1569 Hatch Road. 'PARKING SPACE, close In. 219 Stanton. able. Budget Financing avail¬ 1500 E. Michigan. IV TONIGHT 7B|GPAYS sible girl willing to do some 2-0639. £2. „0fcemos. ED ->213. 3 Charles Street. 7 babysitting for 2 girls, ages 4 - and 5 and some tight housework APAKn-Evre in exchange for room and board Automotive piano for e at $250. 535 W. ROOMMATES 1 or 2. to share 8 h 9, Union Building. It's your at 1"08 Cahill Drive. If inter¬ Grand Ri' E. Lansing. EP'Ofcemos Cape Cod. 332-32'S. 7 move! 8 ested, please contact Mrs. W. 2-lo39. Smith Creig. ED MB9. • SINGER , 1/2 bershop. 3002 Vine St. West of MEVS SHOE SALESMAN. Par: ****• ®22[ mlIe9 ^ c^s- Sm"' Fr>ndor ^ore. O^osite time. Experienced. Apply 5. 7 Marek Drug. C^en 8-5:3^Tue».. Knap's. East Lansing, main p.v^nts ^ $1.10 ^"we^k aft^ GIR«- » lovely, ?*? -t\IF' DIXIELAND WT^aNVN-Fg^^etr' B.^ND NEEDbmem- of ^ payment or pay tot.1 $29.55. (Like new.) IV 5-1-05 famished spartment close to <-3S44. Also cut ladies halr.i ^ campus. Unsupervised. CaU332- Application and Passport pic- a. ■■ * cures now being taken at HICKS ••ompet. clarinet, piano, drums _ ss, and banjo. Call Hal Smith XT BOCKS: ME316; CE342, MAN TO SHARE sharp unapprov- STLDIO. while you wait or one 4-2541 days. IV2-3013nights. 22: Phy. 3 prtce ^,395, with $140 Call 353-0154. from campus. Woman grwluate. dowr S25 ^ momh. Pri. age 30 to mnd y|M ^ larfe ^ PAR-MORE MICHIG AN and Pennsylvania FlsMng and boating. Deer and © G*S jXTTTII ne,r' sH'A'i famished, private petrvJge hunting. Take new free- free GOLF COURSE ED 2-1241. 7 ett:r,n^«. shower, parking. 2 W*Y Harrison gnd come " $16. Call r\- 5-0364. 7- Spriagwood Lakes office on bus- Regulitton 9 Holes SECTIONAL DAVENPORT LIKE — Par 3-9 holes Iness L'S-27 on north side of r.e*. rocker, dishes, silver scfa ^OCMS 1000 yd. driving range city two blocks north of Wilson lounge, curtains and mi*. 2104 Edwin Place. Eton Downs Sut- LARGE DOCBLE room, approved State p*rk* °P«r 4 for men, corner locations, well (Member Ch amber of Com- furnished. 2 blocks to L'Tiion. ED merce-) Li $200 DOWN. NEAR FRANDORT 1 DOL'BLE ROOM for rent. I 918 N. Homer, fr room house, 1/2 blocks from Union.Call ED fireplace, garage. Make offer.or t^l \L\!C Open only to students of FMX'RO 250 cc. 2-2913. j . wtij trade. Call IV 5-55'4. - Lots of extras. Call 332-208t after ;. ROOM FOR ONE In new home. "TOO ctawnT^^Sedroom ranch." Michigan State University MAN*s 3 SPEED BICYCLE.Good 355-We 1. - all ifter 5:30. 7 Tile shower, private entrance, half acre lot. 1 block from ED 2-1183. SPACIOUS 4 man and 2 7 MarMe Scftool. $12,000. 614 N. Hagadorn Rd., E. Lansing. Phone 337-7574. 7 rooms approved. Both have pri- -J k walnut, aning vate entrance, bath, and park- E° ^1 THE Viceroy rocrr- Elding table. Seats S, folds tag. Just listed. IV 4-9834 af- ranch, garage, basement, good Star to 20 inches. $.rs. Call ings. Phone ED '-7476. even- 7 9 neighborhood, schools. $14,000. FILM • ENTIRE SECOND. FLOOR. Call 1 ED 2-2339. 7 GOOD 'A OR JONG I"*' Console ceilent studying. Lutheran' JHA ON THE LEVEL, look only \funti*"rv'. GE tank: vacuum c!ean- er. Baby's Butler ptaytafcle. al- dent preferred. No smoking. $9. $20,400. Sparkling new 4 bedroom o* DEFIES Football Contest #1 32; Kedne. ED 2-2"3g. Jaslnet. OX 9- j; ranch in Okemos, aluminum and 203". 7 SPACIOUS ROOM in faculty brlc* 1 1/2 cars EVERY TYPEWRITER. Galaxy, like new. home. S mfootes from cempu.', in- TABOO' (Closes October ober 10th) $3«. Tape Suitcases. table. $5. 332-0" recoirder, $8. Telectro. $7, dining prtvate bath, quiet. Call ED 2- 213S ?*r mofth t0 r*~ CHRISTIAN MARQUAN0-ANT0NE-- - tU '>"«• Bargain. Call 355-^^ «d ttt>rten f*Uitiea available ith Paui Guers-Jean Sorel-Renate r Second Prize...$25— W\o Dtriyfif! h. AN i:;■")! sr.N f -V TYPEWRITER. STANDARD UN- i COUNTRY ESTATE 1e East Lansing. 1 acre land on Red Ten 3rd Prizes...*10"cw DERWOOC. excellent condition. t*N5TLr P i~R VBED ROOMS form t. FURNISHED Cedar River adjacent to cam- plus running brook ACAOCMY AWARD aIoC)g ^ ^ property, authentic »3 WtNNfSS OH THIS CAWI»US IN (ACH COWTTST 21" ADMIRAL TV. Used very little, excellent condition. Must iflgi ^ntTS[UflrS#ndPVk" eh **iHii i Sp,nt9h | Ig, m-work ^ wlth SIMONE and lighting, 7 rooms Four contesu in ail N>w contest every heo sacrifice. .'-056J. lQ 2 SINGLES, and. for fewr. kit- beautifully arranged, living chec privilege*. 642 Evergreen, den, and kitchen, and 1/7 '*wek.s srrtum>m(y for the students on this GERMAN SHEPARDS 10 weeks roam, J\ 4-7152. .7 bath down, 3 bedrooms & bath up -•u.-npii-s \ ou'l] fin«i complete rules pnnted on old. ARC registered. For infor¬ A CONVERT ' Offciai FtwtbaJl Contest Entry Blanks. §o«o# »«<•« and Intrv Blanks CAMPUS SOOX STORE ' CAMPUS DRUG are t*cw»ed at mation caL evenings. weekends. AC 7-3076. GIRL'S AND BOY'S English 355-0977; Brighton. -NSUPERVISED, PLEASANT. FURNISHED. cooking parkin* 21. 123 Albert; 332-0716, 535 000 mew IV 4-4890 or ,a*ched a*1"***- shc"r" ^ •ppoint- only. CaU Mary Murphy, TU 2-2475. Warner SIGNORETj e top, biack int bikes. Good condition. $30. 544 A.:r«s» Vam Unon 501 E. Geoed River 2 ROOMS FOR RENT, No i. CaU ED 2-3 a • REESE'S SASBES SHOP : University Drive, East Lansing, 1*57 FORD. Radio, heater, and padded 'lash. E tceilent :anttiBoc. ' VARSITY BARBED SHOP 208 MAC A»e«oa 3H E Greid Riw • ALEXANDER DRUG ED 2-4562. "5 man in mmgk house fmc far 1 1/2 2 ftl Mm sacrifice. Ca.. 3.'-- VITAMINS men. Ut w. Gr«»d River * SPARTAN BOOKSTORE 3-59 Poiy-Vi-Soi 2.57 Call IV 2-4257. 1*39 FORC COUPE - Hotrod ANN & MAC AVE- 6^6 uoicaps 4.*4 with *58 Chevy bloc* • heads. Call ant! Oft- 4«2-454c ENTER NOW 4.9g Gerttoi 3J9 ^LotA Found Service Hemiceprtn 2.89 OMEGA SMALL MORSES BOARDEa New barn. AND WIN I 3 atflea from MSL' campua. •« .Raaewiablt rates. Beet of care. 301 N. CUppert C»U ED ->-27W. 9 it too Strong (by Fraodaa) Not too Light *1 mm y^um lUB im VICEROYS Stameee mala. ' Prmw I, er> r.n BANJO - Lachrig 4 string a . AtSSTW MEALY SPRITE. i«59 got the Taste Superior qoaitty. Excellent Radio < 3»-9837. kwtth CWLD CARE. Pick * and that's rioht! RCA Vic- servtee Sutermeister said he once the West has formulated a felt that The WKAR staff will greet guests 3 to 5 p.m. m the sta- Ticket Twist Friday a Pig Ten evening, 9-12; Kenny Davis Band night: on Saturday Sigma Chi. traditional nities- awaiting you in the field of banking. Alpha Kappa Psi is giving See us,at.. |*to" »*bor philosophy of life. lt will be tlon'i offices on the third noor The privilege of exchanging next weekend with a party the V of M White Rose Party on Friday night; k «a.f F TV possible for the scientists and «* the auditorium. Refreshments activity coqpons for football Sigma Nu. dance Friday night; chapter: and Alpha Sigma Phi Theta CM, dance ^Mounc Hope humanists of both East and West *1U be served. tickets la obviously a benefit to plans a party Friday night. 9- Saturday night featuring the Rcryal Jesters. M.S.U. iC a-530? 25 to reach a mutual agreement ou WKAR was founded as an ex- MSU students. However, an un¬ Career Carnival rr-on rRMT the meaning of life. Theiangerof P*rimental station In 1:30 to 11:30 a.m. to dis¬ ,,xr jwr diapers back Sutermeister*s lecture theme "TinOflS L/Ue quonsets. cuss the i, With jur service, was in no way connected with ~ European Common Mar¬ je!ude JF t0 tw pounds the foundation. For Fresh-Soph It stood to reason that the arrows meant, Phl Delta Theta, informal buffet ket and its implici "go to the side Saturdays-afternoon and tradition¬ Michigan and national economy. t b*ty'> undershirts and According to Sutermeister. the for F rosh-Soph of the fieldhouse." Sb she did. al Sunday dinner: Phi Gamma i will not fade. Foundation is government sub- C membership must be Her surprise entrance created The editors and their guests Pink iuper pails sldized. but run by private citl- tut"T1ber. The entrance auto repairs, for- There Is no preference shown tc Sophomore Class officers. doors were locked. Mr:. it. MEL'S AUTO any individual research field. Interviews will be conducted Weary and depressed she W. Grand River. Sutermeister is a man of mar.) Monday through Friday. trudged to the other side of the 9 talents. Administrator ofthe "T !.— — '.eldhouse. She gazed eagerly tjLNS, Doraesr'.c and Im- " foundation, lawyer, and philos-w ^ German city of Mainz, ahead at wfiat her better judgment opher, he has also written 11- ^ r~-'^ her her W3S on'y a mirage. To 10% DISCOUNT brettos for two operas—om tranquil big bend of the Rhino. ^ i- \fci' .r"1 wn wo.» on . fcUt 0C Doat°ysevkl's "Crim and Punishment". The opet j. (Ugmgic;c ji patterns, written by his brother and fir., performed in Sweden. |WU0N*S Y ARN SHOP 3223 Mall Court Sutermeister said he has Joyed his visit in the U.S. UNIVERSITY (Fraador) c:^* hoPes to return and giv lecture at MSU. THEATRE NETS MILLION COUPONS m*z< I18---;:., J j'e RICHMOND. Va. (AP)-Me |«J^» ISM typewriter. than $1,733,000 was added Virginia's treasury during t Iti- first year of operation of th< I (l^ack and state's unclaimed assets for I sxf color) IFM. General The money came from long dor larmjijpe-s .-eses.dis- n,ant hank accounts or othei . ET 2-533-t. I lepers. Ty-ped and 0 financial depositories. T>i»> ad or brought forth legitimate cla'm ANGEL STREET" scimpus. IS years ex- ants Tor $34 5,000. » Mrs. Alder,. 355-8182. — .'si WANTED TO RENT garage in Typist, theses, near E. Lansing are*. Cell E Accepted by Mail rm papers, gen- 2-1360. (, Eiperlenced. IBM ujl— — - Starting ter. OR --9232. Transportatfon D UPIST: Term- MSU STUDENT WISHES to share MONDAY, OCTOBER 8 fv theses, in my home, driving from Mason. Mich- to m.-m. 12 camP»s. Call 676-5326. 8 _ m Jacobson ' s Men'sShop - 210 Abbott Road THE ittSPERATELY WANT JT ride red rickets to 1^- gar*. 355-3*56. 7 CONFUSION Jar/y If you missed buying your i\ classics by This is your 1963 WOLVERINE BIG CHANCE Pringle of Scotland translated into pure lambswool Sates begin to-day by Scottish craftsmen ... V-neck long sleeve and sleeveless pullover sweaters. Long sleeve: Ught grey, sycamore green, At the Union Board Desk, and city grey, natural, new blue mix. 13.95 Pttcl J€we,r- MEN'S SHOP - Sleeveless: sycamore green, light The Wolverine Office, 344 Student Services grey or natural. 10X10 Friday, October 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Church Vocations Discussion Archbishop Kavanaugh McDevitt Reverend Grady Poulard of the United 'Cnurch Board for «*tlon with My d** **4 Saturday. Tn*: To Visit U.S. Serve St. John's World Ministries will discuss Students truv Poulard At a church service in New Serving as parish priest at Delhi, India. a wide-eyed little St. John's is Father Robert E. Indian girl slipped up close to All Saints Episcopal a huge clergyman cope and miter. Then, face in elegant algow, Kavanaugh. :s Father and assisting Father Thomas Q. McDevitt. him Kavanaugh, a native of St. Thomas Aquinas until 195? when he became the first pastor Church "^cTi she raced to her mother. 800 Abbott Road - ED 2-1313 Kalamazoo, attended St.Joseph fit1 "Mommy! Mommy! I've just seen the Archangel Gabriel with Seminary, Grand Rapids for of ;he new St. John Church and Catholic Student Center. classical studies; Sacred Heart For the past seven years, he wings and a tall hat." Rev. Robert Gardner. Episcopal Seminary in Detroit for phi¬ She was talking about the Lord has taught in the Department Chaplin to the University- tshop of Canterl iry. Pri losophy; Mt. St. Mary's of the West, Norwood. Ohio; and St. of Religion at MSU, and has been Rev. Edward Roth, Rector university of the Church of England. active in the Newman Club and Rev. George Tuma, Curate • Johr: Provincial Seminary in life *iihjgct of the British realm. T'Afumitv f d ucationsl c.tmi'er f nces Michigan. In June, 195! he was ordained retreats, commencement ad¬ PROGRAM T • at St. Mary Cathedral in Lan¬ sing and assigned as assistant dresses and youth work. A t pre¬ sent he serves on the Advisory Roard to the National Newman St. John's Has Students Fowld«tl in 1957, Si. John Stu- "X 2JZ&ZJ2& and their ramihes. Student spirit- uality is the primary concern of and to , , ..«• j^integrwe .-Jei.t .ntegrate d«V ^ ^ as ""PPer. ski trips, ^iTlc Also programs such toboggan parties, the parish and plays are offered. ual program is geared to the ... the pariSh Because MSU has a large per- vsmental and cen«* °,f m""ried students, the , v, scholastic f»rrl*h *so ofers • of P1"0^*1715 Planned specifically *8n">' Edgewood Peoples First Church Ofl rse . scripture, and designed for Church Interdenominational Christ Scierti$tI s and grooms. 469 North • Ha*adom Road 1 features 'if® East Lansing, Michigan . sTecial lec- tnP iou» r ei.g.ous (5 blocks north of Grand organizations and churches. River) Missionary to MINISTERS lessor at MSU, :hop. The Deseret Give Service in Rev. Truman A. Morrison HRevTR. Paige Bircfwell. Jr. i-jpus organization Spanish . WORSHIP SERVICES Rev. Phil Saint, Missionary 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 3w more Evangelist and chalk artist from CHURCH SCHOOL ill Elder Cordoba, Argentina will conduct 9:30 5. 11:00 a.m. th, Ed. 2-1653. entire service in Spanish this Crib room thru High School Saturday, Oct. 6 at 7:30 p,.m. at Sunday, Oct. 7th African the Inter-city Bible Church. Mr. Saint's brother, Nate*a mission¬ Sermon by Rev. Truman A. Morrison ary pilot, and four companions Language were killed by the Auca Indians in the Ecuadorian jungles in Janu¬ ary 1956. Life magazine carried Affilated Of C hrist, with United Church Congregational- Enrolls 10 a complete story of the incident. Rachel Saint, a sister, who is Christian, Evangelical and enrolled in now translating the Bible into the v, Yoruba course Auca language and living in me . -.f of the lang- prirfUtive Auca village , was St. Johns Student rv.rf, "nthropology featured on the "This is Your . .. tnients. Yor- life" T\'program. Parish :e three main Last September, a local radio Fr.' R. Kavanaugh V^cria. station broadcast a fifteen minute Fr. T. McDevitt \:'-.-ican language interview with Mr. Saint con- 32- M.A.C. v>as cancelled cemlng the work which he is doing Sunday Masses professor left in Argentina. He reported that he has sold his home inGreensboro, 7:15-8:30-945 (High) 11:15 - 12:30 work In class is North Carolina, and now con- (Babysitting at 9-3C. 9:45 & Aremu, aiders Cordoba his home. Mr. 11:15 masses) iSadan. Saint Is married and the father Daily Masses - 6:*3 & 8:00 s s studying en- of five children. a.m.; 12:10 & 4:45 p.m. ; • ution to the All Spanish speakir.g people is nasic class are invited to attend. Mr. Saint Saturday Masses S:CX) Si 9:00 Confession daily at 12:- .. ts written by will also be at the Inter-city . Bible Church to? services on 10 Jay • 5:30 & 7:30-9:00 p.n Sunday, Oct. 7. Novena Services Jewish Services Tues. 5:15 J. Daily Rosary 4:30 30 p.m p.m In Music Bid". Open House The B'nai B'rith Hlllel Foun¬ Friday evening dation will hold Yom Dance Saturday Kippur. :hose with Kolnidre services on Sunday. night 9-12 pjti. >eday going Oct. 7 at 7:30 pjn. in the Music jline & Be volved Building auditorium. Phone E On Monday. Oct. 9, the Yom Kippur day of atonement, ser¬ EoStmi raster j vices will be held in the Alumni University Methodist Memorial CHURCH Presbyterian 0*1 Chapel at 4:30 a.m. Yom Kippur is the official Jew¬ ish day of atonement. in African affairs, and those with an Intellectual curiosity about an unusual language, World-wide Communion Wolff hopes an advanced course can be offered in 1963. He will be working on the manual this winter, as well as revising the MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL & STUDENT CENTER East Lansing - Ph. 332-07~S WESLEY FOUNDATION vreK. Bundenthal, Campus Paster ■ Consecration Sunday Geroge I. Jordan, Minister ' 10:00 a,m. Holy Eucharist ramgWorship 2:30 p.m. Lutheran Alumni meet at R. 31 of the Union. *' -Uowship Dinner with Gamma Delta as host, open to ail. Cost 50< Supper 6 p.m. - F orum 7 p.rr Gamma Delta Program.8:i5 p.m. Free bus transportation 15 t Vespers 30 minutes before each serv ! Student center is open daily from ound the campus. for meditation, prayer, and sociability. First Christian EAST LANSING East tonsil Reformed Church FRIENDS MEETING Unity Ce^er 2-40 Marshall St. Lansing (Quakers) Rev. John M. Hofman. Pastor Morning Service 9:00 & 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. College House Evening Service ~ p.m. of Those in need of transpor¬ Peoples Church tation Basement Room call: Mr. Henry Bosch at ED 2-2223, Mr. A. Die* em a at IV 5-5041, Rev. Hofmar a; 1'. 5-3650 First Church Okemos Church Olivet BaPti^f Of the Nazarene of the Nazarene Genesee at Butler 1906 Hamilton Rd. C.A. Bruch, pastor Church School Sunda> School 10:00 «-m. - 9:45 a.m Morning Worship 11:00 ajn. _ Worship- 11:00 a.m Young Peoples Service Youth Grosps Yetxh Groups- *:00 p.m Evening Evangel!sue Hour- ?r00 6:15 pjn. & p.m Evening Service 7:00 pjn. Mid-week Prayer Wed. Nursery Prr.vi^jd 7:30 pjn. Trwsr>-:'™*t Call ED 7-9207 for free trans - mm.J H*rry T. Stanley, Minister portatlon.