Inside Weather MICHIGAN STATE NEWS wM !*». pA Cloudy with light rain or dri*- fo«tba>l, P*- STATE ile snding by wight. High in UNIVERSITY mid-Ws. East Lansing, Michigan Monday October 8. 1962 Price 10£ Democrat Hopefuls jchirra Visit Is 'The GOP jports Hurried, Blocks Chaotic in Flight By STEVE COLE Progress' Of the State News Praises Swainson, It's a hectic time for all coe- cerned when the President comes Swipes at Romney al m m to town and F riday night was no exception when Kennedy arrived Detroit's By SALLY DERRICKSGN Of the State Newt at Metropolitan President John F. Kennedy :-:'s first of- urged e 1 e c 11 oT^TSmocfatic he orbkt- Cheering crowds were thick at ;;ici the airport, along the motorcade Congressmen and state officers . - last Wed- and accused Republicans of block¬ routes and in front of the Sher¬ . - per hour, ing progress in a brief speecn aton Cadillac Hotel where Ken¬ •: rtheoot of to 6,000 in Detroit Saturday. -e Pacific. nedy gave a short talk late Sat¬ The President spoke to an en¬ ..-conference urday morning. thusiastic crowd, jam-packed for j An estimated 18.000 poop 11 two blocks on either side of the turned out Friday night, about entrance to the Sheraton-Cadillac 6,000 gathered for Saturday's HotPl in downtown Detroit. speech and more than 400,000 Detroit was his first stop on persons lined the 26 mile route the whirwind tour of Michigan to to the airport Saturday. It wal boost the state Democratic slate. the largest crowd since a Tr»« He carried the same message to man rally 14 years ago, accord¬ Flint and Muskegon, and later TALK ABOUT WALKING BILLBOARDS-Advertising might ing to party officials and polioe. flew to Minnesota. Aboet 425 Detroit police Of¬ not have been the main idea Dick Campbell, Marcellins, NY. "We aeed every vote we can ficers were assigned to stavvKh rs report anu rge uring of the hydrogen Preparation for die cW ex¬ •MKKtead Monday that a noweor- "A goad metropolitan news- organizations. (Conti >ed Romney, Republican rusters, which ecutive's visit began weeks qp ptretioo formed by Earn Lansing paper already gives us news of on page 3) Career Carnival will be apen Monday from 6:30 to date for Governor, who it attitude in relation to the lO.p.m, as Secre* Service men checked Tuesday 10 to 11:30 ajn.. 1:15 to 4:30 pjn. and 7:30 to 10 pan. been playing up his Ref r ftis regualte yaw, Sight he had dual at A banquet for company representatives is scheduled for 5:30 in Kellogg Center. Tuesday all buildings in the afea of die hotel, buildings along the motor¬ cade routes and all persons who Police Busy i the campus presents < Offender With d Re- | far hig* thru at and others (Continued ee page 7) from the angle most students think. control. These Instead of keeping close watch on the i of GOP candidal .•ml to position Uniyersify, carflpue police are busy pro " •"£■ stmosphere Campus U.N. deviate* who may seek to peer in parked alone or in pairs, or peep in the window£ of n Kennedy praised Gov. John B. generates 3,000 Today, Dave Jaehnig, State News stiff Debates, Seats problems on the campus. unemployed i From AP and UPI Wlrbs Red Chinese Fifth of e Series "undesirable! uary, 1961. Walker Released From Hospfeel The Campus U.N. voted to ad¬ "We don't talk about that at the University. Neil mit Rod China Friday night after It's bad far our public image." t belie Democratic canc SPRWGFIELD, MO., Former MaJ. Gen. Edwin A. Walker, heated three-hour debate. Thus, half sarcastically, an investigating of¬ Mcuss a gress at large, were on tl who was released from the UJ5. Medical Center here on $50,000 The decision ended a four- ficer at the can^pus police sums up the usual peepers were the main form with the President bond last night, left shortly after noon Sunday by private plane ■ year stalemate which had bar¬ University attitude toward bringing polite prob¬ problem of the L'ni ;rsiry police for several the brief talk. for his home in Dallas, Tex. red Red Chinese representation lems *rith sexually warped minds into the open. years. Now the pre I em is young boys, de- Kennedy appealed to the crowd smmon Abroed the two-engine plane with Walker were his mother, Mrs. Charlotte Walker of San Antonio, the pilot and three aides. in the General Assembly. Botfc Communist and Nationalist China As long as the police department has op¬ erated at the University, it has had problems scribed as around 1 and older men, labeled rved and encountered by to register- before the Monday deadline. The plane was due to arrive at Dallas' Love Field between with se* on the campus. Strangely, only 50 students. are now represented. Night after night, police have in¬ "How can anyone in this State arket 3:15 pjn. and 3:30 p.m, Sunday. NAACP Eyes Alabama, South The original resolution pro¬ posed by Inlda would have in¬ percent sf them stem from the students them- "Are you creased the foot patrol, moved in unmarked cars, and warned couples to move to safer or in tfiis indifferent city say they are too to register and vote?" ^ State, Corolina validated Nationalist credentials really tapping couples on the locations. he asked thecrowd, declaring that -mist learn shoulder?" was the classic question of an in- and turned over the aeoembly The Officers have chased subjects churches have been burned and Jirimon Market NEW YORK, Rov Wllkins. executive secretary of the NAACP, coed who saw two officers walking brush said he believes there'll be "less trouble" Integrating seat to Red China. However, the the along the Red Cedar and people shot in the United States schools neor Beatnnont Tower. paths at Beaumont Tower. \ fast footrace one 4 pro- Indian plan was replaced by an for attempting to register. in South Carolina than there was In Mississippi. The officers weren't economics. amendment which recognised the "rapping couples." They night caught a 50-year-old resident of Grand On his first politicking trip "But we would have almost as much trouble, I Imagine. In Alabama as in Mississippi, " WUkins said. "Alabama Is pretty legality "of" both Chinese govern- protecting the couples from sexually- Rapids who was watching lovers near the Alumni since the 1960 campaign, Ken¬ bad. All that can be said is that it's a shade above Mississippi." ments warped Individuals who might have been trsil- Chapel. nedy called the upcoming Nov. South Carolina and Alabama are the only two states still re¬ Introduced by GuinOa, the ln« them' 81x1 coeds walkln« ®lone who 6 elections a amendment stased that the former be targets of male exhibhionists. (Continued on page 8) sisting school integration. state of China is dead and has _. Many _peoplsJlndJt hard to believe such ~ De Gaulle Amendment Plan Draws Opposition been succeeded by two states, the that die i People's Republic of China and : lily willing the Republic of China oo Taiwan. PARIS, The Popular Republican Party's (MRP) National Com¬ commit- mittee denounced President Charles De Gaulle's constitutional "Both are entitled to seats in 1 d he said amengmeut plan Sunday and urged MRP followers to vote no in this assembly," the amendment the forth coming referendum. concluded. The MRP, a largely Roman Catholic but left-of-center party, Since the Campus t'.N. has no i 1 helped oust Premier Georges Pompidou in the National Assembly Security Council, China's veto ground of showdown Friday morning. power did not affect the debate 'part of a The MRP leadership voted. 110-23, to wage a campaign against over dual representation. ansiflS a constitutional change which comes to a vote in a referendum Delegates from neutral and e- r. 1957, at Oct. 28. The changes would provide for direct election of future merging nations strongly sup¬ Renter * countries French Presidents, rather than by a sort of electoral college as ported admission of Red China. e alliance « present. Neutrals expressed the fear tljat MM disarmament negotiations would X* be futile without Red China. c°s Ireland, "How can ue decide about * &ct ^ HAVANA, Informed sources in Havana report that attorney James suspension of prohibition of nu¬ I.-, red to be ad- clear tests without consulting *11 9001 Donovan flew back to Miami Sunday to confer with family committees '. -t i - thot have been trying to obtain the release of some eleven hundred nations of the world?" asked the -wimcr V Indian delegate. "ket, "Jf u Cuban invasion prisoners. No reason was fiven for the trip and there is no indication die Other neutrals argued that it >*££23 negotiations with Castro have hit a snag. !t is believed Donovan la extremely dangerous for one- fourth Of the earth's people to be iower tar- may have persuaded Castro to lower his Initial demand of $62 exempt from U.N. charter reg¬ ' j than - - with million for the release of the prisoners. ulations. trie r e'n 50 harassing them. ■arid. He lose: Junior and senior coeds can quickly te.'i U slots to ti Howard Tells Why coeds those ideas that the poorest, most Ill-dressed •: upperclassmen. And those upperclassr on fashion of their own. e- 'est#, in topic of Kra'.e. Re plot back:. No one would ever set up a fashion scale f—; - He Refuses Committee classmen, and they regularly leave advert••• with their lack of fashion consciousness. [ t : to look neat, well-groomed and presentable... "i ' _ ,JPper. a Editor's note: In this statement to the stu¬ who wish to appear on campus. seat In their trousers. shis, dent In case you coeds wonder what those Us hard to folic body, All-University Student Govern¬ The view» expressed ore those of Ho¬ same uppe- think about coed fashion, here's a brief ment for President Bob Howard gives refusing a seat On the faculty-student his reasons ward's and should not be interpreted as those of State News. Letters to the Editor "Let's get rid of the dirty, torn, sockless go back to hose and flats, or knee socks ar.d io;uV samp;::. . irouly Hosts " committee which is to screen oil speakers "Get those coeds out of men's coats and 3 clothing. By virtue of my position as President of AUSG, I have been instructed to sit on the student-faculty committee to clear outside purpose or responsibility—as in this case— that probability becomes too great to ignore. I can think of few things more ridiculous than On Local Liquor, Etc. "The bermuda shorts are fine, but let's skirts, and less In slacks, and shorts. What female instinct?" : :>: a speakers. Because I personally disagree with a meeting of a committee to determine for To the editor: graded the morals of this city. Southeast Asia. The United States "Femininity seems out of style. That clean, jus: ,t both the policy which it is to implement and what purpose that committee is to meet. This 1 ette is In raply to box look seldom shows up tn the classroom Liquor is a socially accepted is presently engaged In anymore.' the manner in which it has been created, I therefo declared v and faculty people "If they didn't have that no pants rule f-.r s feel that in all good conscience 1 must re¬ any specification of the rules of procedui have special competences people of East probably all they'd wear there, too. Are skirts out fuse to take a seat on this committee. 1 feel under which It will operate. This again lends confronting the students of Mich- being called upon to serve, We could go on, but you get the idea. The Lansing be forced to drive . • : f: it imperative that I make clear to the stu¬ itself to abuse of the power held by the com¬ fgan State and the residents of Lansing drink and endanger International events thus have classmen is for more femininity in the female, - dent body my reasons for taking this course mittee. It seems patently obvious to me that East Lansing. the 1 of the citizenry by repercussions on our campus. the coed. fair and equal consideration would not be given There is a definite issue in- driving a long distance after And as a parting shot at hairdo's, let's 1 believe that the pass on policy of clearing outside to each prospective speaker. The time factor volved in the proposal to rtiake Iwao Ishino they have endulged. If the "Glad to hear that hairdos are shortening up or speakers cannot avoid violating the r.ght of alone militates against fairness, for the volume East Lansing • "wet" Thought after the bouffants, bee-hives, and Jackie freedom of speech on the campus, and violat¬ of outside speakers is considerable and de¬ mtrnity. As Mr. Johnson the next Rockefeller would be a halr-apr.iy .T.arj ing its logical extension, the freedom to listen. cisions should not be made without some in- "V ow to keep America drinking rather than the set pur- One of the basic tenets of legal system rhe basis for this our vestigation. Perhaps there is no intent to give fr pose of getting intoxicated, i man is innocent until proven guilty, each speaker fair and equal consideration, country" democracy is freedom Yet this policy presumes to know and judge President Hannah pointed out on May 21, of choice. If Mr. Johnson feels If you believe as strongly as what a man will say before he has said it. I consider this on its face to be a corruption of our It legal system. may be argued that even if this com¬ 1962—four days after the Board of Trustees had banned Robert Thompson—that a regulation existed for clearing outside speakers. The regulation had fallen into such disuse that that democracy may be continued you have professed in the "evils" by limiting choice on such sub- of Alcohol, would it not be better jectSj this fine nation would not to persuade people of this through have survived until 1800. As we moral persuasion than legis- Check Your Future mittee did not exist, the policy would still neither students administration all know, this country has Sur- lation? The Volstead Act tried to at Hie nor were aware be carried out. Unfortunatley, this may be of it. If the policy had been operative, it would vived many internal and external legislate morals and as "we all .true. I see no reason, however, why 1 per¬ have been employed through the ,Provost tn problems. World War I and World know this was a failure. People sonally should take part in carrying out apolicy the Thompson case. I suggest that before War II were started by countries will do as they please no matter 'with which I I consider refusing to sit cannot this on agree. in * Itself" valid the speaker clearing com¬ reason for embarking on a new method of implementing i policy dusty with age, the policy itself should be re-examined. The existence of the policy where freedom of choice *wa« what the laws of this nation per - limited or completely excluded 'scribe. If you are Such an avid in the rights of its people. prohibitionist, I feel you should 14th Annual Career Carnival mittee. But there are further reasons, of alone does not Justify its continuance. Before a George Washington, who attempt to bring up the moral procedural nature, for my taking this action. creating a new mechanism, let's reconsider brought this country through it's standards of this nation. This The students were confronted with the com¬ the need and desirability for the policy Itself. first major difficulty, did not cannot be done by legislation as mittee as an accomplished fact. It was created force his men to drink their dally I already stated. You are taking Finally, let us consider some of the ef¬ without It seems consulting or informing us in any way. unreasonable to me that students fects of a speaker clearing policy. I can imagine no greater insult to a prospective speaker than portion of rum. These men had thc wrong approach, Mr. John- the choice to drink this liquid, son. Have you thought about Company Representatives from.. should be told to sit on committee when we which is purchased and consumed a to inform him that he must be "cleared" Joining the W.C.T.U.? have had no chance to say whether we con¬ In "smelly taverns," before he can speak. Remember that this com¬ through- John Hermann sider the committee necessary or desirable. I out this fine nation. mittee should consider each speaker equally, have been openly curious about this, but have regardless of his seeming respectability. Why then, Mr. Johnson, should .•OTr/v been unable was created in this to get any explanation of why it The policy is certainly a hindrance upon not the people of East Lansing end MSUOverSdtS Airlines International Business Machine? 0 way. I should mention here all student organizations. MSU's paternalism the students of Michigan State American Hotel Association The Kroger Company that 1 was on campus and conferring period¬ has already placed enough obstacles in the University have the same op- t'ie Editor: Armour and Company KVP Sutherland Company ically with administration officials while the path of student organizations and we can well portunity? If this proposal is ^our editorial ofTuesday, Bell Telephone committee was being planned. Michigan Associstion of Cer-ned do without this additional red tape. passed the people of East Lansing October 2, 1962, used Sociology A.T. & T. Long Lines Accountants Why were students not consulted in tneforma- I feel that this policy is another demon¬ and the students will not be forced 463 (Social Anthropology) as an Bell Laboratories :ion of the committee? I should like to point stration of the relative Immaturity of MSU to enter these dens of sin and ex,mPle t0 Illustrate "frequent" Michigan Bell Telephone Company Michigan Association of Chiefs of out that students and faculty will be in a poor in the academic community of the United States* moral corruption. They have this cancellation of classes. It sug- Sandia Corporation Michigan Education Association josition to protest the banning of a speaker by I do not subscribe to the rosy image of MSU's choice. gests the reason for the cancel- Western Electric Company Michigan National Bank ill be their repre- academic standing painted by our administra¬ Being a former resident of lation is "th,t not enought stu- Bendlx Corporation Michigan Press Association Im e decis . It 1 tion. I believe the University's academic rep¬ Mldland, 1 have the opportunity dents registered for tha partic- Boeing Airplane Company Michigan State Chiropracti. >0 *' that the administration which feels the Michigan State Civil Service Com: it is utation can ill afford another setback at this to travel to Mt. Pleasant many u,ar class. ' This reason does not Boy Scouts of America necessity for enforcing this policy, yet they times. This community does not the case for Sociology 463. Burroughs Corporation Michigan State Dental Socier. would be obviated of responsibility for its I am certainly not opposed to students and have the "stench" as you saiHT The r«a»on for the cancellation Central Intelligence Agency Michigan State Medical Socier, enforcement by the make-up of the commit¬ Central Soya Company, Inc. Michigan State Police faculty exercising more power in the affairs Mt. Pleasant is a fine college ia a facultV member was National Bank of Detroit tee--there are no voting administration rep¬ of this University. In fact I think that in community and the beer and wine suddenly called for temporary Chrysler Corporation resentatives. If the students are to rake the sold in this down- re9earch d«y 1 i mission t Collins Radio Company The Northwestern Mutual Lift !• * the University power structure, students and city has t responsibility for carrying out a policy, then faculty have much less power than they de¬ Consumers Power Company Reynolds Metals Company we whether should there first have should a be voice in determining any policy and what serve. in this But if we are to be given responsibility I think it should extend to the Crossword Puzzle luananaaa □□□ Cooperative Extension Service The Detroit Edison Company Standard Oil Division of American Oil >rr . ;- right to case, examine the policy itself, and the ■□o ooo aunt nil Diamond Alkali Company State Bar of Michigan The committee has been created without any need and □nca Baam The Dow Chemical Company The Tlmken Roller Bearir.c desirability for continuing it. We specific statement of the need or purpose which have been □ana □ciaaaaa Dow Coming Corporation United States Air Force not given that right, and I believe the committee will fulfill, or of the charge it will not be available through the committee. qqq oncim ran B. I. DuPont DeNemours & Co., Inc. United States Army of responsibility under which it will operate. Therefore I feel I have no alternative but □□ uaqaia □□□ Ex-Cell-o Corporation United States Civil Servic- omrni Any body which is given power has a sig¬ to Refuse a seat on the abbr. □naaaSH aaaa Ford Motor Company United States Coast Guard nificant probability of abusing that power. When Robert Howard 34. Wolframite aaou General Motors Corporation United States Departmer: 35. Dusk a body is given power without specification of AUSG President 36. 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Satur- rout- "Sonny" Grandelius against Oregon State, Rubick the ri,.K,HW,Il.wl.k,rli «n One of thefirstwell-wlshersin dressing room after the game well and well and gave cave all til the good holes, as they amassed a the runners runners breakaway 67-yaras for taunt of 67-yaraa breakaway jaunt • TD covering a major portion, M Rushes ■ m W day and showed excellent block- Saturday s output coupled with was Rubick's father. After being total of 492 yards rushing. With only 2:18 gone In the ing, but was still weak on pass his performance on the coast Introduced to the team by one Sherman Lewis, whom Rubick second quarter, MSU added • defense iast weekend gives the explosive of the members of the coaching replaced on offense, turned in third score, when Lewis bolted Big news of the day was more runner a total of 265 yards rush- staff, Mr. Rubick went over to a creditable performance with int0 the end zone from the eight. than the first victory of the ln8 in carries. He also hit ^ With a shy, sheepish ^ 104 yards in 13 tries. Roger Behind the accurate passing season for Coach Duffy on two out of two passes against ^ Rm askgd Mf dad. Lopes kept his high per carry ot Quarterback Junior Edge, the Daugberty's charges. It was the Stanford for 53 yards, which puts "Where'd you get the new hat?" average, as he scooted 39 yards Tarheels scored their only score running of Ron Rublck. In 14 him on top of the Spartan off- js ryptcai 0f the quiet in four attempts. on • 20-yard pass play to end carries Saturday, Rubick reeled ensive leaders with 318 yards. tailj)acjCj who stands 5' 8" and' This givey Lopes 94 yards Bob Lacey. It was one of 19 off a total of 207 yards for an Watching from the stands Sat- tipg the scaies at 175. As In 11 carries for an 8.5 aver- completions by Edge In 27 at- average of 14.8 yards per carry, "rday were Rubick's parents and Coach Daugherty exclaimed to age. tempts. This earned the Junior tail- his 78-year-old grandfathers- newsmen after'the game, "He's The Spartans kicked off Sat- Edge was a thorne in the bac* f*-oni- loag with 32 other friends and g _retry g0od second-stringer." urday, and the first defensive Spartans side all afternoon, as I ff ioJnCHIs 207 relatives from insula. En the route to Upper Pen- the record. Despite his one.man broken unit, first which did not give up a his aerral completions accounted jingle game, passed fieid ^ spectacle Rubick down all afternoon, held for 244 of North Carolina's 296 ? ; ; old mark of 184 yards s they saw Ron tally three touch- had a lof o{ good bIocklng. All the Tarheels of Coach Jim yards. 1950 by All-American Even downs-one less than the Spar tan tha Spartan blockers Hickey. Taking the pigskin over State scored Just before the hit their assignments hard and on the North Carolina 47, it half to push its lead to 26-6. took the green and white five Rubick went around end 11 yards plays to move in for the score, for the touchdown. Hitting pay- Lewis went the final six yards dirt each of the last two perl- over- tackle, with Earl Lattimer ods rounded out the Spartan kicklrig the PAT. scoring. On the next series of downs. Lopes bounced off one tackier Coach Daugherty saw his second and went into the end zone from unit move into the end zone for four yards out in the third, and the score. In three plays. State Rubick shot over right tackle moved 80 yards, with Rubick's fr<«n the 15-yard line in the final ptjmzg. LEWIS IH FOR TOUCHDOWH-Shermon I are .Spartans who threw Ln Ohio Captures Triangular Lewis (20), junior tailback, scampers off n Tarheel dlefensemen. lr. y <*'l -State N.w, Photo right tackle lor a touchdown. Shown on by Hub*, J Harriers Coach of Tarheels Compares By JOHN VAN GIESON Picked by Coach Fran Dittrich Michigan State Attack with OSU'I to run in Bowen's place was Of The State News sophomore Jack Amie. He ran 3 varsity iea..i= »=. ^ weu but didn't score, outs Saturday, but the Two other factors which "They were just as tough as mosphere In the Spartan locker well. "Lew: ; r e on the receiving Ohio State," stated North Caro- room. Coach Duffy Daugherty vvere overwhelmed by worked againsl thC Spartans were Mlgyanka all /"A." Una coach Jim Hickey after his was smiling and full of com- Ohio Ui (he hnls Qn {he ohiQ CQUrse and he pointed o =° sity in a triangular the fact th#£ ohlo has run ln wo Tar Heels were smashed 38-6 ments. "remember meet at Athens, Ohio. before Saturday. by MSU last Saturday. When asked about Rubick, meets yanka did Final score was Ohio 19, MSU Dittrich said that this Despite his disappointment, Daugherty praised him highly but Rubick." 51, and Ohio State 1. flfth time in six years that the Hickey was ready to express added, "there's Just one bad thing Ohio U. runnei ; nearly mon- cr0M country squad has dropped Ws views of the game. about this-Rubick will be "Spar- opolized the race they took five i[s He biamed It on the What did he think of Ron Ru- tan of the Week" again and as I of the first six pis ?s. Only Ohio late start the team getg 0ther bick? "He's a real good boy, recall from my TV show last s, with a sec- SChools start practice and meets but we knew that coming Into this week, he's a little too shy for i gain passin) RUBICK ON LOOSE-Ron Rubick (33), jun- earlier than the Same- 1 thought he played good television." i behind, while Pi ond place, prevented Ohio from ior tailback, eludes a North Carolina tack¬ scoring a perfect 15. ire generally in bai_lDid"8^nst Stanford." Shortly after mention of Ru- In comparing this weeks pi ier in one of his longer gains in Saturday's it right. i the early r, Daugherty have any sur- blck breaking Sonny Grandelius' with that of last Individual honors went to Ohio week. Dajgfctd -State News Phol prises? "No, he didn't do any- single game rushing record said "what a difference gridir lory. Ed Budde (79) is coming star Roy Fleming with a time of thing different ln this game. His someone asked "Who you iasm makes 20:56. State will meet Ohio again ln Just did everything better going ball think we made 3S mar.v Intramural Schedules Spartan co-captaln Roger Humb irger paced his mates with the NCAA meet. Coach Dittrich than last week." sald that he expects the score to to?" Daugherty grinned then said What about State's line? "They "take a guess". This as last week, but the brought a putting out today." N. a seventh place. He was clocked be a lot different then. were better than I expected. In the chuckle from the newsmen after Campbell 1-S. Campbell at 22:08. ln sPlte of the score Dittrich films we took of the Stanford I expect we'll have Butterfield 5-6; W. Mayo 1- game which Duffy added "How about team before the Old Other State point-scorers expressed his satisfaction big linemen were just Grandelius?" year Gym. court 3. - VVlls were Orlln Larson, Don Castle, explained. " J Field one - Rinky Dinks-Blitzers; 1-2; Rather J-2; Wilson ll-Ab! sure Although high ln praise for haven't pi aye: Mike Kaines and Ron Berby. Arhouse-Arsenal; Argonaughts- I; N. Williams 1-Snyder. harriers will undergo a shakeup. standing around today." Rubick, he expressed satisfaction yet.' Ar-. The Spartans were hurt by the There was a more lubllant at- for the rest of Dukes; Archopteryx-Arc-s; First game at 7 p.m., othe '.m., otners his backfleld, as New Gym, court absence of sophomore Jan Bowen. TroJan-Spooners; Aristocrats- . at half hour Intervals. 3-4; Case 5-6; Butter•field 1 Bowen earned a place on the team, Butterfield 3-4. but sprained his ankle in time Field two Bailey 4-5; Bai¬ Just What You've Needed for Your Books! - ~ ' New Gym, court 2 Wilson trials Wednesday. 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Grand River Peek, center forward, iiree of the five goals JOIN la Snyder, left wing, and ley,right mne^cotn- hnr.ing margin. ;e game the Spartan ss Dorothy McKnight, TODAY!! tor,treated theVal- ! ard their advisor, Brown, to luncheon n's Intramural Build- Ms then took fifty- eats at the 3 of MSU-NC Athletic Di- 'WEEK END KICKOFF" Btfgie Munn. P-PATTERSON I GoaJ, $ THE UNDER get Lots More from IjM CLUB i non' body •ftogriBj Dancing-Drag or Stag in the blend , -Paddlas To Records-(no dimes needed ) ''Mors Nobody's ready suggesting romance will be yours if you wear more flavor U.S. Keds. But it is true that Keds are the best-fitting, the most Friday Oct 12 3:30-5:30 comfortable, good-looking and long-wearing fabric casuals you in the smoke Union Parlor C r can buy. Because Keds are made with costlier fabrics. With an Itmilld** c r: : more taste jive shockproofed arch cushion and cushioned innersole In short, with ill those "extras" that make them your best buy through the filter TH. UNION BOOK STORE in the long run. Head for your nearest Keds dealer. Get that Its the rich-fla> leaf that doc# it! Among L&M's choice tobaccos there's more Keds look, that Keds fit . . CET THAT «EAT KEDS FEEUMfi! or Right on Campus-in the Union Bldg. of lh»s longer-aged, extra-cured leaf than even in some unBltered cigarettes. And A Department of Mich. State Univ. with L&M's modem filter — the Miracle Tip — only pure white touches your lips. 0K Halted !••••! Get lots more from L&M — the filter cigarette for people who really like to smoke. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monda U[jOctobe, "We hod many EMPLOYEE FOUND IMMEDIATELY! colts and fl Had tha position right away.". 1961, 1962 CORVETTES. MEN'S SHOE SALESMAN. Part BBf- !«SM5 —-- ■ Al MWttU11! W15BT h Service _ 230. 245. 300. 3 and 4 speeds. time. Experienced AddIv Prlce " *15- c«'> 337-1212 aft- "*** now beln« t"k*n "HICKS available at Campus Barber Shoo Posi-Traction. Immaculate sport Knapp's. East Lansing. TE " * STUD,°> hlle you wait or *>U day service. ED 2-6169 for or on* ap- ~~~~~~~~~~ HORSES BOARDED. New barn. " directly across from Student Ser- Hoon _JL B](jg c8 1956- 1961 VOLKSWAGENS. Sun-roofs and 2 doors. Deiuxe MALE HELP. This employm^ Zenith transoceanic short *lao wave Kumiss out I Check Your Fu- *esli!£fe retas. TUTORING: Accounting (begln- at we (Continutd fro stationwagon. You'll do better your spare time, if «« today at Career Carnival. Call ED 7-2791. » **manage movo t0 1 Ing gover at SPARTAN. 1959 -1961 Galaxies. Fully e- ££?£: offer. IV 5-4054. ~-s ,frur'"oOT-'irrai* - theses ^nted courses, beginning pay- chology. Graduate student. Ken r*Y Italy's dellegate • AUTOMOTIVE quipped with all power assists, daily to 515 "k7~Z * FOr Rent n {®EP A HAIRCUT? Tom s Bar- berahop, 3002 Vine St. West of Rapid service, quality Diazo Carter.Carter. IV IV O.MM 9-6885. .« <- Sears' Frandor Store. - ------ Opposite WHV PAVIUME ILJEWHERE? tt". Refer '■'? to Hard to equal. MUBiLt HOME 42. X . _ 8'. Ejc- MarektJrug. Open 8-5:30,Tues., .. , _ Kore» •FOR RENT « ent condition. Reasonable Thur.. 1 Sat. 3 CAPITAL CITY BLUE When you can get^rofessional that R^i •LOST 8. FOUND STUDENT barbers. Call dry cleaning at Wendrow*s waged v. MACHINEST Married couple dnly. ED IV 4-8844. t SPARTAN MOTORS Also cut ladles'hair. C 221 S. Grand Econowash and Dry Cleaners for l fie United States •PERSONAL metal lathe experience. Half time 2-2437. •PEANUTS PERSONAL or more. $1.25, $1.50/hour. 355- Tn ,.UiDcr Lansing - IV 2-5431 C7 TO SHARE apartment i cleaned and pressed, only 50f; prevent th*. •REAL ESTATE julnean ai fr°m " suits, dresses, plain coats, Just repiar •SERVICE fTifUaten Albert at ^A-C- over M>rie's- ALTERATIONS. Hemming & ~ *1. Load in at 3006 Vine St. resolution The Sov'6""' •TRANSPORTATION le. Contact Rehabilitation — : 1 F.p 2-86:i. - 8 styling: forma1 s trousers. . 1/2 block i of Sear's Fran- that only •WANTED 1957 FORD-HIDE-AWAY Medical Center. IV 4-7701. Ext. ^OOMS WANTED I 25,000 students to at- 1962 Career Carnival. I skirts, etc. NEEDLE'N THREAD et^r, .no J* c.^L dor 5>tore. Red Chin^,^ HARDTOP. All white. Many ex- 12 LARGE DOUBLE r - SHOP. 108 Division, behindCam- :: as. Phone 332-6833. 7 for i • PoTTtlONS FOR locations, well 1958 METROPOLITAN. Heater" 616 Michigan PHONE: radio, low mileage, excellent condition. Best offer. ED2-8905. IV 2-1543. TALLIN For Represent- 2-2913. National C10 j DOUBLE ROOM for rem 1/2 blocks from Union.Call sssTcSrisss. COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 a, to 8:30 p.m. TV Technicians, 1 355-8255 3022 E. Michigan. Call IV 7-5558. or 8256 1 th« vicinity SPACIOUS 4 and _9 and a social fraternity. October h*^ man 2 man meet the de- — The 1960 PONT!AC Catalina. 2 doc ast Lansing m3 approved. Both have pri- - - amendment 1 created by T.V. adve f entrance, bath, and park- Check your fur 'DAY hardtop, low mileage, exceilei For appointment in your ing. Just listed. IV 4-983*4 af- annual Career Carnival tonight any make. Call Mac. TU 2- TYPING SERVICE SI.00 condition. Call IV 9-0783. 1 52?6. 3 DAYS $2 00 ? call evenings: Mrs. Alana ter4. 9 and tomorrow in theUnlon Build- . - LUCY WELLS for Fast accurate abstention- ,! 5 DAYS NICK AZELBORN COMBO. Good typing on elite IBM typewriter. votes in Ca- Pus S3.00 PLYMOUTH, 1956. V8 er.gin< 'Sosed 15 words music, matched Jackets, PA sys- Call 339-2139. C re on per od) 'thirds ma, Peanuts Personal 4*3?\A* about campus • For Sale ... dent of new merr h preferred. No smoking. $9. ma msc 355-1003' APPLES. Fresh pure sweet 321 Kedzle. ED 2-2788. 11 Friday's rn cider. Farm fresh eggs, squash, dorm iiving with living at Alphi WE SELL AND service black and wh,te- ^ coIor) IBM. General of the acader SPACIOUS KCOM In faculty Kappa Psi, professional business white and color TV's. RCA Vic- ^ng; ter™ Papers,.theses, dls- Z^^Ll,*8.0 Halloween pumpkins, and other home. 8 minutes from campuS! fraSrnlty. See your grades go up, factory authorized service _jertatlon. ED 2-8384. _0 2 50* dek^s-, ^ Automotive fruits and vegetables at reason¬ private bath, quiet. Call ED 2- your fun go up, and your Sun- on- EDIE STARR: Typist, theses, countries. i960 SAAB. fixceller 2950. 9 day expense go down. Rush held MOBILE TV able prices. Roadside Farm disertations, term papers, gen¬ $725, financing avails 1301 W. Mount Hope Market, 3 miles east of E. Lans- i crpnMtM October 9 and 10. 244 W. Grand eral typing. Experienced, IBM | call TU 2-9719* bet Jnc or. US 16 at Okemos Road. 25 HOUSE . 333 Albert St. Right River. For rides call ED2-6310. 10 IV 9-5307 PIANIST, JUILLIARD GRAD- electric typewriter. qrIis^. Spartan Wives ( MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS.Tl- dowmown- Private entrance. TV and kltchen facilities available :0NVPRTtBLE, 1957 ford, yel- weeks old. AKC docked, shots. Registered,ears Call ED 7-1208 ,V 4"7406 or 372-0330 evenings advanced students. (Near E.Lan- papers, theses, in"my home. Holds Fashion! i'-'MPH TR3 Roadster, or weekends. o blond, hip-length pony tail. Call ^ School.) Call ED 2- phone 482-1895. io £ ^ . condition, low mileage, A KC REGISTERED, very UTCS UPER VISED FURNISHED 355-8917. 10 m —77^= "Fall Fashicr. r car. Call after 5 pm. TYPfNG, TYPESETTING and the theme for the ^ lovely, intelligent puppies, im- ROOMS fori Real Estate LEARN TO FLY at Sheren Avi- Spirtui printing. Wonch Graphic Service, fgji fas},i0 mur.ized. Phone NI 6-5721, ev- ation. Low rates. 3 mJIes north ow, Taa J- 1961 VOLKSWAGEN, p)USj kitchen privileges a ON Located betwen campus and cap- THE LEVEL, look only the N wrlrrii.l'i. ' " " ing. pn 7-?345. $20,400. Sparkling new 4 bedroom phone Ahb^ Il™?avlS Alrport_' ED 2-0224. itol on 1720East Michigan. Phone the Jack Tar Hotel. 12 ,R"ETRfEVER W-. UNSUPERVISED. PLEASANT. ranch in Okemos, aluminum and " Models 0','' ,'.f 3 y petS* and ali FURNISHED, cooking, parking, brick exterior with 1 1/2 cars DIAPER SERVICE TYPING. Multillth Ozalid paper. the Sparta.-. . 'Jj'.,' d'ZL '• across lrorn campus. Must be attached garage, all carpeting in- SERVICE to your desire. You Electric typewriter. Four blocks modeling everything from, 123 Albert: 332-0716. ' 2' nitcmfic ~ —-—' o* 10 eluded, family kitchen with built- receive your own diapers back to campus. Phyllis Wallace - ahoes. 'ns. 1 1/2 baths, excellent traf- each time. With our service, ED 2-4090. 17 T). _____ L). ReiT S,INGER /a SEWING MACHINE with, 2 ROOMS FOR RENT. No smok- Does all your fancy ing in bed. tic pattern throughout, lots of you may Include up to two pounds TlCk"S f°' . 300_LathroE. 8 closets, and custom built by of your baby's undershirts and tches, plus button holes with OFF CAMPUS HOUSING. 1 young WARNER & LONG. We welcome Wanted members of the Spar FASHION DISKS. Take on new man in house Just for clothing which will not fade. Club. They will also Call John _or Mary White, Blue or Pink diaper palls payments of $1.10 per week after Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. smai: down payment or Murphy, IV 4-4890 or Tu"^- wanted to rent garage in or the do°r the show, pay toul Call IV 2-8257. 8 2475. 8 near e. Lansing area. Call ed a door Pr^e will <^S29.h5. (Like new.) IV 5-1705 SINGLE. 5 blocks fr< 1403 BEECH. 3 bedroom, nothing SERVICE — 2-1360. 9 For more information :aii lyn Mokma at 355-27+ :p 2-2680. 10 v-DESIGN SINGER, Auto- downi $x35 per month to re¬ 111 E. WASHTENAW ■ ^Transportation lyn mokma at 355-2:! matte zig zag In lovely console ROOM FOK 1 ?irl sponsible party on lease with IV 2-0864 ed 2-5011. slightly used. This sewinz ma- graduates. In private 10 MSU STUDENT WISHES to share furnished. 157 Spa: FD TV SERVICE. Special rate for %-lvlng from Mason, Mich- to chine bind . COUNTRY* ESTATE 1 f East coHege housing. Service calls, campus. Call 676-5326. designs, etc. $57.90 cash Lansing: 1 acre land $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV, 8 Duck Hunters I. good I957 CHEVY, V8 ■ $5.25 per month after small i >wn Cedar River plus running brook payment. IV 9-3011. _8 LOSt & FOUnd Michigan's . , 6 SECTIONAL DAVENPORT LIKE . along edge of property, authentic Spanish home with imported STUDENT PARKING $15 ... a termT^® Arrested , small-game 1 aj!® .°^nflete aut0 "£?£?• for" Michael Df C1_ „ o new. rocker, dishes, silver sofa L0STdBLack Sheaffer Snorkel grill-work and lighting, 7 rooms E. King of Midland to be at least mildly lounge, curtains and misc. 2104 pen* Reward- -^5-2639. 9 beautifully arranged, living ^v^c ^?c SALrr0a"d T- Milfer of Ludlng- about this f, 700 Edwin Place, Eton Downs Sub- room, den, and kitchen, and 1/2 «-Tw«~ Gr3nd River-">"9 pleaded guilty In Lansing according i Michigan s ' division. 9 LIGH1 ' ROWN purse. Lost in bath down, 3 bedrooms & bath Township lustlce Court Thursday up, Education Building. Reward. 332- 2 fireplaces, attached garage. PATTERNS, Domestic a nd Im- t0 * charSe of theft of furnish- ia^t • 1603, K> $35,000 and shown by appoint¬ ported yarns. "lW DISCOUNT ,n&s from several dormitories Shlclt Domestic yams to MSU stu- spring a $39. Suitcases, $8. $7, dining Radio series presentation book. ment only. Call Mary Murphy, on and were flned 550 pluS $4,3° IV 4-4890 or TU 2-2475. Warner dents. Alteration work on knit costs each. BEECHEM & KNIGHT r -Ifr, S5. 332-071^. 5-7 pm. 9 Black vinyl plastic notebook ru^_. ,mmt - • r--r-nH«l GERMAN SHEPARDS 10 weeks "Situation Wanted' & Long. 8 garments. Regauglng of patterns. Campus police received a call Departmen. .. cover. REWARD. WKAR. 355- early Thursday morning that , widep LETTICH & ST EN old, AKC registered. For Infor¬ HiLLB^6oK PaR'R, excellent someone mation call evenings, 355-0977; 6540, buy, 3 bedroom ranch. Owner MARION'S YARN SHOP was removing items . 3^0,Jt ^ per i from the dormitories. A patrol 1%, .. ^ pciJtj| weekends. AC 7-3076. Brighton. 8 -K Personal1 ' 1 r a."SJer^red- available. FE 9-8622. **°° down FH,^ 12 3223 Mall Court car noticed the pair in a car near Shaw Hall with , a large " YT"est 3^ ?5O,00Dri GIRL'S AND BOY'S English WONDERFUL GIFT forchildren. 7 'AAGi'I'K— g jh, TT.t floor lamp in the back seat. WUI narve- ' ■ bikes. Good condition. $30. 544 (Frandor) University Drive. East Lansing, L! rcthpan sents. 5 3ndlCh^tmaSpre" Rollo-Math. The greatest 3 bedroom j Nice horned Gas. hSwa " shade. 100 by C7 weather." ED 2-4562. 10 mathematical and educational | . , . _ lot. Full basement. Excellent KENNY DAVIS ORCHESTRA game success in school jchool and sue- ing glasses, napkin and sugar VITAMINS , in life. Encourages nelghborhood. Prlce reduce your Ca„ Refl, Eslate> ,y 5_ Call ED 2-1477. 3.59 Poly-Vi-Sel 2.57 children 1 6.96 Unicaps 4.94 5459. Mr. Boyd. IV 4-1 ply Carj^ 4.9S Gerirol 3.39 3.56 Homiceprin 2.89 lchil^;J3--50.AusJ?ales D^. LiAstedS1^G' 220 Uree healthy •Expert Lubrication Send ordei Boldlcar, 1700 Lyons' old, with custom large basement built, and J 1 year split. SPACE, MISSILE & JET PROJECTS •Quality Texaco Gas sing 10, Mich. garage. •Oil Changes ,. :ription Cente ECHO FARMS RIDING STABLE, ^ bedrooms, 2 floor fireplaces, mahagony paneled to ceiling AT DOUGLAS •Radiator Service ■lippert (by Frandor) t c J •Wash and Polish — !■ Hayrides and dances, also fa- cillties for picnic areas. Horse- toll, room, full on 3 27-^^2 levels, fruitwood kitchen have created outstanding •Battery Service BANJO Ludwig 4 string tenor. baclc riding. Corner of Round with built-ins. di^iwasher 2 eat Super -shape. $28. 355-9837, quality. Excellent Lake Eake„R°ad NO Road and north 9-6488. and north on US 27. ing areas; living roomahdfamily iverlook patio and wood- career opportunities for >MPLETE SOUND changer, 24W amplifier, SYSTEM: Z,;' ?ET REL,ABLE ad- insurance from Les IM Les Price price Near schools and MSU. belc... cost. Shown any- SCIENTISTS and ENGINEERS 1959 BUICKCONVERTIBLE. * StantOn, Budcer Pinanrincr Elec STiatssan!; "me"w-Eoi B.S. degrees or better ^ 1-voice _ )rive In for smiling 923 C* 2-0689, SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE Chel Assignments include the following areas: 1957 CADILLAC. CORNER GR AND RIVER 4 door hard¬ 1956 HARLEY HUMMER, S«rvo-Mechanisms- relating to clean," £"7*2' HMt Tr«wf»r—Testing to mis¬ top, power steering and brakes, and SPARTAN Phone 337-9034 insurance good until September 8 & C 1963. Ed 9, Union Building. It's your Haeadorn Oct.. MarbleTho^, Ro^pi 1 all types of control problems sile and space vehicle structures low mileage, excellent condition. 1 339-2635. o for 2-1376 after 7 Tlggart. p.m. movel 8 "15" ™ 7^ t>ne ... a 7 Lansin8- llactronk Systems—relating to Structures —relating cyclic all types of guidance, detection, 1954 AUSTIN HE.ALY. Good c. FOR SA1 h control and communications loads, temperature eff*ow dition. new tires. Call ED immediately, 2 baby investigation of new rosteriais. 0569. beds, combination radi^ record player. Singer sewing machine, Michigan Civil Service Commission Propulsion-relating to fluid- mechanics, thermodynamics, methods, products, etc. and other items. IV 2-7533. 12 dynamics, internal aerodynamics Aerodynamics- relatins to wiad Given ROYAl TYPEWRITER, good, i? Invites you tunnel, research, stability away 5 times dally environmental relating to air- control over Radio WMRT 1010 on gauge pump. new. 2 refrigera¬ I960 VOLVO 4 door, $1,495. to visit its booth conditioning, pressurization and your dial. Register today at tors, good. 2 gas stoves, good. Phone 655-2931. oxygen systems S«M Stat* Physlci rehnng to 1960 SAAB 2 door, $895 and $595. any Bay Station. at the Human Factors —analysis of metal surfaces Mid fatigue MOTORC YCL£7 Vriumpn, Tiger environment affecting pilot and Cub, 200 cc, excellent condition. Spac* vahld* and STRATTON space crews, design of cockpit con¬ system stadll«s-of a" tyP^ SPORTS CAR ★ Employment _ED 2-4032. ?)R AWING I^STliOkflfiWfs (Made in Gerr ' * ~ 12 Career Carnival soles, instrument panels and pilot equipment involving a vast ranp and esi^neering skill? of **ntmc CENTER WANTED IMMEDIATELY fron to Get full 1915 E. Michigan now through January, a respon¬ discuss.interesting JULJULL sible girl willing to di babysitting for 2 girls, BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS INDIVIDUAL ON CAMPOS INTERVIEWS CITROEN. ID 19, 1960, lent condition. May consider l_ and 5 and some light housework in exchange for room and board 1708 Cahlll iglish bikes. largest selection new and minutes from campus. Call used. We're only Career Opportunities wMi a Douglas itptMMilcHvs Monday, October 71 irade. Call ED 7-7000. 9 at Drive. If inter¬ We urge you to make 1958 COR VET. Real ested, pl< Ontact Mrs W for easy directions. = j uuanu!». nrwenj- NewF.ng- an appointment with Jack C. Kinney, Diret sharp, new Placement Bureau. If you cannot, please write to engine, new tires, top. ED 2- Smith -— Greig. ED —— 2-8829.' 8 cial $41.88. Used bikes in ^t quality. Spe- with the S, A. Amostoy, Staff Amttant to VP Kn§in**ring 3119. n good WANTED " MALE STUDENT, condiiion. $19.50 and up. Sever- ,9*A Brtaxinr* r- 7 ,BM "wchlne operator for night al closeouts new. Regular $42.95 State of DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY, INC. Tow .1 337-9758 or 3M-W89. 9 work. Mustb,veexpcrlmc.. Dat, P"c«"'"8. Room 1. OWs H.ll.. TO no. W C^. Shop, L«.SU.e, C.ll Michigan SOOO Ocmr Park Blvd.. Santa Monica, An equal opportunity employer ColKorflHi k ^ .r1- News* East Lansing, Michigan fcichigan State i » -r ' — Monday October 8. 1962 7 -UM Singers Year's Fires President's Visit Hurried Saturn Project Cost Farmers |ve First Concert ' dr,w Michigan gate, Toronto. Purdue andNorth- '$175 Million (Continued from page 1) might have cause to be near mm. Agents checked all persons en¬ of the city to read: "Congratulations John F. Kennedy on Miss¬ Topic of Talk William F. Parker, issippi Stand" and "Down with v&epv- second Univer- Fire annually extracts tering and leaving buildings at -- , mnr Republican Mossbacks." Ident and S-II program marv- 'team' the "team" The U o* M'« Glee Club is than $175 million dollar, the time of the talk while others One skid row bum held up a ager of Nofth American Aviation, I ilw tradition foot- directed by Philip Duey. It i8 the pockets of farmers In the joined the crowd to seek out sign which said: "We want Col¬ Inc., will give a ralk on "The i^fcy. u °lde*t college glee United States and take, tfJ I.vm crackpots. lege Aid." Saturn S-II Progress Report" *, deeclubs fr«n the club In America, and has ap- of at™t 750 per«ona?\&e tKS One woman held aloft a pic¬ At the airport 46 motorcycle cn Tuesday. 11-12 a.m. in room * vrill P«rform 111 P«*red on f'dio. television, re- million dollars worth of farm ture of Kennedy throughout the officers who had beer, with the 136 Engineering Building. rTcor,certs. cording*, motion picture and brings went up in smoke In speech. She had crookedly printed chief executive since his arrival Parker will discuss the prob¬ ^i-.rts at 7: IS and concert tours. Including two tours Michigan alone last year. "I love you" on the blank side lined lem of " c°t Z\d in the Big of Europe. _ of the double paper frame. up side by :r, shake manufacturing concept of 1111 his hand. Saturn S-lI^^fnd will emphasize f Kello&S Center. Tickets for the concerts are *ennedy has set "I'm going to kiss him If it's 0 JmS the first available at the MSU UIJ10T1 -im «i« ma _ ^ uic l»WU Union QC~ tic- uc ll il, 0ctober 7"13 as National F ire Prevention o week the last thing I do", several re¬ Kennedy hurriedly boarded a large Army helicopter for a trip component fabrication and speual tools and equipment for air.pus of the ket office and at the Paramount to porters and apparently decided to Flint and later to Muskegor this project. re. ib under the Newsshop at Lanaing for $1.00. veryone that it was unwise to further broad¬ r flrea i be prevented. This continuing-his efforts in be+nrif- wisere-Med persons arp invited ~ cast her imanrtpns. She didn't j Lor en J ones. special-i Coffers a of the Democratic candidates. He — specialI 60-mile highway. both sldes of 8 «>-nUle bor and Industrial Relations Cen¬ ter is now Blum said the change has "caused CREAMY DOLBLE CHEESEBURCEP. CHEESEBURGER. . r» operating as a school no real problems for us." . . . outer space. Placement Bureau of the newly-formed College of SLIR faculty members teach In COLLEGE MELTED hot dog. CHEESE SANDWICH . Social Science. other . . All :ed persons a university departments. Interviewing at the Placement The L1RC was transferred this The school operates a research TRAVEL OFFICE CRISPY french FRIES. . . . Bureau, Thursday, October 11; summer to the new college headed program for graduate students HOT fish sandwich r r.xrss v.. \ M addlt,onal information in the by Dean Louis McQuitty. and works with labor and man¬ 332-8667 SHRIMP BOAT I SO-U/Hy ? ) j.j COKE > Placement Bureau Bulletin for the week of October 11-19. The School of Labor and In¬ agement groups throughout the dustrial Relations (SLIR) was run The R. J. Reynolds Tobacco as a center independent of any ; Company interviewing jl chemistry, physical chemU analytical organic and Inorganic chemistry, bio-chemistry University college until it countered en¬ sharp opposition from the Michigan legislature for al- ledged pro-labor policies. The center was integrated lntcT I industrial relations organi- ORCHESIS DANCE TRY OUTS Except for Teton, the a corner national of Grand parks are the full academic program to The Board of Trustees gested that regular MStJ courses sug¬ Modern Dance Honorary wildlife sanctuaries. avoid suspension of funds by the be taught by the school. No def¬ legislature. inite policy has been ■ I 'JEiZE THAT 3A3V I developed. XOiXON 7 feci A LOT HAPPEN IN $1X (££& I MON.TUE. ACADAMY AWARD CAMPUS THEATRE : Winner Best Actress LAST 2 DAYS 60C To 5:30 P.M. F eature Shows 1:30-3:35-5:40-7:45-9:50 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY BOBBY DARIN p£*rof»MANcr if SIDNEY POITIER FOREIGN FILM SERIES TWO WOMEN presents Carlo Ponti WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND" Vittorio DeSica An Utbatsr Plcturn Rtluse I wo Women Twice At 7:07 and 11:53 (Brltlfh) —2rSd Adult Hit- starring — How did they ever make a movie of Juvenile PRESSURE Britain's \a. 1 I film actress, HA YLEY MILLS LOLITA POINT OCT. 9 All 7:30 P.M. I WEDNESDAY H (one day only) Dance Studio Women's Physical Education Jeanette MacDonald | — Bidg. Ties. Wed.-Oct. 9,10 Nelson Eddy in "BITTER SWEET" Must Attend Both Sessions 7 & 9 P.M. FAIRCHILD THEATRE Admission: 50C Lolita 2nd At 9:07 Have a real cigarette-have a ff W CAMEL SHOTS WED, "fonight For Sure" UNIVERSITY THEATKE Adults %f SHOW 7 pn/PE m'FRENCH CAN I p-SCREEN GET? To Our Patrons: ANGEROUS The Michigan State University Theatre Wishes to thank Its /[AFFAIRS" patrons for their enthusiastic support of the Coupon Book Sale. The University Theatre 1962-63 Season Coupon Books KS F«tDAY ore SOLD OUT! age " &; • -.'J Monday October « 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I FLASH CLEANERS Frandor fi 16 a**2 Student •*U again I had » go through It 1 would do it." said Er- Discusses 'Ole Miss' \ Gr«en received a acholdrahip to MSU after his graduation from "The South loaes a lot of talent b^rause of Its backward way of nest G. Green, a MSU graduate Little Rock Central high achool. reasoning."Green said. "Those president oftheNAACP «.. student who was one of the first people can't build a w(,h — — Negroes to integrate Little Rock while an undergraduate and is men ^ Barnett's caliber. If they U Central High School in September now working on his Masters Do- keep trying Mississippi will « of 1957. gree in Sociology. He was gradu- *jways be low in income and large co Like James H. Meredith at ated last spring term. in illiteracy." the University of Mississippi this He said that whenBarnett » week. Green was protected by "The first crack in the dam claimed to have expressed the ~ troops from rioters. has been opened In Mississippi^! feelings of all of the people "1 felt that 1 was right and Green said." Even if Mwed&i of Mississippi in his Monday re wi he said. r. Meredith is only the wrong. Forty per-cent of the residents of Mississippi are T T He said he began to Stupid some people can get feel how when beginning of the end of segre¬ gation in Mississippi." He pointed out that when the "Barnett couldn't have been they go to extremes to keep their convictions. taxes are paid that support state elected by all of the people of This Coupon it Worth education in Mississippi Mlsslsslppi,"Green said. | THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY "1 didn't think of myself as both Negroes and whites foot the "I think things in Mississippi | at FLASH Expires Saturday. a precedent setter and did not bill. will work out as they did in %. October 13, 1962 I think about the impact of the I situation on history," Green said. He said the Civil War was fought 100 years ago and things Arkansa," he said. "Integration In Little Rock lsworking SGOODFOR 50C WITH A DRYclTTw, I "All I wanted to do was start I school and begin studying." won't remain unchanged as some smoothly now with 65 to 70 ING Also ORDER good for OF $2.00 OR 50# with a ' regular MOD?!I people would like. Times have Negroes in Central high school ■ I He said the situation in Missi- changed. at present."' of COIN-OP DRY CLEANING. I "" with this coupon only $1.50. Mus> I ssippi is similar to the one be with clothes. Good only I experienced in Arkansas, though during a 1 more violent since people were §7:30 »jn. to 9 pjn. Sat ti " | phone coll, left, before addressing killed. "Archaic prejedices influenced the older rioters in Little Rock," Check Your Future Same day service on washes crowds, right. Green said. " A8 far as the at th« and shirts into the governor* i seat this foil, Pi --Stote News Photos by Stevi younger kids are concerned, it John F. Kennedy stopped to mole Police Problem Blocks off steam. If they were alone they wouldn't know any real rea- n for b 14th Annual :o ar. inadequate working bud¬ Progress Dirt Discussed ' ' ° get in police department heads say, ar. effort to protect the stu- (Continued from page 1) At Wash Confab CAREER CARNIVAL election of a President "dTTfie Woman's work is never done, Officers car.'t do it during their United States, because under the but researchers are ;gualr working hours because working to We extend an Invitation to all students, constitution the House and Senate lessen it. ey are too busy on patrol or whether freshmen or seniors, to discover other investigative work, the together have influence equal with Phillip J- Deegan. manager of what fields are open to them n»n President. the technical division of the supei sors say. "If they say no to all of our Kohnstamm Co. of graduation. our men work on the Chicago, dis¬ slem programs, then this country cussed the research in trying to constantly," said a stands still," he said. eliminate static electrical at¬ Democratic officials called the traction of soil to wear-points of Monday & Tuesday synthetic fibers, or the dirt speech, and said they thought it catchers in the fibers, before a Od. 8 and 9 would give Swainson and the Dem¬ meeting of the Michigan Institu¬ ocratic state slate a big boost 6:30-10:00 P.M. Young Democrats in Michigan. tional Laundry Conference in Kellogg Center Thursday. Another dignitary will be in Deegan also spoke on the use 2nd Floor Union Building To See TV Debate Detroit Oct. 27 to aid the Dem¬ of detergents for laundry, urging he Young Democrat s will ocratic cause. Ex-President wives to use the type of detergent n Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. in the Harry Truman is scheduled to recommended by the maker of It's Your Move! .•er Room of the Union. speak at a $l00-a-plate dinner their washer, rather than yielding I embers will see the TV de- at the Masonic Temple. ■ between Swair.son and jdvertlsin^claims. iney and a TV program with Now that you have enrolled and paid your f« gressional candidate Don your books and found your way around campus worth. Hayworth's campaign hate your roommate, it is time to turn to tht rons aspect of college life. I refer, of course, to clothe* What does Dame Fashion decree for the comsr.e • (Incidentally, Dame Fashion is not, a* many [*op! iga.n State will have foot- fictitious character. She was a real Englishwoman » ngs with Eastern pow- Elizabethan times and, Indeed, England !.«forever tare in 1965 and 1966. During the invasion of the Spanish Armada, I)*in< not yet a Dame hut a mere, unlettered country Moll Flanders—during the invasion, I say, I t Armada, this dauntless girl stood on ttie wljite and turned the tide of hattle by rallying the dr*w>pir the British fleet with this stirring poem of her w>. •« Don't he guilt**. Men of Rritmv Swing your cuUaxt. We ain't Smash the Spanish. Sink their boat.'. Make 'em mni*h. Like a hnrte nuike* oai\. For Goad C/kwii Be*$. Dear. u fott'l IENDOW THE AFFLERBACH COLLECTION Make , Of thai Armada OR You iron't foil! Knock 'em ft#' Nobody ever lost an Eagle Tabsnap® Then we'll drink alt And tlufl likr that under the dresser If MANY objectmen the to who would oflikecollar tyranny to wear tab collar buttons. It is shirtsjust not do thatnot docollar so because buttonsthey are hard to find when you need them. (Contrary to popular belief collar buttons do not always roll under furniture. The only sure way of-finding a collar button is to T " — >valk around barefoot in the dark until you step on it. Now there is an experience.] 1if im 4kTwMed £>"' No. there is something else: some men are simply not built for collar buttons, As a reward for the* inspirational Their Adam's apples are in the wrong place. Or their hands are not the right dubbed her Dame, made her Poet ! shape a. • the Western Hemisphere except Dulutl> for wrestling with all those empty collar button holes. So they end up ib(1 oountfy J wilty and out extent of Dame Fashion's service to " 1580 she invented the laying hen. am! • of sorts before they ever hit the street. It is the haberdashery equivalent of Sim cutting time paw to Chavei Ravine. But shi- * ,t in glory. In 1391, alas, she was arrest, yourself shaving. But that is a thing of the past. An Eagle Tabsnap Shirt is and imprisoned for thirty years in a but* secured by one simple, inaudible click. As you can see from the illustration, it lies Itecame known as CJuy Fuwkes Day But I digress. Ixt us get back to cuin. inconspicuously flat and neat. The snap enclosure is covered by the same material be the rage again this year is the car'!'* as the enough, was named after Dm! Oardiit The sculptured knit: shirting itself. Eagle Tabsnaps are available in a wide range of colors and English fleet against the Spanish A rm. : Nation. H«* ^*(■ very In, very "Orion Sayelle" patterns, with short sleeves or regular. Yes, it appears that the collar button one produtt of this remarkaMe Brit"" ^ , invented the glottal etop, the gerurvi will join the button fly in the museum of clothing antiquities. Say, that is a good which winking, as we know it tod»; ...hack,* ; '• !er: a rtsh. soft big. liut I digress The cardigan, I «a> idea. If you can find your collar button please send it to us and we will start one cause for rejoicing Why believe, Me-^- N [The Afflerbach Collection) right here in Quakertown. In return we will tell you nice big pockets in wliich to carry * ► *" * " '* 'o dry. "Mont Bianc" in steel and that, good fneods, m ample re&-< ' Sires 5.MX. and XL. About JI6.W. where in your town you can find Eagle Shirts. Otherwise how would you know? you will agree who have enjoyed Marl»« mellow flavor and Marlboro's filter So * ■■ for* your cardigan and hie youwelf to V*'' '-topi* [ COLLAR BUTTON "COUPON Miss Afflerbach, fq good MaHhfltwa? They eo«ne in soft par* ;n pink for girts and blue for «»v" Eagle Shirtmakers, Quakertown, Pa. If ■MosilcheUros. Looting. Mich. Ocar Miss Afflerbach: 3 Here i» my , collar button. [J I couldn't find it but please write anyway. ( , CmnttgmiH Mmrfboro m , or pullover*—if * • mmtfer of mmt m*"«>'^teenf taete-th* beet _ ^ be ocHfvmi by C IWI EAOLt SHWTMAKEWS. 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