Inside LATIN AMIWCMW VWT MICHIGAN Weather C»MPUi M. UNIVERSITY STATK East TATE NIWS Landing, Michigan Portly cloudy & mild Thurs- doy with chance of thunder- »how«f • in the lot* afternoon. i 51 no. Thursday October 11. 1962 Price lOtf lections Police Check on Ticket Forging Push >day Big Enrollment BringsThefts, Scalping to See'M'Game Fill Gap* ymi l(*ri»-ln V0,M Construction * Police Claim Many Students Deprived Of Rightful Seats for Michigan Game By DAVE JAEHNIG Site clearing and grading for The Board of Trustees the new $6 million co-ed dorm¬ gave structlon of all self-liquidating Of The State New< the administration the go-ahead projects. ftitd itory to be constructed east of signal at an informal meeting "We have to assume that the Ticket theft activities that may keep students from their Owen Hsll is scheduled to begin lor the «mpty Seats. Saturday. Jack Breslln, univer¬ legislature will give Its approval rightful seat at Saturday's Michigan-Michigan State Football eivc»M« ro students Monday, Untold W. Lautncr, sity secretary, said. because w* have to start work game Is being Investigated by police. campus land archetect, said Wed¬ "I M u!Vifi i: nA»«t«« and am now In the process of now If the dorm will be opened _ J Jt )Mfi U credit hours, nesday. contacting the state legislature next .September," he said. have already taken steps to check the ml suae of student ticket The o|>enlng date of the new for their coupons. mories lilting approval," Breslin said. "1 am confident that the leg- dorm, originally scheduled for Gatekeepers and ticket sales¬ ivtiRJS *11'' take place Section 10 of the education islaturc will approve the dorm fall, 19©4, was forced to be c wv- *nd evening campus studewt, In- moved up a year by the Increase.) enrollment. appropriation bill he explained, requires the Unlver slry to obtain a« It always has in the past." Approval is expected to c men have tightened restrictions, and have already been given orders to check identification Rome cards carefully at the game, F»« L#r!»ing, c adjournment or when the Council * i Five Faculty session convienes In The opening of the new dorm, along with Wonders Hall next January. according to William Beardsley, head of the athletic department ft office s that Hon will b On Committee fall, will problem A. Dutch, a make the housing lot easier, Thomas director of housing, Coeds In the West Circle Begins said, although It will not ellml- • njim J, t'/ nounced Wednesday the ; a, nsnnan an- about |h|? names of commlttee t0 reported game tickets i Pope John Seeks «» fhe additional 2,248 capacity -«»"»,,, ■ a petitioned of the two dorms—1,124 in each Divine Guidance I ih. mdm-tKulq, ». In tti« other twodormi- Hlcl„ ,or clMrl„, ^,k.r,t dorm—will mean that there will Beardsley said that the commtttee to approve outside Fvu||k S4td rhe fj,culty and sm_ VATICAN CITY. (AP)- The il ing? said, the petitions be more students with only two mstlc ticket counter ol speakers. dent members will determii Roman Catholic "successors of red in past the filing to a room, he said. athletic's department l They are: speakers will becleared, he said. the Apostles." here inworldwide Presently there are about 2, office has already thrown oi . F.M. Donahue, associate pro¬ In force, made ready Wednesday has been set back letters to the committee 000 students In three-man rooms, ictior fessor of humanities and rell- forged ticket coupon, 5 for Wilson residents. members Hannah wrote: he added. night for the mightiest gathering "1 think It will be useful! if forged tlck< Ire -f»ty - opened dorm l- Madison Kuhn, MSI histo¬ Construction will be pushed to super! It . this committee will not only con¬ begins today with magnif- bailoting for the first rian, and the limit if the new dorm is to professor of history; itself With the posed over freshman digits t Elections Board of Leonard Rail, professor of cern approval of be completed at the same time Another report by Assistant M)iM*i!ed an extension of , speakers brought to the campus prayer, "come, holy spirit ."And i as Wonders, Lsutner said. Department Head Duncan Lectka it takes place wniita, j student organizations, but will agalnM a back¬ tiering period and sched- Wonders, he added, started states t h a t underclassmen ha v e drop of challenging history. ndM*. —« k * 1»»•<> "ociology and anthro- be interested in making a last spring has about a flve- managed to slip unnoticed past ^ • of t rimnp- X:" Paul Varg, dean of the Col¬ „tudy of th|, mgtter. "It may well be that the com¬ HOW NOT TO GET FOOTBALL TICKETS-You ml«ht think its clsver to get roorrie to get those football tickets for you, the ticket coupon redemption booths before their scheduled the first in t icalCoui icil. . •y. pleas mittee will find that there are f0, limit of eight coupon day. divine lege of Arts and Letters. but a books has been set on individuals guidar alladino Donahue, and a spokesm v.r, told ft. SUM N... better ways of handling thiSprob- to be subi IT wjl * > the Univer- moving through ticket lines. Those 20 book line sitters, like few days" after ®b®v*. or* Plainclothes officers will be and at the uniformed game, says midnight masses around the globe. forever. Below is the forged freshman ticket Lt. Allen H, Andrew s. Depart¬ Pope John XXIII celebrated «" »« «r.MI, CwS* :elved and ap- coupon that jammad Athletic Doportm*"*'* automatic counter, ment of Public Safety. 'Speak a maas to the Holy Ghost, Invoking positions. Kuhn, Rail Krtd USeem _ by the Academic proved by the Bosbd of True- Mots the »v»tloid senior number apparently cut from a senior "Ticket scalping by university heaven's wisdom to light the w*y residents or outsiders Is a for the historic meeting. said he would comment later. nd pasted over the low freshman r . The violation of state law," said An¬ Assembled for the Council wa>; Hannah selected the faculty half Frosh of the committee from a list of 10 faculty members submitted by drews, Department of Public- Safety. Stat |r General Ralph A.Palla- the Committee on Committees. ecutive of the t Forces Policy Board of F.ldon Nonnamaker, chairman the MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY speaker committee, said »f the Secretary of address all fresh- that he will call together the hit Fa U ma them. Even selling tl faculty and the five student mem¬ than their face val BlVfiiax (Vtober U, at bers, all presidents of major Auditorium. dollars by students Is student governing groups. A Palladino is the second From AP and UPI Wire. The committee will meet as will explain "F< Not The Soviet Rocket Rattler>'--McNomara [C program to soon as possible probably esrty 'athollc observers atadowr freshmen. WASHINGTON t week, he said. - Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNan R0TC. mark Wednesday with a ne¬ Special nigh time illumina¬ laid. is < jt Armv 'IMer re#t('en<:e Council presi- He told the Army Association the army mi be big enough ^rage $6,000, Michigan's mental health gotiator meeting again with Fidel tion glowed on Rome's ancient shrines and N come, "to' thV campus Nancy Jelinek, Three Oaks t0 permlt it t0 deftl wlth "concurrent major rises in widely Castro, the U.S. Government re¬ fountains, and lit program is better than ever, and the towering dome of St. Peter's representative of the * Of Defense and will n«i^nt Pr®,,dent J#rne® lf- Chandler" Chandler, Sep"r"ted "r"9 of the world w,thout hav,n« 10 reservists except under conditions of actual or < ecall our ready early imminent Gov. John B. Swalnson and the state has 280,000 more Jobs portedly underwriting part of the price, and an exile group pro¬ with a pearly radiance. Across it, all-«rvw An« Arbor senior: Interfratemity hostilities." GOP hopeful George Romney this year. viding a possible complication in the city, banners and „ 01 Council president RobertAnd- clashed over the meaning of Romney countered, saying that a claim of a new raid on Cuba. Roman flags went up. Catholic s plvf T'H1e^Merv# rings. Way land senior; Pan Hel- Hou$e A$$erts Jurisdiction Over U.S. SSS Michigan's unemployment fig- the state has not made progress, James B. Donovan. New York labor groups hung posters on k ,rd- " TCh Council president Patricia WASHINGTON - The House overwhelmingly asserted its claim ures Wednesday night in their relations between the governor lawyer, conferred at Havana with walls, and in windows.Ceremon¬ ir. e:eCUtiV!' Dumas, Midland senior. to original Jur.'sdictlon over money bills Wednesday by firing: first half-hour television debate, and the legislature couldn't be Prime Minister Castro in re¬ ial officers issued final instruc¬ c«tr,po -°eC-,etTnL ^ De,n Students John A. Fuzak, back to the Senate a Senate-born appropriation measure. Swalnson said that 95 of every sumption of talks they held last r ■ .is au WM inatrumertal in setting another round in the long "prestige" battle between 100 people in Michigan's work * * the Armed week. Force* up the committee, Joined Non- the two branches over money force have Jobs, and that un¬ It was learned reliably in • «) namaker in saying tor a lavis that any stu- The House action, which was not unexpected, came on a res- employment has reached a low Washington, that the Government n(ih dent WTSSing wtio refused to serve was a great opportunity to olution saying the Senate measure "contravenes" the Consti- tution and is "an infringement on the privileges of the House." of 140,000 during his adminis¬ tration. This is the lowest figure has agreed to underwrite the shipment of about $13 million in in St. Peter's square, but it will not interfere with the—solemn rituals opening the Council. represent State students. It *«s passed by roll-call vote of 245 to 1. since 1955, he said. medicine and food to Cuba if Tooth Fuzak added that controversy Romney charged that the Gov¬ ernor's "dan¬ Castro frees the tured in the abortive Bay men he cap¬ of in some cases national bodies bishops held preparatory con¬ HANNAH CELEBRATES BIRTHD statements were of Pigs 1 Birthday sul tat ions. Others reviewed H»» gerously misleading," and that invasion of April 17, 1961. Tuesday night, banquet closing the work force has declined since newly distributed documents on The amount presumably would * John A. Hannah r«- Carnival, President John Hannah was Swalnson has been in office: Since be augmented by private sub¬ worse, and the nation still con¬ The :ilfa 1961, 126,000 people have left scriptions raised by the families fe^e? 1 •0T?ar-. represent*- Michigan because they could not find Jobs, he said. siders Michigan a problem state. Turning to fiscal reform, committee. Castro originally asked ransom totaling $62 as Pope John says, to renew, reinvigorate andpurifythe Swalnson said that his tax Church—and begin a long labor j annual Career C«r- The governor said that under pro- million. towards Christian unity. his administration Michigan is gram which included ellmina- Whatever the U.S. Kjj"^'oggCe«ur. VS"serTed making economic progress and tlng sales tax on food and drugs for Government contributes amount toward They will meet in massive St. Peter's. darkened and Is the eecond fastest growing consumers, was defeated by 17 freeing the captives, reaction in the nation. only one vote. seemed certain in Congress. i' ],iW^tres#eis ewered, industrial He cited the state The GOP candidate said, "Two Some members have voiced sharp sparklers and booming auto pro¬ Th» duction as evidence of this. years ago Michigan had a patch¬ work tax structure. There are opposition to any payment of what Glee Clubs Will P'rttiday toth« they call ransom. of the Bob Ber- The" Republican candidate re¬ more patches now." learned $3 million al¬ He advocated a reduction of it was Present Concert plied that Michigan has not been ready has been appropriated keeping pace with other indus¬ (Continued on page 6) which could be used for helping Negro spirituals, a Gershwin trial state*, and that private free the prisoners. medley, operatic songs and 3 hand to dellwr Initiative, not government expen¬ AUS6 Petitions Out In Washington and Miami. school fight songs are among the 50 «he repre- ditures, has produced the boom Cuban exiles expressed concern range of musical selections being l hc c®"ie hereamt> in aulos. ^ „ Petitions for ACJSG Executive over whether touchy dealings for presented by the MSU Men's Branch Departments may be ob- "J »two. th. stimulating effect of the "compact car revolution ^ Student ^ervlcel the prisoners' release would be affected by the ammouncement Glee Club as they hold a Joint concert Saturday evening in Kel¬ P»Mbsrw r *,|B «d- desk of Men's of a Puerto Rlco-based anti- JohnD.R^r which Influenced the auto indus¬ logg Center. Division of Student Affairs on try, he said. Castro action group, Alpha 66, The two groups, directed by . ., . the first floor of Student Ser- that it raided Isabel a De La Loren Jones of MSU, in his first At the opening bell, the gov- vJces (od ^ Ffid kMifla*. hot<4 Ma or^Miniafrotinn fi * Sagua on Cuba's north coast be¬ concert on campus, and Philip Positions are being staffed for fore dawn IV tor review m me Wednesday, killing 20 Duey of U of M, will give con¬ {he 3chool Freshmen a in battle with Cuban militia 7:15 and 9 p.m. In the jyearsthe public school i been improved, he e)1|[lble t0 ^titlon> a and Russian military men. certs at Big Ten Room in Kellogg. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thsridiy Ootohei WALLYSCZW. Speaker's Committee It i* ditttcutt tv> analyse A. «>»' wUI happen eheu a Com- alwayt strived to dk> *♦>*; I* Jeettvebr tb» value iM tN> fvvm- mwwat (Mn khmw or campus bem fwr the Uniworstty aw! hat -vtrw on ^y«lti s thr ,sw. to speak ' tf the Mmmlnw wi« <*«** w> admirable )oh. posits of w^kh v-ame. as a ^ alien him to ipeak, won't complete surprise tv» the .V- the committee be committing an However, the t ommltte* to *tgv.*reo stwde*-? ww(« >, act C<.M>ti-ary t* the state and ml* vM1 *P****r» c*" wn,V*® T>* tronediat* reaction to the Cniveeslty constitutions? Or Ut uwful fUfKli!. It^.1.1 L. ■ ■ 7 * -N—.: fhe W»rJ of Trustees. MSG President &ob Howard, OUMiaa, wfec refttsed Ms seat or the 10 »«*> Htrt«r, who |r«lMt«d fn>m the herr - k.v light of President h*lI twy around A* world to a „*uo« member thevNretieal (WHMtNt o Utmed that It would serve no Hannah's mv\*t s*«« remarks it Rod Dans sod « defenslvo trntis. mitve^' appears that theCommittee might Vsetel purpoae *nd could only He is s|»«idH« si* months in Nep*! , be a cUTVitoai path to com¬ ssndnrichod between plete fcwdom of speech on cam¬ Commuels*-v\>i\nvj.^'.' southorn foot ol tho Itlmalays Mountain?. pus. Hsrtor 1* one of n*o MteMtsn ocai^ ,h iho tnt«mstwn«l Farm Yowh Hannah recommended that the fetchan«e «v ' \ '^ . committee make a st\fchr «f the 4-HOKtt. * ^ ^H;v. While there Ha tier wtU ii*o with matter *nd suggest* that the com- SPEAKERS COMM. •n a do , •nittee itwt find a better way of attempt "to *lvo the Nepal pe^ir * ^ h andling the problem. l»« and culniro. tn turn, it u my h,ipe th*; < snd wsy «t life osn b» hrtm«ht bs«A to the iv-» "1 «m wr«their The 32-yo*r-old son of Mr. md Mrs. Claret- tior.S Will City sat J his mtstton is not the same as the V by the V-K^mv Council. facul¬ M Harter sa»d. >*fe will work in the fields with the farm (*••• ■ However, the lessons ho looms , r and try fw s»t the whether or not he will enter forei«r vf , , V^fp • a poifcrr ac- C^rps after his return, Hartor said. » the «uAa*< Nvfe. "I could |o bock to the farm, too, >■©« of the adventure taken out of me hv tht« since I entered school l*ve wanted "Mr. Romnty, you ttote here that you with to overthrow to go ww vh h*» helped mo aatn conc«rh »s»w .^- " tho Democratic Staite and its intornotlonal government of the state of Michigan! a«no*pltere helpething great." "Nepol is a mountainous, backward couisry, s On 'Missiles' at to most «f the pJaco? ril be *»in$ to." • < s» »** mv.nah^ng the kntw * poiUtM -fvrataSm ^.w^rwenfj tV«J «w Ua naoe 1+ Games, Etc. to have any convoniwnces. "I wor^^ be surprised it some of the n*t.\,-< of the IViited State*. Nepal student* at MS1, to;.; • he* He .Levittand To the E«titw: The fact he will be le*s than ^9 miles fro h«n»«a as* tW W Mr- V- ^»«W if *** ^xv«n-f»d tevwIevSgr r*ek* a? I t*«X«p{Ht. FVwers policy. American heritage and communism. ta tW Twasa nf TV K«wter^«M t*<.vrs the thermos-pitching gentleman Giichriss "^'ou can't debate without t TV ttw RV-,1 it«» pi* ,<*e :V.r Sirwaper* tA» •» ».*£:-*«»-•.** ike from the Stadium, the mire knowing what ,'c.rr. • Mvi *** In tlw y*ss tN^S? tr.tS-Si;e*»a*r America stands for." he said. ■ fvK.t mfwatia. FV»r etsanr^e. mfct. iV Twat* «%« a»- eal section (studrm SectionN thr rf«Ww .v7t*t<4» wi%I *« tattr ;•* feem of cwtfecu |wp«r Broth (*allantr\ stood tp and hwA Nt# most difficult task in preparatt.— was • f* ayv(te+? >wt rt* ro.'terrta wk?ter* £***« W«^V9wrt7 RwswITve* pSa^AS 3M>Je fnsas ^e Stale New*. *" °~1"" Sa«-rer. St SM$te V t«f< t* a *" * ' **" I wonder what th* reaction language. Nepali. k. iy* t»i caftv* - ffi.*-** tV tl - tfcas tHm per ci^s anA totlec p«per (sas- "I know words now end I expect to ** it f#-». ».* .•* wavt>«w. .«3wt» »4atn*- wmt tW t»iUi were »tf t»bi MCSL" swfes^dlwKS via the IT" Van> of us in the PncvJv grw^ ws«Jd have been had the ther- ox*r there," Harter s^id. "In si* ms /. ■t#»b a««iaa« ti^a am4 APsD»ssif^rs **cp4w«k> ^ seriousiatered or killed ad vor cartoos of October rtte xicttmf for«gn languor, especially on* as difficult ,< «*»af*» nirTia wtiu ^ MCrwWw. at r>w two*?** tbrv«igh Minis — sdSwtii \mt co«e««*nf ttse£f ft u mx ,mpresstc«- ♦>« rt-e ""*• s»wn«,fw tihe taate. ftr.xfy girts at best of poor We «J^s^T^TtSs*^: to India. befonr leaving N«w Yori S- hope wnfnrtWRjs* >wnor and tnauh which the Kvstnwatwn kit of of behavior. For- is three years | was ashamed of ray asnnciatiMt with the srjdetx 'Ttent be surprised tf I ctane b to dance the Hawaiian hula," be said. ,_5 ffKa «;«tig III nail ^ f>«*d Aartag rt«e gatss*. ami bod\ of this Uwcwrsttv. The o«»er student going to Nepal Rebel tS* - * - ?«^a» rfa tag** - • - • -~ pr-rxiAag erapiierasnw f.x- a larpe w>c ®f studewts «fter the pnltc* W* st«!»we ^ sm msm an Hawaiian. triae tc receive Corduroy For '62 ooeste««siy. that t^wtr ferrets ar* safe frven the <*sK^«s»ec at' this fno^; and that. Cmswtni Ptnie Iii^ttrafl soudsars *eo*>- *tr, i!v?wS« nearly all of us. WaatM aw sp^-e h* hecerused 9* type ntss-.Vs re«- It. attar i jag oerratr. centh* be nj Imncte^ ameijy prob¬ lems wlach have p>agund« since Nc >«Bger ss this «ew Mkw W lac* N#»re 1 came her* te l«- ?•* w» ruaans ^^-^rsir> e*- *ft»: she gentiernae Jingles ■ 8I»I« W»»». MIchL.n Thursday October 11. 19«J 3 ifanetarium Opens Pakistan Building Placement L Year from Now Program Altered Bureau Interviewing at the Placement Bureau. Tuesday. Additional In¬ Placement i tin* ***£{, A fire in East Pakistan l«* 'V?*'0**'* * ^ ***' _ form at Ion in the Bureau Bulletin for the »*ek of • studonw "ranged In concentric cirtieo, last month will alter the prog- ress of MSU* s Fast Pakistan pro- JJJ"* m" UvM ,0« ,nd personal' property October 15 through 1«: T** Ud a projection instrument Ifctttrdk was saved. TTie hottfl Was built Argonne National Laboratory Ject. causing a spt^i-up in rtw 1- ,, , Uvated IK**1* ** c*n «» **•**! »« >1 to of split bamboo walls with Interviewing Chemistry, Physics t* of *#!«•• brtat »«y direction to rtr, building program at the aca¬ thatched roofing. and Math majors; Chetnical, Met¬ * dome »,mJ* ceiling ®* #>• Jwm, demy's new site. * 4 As aresult of the fire the allurgical. Electrical. andMech- Ths project, begun in 1«5T. >K1v* TW «*H w.., enrollment at the academy has anical Engineers. t m have b—w fcMt 1 vlevplop two college level school a,. dropped by V> R. Grace & Company lo- „ w u" 5fu' - — inWest, which will train no place to live. terviewing Ch«m1 stry majors. . to accom- AU month to decide who will Fhe fire has forced a speed-up Allied Chemic al Corporation 10 leaders for agricultut al and in¬ Iwtded eowwruet the planetarium. dustrial progress. MSI!, under tn the completion of the new interviewing Chemistry majors; w* •» •!».> offers b#wr ^ e msu i>- gov¬ cated si* miles from ihe \bhoy ernment and the Ford foundation, «1H offer velepment Fund, to which Alumni Ashram site at Kotbari.Theplant Invfustrlal Nucleonics In¬ * ^ has sent six'faculty members to -,:vf to end firlew&i of MS contribute. up the two project academies. includes dorm Itory acc omo- terviewing Electrical Engineers. • grams, he on by property ta*. ■:\^$ within- their (tinner seated on bales of *J"" -> -• thinks said. Now that It's close to the *The rvm.U>. dressed in western style, will evlltevi the State News (Romhey^sV points. in 1<>S{> "The Governor offered to But he won't help get tin help do a song and dance routine. as an MSI/ Journalism major, him find a school he could attend passed." t'nderwood charged s from 'er, ^0/ ^, officially^ has phigyevl for Gov. but w-here he would pay Hkr Me added that the Republic » Swain; -election ^ince everyone else. Besides, Meredith supporteil Today's | Sept. 10 when | him to ser Vinson askevi is on a Gl bill at*! has no need his admlnls- for propt provides little scholarships." he e*plalnev1. fiscal situation. trattve aid. Programs • "Actually, the Governor wants J road While the Governor is campaigning, I'ndei e the Meredith to continue his fytht- Mississippi." * J** . WMSB-TV act as his personal repre- Swainson thinks the real Issui Chmn«*l 10 it the Capitol. * the election 9:30 Land at Play talking to newsmeti Is one of fiscal 10:00 Parlons Francals IU ^s' * reverse for ftrowih, t'nderw^xxl 10:15 Classroom 10: Spanish I As » reporter for "There is a pressing 10:30 Classroom 10: Spanish Ul Pr''5* ,nt*rnational, he funds for mental health, 10:43 Classroom 10: Spanish 11 cov*r*3 ConstIhitlonal Con- cation, >nv1 research that 11-00 The Last Continent: An- office In ^ the «»d \ firs: full-time Applications for the National ■'.es C. 8 to kc-am over the past two years working , Hughes, — 1 . , security Agency's Professional „ , ~:00 Art's Almanac acting director- Qualifications Test are now a- ~:30 Dawn Salute vailable in the Placement office S:O0 Morning News 8:15 Pat Ford International Club ( the Student Services Building. -aduate of Har- Any native-born C.S. 8:30 Scrapbook Jr- Rifl ;rfore joining 9KI0 Reading Circle Will Shtne Mot ve ith a P.A. by June , 19*3. September of this .- i eligible to take the test Dec. t5 associate professor 'hSO Hymns you Love The International Club will 8. I'M- Application deadline T 9:45 Homemakers Hour '"^ropolofy.he 10KX) Music Room present George Drwell'spolitical Is Nov. 23. » se-.-r v -»earch movie "19g4" in 32 Union Friday Engineering, mathematics and i^torofthe J^ SC1W,C* evening, at 8 p.m. physics applicants are not re- P^Dfri-r* \* Wi|| p«y. Piano Mood* Members can attend free quired to take the test and should .5 . Fellow of dve 11:00 p" °°rn Sh<"" of charge with dates or families, contact the placement director .4 j,, 11:30 Headline Edition Membership may be obtained at for further information, j 4t Stanford 11}^ French Press Review the door for $1.00. 12:00 Farm Service Hour 1:00 News a- Lcs? field experienced I K>5 Autumn Serenade VARSITY DRIVE IN trips island in 1:55 sp°rts PIZZA — 5e» »>re he Mudled 2:00 Awumn Serenade (com) dantv a^ong Eskimos. ,iS5 News »ac Vre field work In 3:00 Autumn Serenade (cont) Liber„ and mo« 'eater- N^eria. "JBttvor of "An Es- 3:" N*" 4:00 Background 4:30 Bsndstaiyi OPEN »«|t in the Modern 4:45 N*w' Tr,ad Delivery Service 8:3op.m. to i a.m. lutfeor of "People Week in Michigan ^oodiot" and of Listen to the band Sundays 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. Herder Among 5:30 Shack'et on-Sports 5:45 Jack Hogan News Ed 2-6517 , BEAT MICHIGAN SPECIAL VALUES IN SWEATSHIRTS •Adult Re«ular *325 SALE PRICE $2.25 •Childrens «•»■*'««> SALE PRICE $1.50 Spartan Book Store kst Lansing Corhar Ann & Mac Avenue imd : ■ State News. Eas( Lansiag, Michigan October Soccer Team 41 In Tight Defensive isive Battle IrskV *• BJMnSr lC rtght,Eckh,«rd»»smasfc*d uuti*l score on a pass Yankees Hold NEW NEW YORK. Oct. YORK, Oct. IB » tAm*. (Afh- te in hi*hi* fifth series tame «*i Ms fifth ssries R*»ki*T*m Treaty ruinsd a atfW fetfcatr. mike. was la th* ««■* tw at the aerie* and the >c*»«.>»a Pt»M, lwdta| Edge and flaalN threw to first lodoe Canoe r * — - * ev.£ Z.?£* s - frtwi Osco < sK. •. *t^d Robeua t ;>ei!»elty. ar e*sv >z,ax?z NH)r{ order. Ha struck «tt Tarr> and th<» ViS^v, /" Canxv i*m< ^ti^i Jowa ta n^WarU Syiw^ ^ Io*k- U <, SW" » wa«t ow.ftudftt *"*"? Is aod F Uiaoia dciU*d ui . ii> i«uisEckh«r» cMmp# * «%• la atriag to' wk-kw J«rf«**wttK Gt»w Attowt cam* Ed[ B»U.»^ ■ ■ • " * — Sut» N>v, th* ««R« period F iU#»U scored Sanfocd** pilch ton th* lower w too. bom during th* s*ri*s. »a«t. spi« x deck In right field. about MO with his tei- oa a penally Jack, Tomorrow is «R open J»» far feet «way, following single# fey travel *uk the sittb game y*r. also The knight'* Rj^KN Klein ; Tony Kufrek and B«W*y Rfchan*. scheduled for Ca»fi*stick Park in Thr ; wr ;. «o tha ,1V - swu. A# Ywks vaunted power h»i s*n Fronciaco on Friday. TV ■ consisted of iwi scored»»Ud seventh d* first gam*. tf u*c*sa«ry. wiU ^ pitch ami a pa«*ed Siall. be played on the same sue «n Mto. Tb* , Texas No.l Lions Remain NFL SanfOcdL * ihreo-hit sfe«t«« Saturday, winner m th* second game. had BUly Pi*ro* l»s*r of Just struck out has Wth man, hi* Sunday's third Jim* 1 la th* pitching opponent. Ralph T*rry, pitching choic* fur ill the Ci^Z In Nation Scoring Leaders •Kce xrtw» Vuli struck without in Frtday's> «*>ccUrit*r with either Uiants X* >N-i "»• WSow ^ CtMtck Hill*r acorod th* who is tho stocky Unla btt rtw fraud aiam th* BHl 5taf- K«^k^Ud to right f«rd 04-* Jor*«Y «**•*« ^ #^,„k ts STrtJwtt Vk>.« daddy" . » iaft. .ki t>»rkt managvi- at Yank«* Jt ;h* Cums. bowv*d o« of ^uasa^i H < slippy M»o j :?«• Jvgotit » coofor witb San- matt*j*;-. wh«a Nf l*t Tarry ford box .Wv idwd n: la< iurn ,ix*~ b« oft tha last o< the Pagan's h«a«*r about to row* twe-m i««p utto tti* k»w*r scats in laft Mum-,- aightb wttii rha s».t»r* ciad ' "ft* ^ *tater rftr*w otyf baii »Trash. Tarrv *t. #ai«*d was uw» tow*r Jack. Tt J#ny.'. Re P. H. TW-8.T. P\ ptsi G.a-js. ptu t\ th* i"Uta*rs »-0. Mike Seed scored t* poit«» are ^jp^uMe for th* increase ^ ftc# ^ tn^^s, w the : fj I !.• down by MwyrCwrt Std .VNK •*:30 5. Nu to give Vrs*nal a 35-13 victory tv>r!fO'Jay at a'JNKro*: PrwssCTot star* « a s •uncfewo*. Th* wv«g9 «»p*e A<» 5; IJ OkU.-PartahaMt(* over kr House. F ifteen f a* o r* d abelition of TODAY! r. Ou-PJC. Sfg. the mart. Other games; Student « ?^'.iags. Vinn Fr*y ind Joto Fr*d Wbaft* caught rwo naacb- feraacon may be obtained from p.m. Thursday. Van S.—jBt Awi ?«s»es for tft« Dollar 5i 'he Anyone unaMe to attend should women's Sd afftc*. >35 kON GROW kjfcs uj sue hi.j *md^ Larry Team ^^oeicftmg th* kFAG's •obwb's li bmidU* at355-47». eoatact coach Star. Orohac in «< to > X- -».V *' vaotijor ?rufci«a s Ae tack room >17 at th* M*n's IM. -.•ckaw -r-.rstgp: childrer S.V » "■'* October 11 12 & 13 & taring. Twoi ^oase r^ca ta«« TOC.O aniFXEVO -Tg'practse*. and "ur as 3tV at-trats. GSClf PLAYHOUSE **• w S»d in- Loaitag "utrer k ^tis pesst ss WORLD FAMOUS 11 * 3 and -Tsaci aecaad >a.#«em ac To Fly ^ starr- travel office ' •a< warn- wday 'it »o«£c rwad 5-£C**0 Evgn'^s v?tJ« tTTrr-rssn- '•** tfukac jack Varer Cailte Tuesday, Oct. 16 332-3667 a-. ta« . wrs, ia .trnxngs CoiIins Yaa ^ "ofcrei jacaiBg; '*ade Deal owed to r®3 imi •rwtded aniy "^f-iuag; «irj Sottoo or Henry's 10< Sale U-- " waiks. ;«£r«. h«i 311X3^ S«B Caiderotte ac Srst baaw. Prices $2.00 - $130 'jtsiing-f ted jtVair jniv ■»»« ttw'>n k aacuaafe Iftal Cbiijwao starts SAT-^U**: it. bwr was ToutKtax •sr ^"**aig ahartsta?. Ja* Par- students--Coupon a worth 50c on THB ts THE SIC v" XT--a Uasr Fr-jinv "Obt r*»ociao ac fata tHags -wt. a Purchase of tickets - 1.0. at door YOL HAW v:r> ' Fndi* Cd 12 . b lam r-e<< «M "Jain j? pMMtt U i icftoo- r^-awscnuj jr Vloaier-? C*idi Jay 9ac!i in c TIZEI ■■ -N | * * M«*l «t >n Injured »tudkflrt , , . . v fea(«U«; currtwu< tHt* will also tr* to •f Jitm Stat* Ntwi 00 b*ck S«U of « t>»trul 1^5* 1 •[ [J* *"•"?*• * P,,ryf though." t 5-^r.w^^S*^ ftad *•» a»i why *por,« are Eighth ef • Series CJU.. * sergeant said. "The lartfrlty KW*1*1 to certain wtoMti ft~« UP! WW* The "SonMooe h#j to fc, „ -j hu*ts"v'* 4r* laterally pretty body <1 a sw*U be? ley *»'** b^o tram*! for it Vo«- CJr*fttf t0 m*k* *rr4r«*,'«^f* "> pi^yilJJSE "**.*..!!*?*• th* Kalamazoo. rumpled o« the concrete side- »u,iy «0„~ , m , . ~ *•* wtvee io the hospital if e*pected to be made by Anxious neighbors cimt to- American Civil Liberties Union *tc#, but ur '•«—^*e quarters housing t« thetnl- (ACLUQ Ung, and a wor r ted mother roeh- it." verwty eiliageswkecare of many group here td-dqwn U» stntr* *H from their — problems that face city officer* ent 'n (varsity-operated *trealty has construction oI a rosrrtsd the, , utfslt thanks of regularly." nativity seen*. wusing apartment. like most police officers, Justin Brocato. , K*lama«xJ hundreds -( •>ev!» (hu-ing the attorney «*! president of the Jimmy, 4 years oM, had p#„ V(,ar fl the prompt and campus policemen have hadcour- -limbed over the batevwy guard ses in first-aid and life-saving. soutftweat*™ Michigan courww* »«< the ACLU, said T chapter of t-mll and had fallen to the walk. "Sometimes policemen forget uesday he would (lvnn take the matter to the If anyuna had Stopped to Its- r firat-tld "For *t>m< e«son, the C traln- organ¬ ten, he could hav« heard the isation's board. usually p*ss they work in large approaching atren. >• at night," the of- r3Hi»S ■ shifts >«1. "We uy to > fit the buirv hours. gear or for any local national disaster. The De¬ Eni.8"""'p"u,CbM«- »v.». ^4,««»u«. partment of Public Safety is re¬ GRAND RAPtrvc k ht" ** ,W Mp ^ ChlW ^Itorle. be sponsible for ttw protection of Wo,-kl? , Auto , ;"? 1 "ll^ unal * J^tyr *M 1 o'clock. university residents during such Grand Riiil2 f fAV* ln p*ch disaster, ami operates as a w l!«d*»r«ity police vialr students apart of publican C.or/' k?™R!~ university-wule plan. a thr« w four weh calls, during ,h«. c-rl, aafco •ppear at Mih!. !1regular It* next ^ meeting n ln hot the department ofe,«ryev1 ^ officer. And •nado on Oct. 30th. ~ might be ™ calttd a down " "v""' tlmea that's ln#t * generally the nme , wuld ! render assistance to the sick campus oi'. JefWiMk Local 13M--which represents to re,vJer to the tick police receive police receive t reports of injur- cotx^ ^ *«: ;N«ieaaf AUREAL CROSS wwkers at the f-rass Division of the Gr*»f Rapids '"Med, as heat exhaustion les at the Nfefi's 1M fUutdlng. Mma> Crampton lr«r**sea the number of hospi- Most of the emergency DISASTER '«H>*nv- - said It lU v....- ^ nigh. f TR*AINED--Cro*» fl,., „j€k coed - Hn/f Knit ducted under a $W.5lW National Science foundation grant. had "followed the 1M building! Wl;,,„ lo hit, theunlversitv-w... officer* of »K« University police ore trained or injured child to „ -nert any public complait Vtony officers on the force ha^ ,. The U.S. Navy is particularly ■«•«>• officers on the force have to7effBCt Krn.< Co interested in the part of the pro- had made regarding the lack of mother, ^ air 01 IK injured co«d. w «—) the ___ - d<>livrrrtunirv to speak to labor cheP®rtnwnt Js always prepared te their careers. One ser| ,nt to the specialized tasks assign, battled groups. offer assistance. has delivered sevetu tlr ia m eftort to trace the currents affect shipping. Cross said. GRAND RAPIDS,--Grand "Some people say that hospital HAVING GUESTS IN? 3 halt i The western shore Wed- aivi rugged. Cross said. The i:> persons in the state's second patrolman, as he cleaned «* symposium on fundamental Attending the symposium will ■ • v jchrum -'^eets eastern shore and Inland to the Continental Divide Is a mixture qi barrvn, dry desert, mangrove largest city >«e next were registered to month in the general U of M Stages topics In modern fluid dynamics contlnues today in the Engineer- Ing building, with about 200 of be scholars front Princeton tlnl- vorslty, the U.S. Naval Weapons BARNES FLORAL Laboratory, the California Insti- of East ■U-. •n demon- vtp about jw*a\pa and mountain ranges. Kilpatrick said the total Elephant Race? the tending. nation's top scientists at- tute of Technology. MSU. the In¬ Lansing gvery major stream and river probably would have reached 11*1. verslty of Michigan, and other ;j\.« without ANN Missiles and rockets, high- win have to be forded and studied (XV except for ARBOR,(UP0—Will ele¬ universities and sclenttflcorgan• Monday's phant races replace big college speed aircraft, submarines and all the way up to the source long rain. Izations, ■S outside during the program. football* general industry are some of the The symposium is sponsored It's not Itkely but what may topics to be discussed. Fourteen by the College of Engineering, n".Litter Bug Hits be the ftrst step In a new col¬ papers on scientific topics will the departments of mathematics lege fad received added Impetus he read nd discussed by the and physics, and the Continu¬ .r"* *' KTSS^rSVcS Campus Saturday ^ A FRIEND INDEED J lentlsts, ing Fducatlon Service. S3V-S ever Adams State College of Ala- ... These samples will help unravel gigantic task of cleaning for i. Colo., today ■t one pt-^'ems encountered in the °P th« csmpus following this challenged the off there Unlveraltv. Michigan to an damage,** overland srjahes. Examination of spores in the sediments should *wkenJ's football Invaslo" '• cautiously anticipated by J elephant race Oct. 26. at Ann Arbor, where plans HARVEST BALL «s ignored orders enable scientists to work out Grounds Maintenance l>ept. for the are underway University's annual home- "y* ' Make us your one various patterns of wind and Some 'S.OOO stop headquarters of the Gulf whicl e to 100,000 people coming day events, Oct. 2?. expected to flood the campus "Autumn in the Moonlight" foFall your dry I S;-^:«d tatu their occurred since the iastmain _ The University of Michigan for the traditional Michigan- committee sponsoring the race Queen will be crowned Michigan State gridiron battle will bring up six elephants from cleaning and Saturday, and with them will come Ohio ami stage Its own race laundry needs ( alrmlar of literally tons of dehris, repot rfadiy i 4>minii Kv Burt Ferris. Supertntendant of the Grounds Maintenance Dept. The winner of that race will then face the .Adams State Col- Kenny Davis Orchestra lie Drive "Unfortunately. the students l'f <*?"«««■ ««• «* the Red Cedar Review— 3; 30 p.i themselves are responsible for 5 * e ®pb"nts- f tkat Otto- 22(C Morrill Hall, all students Tb",'annual of the Utter," he said. ie labor Schweitzer's Life UNION BALLROOM December, interested in working on Review Evolved in keeping «th of the »ta« are invited dMn amounts to o SISjCHO. Union Board Film 9-12 p.m. Sigma Pi Eta—~:30p.m., room Ferris said. Union Foard wtll sponsor a $3.00 a couple DELIVERY SERVICE t M. Hare» "2. Ketiagg Center, CLEANER and movie on the life and work of and ngar State l.F.C.-Pan Hei Ball Publicity breakdown Committee—4 p.m., Room 3f>, men "This Sunday alone, will be working in thi o Albert Schweitzer tonight at ? Saturday October 20,1962 SHIRT LAUNDRY In the Union ballroom. FREE PARKING tint, cleaning up the sc bottles, cans, The 90-minute film is pro¬ paper cu Martin' ">r. Decern- ?ert!»~Jter. In dent Center. Luther Chapel and Stu- programs." he said. duced in color and years to be completed. required six Semi-formal Refreshments Provided • months with will be charged. Gamma Delta—T;30p.m., • * ~~ >i because people cussion z StMk fcswdi adjust their "wt'.Re irivin# Room, L'nion Russian Club - - Meeting Scheduled -e special r^ Kappa Phi Club-' p.m., Wes- Microbiologists, or sc entist H. Kositchek Bros. ^-'.v-*-sk concerned with viruses and other —^OTHKTTC cor- ley Foundation, all interested ' "d wiattr women students are invited. Pro- Infectious agents, will meet Fri- gram: "This Day Our Faith." d«? » r««iw "P^o-date Infor- i research In t e field. " February in p"s will run. mat fatalmes Retailing Club—" - -SOCKS ' are the Jfcrch, Ajrji, Jan- Home Economics. A Meeting in the Music Build- year's members. in* »<* in> Kellogg Center the Theta Sigma Pht-'tJS.. Room ***** 100 persons from hos- fiJC^ ? studied 36, Union. Journalism honorary PlMls- oratories. cUni«' P^,lc Ub" y Percent were rush* drug firms, colleges ® and universities will hear current October compared NAACP - - 8 p.m., Room facts on diagnostic procedures, is Febro- 3S- **>»«>• remedial measures and various ,Wool Blen research projects. 10 Leg Mil 1st are transmitters, at¬ tached to two grlxely bear* tn The meeting Is sponsored by Yellowstone National Park by a the Michigan Chapter of the plastic collar, broadcast "beep" American Society for Micro¬ Special Vday low price' Wool signals to scientists as far as blend socks with nylon rein- biology and the College of Natur¬ j al Science. forced heel and toe arc tops for <5sports and casual wear Shrink- 'MADISONAIRE natural-line topcoats Chicago E Pit Slip into one and brace yourself for compliments. You gain a more slenderizing, more flattering look. And it's delib¬ erate. For Varsity-Town has tailored them in keeping Thur.-Fri.-Sat. MILK CHOCOLATE ^ 3 this pobta «»«? ra* pre this sihapae i ' pizza ■ i ni*»( with this sensible day and age with no padding, no exaggera¬ tion. Just faithful adherence to true shoulder principles. BREAK-UP '•prove hu read* 3 RkW ^~«rkabfe d*. V»*e« storm, matter. It Snft Sn kM 1HE PilBIHtGER 41 a burger with pizza sauce and mozzarefla Stadium Cushions foam rubber cushion &> covered with white .and green vinyl S. & KRESGE COMPANY 1 6 Michigan State N'ows, East Lansing, Michigan Th«nH WYCLE with carrier ^ Howe. »3 Albert St.. ri«hr Itolly room. fall or 2 piece bath J^L^S expected lt. - Employment 3 years old. vlowntown. Private entrance TV on 3 levels, fruiiwood kitchen **]*•• same. asum'tefl^ »• _ AUTOMOTIVE 1^'TtfY AL BLUE Renault MALE HELP. This employment good condition. $30. f*iUtl«^availaWe. built-iw^ dlshwasher.^eat- q •EMPLOYMENT ED 7-2049 after 4:30 tun 13 IV 4-7400 or 372-4)330 evenings ine »r«i«: livina room and family 2'*^4, «l«tl^eu 'FOR SALE Dauphine. Lsed good condition. as second car. Call 355-5913 .an you fit into your spate time, if would like an income while xiTTHI * or weekends. 15 room overlook patio and wood- EXPERIENCED TYPIST: Term- "* for«2jf ad area. Near schools and MSU. P •r •» tfcoaaa. to my home, - •nTTfTEHT T - x MSU «, ittendini MSU. Apply in person. c#ted „ 4335 Pmrk Lake Ro#J UNSUPERVISED, PLEASANT. Price below cost. Shown arty- Phooe 482-1893. •lost & found P-"-- *•>** w 515 ^ The Btth> Michigan, or call 355- furnished, coding, parking time by app. ED 2-8050. a •personal TR3, «c.;:e w wheel, toun- E. Michigan Avenue. Laosu>g»tor from LUCY WELLS for Fast accurate u across campus. Must be •peanuts personal jood coodi- further information. Car help- 21. 123 Albert, 332-0716. 5-7 . ^ - __ typing on elite IBM typewriter, •real estate ili 355-^72 after buy, 3 bedroom ranch. Owner q^jj 339.2139 •service transferred. ibOD .town FHA - 1 » " ' 11 \ S.'iOE SALESMAN. experienced. Like new condition. Make •transportation I* TERM PAPERS and theses typed. •wanted For ladies shoe department. See fer. Call Paul after 6 p»m. ED » vJO down. . „ 3 bedroom . ,—^Experienced. Electric type- Mr. Brillant at Jacobson's. IX- 2-1674. for male student. 443 Grove Si. ranch, writer. Call ED 2-4597. U jj half Call ED 2-0205 after 5:30 or acre lot, 1 block from II DEADLINE WaCTHS: As cess iv weekends. 13 i3 Marble School. $11,900. 614 N. ia/^TT" ; represent diamond firm. Call speeds, Hagadorn Road, E. Lansing. H John T. Story - &32-3S6&, 11 price. NfE^nHsi^rrised. unapprove Phone 337-7574, 12 INFORMATION as ticket bocc> large double room wtth new jL SttfyicO the stadium , furniture, and kitchen; for |5. PHONE: ' pbo.no.. both consoles. Miscel- Opposite Berkey Hall. 534 BUD SPANGLER - BOB RUSK- 355-8917. 11 pop bo^s 355-8255 or 8256 Albert. ED 2-6661. 15 ley advis,,- p * lanetms baby items. Reasonable. DS c«CHESTRa.1V 2-1240 or jjoovi condition. IV 2-9619. 13 48«-2644. 15 WANT TO BUY ^ 2 tickets to "We * - "High scSool boys and ed rooms for men. South Harri- Michigan game. Will pay within Jtrssre cjrt tune work. >n!!th-CORONA portable rype- _____ «... ,,.v—„ the f'.eM at Sieren ?c v'.."..;.arve IVpartment, E, wri:»r» Condition excellent. Rl- son. adjacent to campus. Kitchen privileges, parking. Reasonable. Aviation. Low rates. 3 miles " * **" ^ ' reasonable amount. 355-6982. 12 dowr. j,e S4JC, to: Sc-.vl. FD 2-2545. dtculously simple terms; ISO (be- north on Abbott Rd.. Davis Air- 12 C4U3« iM *ot th $50). 355-3485. ED 7-2345. 13 Phone ED 2-0224. — •. ,« Baby-Sitting Job. Evenings or Stud*- Call Dee 355-3562. diumtsrr - up 13 ^ Lost '&Toun8~ P-w. canro: TITORINC: Accounting (begin- WON COS- R PFRICFR ATCWr~i p a r t m en" t LOST - silver charm bracelet Rmg to intermediate^, manage- Ticket V ■nmss for sine good condition, p;jce graduation cap. 1962. Sentiment- men, For reasonable. Phone 4S5-v»862 be- courses, beginning psy- r cime. al value. Phone 355-3651. 11 chologv. Graduate student. Ken ana j pjn. n .. __ Carter. IV 9-6885. 12 * Automoti^ I-OITSD - girt s glasses. Nord» ■ ■ . ■ (Continued from page 1) Tul l^bd MO»PED BIKE. Carolina Perfect same, section 16 or TV SERVICE. Special rate for General Palladino is himself take n t'. Freshman or sophomore from college housing. Service calls, ROTC graduate, and was ci New Nork, 4S9-6970. 13 $4, Absolute honesty. ACME TV. missioned at Boston University in |610 ?-«TC. 1926. Born In Italy, he LOST: Small pink bo* contain- S^LL AND service black and brought to this country at the age ing two DELTA PA GAMMA pins. wtut* 4nd co'or TVs. RCA Vic- of three. He e began V World War 11 Spirit. ^ For 5a|e Will be deeply grateful if ^ factory authorized service as a Major of Infantry and rose turned. Call ED 2-0851. to the command of the 104th In- ticket boc h egss, sc^las^, - English racer, tremen- MOBILE TV fantry Regiment. 26th Infantry sity gro shape. $*>. Call 332-3980 Personal 1301 W Mount More Division, leading that unit through seats or 4:30 pjn. Ask for George. WIR IV 1 O W ?« *£. the European campaigns, .\fter "Tv- SPRECHFN Det«ch and rSc ye... ka parles vous some francais. If NICK AZELBORN COMBO. Good itfe as a partner in a vehicle ordered r, ^ For Rent you're either, boy from Bubolr. auto insurance mu»lc, matched Jackets, PA sys- spring manufacturing company In eig-; booi- phone 332-S6"'!. tetn* about campus rates. E?Oston, but maintained a AVSINC - .' bed- 220 .Albert. 355-1003. IS interest in reserve affairs. He booth : d mobile home, location. 5o5. In- STlDENTS: GET RELIABLE ad- ALTER ATICVS5. Hemming & «cW«v«l rank of Ma Jo styUng: formal s . trousers. Cvlt*rtl **** commanded the 94th vice on car insurance from Les Stanton. Bucket Financti^ avail- skirts, etc, NEEDLE *NTHREAD* R*f*rV* Division until August SHOP. 108 Division, behind Cain- when he was recaIIecl » SPARTAN MOTORS _ CL, able. 1500 E. Michigan, IY 2- ^ 14 pus Drvm Store. ED 2-5584. SEWING MACHINE SERVICE. $3 and ROTC Affairs, and in 1959 C service. He served first Chief of the U.S. Army Reserve Committed l4 NEED A HA1RC1T' Tom's Bar- d*7 or evening on Kenmore or moved to his present position, bershop, XKJ2 Vine St. West of ^ ^*'1 ^toc. TV 2- General Palladino's military — Sears" Frandor Store. C^positr m IS decorations Include the Silver share 4 5 bed- Marek CVug. Open 3-5:30.Tues.. DfAPFR ^PDVirr Star. Combat Infar.trvman's ovking facilities, rhur.. * Sat. 3 barbers. Call SfeKVItfe the Legion of Merit, the the s utty hoostog. Jff n 4-jj44. Alio cut ladies' hatr.C SERVICE to 1 2-l.Nl ( «***>• your desire. You 8 nrnze Star Medal with Oak Leaf dorm: ■ . . ,. receive your own diapers back Cluster, and several foreign umve: 13 GIFT for vhlMrrn. STRATTON -ay s and ^ tlme W{th our awards. Thf Christmaspre- you tnay lnclucto yp to twopounds Hf holds B BA and MB A de^rei* SPORTS CAR , Rallo-Maih. Tbe greatest anaticai and educational ^ ycur v^by's undershirts and from Bo«<» University and has CENTER uccess U. school and s«c- c loth tnc which will s Which will not fade. reveived Distinguished Servii hite. Bluepi or Pink diaper palls — Citation - - from the Reserve Off¬ . life. Encourages your icers .Association, the Boston VITAMINS CTiuaree to add. divide, multt- ftirmtgtae. halls. University Alumni Association. C!a< ply and subtract. Give ages the " Italian-American Charitable will i of children. $3.50 plus Sales t :■ snaienc to share Society of Boston, and the Mlli- irg. tax. Seed orders to Frank E. n camp- Boldtcar. {TOP Lyons Ave.. Laa- c tary He is com-ramem Association. Oris married and has one son. ity. ED plartre siqg 10. Mich. n EXCELLENT Tl' REPAIR "ill Lt. Donald J. Palladino of the for ap ■ation mo Passport pic- ^ moc!els- A,i Army Corps of Engineers. for fa! ^ Neing taken ^HIOCS "KSTL2' COLLEGE HOUSING. C\»n 8 FALCONS ' .<£ are sharp BSia.S!3fiC£« e. ED 2-6169 for ar- 8:30 J022 E. Technicians. Michigan. Call IV--555S. DEBATE (Continued from Peonuts Personal taxes on pog« families of low income, 1) No Replacement I the Brunette on the third c of Abbott.Thanks for wak- p'^^no" ^ When asked how he proposed For Kowolk Yet me up on Wed. i Frt. Keep he good work. to bring more jtifcs into Michigan. A rep! v "iW Rotiwey said that Michigan had nameci t. • '* to end what he termed "special mer C. K' • , interest, one-sided government manage: *►: - SHOP in the state." Assist -. "We've got to put an end to w- Ostr DEAN & HARRIS hostility toward employers in three » .< Michigan," he said. —— * permar; THESES PRINTED Swainson challe»*ed his op- »**- Real Estate pid service, quality Diazo ponent to cite instances of hos- A life-' "i 0 blue printing. tiltty In this state, by this ad- sh* v EAST LANSING. No Axen p«y- B>A-R -G-A-i-N-S - :n"nt fcf veterans. New 3 bed- ministration, toward any employ- KcwjU - CAPITAL CTTY BLUE er," the governor replied. *<*" *• P ... rwwi ranch wfth fult basemenr. Romney said that the major rl?S^ MAL£ Gas Seat, city w«er and 221 S. Grand . issue of ire oi the campaign is leader- ieaaer- n » 1 sewer. Located close to schools . and L niversiry. Priced under $14. ship to push Michigan forward. trTPPriS I fOlrV I COO. 2 under cecstructioc tow. Lansing — IV 2-5431 CI2 "I've had to help a lot of L people in other C LIES"? fricvcLope- Select the coiors and locanor and 1 think I areas move ahead can do the same ()j PrfttlS? I >. FHA also avail- ^TFING SERV^F here in Michigan." he said. able. Call D*ck WILL; GRADUATE MAN C Claockerry. EC EDIE STARR: Typist, these The governor said that he would corveriest Locotkn lag Realty, iisertaoons, term papers. ge»- William: ?£«efy furi,rti«d ~o stand on his administration'sand froriT^f j 13 eral typing. CSate CO campus. 333 £«« Experienced, IBM his party's record. The Demo- biIjc> f0 ED 2-24+i. _ electric typewriter. OR 7-4232. cratic Party has moved Michigan socla; a, and the nation forward, he said. 3 4^, TYPING, TYPESETTING a Two more half-hour, face-to- Wedres«" are The de«- ] ...* New*. flnK> Mtchigan Thursday October 11, 1962 7 #« Latin American to A cans gruup of nine Latin Ameri- is on c**npua tW» month obseme and study Am*lean politics a«ki election procedures. Vhty are part of a freqp con- U.S. Una; Famamio Mora. Costa Rica; Jose Francisco Pena, Domini- car. Republic; Byron Lapea, Ecuador: Fdouard Plow. Haiti: Vicente Machado, Honduras; and Political *>»» mad* them the expected future leaders of their owneoun- trie*. Stuart said, Six weeks will be spent by the PEP RALLY s; Sling of two representatives frtw> '.Pry LJttoAowrtc««caw&- David L, McCoy, Pritish Hon- Jura*. GuilWmo R anal JoPut* three fro^s in the si«n«d to them. n» (lr„ areas as- at Jenison Field SSJf.aS. u-1 ,Z ££££££ VUT4 n"ucn,,1tr- Argentina. F'J",co J"w"! 7 •» variety of American political Friday Arrlvin* rriv,n« »n in CamL-ktee-Mass T1lMt nMrR w*r* chosen to viewpoints and discovering the October 12 . 1 participate in the frafTMR be- Importance-**! influence of pres- Zekli c«use ,h'ir ^kiround in law. sure groups, such as the League duction to American A politics « «»"«"<*' *od public affairs, and Of Women Voters. thel AW.ClO Harvard University. their activity in political affairs and the NAACP. 7:30 p.m. They then divided Into three sections, one remained at Boston, Newly redecorated New atmoiphere one went to California, and one to Michigan tor more extensive observation of the political scene "For pizza sake cair MSU BAND and state elections. US-23 OPEN INTERSECTION— NOVA Don ening of U.S.-23 Freeway Mary Lou Giliengerten of MSC the Stuapt, doctoral student in College of C om munlc stion BIGGIE HUNN : 4 fase Fans' Traffic Woes and Vtcki Elmer of L'-M were present at the opening of the Detroit freeway at Brighton. Chief Engineer John E, Arts , is the official guide of the Michigan group staying on the campus. C> 5,^ ❖ DUFFY With All at the crossroads o1 Meyer Hie representatives, all young of the Michigan State The Seniors £ jts traveltaf Highway Latin Artiertcanpolitical leaders, Mturday tor superhighways, will be stimula¬ Department cut the ribbon. ED 71668 ted by completion of the rwo include: Antonio Besil, Argen- - r.r-M.chijjan border-to-border freeways. . iffic prob- Completion of the stretch of US-23 between Brighton and M-5? Top Value Stamps WIN ATHUNDERBIRD! proyiiSis ~ iwn-stop driving from the north¬ west edge of the Motor City to the community of Vanderbilt in Top Value Stamps Save XN Win Bonanza Entry Blank Otsego County, a distance of 235 miles. 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Mint N0LY IIDLE SECTION No. S fceeoTilm «Ca1hlw2r„ oSabet UU»*2 'JSJSSLSLS^^SZJSSJSSLSZJSLmmm | | DONUTS DOZEN 490 Orange Juice w 69/ Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan I,, Thwday Ootoberii BOOKSl Meet RamlnlJcencejfronrXnotd Our New High Level uZr*if Dick Btbler. ct the State Newa, beginning with thi» campus cartoon, "Uttle Man on Camp- Michigan State Is particularly interested in this cartoon be¬ This sequel to NH A Shade of! Difference, ien Drury (Doubleday. Difference. Doubleday. to by Al¬ Al- $6.95): the Pulitzer the Pulltxer <"tSSjftsUve tar of iwMto.>oor" eoaseKtac Si la a mat- aWhor la a m^kmt «ha to la aa ^ ■nit-., ^l*< Jeki wm«. <<*> aJ^ j 1 cause the cartoonist was "discovered" by Gordon S. Sabine Prise-winningr^^con-."Advise and Con¬ *^2.* uTZT* * J Training sent" makes the when he w*a newspaper adviser at the University el Kansas. tha point that much £ ^J5_2TJ!f "mUy **» turn of Btbler was of what goes on >nbehindthascenes behind the scenes ««**- ^ student on tha campus, began to draw cartoons for the studeA dally, and the cartoons proved so well received at the United Nations Nationa Is la routine, ■** *>mwt" »}*Ua of >5 By HUGH A MULLIGAN dull and highly ly predictable. Un¬ Un- W fmther. For Corp that they bacame syndicated. M ^ - Sabine la vice president in charge of special projects. of "Little Man on fortunately. the the novel novel Is. Drury uses 603 pages and many la. too. too. mm^ * B^SSttaS n'S HA RD TO IMAGINE Campus" will be in addition to the a more unlikely MARBLE. Cola. JP, - Morn- cartoons we receiving from students on our own campus. of the characters from his tmtt> rtarnxnent gomfatnat ion than Stan Kenton and Tex mg piungee into an 4cysrream. tlonal bestseller '•wtnge Ritter— unless maybe Helen Hayes should turn up lung-busting climbs up sky-high and we are hopeful that several of these may develop speculste about the future of die to the point where their UN in a post moon-landing world. singing along with Alvin & the Chipmunks or Brigitte mountains. bridge building. fire efforts, too, might be syndicated. With both Americans and Rus¬ Anyway, we hope you enjoy "Little Man on Campus," and Bardot team up with Harold Macmillan in an adagio •ct (cr the two-a-oay vaudeville • * * arf^ovw would appreciate any comments you might have. sians on the moon, Russia, threat world peace lnt0 rigorous trauung here for to is tem¬ srs Exotic Combo LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS porarily overshadowed by a lead¬ er of a new African republic- to-be. The M*bulu of Mbuele in¬ This aesr-ghoet town (popula¬ cludes in his trouble-making an tion S) at 8.800 feet elevation, some 250 miles weet of Denver integration incident at a Carolina In the Colorado Rockies, neat lea grade school to win support for in a locale similar to the moun¬ his appeal for freedom a year tain-locked Asian nation of NepaL ahead of the date set by Britain. The interplay of East. West and Cloud-rlmmed, snow-topped peaks Jutting 11.000 feet into blue so-called neutral naUons Is in¬ sktea border the train inggruundn terwoven with congressional and known aa the Colorado Outward White House efforts to keep peace Bound School. whUe seemingly trying to please Here 5<5 men and IT woman are everyone. The M'bulu's embar¬ going through a 26-day condttion- rassing behavior is abetted by a t.-vn course before leaving on two- Panamanian diplomat with Pan¬ year Peace Corps aaalgnments. amanian presidential ambitions Some will teach echool and oth¬ and a wife torn between loyalty ers, agriculture apeciallata. will to her husband and to her broth¬ assist Sepcleee farmers. er, the governor of California The tough training ia viewed aa who would like to win the U.S. a necessity by Lola A. Miller. «1. "Around the Globe In 20 the oldest volunteer here. "We Years," (David McKay, $4.9S): realize." she said, "that from a An account of life in the foreign health standpoint Nepal will he service by the wife of a U.S. one of the most difficult areas In diplomat. Irena Wiley, a Polish- which to live." She's a retired born sculptress, has some bet- Washington D. C. biology teacher, tcr-than-average adventures and on her way to teach biology at the she relates them with skill and t'Diversity of Katmandu. enthusiasm. They include how the The Colorado school, founded helped find Soraya as a wife for this year by the Colorado Acad¬ the Shah of Iran and how Pres¬ emy of Denver for tU 16-to-22- ident John F. Kennedy, then a Strapped in time for fall ta$|J year-old atudeaU. ta modeled youth, posed far her in Latvia in after the Oitward Bound Idea seasoning! Obviously neM the guise of an angel while she originated by Dr. Kurt Hah* at the so-feminine look of '6. Aberdovy. Wales, ta 1HL The was sculpting a panel for the Autuj Vatican. colors, and your sire, of Broadway program was Intended to taetill ci She even gives a recipe to a sense of survival among sailors of the British Merchant Marina prevent baldness (use onion juice) and to carry out Dr. Hahn's the- and one about how to be good YORK (LT!) - The the West Coast. Negotiations are a ory that physical challenge la a Phoenix Theater, a prime off- in progress for several diplomat: "The way to show the plays, 'SajxkehX mean* of developing character. reality of democracy is to dry Broadway organization for nine Th ^ certain or*, i. "rh. clean ourselves of Western The Peace Con- elected the JW ha, a hold-over hit on its our •chool here for toughening the *«ds trot* last season and has Dra«on ** *«]*«»* Schwart. arrogance , our superiority Nepal volunteers after they had Postponed new activity until contemporary Russian play- complex when in countries with had two months of concentrated next January, wrlght, which originally cultures other than ours, or else classroom work and physical have been done this October. It will be regarded as proof of "The Skin of Our Teeth," intellectual imperialism." w„v,« vl ,wl Thornton Winter's Pulitizer ularity of Arthur' K op it's fan- beiL'^Jd Frundor Shopping Center, Open 9 a.m.-9 being turned lift pjn. Mon. thru Fri., S.u tastically entitled "Oh Dad. Poor p ® „ into a tik " tn ™ rarefied air that had M ?*d' Marrrn*'s Hun« You 1° the The next morning brought a Closet and I'm Feelln* So Sad" has resulted in virtually capacity , • Great Men's & Boys' Stores in Lansing! business at the tt-eaters-nee -•»* Leonard Bernstein is to corn- Frandor abort run-the first of dally trtpe to us. ' pose the music, the lyrics and Shopping Center and 106 S. Washington Ave. - a chilly creek tor a breath- * the libretto will be the work ol taking splash before another Jog The Phoenix still may get in beck to breakfast. Then three Fetty Comden and Adolph Green came productions this season. and EXCLUSIVELY AT Jerome Robbins will stage pMb"p\aSiSfSSS: STTt^^mX.lhS .nnm* ana ower cai year, at wfcich tune Oh Dad* 4nd chore<*r#ph "■AU involved in "On the Town" and HOLDEN-REID will have been ser.t on tour to ?tyCes3ts intheir records. 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