Inside MICHIGAN Weather J-«t 90P*<- *** ~~ ** UNIVERSITY STATE STATE NEWS East Lansing. Michigan Friday October 12, 1962 u —- 'm Price 10? lotball Fever Mounts On Campus 3,000 Students ?| mm- Gala Traditional Stage Pep Rally Weekend Planned i Campus police described a followers. The crowd then moved Thursday night student demon¬ to Circle Drive coed dormitories To Seize Loaned stration as a spontaneous pep and picked up more demon- That inexplicable fervor that rally generated by mounting | spirit over Saturday's Michigan began mounting at mid-week held IDs at 'M1 Game More students Joined the group the campus firmly in its grip State -University of Michigan • Snjttem 1D which proceeded to Shaw Hall today as game time approached I football game. I Officers said where they entered the building, for the 83rd renewal of the Mich- 8 p late Thursday it was reported. They milled igan State-Michigan football rl- [ they—hjui—an estimated 3.000 | strong student group under con¬ ed," ing to Sparry. The game trol and were herding it toward Jenison Fieldhouse where an im- There was also a reported ago rinj than 76,000 per; | promtu pep rally would be held. Rumors snake dance at Case Hall by another student demonstrators Ticket spread over campus as additional gate keepers and about a thunderous student plying their trade for weeks, ticket tenders to group. This group, after being prevent stu¬ demonstration which caused sev¬ broken up by dorm officials, selling the valuable ducats at dents from passing ID's through several times their purchase eral injuries, but police said headed to Shaw and picked 15) th» fence for re-use, he said. there was only one price. Officials have warned, reported in- more students. It then headed "We are going to bear down however, that gatekeepers are | jured t coed and they were not it back to Case only to be broken under orders to tighten restric- a little harder to enforce the was connected with again. University policies that have been | the demonstration. At Jenison Athletic Director tini/e all identification cards. There was one reported stu- fer of ID cards will Biggie Munn and Dean of Stu¬ Part of the traditional certainly I dent apprehension by police. w dents John Fuzak tried to organ¬ not be a good thing for stu¬ between the two schools v The rally started about 8:30 ize a pep rally with the assistance dents to do," said Beardsley. >.m. place at half-time when the at Sparty where a group of campus police. Persons caught will be treated marching bands take the field. \ GAME BRINGS PEP RALLY-An esti- poles were climbed, students snake-danced, of it girls gathered was to lead cheers, One of the groups reportedly The MSU band will march 153 as University disciplinary cases id 3,000 student* broke into o spontane- cheers roused reported. Part of the tried to cross Michigan Avenue which are under Jurisdiction of the""'campus, but little damage group left the statute and went strong, the largest in its history, the Dean of Students office. Lpep roily Thursday night as excitement was done. -State News Photo. to Brody and picked up more into East Lansing where they ed in' i However d for Saturday's Michigan gome. Flag¬ were stopped. lalf-time anybody that has a ticket that thev aren't using, will e special arrange- L>nded t h all-ti e fav 3 jntley Calls for Federal Groups Refuse ri ID c as Gershwin's Swanee, Porter's I Love Paris, and a concert- GOOD LUCK SIGNATURES band arrangement of Lara's Gra- in Fund for Students Speaker Screening --Lynn Smith and Nancy Ma- lecki hold a list of 1000 But the game is ment of the activity Ju; that will make Beardsley. The presidents of three campus their speakers but "under no signatures wishing the team e far congress- student up the weekend's bill of fare, ment the 23-man campus police dents woutd repay the loans in organizations say they circumstances good luck for Saturday's Bentley said he believes that would we Thousands of students are ex- force, |«-ir;e, Alvin Bentley, five or ten years at t low in- federal aid to education without will refuse to allow the speaker reCognlze the committee's right game with U-M. / night recommended pected to turn out for a pep rally screening committee to pass to veto our speaker." —State News Photo by Andy (teshment of 1 federal federal control is* not possible or at 7:30 tonight at Jenison Field. Even though pre-planned traf- Rj fur college students who The Republican candidate said even desirable. Judgement on their speakers. Taking ths itind »r« the n* president rd require- Youth Affairs ic ar bill, Bentley proposed that adoption, Congress followed the Rights and Welfare Committee. The resolution pro- Students wno found Thursday tickets are all gone, "Objects such as rolls of toilet Two events are planned for paper could break a person's help for the aged should come lead of AUSG President Bob poses a rebate for men assigned i there jrved s Saturday's post-game festivities, gl-asses and possibly cut him. 1 gw! surdirc conditions of Bentley. Stu- Corps Urged through the existing private in¬ Howard. Elmhurst, III., senior, surance companies, such as Blue who last week refused to accept hls appointment to the committee, to rooms designed for a fewer number of persons and recc n- for them, will be admirtd to Spartan Stadium at noon Saturday The MSU-Mlchigan men's glee love spirit, but not when some- clubs will Join in concert at one gets hurt." Cross and Blue Shield. mends that men placed in over- Kellogg Center Saturday night. PORT HURON (UP!) - Dem¬ and assigned to chairs on the n .. , ' .... ocratic candidate for congress- Humanist Club president Peter crowded rooms be allowed to Programs at i.k a. ' L,i 7.15 and 09 p.m.will Police and ushers will be scan- These companies would extend gridiron level. They are to enter nJ th(. stan(js fop fl Werbe, Detroit senior, told Con- break their contract at the end objects> 1 Romney at-large Neil Staebler said coverage to the senior citizens, gress his group "under-no con- of a term, the park through the North End feature Negro spirituals, a Gershwin No Qne c ne metal 6or Lsg 1 Saturday Thursday he would urge the Pres¬ ident to establish a permanent and if the person were unable to pay the premiums, the federal of ditions" would submit the names And FinanceCommitteeChalr- Booth 2 at 12 or 12:30 p.m. Saturday, and must show their meduy lections and school o^ratic se- fight songs. containers wl„ h ^ L aHowed inside commission on vouth affairs if speakers to the committee, man John Noud, Stanwood Junior. And the annual MSU-J of M 8 government would give aid, he activity book and student identi¬ The Humanists' position was reported that AUSG's fall term elected in the Nov. 6 election said. The federal government fication. Mixer will be held from 8 p.m. "The police are definitely con- |r Georje Romney will ip- *e»tnpus Saturday. A press Staebler, addressing a Rotary would also insure the companies echoed by Socialist Club Presi- dent Jan Garrett, Gainesville, budget will be submitted for con- Biggie Munn, MSU athletic di¬ to 12 a.m. Saturday in the Brody eerned," said Richard Bemitt, Club luncheon, said his program against poor risks. gressional approval at next multi-purpose roomo. The dance director of campus police. "How- nci at 106 Fla., sophomore. Garrett said his week's meeting, rector, explained the lack of Keilogg Center would include a broad "youth is open, free of charge, to sta- ever, we usually have a tough time scheduled for 9:30 The c 0 n g r e s sman-at-large organization would notify the reserved seats for students by Noud said the budget will total dents and alumni of both schools, finding the offender. We hope opportunities" plan and the crea¬ ie appearance of saying there had been a "fab¬ that peer group control will tion of a domestic Peace Corps. candidate said he does favor the about $3,700. help ulous increase in emrollmertt this He also said he would work present administration's plan for Accompanying a 11 this will be stop them." the tremendous traffic problems people unemployed by for passage mem of a youth employ- retraining opportunities act. automation or by low-cost for¬ Faculty Members Accept Student activity books created by the 19,000 spectator- guarantee each student admission filled cars expected to jam cam- Concern over the incidents in¬ creased this week after a girl "More than one million of eign competition. He said that the to all athletic events covered by_ pus beginning Saturday morning, wps hit on the back of the head our et youth in the 16-21 age brack¬ are unemployed, including many community and Junior col¬ leges springing up should be one Speaker Committee Posts the books, but do not insure' More than 75 additional police- "with a thermos bottle reserved seats. men are being called in to during the some 60.000 here in Michigan," of the vehicles for the retraining All five faculty members ap¬ supple- North Carolina game Saturday. of unemployed adults. appointed as presidents of the Staebler said. pointed to the student faculty major student governing bodies committee on outside speakers will attend the first meeting. Over-Liberal Election ses Great Opportunities accepted their positions and will attend the committee's first meeting early next week. Women's Inter- residence Council president Nancy Jelinek, Three Oaks senior, and Men's Write-ins Swamp AUSG Tellers Madison Kuhn, MSU historian Hall Associationpresident James [or and professor of history, Leonard L. Chandler, Ann Arbor senior, Officers Fr A flood of write-in candidates Rail/professor of economics, and told the State News that they will- and the failure of one dormitory John Useem, professor and head attend the first meeting. to turn in its ballot boxes made of sociology and anthropology A spokesman for Patricia for well completing the obligated tour of it Impossible for the State News a big field, and much of the work ~ Joined two other faculty members Dumas. Pan Hellenic Council to report the congressional re¬ today ere it closely allied with civilian duty, if the officer doesn't want of the committee, accepting make the service hfs full-time president and Midland senior, placement election returns be¬ Wbk ' " N5f°re and the wwk th€ civilian economy. to President John A. Hannah's ap¬ said she would attend. fore press time late Thursday I Air c or ' !!W e < "er pr«n- Here is a real opportunity work- f^e-al Job, he can step into the civilian world ricker for having had mili¬ pointments Thursday. night. Ralph ing toward two careers, the rnlli- F. M. Donahue, associate pro¬ Interfraternity Council presi¬ Of the 42 Student Congress n boys in- tary ai tary experience. fessor of humanities and religion, dent Robert Andringa, Wayland "There are other benefits', he vacancies to be filled, at least and Paul Varg, dean of the Col¬ senior, could not be reached said, that you will receive from 10 were decided by write-ins. lege of Arts and Letters, said Thursday, but he had not said An hour after the ballots from taking the ROTC such as choice publicly that he would Join All- Wednesday that they would serve all other precincts had been :e. possible regular com¬ on the committee. University Student Government mission if you wish to make the counted. Elections Chairman Jim Hannah selected these five president Bob Howard in refusing military a career, choice of duty to sit on the committee. Billings, East Lansing senior, members from a list of 10 faculty still station whenever possible, and Committee chairman Eldon waa waiting for Bailey to names submitted by the Com¬ others." Nonnamaker, dean of men, said bring in its ballot boxes for mittee on Committee. He an¬ I«^7 "i8hl ta General Palladlno pointed out that the committee probably will meet tallying. |L diplomacy. Oor the list of military leaders who nounced his choices Wednesday. early next week. Voter turnout was spotty, and At least three of the students airmen ROTC graduates is long and ranging from the abnormal in K5 ta Cvr r>i* conSS impressive, and it is well worth some dormitories to the neg¬ H "rvfces **ei i he strenth of —« our -IT* noting that in the Army each year alone, the input of officers 900 Year R ligible off campus. South C'Ae reported the heav¬ from the ROTC list is more than iest vote with 275 ballots cast double t h e number that the reg¬ for three candidates. The fra¬ and if/^'adinc went en to ular Army commissions from the military academy at West Point. ternities recorded five votes, the men'a co-operatives none. The Russian Orthodox Church in Mo* Each year some 20.000 ROTC 1 the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council Total vote cast was estimated wL*rvins ui nt« graduates from all the services I Thursday. It is the first formal Vatican-Moscow at more than 1600. Ce* today is 77 e«R presented with reserve r. that the i»~ It Is expected to take many commissions, so **! (here is a good chance ether Orthodox Churches will hours for the tellers to decide ™ * Peat portance of the program as ft cans too." said a member of the Vatican's Secretariat Pet WoUK right ^ demoted for fer .Christian Unity. who some of the write-in can¬ 2 ! "«la^andinelto-<| r nation can hardly bedis- "Hbe Russian Church was the first major Orthodox body to didates are so they can tabu¬ dents only " booth et Berkey Hell supervised by Rv«« Hughe, «cc#t a Vatican invitation to sow! sfcssrvera to the Council. late the votes. and Eerie fcyce, -Stele Mews Pkote ky Aedy Clipper. mm 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Suspend Publication Armstrong Of a Student Paper Togetherness By suddenly and unilaterally "6. The Dean of Flint Com¬ suspending publication of Flint munity Junior College shall have rnmmmmmmmmmm Dorm Spirit is • curious Community Junior College's stu¬ the responsibility to administer thing. Several years ago Michigan Scat* dent paper, the College Clamor, dormitories „ this policy." their Lack ot spirit and th«r general Dorm administrators and disunity 0( fell, the Dean's office carried admin¬ Needless to say, the student re¬ enthusiastic Lstudent J" big push to Increase the spirit of the istration control over this student action to both the suspension and dormitc^Tesfrt Sormitcry resH ****' ^* activity to its ugliest possible ex- the new policy was united and ^Tbe most effective example of m«w uic ft... of M *"*■> ,. ^ _ . - bias and prejudice. well established and there will be more flexibility him ttestroy our h.rd-won right i "*"» of W°"" sent to its readers an accurate manned that progress is suffi¬ «« Perhaps Dean Fibel should re¬ cient without our support. The ,» the e^relsmg of fte r«u- and comprehensive image of the turn to college as a student and men in the front lines? Bicyc¬ .^ .c^ ;™g. enough college. lists. Certainly from the stand- those with whom we agree are take a few courses in journalism 1 realize that because of in¬ pcint of goodwill, it is much better allowed a hearing. The kind of "3. The newspaper shall not and communication. to have flexibility and allow a emasculated freedom exists in tense eye-strain, caused by many print articles editorials which few people to sneak in illegally, Russia. We require more in or Also, the hours with the books, Michigan A_ new policy demands State students generally don' than to have inflexibility and turn merica. As President of theUnl- are libelous, obscene, or which "an accurate and comprehensive advocate breaking of the law. bother to read PLL. nil. anything besides i.h.n rhj. aw*y P^eJ*10 ]»«• to be there. After all. what better dn the mapus to Mr. Davis when in- image of the college.' Does that Mr. Davis when in- *'4. The paper should always X campus [L _ bicycle regulations «.« ar<. criterion is there for measuring the campus mean no editorials criticizing the satisfaction of a service, than posted at virtually every bicycle j cannot deny KCe88 t0 the publish the truth, have a sense of goodwill? wrong people? rack, one must be blind in one campus to Mr. Davis when in- fair play, uphold the rights of pri¬ eye and can't see out the other Roland Meulebrouck vtted , And , can the by an approved organ- vacy of all iri&iViduals. and "write jphrase "avoiding ln order the notices, 1574 J. Spartan Village Nation, without seeming to inflammatory isaterial" be inter- «e the regulations scanned. n J. | dorse all others who have or articles uncolored by bias or pre- Judice- "d. The preted articles as be rngIsting that written no more which may then "on? apathetically relegated to the file " Minnesota I (traltel thai may in the future speak under similar auspices. This 1 am not willing to do. FAST SERVICE paper should show a touch "The Michigan Motor Vehicle tti head of Student Government There are those who hear that upon the sensitivities of AND AT THE Code requires that bicycles be hi high moral purpose/avoid inflam- General Motors refused to participate on the Ben Davis will have a field day, or which call the operated as if they were motor n, matory material, and maintain the speaker censorship commit- making captive the minds of our Flint Journal a tool of the local- vehicles. . . . Riding on side- tee not only because of the high- tc students. Nothing could be fur- LOWEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN the highest standards to truth, walks or footpaths, riding more handed way in which it was set ther from the truth. We ly-omnipotent automotive giant, than two abreast, and proud of the way in which our COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PAP.TS honestv. and decency. riding a- up but, because its intent is e | According to the president of gainst traffic is (sic) prohibited." Tolate academic freedom and the students have proved their ability e AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Flint's student So read the regulations. With our right to know of students and "> challenge effectively those government, the now well faculty alike. Before Mr. How- w*»ose doctrines are not well established system e COMPLETE AUTO SPRING SHOP Dean admitted there was pressure of cycle paths there can be no ard"s actions are dismissed as founded, and we have great cou- from influential outside elements. reasonable excuse for the use of an example of youthful imma- fidence in the maturity with which e AUTOMOTIVE MAINLINE SHOP Meanwhile. the crowded sidewalks as bicycle v«uKyue turity. the reaction of another they will respond on this oc- • MUFFLERS AND TAILPIPES students Still speedways. (Incidentally, there great university to a similar situ- have not a $2.00 fine for riding on side- should be examined. Which p o 1 i c y Is more Befitting accepted the new policy. At about the same time Mich- • great University? That advo- AUTO KRAMER And the publication of the Clamor 1 therefore propose BIKE 1San State last sPrlnS was 8oin« cated ^ WUson 10(1 Howard or remains suspended. week-Ban Inconsiderate Kinetic trough its traumatic experience |he one enacted by the Admin- Perhaps the students of Mich¬ Energy. Or we can ignore this with Robert Thompson, the Uni- str* on thls instln«lon? PARTS senseless appeal of mine. I don't versity of Minnesota was likewise Bob Repas, Asst. Prof, igan State should be more appre¬ really mean it. Let's keep on confronted by Ben Davis, an School of Labor and Indus- 800 E. KALAMAZOO ciative of their administration if wreaking havoc on the sidewalks, equally prominent member of die trial Relations fellows. I'm a bicycle rider the Flint student administration self. my- Communist Party. The response Julian P. Donahue by President O. Meredith WUson 165572 on April 26, 1962 was as follows: relationship is any yardstick for "The University of Minnesota making a judgment. Inflexibility has a stated policy that regularly U.M. MSU Editor; approved student organizations At least the State News is al¬ My wife and 1 experienced a can sponsor speakers before rather unpleasant situation, at their membership and friends, lowed to write articles colored the World Travel Series bst Among such organizations are the by bias and prejudice — articles Saturday. We presented our l.D. Socialist Club as weU as the more cards at the door, but the ticket generally supported Republican such as this one which is, indeed taker informed us that my wife and Democratic Clubs, colored by a distinct bias and judice against the Dean's action pre¬ did not have the proper I.D. card. She is taking a 3 credit course Ben Davis was invi campus by the Socialist Club, a student organization. He will OPEN HOUSE MIXER and and was Issued an I.D. card at be subsequent policy. presented by this group in Senator registration. We that she needed were a informed spouse I.D. the ballroom of the Coffman Memorial Student Union, h should Saturday October 13 Barry Coldwater is being hailed as card. We were referred to the be clear that his appearance or a true middle-of-the-roader, to the Right of supervisor. I explained that I the appearance of any other per- McKinley — and to the Left of General Walker. Middletown had purchased an activity book son in these circumstances does 8-12 P.M. Brody Hall Daily Record for my wife but that we were not represent endorsement by unaware the the I.D. she had hte University of the views the •verheard n at the Parents' Day convocation: glad to see that all of you parents were was not sufficient to allow her admittance to the program. speaker may express. It is. PRESENTED BY rather, an expression of the prin- t0 come to Ball State to He asked if I had the activity ciple of free speech which is * see how your s and daughters are books with me. 1 told him I making out." Ball State News did not. He then informed me very precious principle in a truly free society; and which, by the MEWS HALLS ASSOCIATION that my wife would not be al- way, is a pert of the American way lowed admittance unless she of life explicitly guaranteed by the purchased a ticket. federal constitution. and In Tb« objections that STATE NEWS my thinking, that was a boorish example of unflexible WOMENS ESTER-RESIDENC ALL-AMERICAN RATING bureaucracy in action. Member Associated Press, United Press The World Travel Series is lack of September. a service paid for, at least lack of faith International, Inland Deily Press Associa¬ Second class postage par- paid at East Lansing, We have tion. Associated Collegiate Press Assoc¬ tatially, by the students of Mich¬ iation. Michigan Press Association. Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 341 Stu¬ igan State. As a service, its pri¬ confidence in both. We believe WITH MUSIC BY Published by the students of Michigan State mary purpose should be be a disservice to our dent Services Building, Michigan State Uni¬ University. Issued on class days Monday those on whom it relies for its and an insult to our through Friday during the fall, winter and versity. East Lansing. Michigan. Mall sub- scrip ions payable in advance: 1 term, S3; nation's maturity if we were to deny Mr. Davis an opportunity THE GENTLEMEN spring quarters, twice weekly during the 2 terms, $4; 3 terms, *5; full year. J6. summer term; special Welcome Issue in to speak. " Circulation Manager Bill Marshall t it i : turn to hi- ' end .... Bets Burns flexible rules Editor Copy Editor Jon Fitzgerald to implement its Jim Walllngton various City Editor Bruce Fabricant Assistant City Editor Editorial Page Editors Eric Ftlson service*, for when this,WM "o° strong for^or happens *WTIW to an institution, or Sports Editor Dave Harfst sally Photo Editor Dave Jachnig Feature Editor Derricks on and Paul Schnttt Jackie JCorona any part m of decay. it, it is in a state ^ society, h la neither tfraid of RECORDS Advertisii% Manage. .... Fred Levlne I like to think of Night Editor Denis Gosselin Michigan freedom, aer can it serve society Sate as Dr. Hannah described * * casts doubts an the Friday October 12. 1962 3 Raids Endanger PERCE STRINGS" Property - Police Lost of By OAVE JAEHNIG a Strict 01 The Stat* N«w* he said. "Anyone who is watch¬ ing Is actually egging the demon¬ strators on. Therefore, we don't Intend to worry « rt,e tlme PEP RALLY Why do the campus police get excited about student demonstra- tions? Why are they a pain to the • panty raid who is watching ««1 who is demonstrating. One »» as bad as the other to police at Jenison Field police force? trying to bring a crowd under "We have to protect personal and University property," is the control." The East Lansing police have Friday answer Publlc from the S«f>ry Department of ■ different attitude from theUni- verslty police about such raids. October 12 "wf have node restrain the high spirits "w? .can't take the time to try GO SPARTANS! of the students, but if force Is •nd control them," said one of 7:30 p.m. necessary to protect that prop- the East Lansing patrolmen. "We STOP THOSE WOLVERINES! erty, we are prepared to use have to break them up. and break force." them up fast. The police are also expected "Once they get across Grand Back M.S.U. with officio! to protect the women dorm resi- R'ver, they hit the ston i. Sev- dents, the target of spring term raids. " er*l ficers years ago, one was. thrown into of a store Spartan sweatshirts, pennants, and souvenirs from HSU BAND "if all student demonstrations were as orderly as Tast fall's window. Lieutenant Stephen Naert was thrown under a bus and had biggie pep rallies." said another of- fleer, "our job would be easy. "The trouble is the coeds start his leg broken. This won't happen •g®W' I" 'he same riot in which the Student Bookstore DUFFY With All the boys going by calling them Lieutenant broke his leg. the stu- up and saying 'Let's have a dents tried to tip over a loaded 421 E. Grand River The Seniors panty raid.' If those girls had bus« the officer said. Then they ever see an a real panty raid. st0PPed an ambulance speeding tgSPACE FASHIONS—Boiml* Fletcher, iMltd, and Cin- they wouldn't ask for it." t0 Sparrow Hospital, and tried to innj took port in Hi* blast off of fall fashions and When the students break lose l'P over> Jock Tor Hotel was the totting of orbiting styfes r8id, the campus police don't "There was a pregnant women on a s held their annual fashion show this week. "" have the time to ask if certain in labor inside that ambulance," --Stote News Photo. students are "watching or par- he sala- : ticipating. "No, they won't get across "We have to control them, he Grand River again." tartan Wives Hold said. For those who have never seen Lt. Allen H. Andrews elabor- a Panty-raid, Lt. Andrews sug- ated on the officers' statements. Bested they read the account of Ibital Fashion Show a "There is no such thing as by-siander and a participant," the Oklahoma University riot on ^5th °* year. (Continued to page 7) |rtd their HAVING GUESTS IN? H the Jack 1 your uter space quality centerpiece and State mum from.... fall fashions and "Ituted by a line in the material 10 su88est its absence, and the 'he theme of Morning Wear se- the collar is rounded. wider and slightly BARNES FLORAL of East Lansing e pink and white The dress has a new loosely fitted variation called the shift. We telegraph flowers world wide. j^j m quilted housecoat, Suits, this year, will feature the nightgown ensemble, blouse look. To < over 215 Ann. St. j by Mary Ann Upton, the suit or coat, fur hats of any luxurious lounging wore a blue nylon kind from mink to skunk, Smart new styles the style. i peignoir with a ■ sleeve effect. ■tatter Afternoon and Sat- For the ectasy of earth*! for special events! ning out, Sandie Cornell v a Weir sequences of the brocade Jacketed sheath dress in die candlelight shade. The color MODESTLY PRICED Is in the W3y of casual complimented her high styled I, Kindkerchiefs are no winged-look platinum w .10" the pocket 17" to a veiled variation e peo^est sse.- futures the k&c! IMfruAtA)™ k with, miny Cindy Notarairti wore a"greerl Burns modeled a beige an{j gold block print metallic print kerchief blouse Brighten up your date life with these two scooped-neck sheath for " ition with a beige suede party night, sparked by long gold exciting fashions. The value, the styling, te, accented by thenew chandelier earrings. the fit look like twice the price! A. "Cre¬ pe suzette" wool suit dress accented rimer's outfit of a flnale °* the show was with leather piping, leather pull-thru tie I flared bright red skirt entitled "Hls Chrl8tTnas BellV belt. Black, red, sizes 5 to 15. 17.95. V-r.eclced popo.tr floor fum™' length pink and muted red B. Tweed cotton knit suit dress boasts palj hostess dress, carried a real tritone knit border trim. 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KNAPP'S EAST LANSING IS OPEN TODAY FROM 9:30 To 5:30! 1 ^K^wion. *f Michigan State News, JEast Lansing, Michigan MSf/ Kunninfr Aims For TiHe ~ ~ LlOll Intramural News n Rates S Gross Tries StrikesAga at Entries are due for the men's 0: Casopolic 57, Caribbean 12; NEW YORKC (UP!) - Michigan O State's Spartans have the second 11| 11 mm- teem table tennis toumement and Cache 13, Cameron 7. w YORK, (UP1) Jerry ning plays, his total of 245 yards women's swimming team Friday best ground offense in the nation Gross of Dwrolt, th« leader in w« the> highest run-pass pro- according to football statistics rola, of(ense and "" released by the NCAA today. passing offense duction of the week. Detroit Lioa General Manager "ZF'^a IM Held H~k« for hockey tor coed's coca » Elsworth n n Bowern.0:uVillage 15. rtwlm owl and The Spartans have averaged umu a ne he was injured injured last last season, season. three — games Gross —tawtnhas com-Edwta J. i. Anderson «»" tw«- will 111 be held on u*aOld College ■ ■ ■ - _ _ - . ,. 324 1/2 yards on the ground in { making another bid to clsim cl>im P'etedPIeted 45 of 91 * pass P«ss attempts ^ay day that th« he was more convinced Field. Friday. West Yakeley 43, Beal 7; Carabri4g ' ^ 639 yards. Dick Shiner of tki ever that 'Wl^SS " pSJ Ma^o-Abbot ek tho,e tll,es this year. •Wif" tele- rheir first two games. Relatively Sl#tistics released Maryland is second with 41 vcom- vision playi" Mayo-Abbot at 4 p.m. and nas 13; WtrLn Emb.S^r 18.1 lS. Bristol 6; Bailey at 4i45. Brougham released Thursday 1 nursuay 7 must go. »i«wn nuun Gilchrist at unknown West Texas leads with Wilson DUVSnlavs Gilchrist » plays uucnrw T_ n .. a( bureau pleti—Pletions. followed ' by Terry Baker average of 348 1/2 yards. ghow Gross ^ the NCAA ^A service bureau service leading all vmajor of Oregon St«e with 38. Junior by WJIM (Channel 6) are being The Lions boss s^d telecasts Saturday, Butterfield plays six 27. Bal «y **J BrttaJ Most of the offense titles, how- all players in pass- Ed«e of North Carolina with 34 piped into die Detroit area at a Mayo-Abbot at9:30a.m. andCa»e sevw galley ei&y ^Branay ever, are owned by two other co,lege f00tbaUplayerS r__ - — _ - _ plays West Yakeley at 10:15. House IV Deuces 7. and B jng yardage and is second to and John Glles of Louisville with faster rate than Tb. omen's gymnastic team, three 12. Brutus-6. Big Ten schools, undefeated Hldon Fortie of Northwestern and Wisconsin. Brigham Young 33> of specially designed booster an- undei in total offense. rennas. Wiest. travels to Utica to present Insturction in kayaks along with The Wildcats-are 4eading-"the- aItliough Detroit has !ost all t has played. Gross ■* OCMtlt^ Anderson added that the an- i clinic and demonstration to¬ practice will be offered at Lake Lansing on Monday, Wednesday, . tennas are being installed by day. appears to be growing stronger f » 7*1/71 ffiTt r I W*f> Detroit viewers and is convinced Members of the team parti¬ Friday and Sunday from 3 to 5 yards a game and in forward pas- as [he season sing with 246.5 yards a contest. progresses. The *-Xf ^ that this is responalble f or the cipating are: Carmen Crandell, p.m. throughout the term- The Badgers have the best crafty handled 48 offense EAU CLAIRE. (UPI)--City of Lions' skidding home attendance. Barbara Cohen, Ann Gordhamer, The requirements for taking 1 1/2 plays against NeW MeXiC0 state thing named the four teachers He said: kayak are; a knowledge of Points last Frlday night and 43 of them pondering what to do about tour "It is clear the penetration in Lem^hmtet . Wiseon; d in : fire to their rials good for 265 vards. teachers ' is much stronger than . tal offer rush- ln addulont Tip Synder will per- will be taught by Marcia Jonea, Although he lost 20 yards oi high school football field. four years3 ago.'ago." trance form on .u& H.i.ns-* beam beam and P-sident'ss Cup President Cup winner: adequate passing of a ^ , and The faculty member s, in- Harold F. Gross owner of WJIM Barb Zweifel will do a free ex- swimming test, STUDENTS - FACULTY eluding school Principal Robert was very unhappy with Ander- excise routine on the uneven e of equipment, and the Youngren admitted burning the son's comments. In rebutal he safety letters P-O-N-Y Into the field paralled bars and give a vault¬ following of necessary said: precautions. ing demonstration. Do Your Wash Free ! grass. name The Ponies is the nick- for St. Joseph Catholic "The statements (madeby An- derson) are fantastic with no truth High School, Eau Claire's foot- in them whatsoever." Joel Hlggins and Bill Mclnnts There is no charge for this starred in IM football Wednesday service, the only requirement Fri. Oct. 12 thru Fri., Oct. 19, 1962 ball opponents last weekend. One thing the local television as they led the Brannlgan team being interest. A lifeguard will 8 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. It was believed at first that station owner resented was the to a 14-6 victory over the Six- be on duty, and transportation There's a ne\v St. Joseph students were re- use of the word "bootlegger" . Paks. may be arranged. sponsible for the deed, but an Eau Claire student who saw the whofe when all the Detroit people are doing is installing aerials for In other games: Bailey three- Cover Girl 6 Bailey four 0: Cavalier 7. Persons intersted should con- In THE AMAZING thing, name the four teachers as Channel 6. Casslno 0: Caravelle 15. Carlton tact Miss Jones at 355-4394 and in Town ... the culprits. They were football Gross said over the telephone c o ac h Dick Bramr, assistant that he felt the general manager Muffs 0; Carthage 21, Cachet then contact the IM office when UNIMAC WASHER Donald Brame and Basketball and he had an understanding last 13: Aristocrats 0. Ardent House^theyjrtsh^togo. coach Art Keil besides year and that there would be no She'll like the Bagatelle Youngren. questions asked this season. They because a Cover Girl has to They explained they wanted to had settled on the Lions running be first with the newest. give the team added "stimulus" a survey. In the big game. Eau Claire lost The survey has been conducted, KIEAN KING CENTER 66-6. —— but a Detroit newspaper Wednes- day night said no survey would be (next to Uncle John's Pancake House) George Kelt, Detroit Tiger run this weekend, because the \ 4 broadcaster, has two silver bats, game at Tiger Stadium with the 2828 E. GRAND RIVER emblematic of hitting titles, he Los j^eics Rams is a sellout, 489-8096 led the Interstate League with Lancaster, Pa., In 1943 and paced ,w Gross alsopresentedfigures . * Who's this new Cover Girl? ^ the American Lea^e with the' th OLDS. 1955. 4 door, excellent 12 jWtt TICKET'S in aectlon I"I P"m* condition, one owner. Can be DkLIVElRV feOYS wanted with *or Michigan game available. Call EAST LANS INC. Single room PMHUtt POrSOHfil seen Friday or Saturday at 4549 cars. $1.30 per hour. Varsity "5-2622• 12 for male student. 443 Grove St. ^ ... ^ .J-.". AUTOMOTIVE N. Meridian Road. 12 Drive-In. ED 2-6517. 13 CA5 STOVE 34". $25. Pining Call ED 2-0205 after 5:30 or WANTED: 10,000 Pigmies for • •EMPLOYMENT table and 6 chairs, *25. 2 dnw- weekends. 13 P"T>°« * room stuffing. A»ly 1959 VW sunroof sedan, radio, PHYSICAL THERAPIST, full or alng chests with mirrors, $15 •FOR SALE . white wall tires. 100% guai part time. Contact Rehabilitation each. Hand lawn mower (new). MEN: unsupervised, unapproved, •FOR RENT teed. $1,095. Continental Im¬ Medical Center. IV 4-7701. Ext. coet $35, sell for $20. Vacuum large double room with new •LOST & FOUND 1- DEAR ELMER: Is U true that ports. 226 E. Kalamazoo. IV 5- 21. sweeper, $15. Call IV 4-7181. 12 furniture, and kitchen; for $8. •PERSONAL 1743. 13 Opposite Berkey Hall, 534 you are planning on taking your * * Ctrli date to the Harvest Ball, Oc- •PEANUTS PERSONAL AVON CALLING. Why settle for eSCLKH BEVCLE with carrier. Albert. ED 2-6661. •REAL ESTATE 1958 RENAULT, good runner. second best? AVON Representa- lives sell top quality products. 3 yeara 0idf good }20 mrntrmBK—1—1—K—rzc- tober 20' °n * btcycle 1x1111 for Die works, •SERVICE *61' V.W. Karmenghia convert, Start for Christmas earn- ED 7-2048 after 4:30 p.m. 13 ed rooms tor men. sown mm ^ Someone Interested 11 Someone Interested. 12 MiUer-, Shoe Repair 7, •TRANSPORTATION like new. Sky-diving parachute now <», c . •WANTED rig. 485-7994. 16 ings. For appointment in your 1V5V CLSHMa^J SUPER EAGLE, son, adjacent to campus. Kitchen - Opposite _ Berkey. - ver ED 2-4074. home call evenings: Mrs. Alana Like new condition. Make an of- privileges, parking. Reasonable. Huckings, FE 9-8483. C12 £«r* _Call Paul after 6 p.m. ED'ED 7-2345. 11 +C Real Estate OETADLINE: 1957 AUSTIN HEALY, 100-6, 2-1674. 15 SINGLE wire wheels. O.D., raaio, neai- R66M F6ft RENT. Just EAST LANSING. No down pay- BUD SPANGLER er, Dunlop road speed tires. Ex¬ yj- For Sale behind Campus Theater, kitchen, mem for veterans. New 3 bed- IN ORCHESTRA. IV 2-1M0 or - BOB RUSK- Collie pL cellent condition. IV 5-7972. 12 2 HOLLYWOOD TWIN BEDS parking faculties. Call ED 2- room ranch with full basement. speeds, derailer. Like h*lj' 8787, 8-10 a.m. 12 Gas heat, city water and 489-2644. 15 with mattress and spring. Good Mr,". PHONE: price. r. Fryer, 332-6994. " 13 *. Located close to schools condition. Ideal for students. $20 , 355-8255 or 8256 each. TU 2-0563. 16 rCa 21 ■IV. Zenith radio- Man ftfl6M VAfcANT. Steefc and University. Pricedunder $14. UMa^N TC!) PLV at Sherra _ phono., both consoles. Miscel- downtown. wwwmwwu. 'private r. .tbit rr r - t , . Select the colors and location north Abbott Rd., Davis Air- Fn printing. Wonch Grsuld 1, "■ ®T | NEAR EAST LANSING - 2 bed- Kalamazoo. Please call Dan. from MSU and Red Cedar School. NICK AZELBORN COMBO. Good P|si-Traci;on. Immaculate sport models. 2 doors, sunroofs. thinbodied cutaway. Just rebuilt. room furnished mobile home, IV 9-5486. 12 Finished rec. room, 2 baths, music, matched jackets, PA sys- i WtT' ^°WN' tyPlst«^« i wagons, and convertil superb condition, includes am- Love!y priVate location. $65. In- 1^6-1961 VOLKSWAGENS. -ange for your demonstri glassed-in porch, 2 car garage, igm. Ask about campus rates. u, printing (bid pllfier, case, neck-strap. 355- dudes water, electricity. 355- L6ST tan leather key case fenced-in play yard. FHA ap- 355-1003. J8 *hl4,e' ^ color) IBM. & Son-roofs and 2 -;ors. Deluxe 7811 evenings. - 16 1604. stationwagor.. atSPARTAN. You'll do better Spartan Motors 1^57 CHEVROLET, 4 door Bel- 12 =r,U,.C«MU,. WTORINC: Accounting SKSTVTSf :l5- -1961 Galaxies. Fully e- Air, automatic transmission,ex- PARKING SPACES 2 blocks from 205a TYPING- MumuaoSi Union. $10 for term. Call ED 2-3634. 14 LOST - gold watch with black EAST LANSING, 220 Loree chology Graduate student. Ken Electrlc ^^iter. Four| swede band between Kresge Art Drive. Listed by owner. 1 year Cgrt„ ,v 9_68o5 ., to soft tops, Tonneau cov« 2 Building. Call Sandy. 355-1957. wM large basement and garage. ALTERATIONS. Hamming & re- "X LADIES, share a 3 bed- SP/-.RTAN MOTORS heater, Dunlap RS-4 tir sonable. IV 5-1185.' s. Rea- APPLES. Fresh pure cider. Farm fresh eggs, squash, room house- cookln8 faculties, bedrooms, 2 floor to ceiling styllng. formals . trousers, fireplaces, mahagotry paneled siCjrls> etCi jsjgEOLE 'NTHJIBaD CHARTER ^ "QnspOrtOtionl TO INDIAN* pie pumpkins - also will have Across from faculty housing, off » Personal famUy room, full or 2piece bath SHOP. 108 Division, behind Cam- Halloween pumpkins, and other ' Harrison. ED 2-1391 evenings, sicy {or game October'r 1958 i6Rvmt. Real sharp. STUDENTS: GET RELIABLE ad- on 3 levels, fruitwood kitchen ^ Smre pn 2.ssfl4, r «r game, QrtoberT?, C fruits and vegetables with built-ins, dishwasher, 2 new engine, new tires, top. ED able prices. Roadside Farm vice on car Insurance from Les "NrtEftfllRb. "Real 2'3119- ing areas; living room and family SEWING MACHINE SERVICE. $3 J2 Market, 3 miles east of ^.Lans- APTS. Stanton. Buoget Financing avail- room overlook patio and wood- day or evening on Kenmore or *t-- f^eer^-R^rakes TViUnderbird hardtop, dia- n US 16 a " " " able. 1500 E. Michigan. IV 2- ed area. Near schools and MSU. any make. Call Mac, TU 2- *y Wonted • ■ '04 u4>1inz- mond blue, full power, radio, BICYCLE HEADQUARTERS English bikes. Largest selection $60 b °689- C12 price below com. Shown any- 522k 13 ; . ,-3n, .J white wall tires. Exceptional con¬ ^ " per month. 523 Cherry St. "NEED A HAIRCUT? Tom's Bar- t!g£ f0.2"8050' „ 12 DIAPER SERVICE dition inside and out. 16 bershop, 3002 Vine St. West of H1LL8ROOK PARK, excellent ^ N, 1 owner, i960 Rambler American tow door 'ol* Sears' Frandor Store. Opposite b^' 3 bedroom ranch. Owner SERVICE to your desire. You 115 dirtetto(|. SWtflfig- -- ■ - - Marek Drug. Open 8—5:30. Tues transferred. $600 down FHA receive your own diapers back "1 :: „Ver- con" wagon. 2 tone green and white. lish Hercules finest qaality.Spe- ,250. MALE 21 br over to share all available. FE 9-8622. 12 each time With our service, 355-2837^ 12 Automatic transmission, radio clal Thur., & Sat. 3 barbers. Call . $41.88. Used bikes in good apartment with grad. stu- ^ChTa. Clean, 1^59. and w(,it wal1 tires. Very clean. condition. $19.50 and up. Sever- new IV 4-8844. Also cut ladies'hair C $700 down. 3 bedroom ranch, may include up to two pounds dent. Close to campus. ED 2- , . 1 , *■ half lot. 1 block from ;age. original owner, $1195. al closeouts new. Regular $42.95 1303. 16 APPlic«*on ana Passport pic- w"'m acre IJr\n clothing which will not fade, Call ED 2-2634 after Full year GW warranty now $32.88. Gene's Cycle Shop. ^ taken at H1CKS *T1* * , White, Blue or Pink diaper palls SLUGGER SETS TWO ^<^YCLE: Triumpn, Tiger ^crioT-r.— Near fyggfe E-L-^ ■ AMERICAN DIAPER . BINGHAMTO.V, ! Ken Harrelaon, 21- dean & harris Cub, 200 cc, excellent condition, $12.50/week, utilities paid. bus. ED 7-0180. forget, someone send too nice 1403 BEECH, near Hagadom 111 E. SERV1CE WASHTENAW baseman (or Blnghw two records during tl ED 2-4032. 12 "Over 47 years with Ford" IV 2-0864 C League season hy hfttia(4 FOR SALE immediately. 2 baby WANTEt), 1 Ap- nothing down, $125 per month "* runs and driving In 137 M Grand River at Cedar beds, combination radiq,record proved, supervised. cIom to Specialist C to responsible party. Call ED E&ELLENf TVUFPaIR on aft Don Lock set the homai Phone IV 2-1604 player. Singer sewing machine, campus. Call Jack. 332-6009. 12 2-4113. i6 makes and models. All work wtth 35 'or Btngh*mt ALTOMOTIVE REPAIR 3.59 ons, V-turtle neck; see to be¬ Phone IV 5-6128. Joanna Sar- 3022 E. Michigan. Call IV 7-5558. Poly-Vl-Sol 2.57 Clty 6.96 Unlcaps 4.94 lieve. ED 7-0729. 16 8eant' Broker. 12 13 IT'S F ALL tune-up time for both 4.98 Gerltol 3.39 foreign and american cars. Get 3.56 Homicebrin 2.89 OPENING FOR MALE student Open Ex- need the works at Mel's Auto Ser- vice, 315 W. Grand River. 332- In furnished 2-6035 after 5. apartment. Call ED 9A.M. IT'S GREAT PORTRAJ TL 3255. 13 ___ 12 We Keep 301 N. Cllppert (by Frandor) HOUSE DAILY for A DATE SENIOR lack. Cars GRADUATE MAN PROOFS e for to share c HEALTHY '* AK 8 mm Turret LensF-1.9 P'etely furnished house; parking, "Expert Lubrication e camera with filters and Close t0 campus. 328 Evergreen, •Quality Texaco Gas also exposure meter. ED ED 2-2449- 14 •Oil Charges •Radiator Service •Wash and Polish LIGHTWEIGHT Mews bike. MALE STUDENT wanted to sh we •Battery Service Good condition. $25. ED 2-5614. 3571. Lan#ln8- IV 9" May be taken to the Selection 13 SET OF COLLIER'S Encyclope- .40 Brunswick Lanes * Desk, Room 41 Un'on Building WALK IN basement, for co«g)le BILLIARDS diss including 5 year books. 10 volumes of Children's Classics, or 3-4 men. Picture windows overlook lake, 8 minutes by car * AIR CONDITIONED between 9:00 & 4:30 Monday though * ED 2-1989 after 5:30. 12 from campus. ED 7-2094. after SNACK BAR Drive In for smiling service 2i> Friday. SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE WATT HEAiTJKlT trans-^ 6* 12 AT mitter. Ideal for novice. Also — CORNER GRAND RIVER tp59 CITREON, S550. and ROOMS SPARTAN portable receiver. Make STRATTON fo°ne 337-90H C offer iv THE BEAUTIFUL NEW \' * "forgot your . , ■ 5-4QS4. SPORTS CAR ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call -SEWING MAOflKk. Zig Zag e- young Kalamazoo Street Body Shop, quipped Singer in lovely walnut Kitchen privileges. Reasonable. CENTER Small dents tp large wrecks, HOLIDAY LANES console. Designs, overcasts,ei Call IV 2-8257. 12 1915 E. IV Michigan and Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 foreign < pay total $42.95. IV 9-3011. 4 ROOMS ON a farm. Grad. : SITTING? ■kE. Kalamazoo. C12 13 students preferred. 3 and 4 rooms 1JS5 OLD*.. 2 door. Ir good near Michigan and Pennsylvania E. GRAND RIVER AT CLIPPERT I All students receiving a degre# , cyndirion. best offer accepted. and 2 rooms IV 7-3731 near Arbaughs. If 9-9385. 14 SINGER 2K ZAC Like in Aiso sleeping rooms for © G*5 - new men. "FRANDOR IS JUST SOUTH OF US" are eflglW* J wood console. Makes hundreds Phone IV 5-6128. 12 FREE of fancy sticfees, buttonholes, » through summer term s(freed-, 4.11 posltrsction. Ex- blind hems. etc. - all without cjel lent shape. $3100 or best of¬ fer. IV 9-0351. 12 Given away 5 rimes dally over Radio WMRT 1010 on the use of attachments. Just dial the stitch you want. $71.50 cash TOMORROW NIGHT I ter 1963 WOLVERINE Senior or take on payments of $6.05 your dial. any Register today at Bay Station. " per month. IV 5-1705. 13 MkMgia State IMmiy— UnbenHy Of Mkhigan J traits. Make appointment* d ; cylinder, radio, heater, good Condition. 322 Evergreen, E. Qtoeing. 1*60 PONT1AC Catalina. 2 door 12 ★ Employment To Fly Men's Glee Club Conceit I Union Board Desk today- If Y00 herdtop, low mileage, excellent MALE HELP. This employment October 13 7:15 A 9:15 p.m.* » missed your appointment, eSfkbtion. rr-— Call IV 9-0783. 12 can iu lnto y0"1" •Pwe time, if you would like an income while eastern 1*5/ MGA, red, W+, completely «ttending MSU. Apply in person, reconditioned rebailt engine, 8 a.m. to 4 pjn. daily to 515 Coll Big 10 Room, Kellogg Center tfm 2°- paint, new tire*. $1050. ED E. Michigan Avenue, Lansing.for 12 further information. Car H*lp- COLLEGE Admission $1.00 CHEVR6Lgy, 4 door fi«|- ^ 21 WANTED in our - home for daytime babysitter October 23 - TRAVEL OFFICE ' 'Limited Seating Capacity lor Each Performance Only One 26. Call 339-2645 14 Tickets on sale at Door [, Stat* Lansing, Michigan Friday October 12, 1962 7 UbSHZZZTT" Engineering Iraqui Senior Seeled HARVEST BALL IfpTof Enjoys Dual Role Reunionat Secretary of Arab Group Drama Kellogg Toddy The Organization of Arab Stu¬ dents represents 82 chapters and 5,000 students in the U.S. "Autumn in the MoonHsghT iLents may ««> th«"" |j2Sedb>' thelrprtt Preas and then Minnesota to earn hla PhD returned to in will Khaddurl'a secretarial job will consist of contacting various Queen will be crowned political science. IE"* A need for Alumni Reunion thia weekend In Arabian student groups through¬ I JBerkey Hall Will KcTrf.I ^ pnrfe^or M of political expreaslon in art Plus the encouragemec of friends Impelled him to take up ectirat again. Kellogg Center. Meuller, under commerce secretary Eisenhower and a Mich¬ out the U.S. He served as gram chairman of the organi¬ zation last year. pro¬ Kenny Davis Orchestra igan State graduate, was alao Projects of the Organization Hawkins Is presently appearing prominent In Michigan's furni¬ with the Lansing Community Circle Players in ture manufacturing history. He is of^Arab Sttadents Include sending UNION BALLROOM "Temple of now director of numerous indust¬ to Algeria for one year to teach. Knivea." ries. Another activity begun by the "Although certainly the author A tour of the New Engineer¬ r Collection of' 9-12 pjn. $3,OOa coupt* ing Building and a banquet at money and clothes fo 6:30 p.m. today in the Big Ten community ought terest to take an in¬ Room, during which Mueller will Iranians caught In last month's earthquake In Iran. Saturday October 20,1962 in," he said. "The Is play speak, are also Included In the an original, creative effort, activities. Japan haa banned the building a of hotels in the refreshing change from the area of the coun- standard fare," he added. "The JJ5. Ryder, dean of the col¬ lege of engineering a n d Jack WALID J. KHADDURI ti7*a 72-inch teleacope atop Mt. Chikurtn. Only lodges and youth Semi-formal Refreshments Provided Community Circle Bre8lln, secretary of the uni¬ hoetela are permitted. Theatre should be Walld J. Khaddurl, congratulated versity are alao scheduled to - Bagdad. for CARROL HAWKINS undertaking to do an original speak. Iraq, senior, has been elected piece. They were the only group _ secretary of the Organization lombla, he joined a British in the area The reunion will courageous enough begin at 10 of Arab Students in the United ;• inclination toward -American theatre group. to do It," he concluded. aan. today with registration at States by the organization's a the theatre goes back "1 received my masters de¬ This play will continue the Kellogg Center conference General Assembly in New York tonight ijrly youth in New York gree In journalism from the and Saturday at the Circle Play¬ desk. city. E|fives in the buslnesa University of Minnesota," house, with the acting professor Campbell's Suburban Shop Campbell's Subi o U free passes to Broad- Hawkins said. He worked briefly in the role of a teacher turned- JJies £wcl plays. Through reporter for the St. Paul magician. £ EXECUTIVE MATERIAL Knstinr exposure * of good drama he m —crested Brooklyn born the theatre. thesplan- Muted Checks & r remained interested or Plaids . . . i drama in high and Zip-Out Liner! ie year at NYU," make mUlaket... NEW L broke and I ined. "the de- drifted for Rainfair PLAYTEX PLAYTEX ♦ PAYS LIVING BRA 1 s later attended West University where he 5 Afi in history. His 1 however, with the idergraduate 3 ELECTRA: Several color combinations in dark checks YOU NEW $]00 D. or muted plaids with zip-out ber.ry years later Smith- ERASE WITHOUT A TRACE ON EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND 6 liner of " warm lightweight pile, and insulated sleeve u liner. Perfect blending of SHEER DuPont Dacron polyester ELASTIC o. Typing errors never show on Corrisable. The special $ur- j Re-opens face of this paper makes it possible to erase without a J2 and combed cotton, with trace—with just an ordinary pencil eraser. 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Further plans will ' Support the SPARTANS Players In Against the U. of M. e Police with M.S.U.... pi»u*4 from page 3\ V Oklahoma U. riot, 2, Sweatshirts rampant for hours " thelieu- K > broke out *»rs *ith bricka all styles colors oreupciothea, bum- * "jPP*i up mattresses "J belongings six of the SHAKERS coeds, two green & white A on'y k 11 school that bad like 25< „ ,f wt>at could hao- ,n V M. (A reason Cowbells v P) — The 'Oepartmen Pennants _ P reports th 1 the aoutheag «* bave bw» "accuaed if there's life on other planets. And ""•manly an M.S.U. Mugs Who, me? ol shoot - they will, they're a dedicated bunch. ■ Especiotly if ■J taking * . lady-, glt die. "The a line And they like their work. After oil, what to Thot's right. Jet Propulsion loborotory. could be more fascinating ond more challenging than the work they do? Everything for the Coltech operates'JPL for NASA. I've had three . Gives the ploce o campus Take a half hour or so fo tolk to otmosphere. 3500 people there. the man from JPt. Make an Spartan Fan. Stop in Eleven hundred of them are scientists appointment now. It could be the today or tomorrow at ••• interviews ond engineers. The rest are technicians, secretaries, librarians - - most important 30 minutes in your life. all kinds of people to bock up these East Lansing's Department Store for Students already! scientists ond engineers. JPl's job? Space exploration. JET PROPULSION Designing the spacecraft and LABORATORY n thot'll explore the CAUfOfNIA tNSTITUTf Of TICHNOIOGV CAMPUS BOOK STORE n ond planets. They want to find 4000 Oak Grovt OrWm, tewdm, California out what the moon is mode of 0 On campus interviews: Octeber IS & 16 - Contact University Placement Office for Appointment f Afro** from th* Union) . ■'M I 3 Michigan State N*ews» East Lansing, Michigan Pope Travels Vdti,C WfcHuo town. for :tie success of &« t.naw.- focused world attrition OR "Vatican cc*nes from the an¬ ical Council r*f* »» progress at Vatican City. one of the m<*st cient name of the area uhere the \ *ncan City. unique states on earth. citv is loc a ted In northwest Ron*. The journey took the a>-yeer- To the world's half bailor Origin of the name is wv-ertaln. old Pope' miles across Italy . Catholics Vatican City is Nit some be I.eve it comes from shrtne at Loreto. f\apu;ar a vanished Ftruscan city called to a heed-qparters of the faith. lepend says the house was she Vatxum. It also is a fort of information For centuries the Vatican w-as "Joy fall- Virgin Ma^ 's birthplace in Pal¬ est. no, and than artels car-ted tor historians, a curiosity for pan of church holdings ir. certral pohttcal scientists. * repository Italv called the Papal Stat—. states xx-aefced across the haUtft Foot. comprising some First Christian East Lansing ih.000 ssjuare miles with pop¬ Olivet Baptist Church ulation of more than three mil¬ Reformed Church Unity Center Dr. John E» Jordan, associate 2215 E. Michigan lion. Rev. William Kartman. Putw hah ah nationalists, fighting in professor of education, began the SUNDAY :Ne l*th cenr.sry to unify Italy program, which eww boasts ever SwxUy School 4;4$ tjn. SO members working toward Morning Wor«fcip into the mold of a modern. state, 4JX) «nd ended that control. The fisal master's or doctor's degree*. 11:00 a.m. The Re*. Mr. Miller drfinet Youth Croup* Mew xarae its IS*X» when they 5:30 pjn. seized Rome. the curriculum «ler§y"»e« weeklng en fewieoto pastoral counseling as "the re¬ Evemn* Service r.OO pjn. Papal wwejfBtv was confined decreet inlke counseling deportme-nt is Rev. Ralpfc L. Ml tier, lationship tn wfrich a 'reltglous mid-week service •' worker* attempts to u»e profess- Wednesday, 7:00 ■ to \ attcan City, ah area of 10S.~ in charge «♦ wucH pe store! pro if re rr at Michigan Shate. p*m. S( ional counseling methods to For church but schedule acres with a poputattOR of aNxK assist individuals in situation* UOOO. The iAJependent city state in¬ I nitarian-L nivers w> regain direction and purpose. "Ministers wa# to be "with** call IV 2~«419 cludes St, Peter's Basilica, set¬ EAST LANSING ting Af rt* Ecianer.jcal Council, their congregation. t*x just cm First Presbyterian Seventh - Day FRIENDS MEETING the Vatican Palace and museum Plan Search for Sunday morning. They warn to understand the human w»ds of Ottawa and Chestnut Adventist Church An their people in a close and per¬ evperimentai series of ser- b« explored I conjunction with ices entitled "My Seervh for the beliefs c great thinkers, sonal way." (earn*g* fey the lass.ng Ira- The Unit a i a n-Universahst Counseling, according to Dr. :anaa-l r.iveryalist—ihmivh O'.mvh :s in Us wcood year jordatfcta emphasized rather than S4s*day» of experimentation with worship religion. Aside from require, merits for a guidance degree, Ideas ot Oarwtn, H«xl*x. Ft,- {crma" Crc^ will ministers must enroll In a past¬ eley. San^e. Camas. Niotvhr f P«« «- oral counseling semisar in¬ Tillech and Fromm are ke> s«>r>es »r>ices. structed by Dr. Jordan . take tothe program. , r'^ f<»r ^^Hwa »»th lewder? of other reltgKms, u»- s counseling practician taught T>»e ^ue«ior< • ■»>.« Jte 1 be- fey die Rev. Mr. Miller and com¬ -hiding Judaism. Islam. B«kV- l;exr' 'A\.at de otfwrj believe" hisw. 7er and F^ahai are uader- plete a 300 hour interns* VART1N LUTHER CHAPEL rtow dte 1 act? Oc 1 stasvl for Piymouth way. Guest speakers from MSL" S STUDENT CENTER {.-eetioer and deuiocrecy?** wili ^ tr« M Congregational Church Altegsn fe Townscnd St. Acroea from the c^itol Morniej Worship 11:00 a.m. Klausli ot MJS.U Church School at same hour Chancel Choir under the direction ot Richard e. "Patience** of MJS.U. Sr. Youth Fellowship&30pjri. eoc'es Cxirc!^ A' Saints Ep?scopa! WELCOME STUOENTS East Lansi'X! CNircr Sttsdsy. October 7 *:« a.m. Collegiate BlNe Qass Lyle Abbott, teacher HKM »jr. "Who Is the Cod of The Bible?" 7K10 pj», "Jcoah Down In The Booth" S.-00 p.m. CoounuBioo Service Inter - City Bible Church 2S27 £. Michigan. Lnnsixtg just 4 blocks W. Srody Do;t.^ I iike piece So inlay et 12 4 New Sanctuary FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZAREffl HUM Foundation Honors Bishop Michigan's V.etho&st Bishop presets at the services will be Marshall R. Reed will preside Dr. William Helrigel. Alvln Nei- SUNDAY SERVICES at the cornerstone ler Lansing attorney and lay laying of She Church School Universe Methodist Church leader; John Frsacis. Owe sec Momlng Worship saBctsary SuoSay. lay leader: Dr. Theodore Bed- Youth Groups The saaaury is be:^: both rich , chairman of the building coenmlrtees Roy Kramer, pres¬ Evangelistic Hour as a Uvmg trihute to Bishop Reed its appreciation for his ident at the Board of Trustees; WEDNESDAY EVE Prayer SestSershjp in the Methodist httffces Reeaa^ls. la^' lender of churches, the University Church; accord:^ to Rev. WU- and day- tor Moray. dkairrr.ar of tise of- tasr-^ -ster flciat board. St. Johns Student esfcvter:a- Oxrc^ HOLY TRINITY UCCF Over $200has beer, raised Crated Campus CferUtSan GREEK ORTHODOX ?&t>rc *e* CSTHOt»C «VC-ME\ fey Methodist churches through¬ Rqxeseeting Presbyteriaa. out the srire for the coastroctiOR. Congregadoasl, C. B.*o & CHURCH eUOBrOK 4AT* - 'Fb^T C*S>er promises: laymen Dtsdples L*iSt. Aujeriri" is tise theise of ax W«s*'hn> teais- tsj ^tocsMts-k® I«8 W. Grand River prarrtft Vis^ s»i»rLUr« in the St. Andrews EC 2-OS61 C o * i r 11 erf Catimtlc Eastern Orthodox UNIVERSITY woeR«t. Is W8sae«j«s with ft. en* xreetmra »«: he fceM acr«M> the Church & University LIFE r«vatr% the ••*** of Student Center <"**. ' • mW *r*. Arther L. Zepf. 129 N. PROGRAM t of the cotoseti. Peaesylvasia 5 wn. Vesper Service {ob dry bus lit** Phone Chjpei of Peoples Qwrch FIRST WESLEYAN 5:30 pjn. Dinner Manxs 1-45 » » Social Hall of Peoples Church Rev. John C. Pernios. ' METHODIST CHURCH T>tvtMi Ltrargy - ^-30 a..m, October i«h Pastor Cmft mini Residence phone 4*4-6164 r»"ery Sat. ? 30 pan. Foe :raa^K.rr*tjot call Oct. 21* thro Dec. 2nd Growp seminars, (elect and PAN - ORTHODOX STtDENT attend tt* am at your Choice} Ass's of M^ L. pes Gods or. TrtaT Opes to til "Noo-Ckrt»tia» Rehgttns" Central I "Ptycheriogy and ReligJor " Church Kimberly Downs Church of Christ 1OT* Kimberly Drive, Lsnsiag SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH «« SPACE"