Inside MICHIGAN Weather FATE NEWS Moitly cloudy, windy, and S5T •«««. "•* *• STATE not »o worm with *cattered PHeoiant *ee**« •*•«• thower* and tftunderthower* Saturday, "*••• *' UNIVERSITY thi* afternoon and tonight. High in the middle 70' *. Coolor tonight. NO. 34 East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday October 16. 1962 Price 10£ Parking Fee Revoked For Faculty and Staff Ask Fine Given Fringe For Gov. Benefit Free' Barnett TWICE THE them QUEEN-POWER.-OH-campu* In tho Homocoming quNn ttudents hovo chosen twin* Rot and Sue Judges will have to choot Prophet, E. Lansing tophs., to repre*ent beauty.--State New* Photo by Mark Ki "World Series Squared; ivs Goes Pierce Stops Yanks, 5-2 tocrat for S*n Francisco. (AP)- Billy the balance on each pitch, because singled on a hot chot < P lerc c returned to Ms happy each winner will got about $12,000 Sfoebler Boyer's glove tho hvmttng ground at Candlestick and each loser about $$,000. shortstop. Ford v r The Detroit Park Monday and squared the The first 13Yanks ^ il public t . on Willie Mays, h r out Sunday World Series for the San Fran- in order by Pierce and some ot the anrf ftnally \ ill pay a 10 cent fee as they would in any gate \ • .can George cisco Giants with a 5-2, three-hit 43,949 fans began to recall Don, covlnt The $6 student fee, which over a year i Tho Governor still has May said, because the studei ; : o; Monday victory over the New York Yan- L.ar sen's perfect game of 1956 Orlan : \ IVnwcratNeil kees in the sixth garr.t. until Roger Maris slammed his 'broken hi "fully" purged himself of greatest problem. r .c ; ssman-at- Pierce, unbeaten at home with fourth-Series home run over the single »n s at"bat come,rnPl« the Justice Depart i The former $2 fee J the growth in student veh a 12-0 regular season record in right field fence. when Ford suddenly -led and salc'' even l^ou8h Meredith n< At the end of Septer - against fbr- this park, had lusty aid fromClant Pierce rested seven days aftei tried to pick nd base enrolled as a student at one year $1500 scholarship an increase of 1,012 cars or 16 per rr.ar. \ \i-Pentley. bats which knocked Whitey Ford losing the third game 3-2. He Ford hesitated the midst of his is (or study in Food Dis¬ recom- out in the fifth inning. The proposed order drafted by O. Bernitt, director of public safety, s was In real danger only once. That • r -5 throw when he sa w second base- tribution to train young the Justice Department named There are an estimated 4,500 facu! tram logic." With the 59th series all squared was in the fifth after Maris' • c m .' .m? profit," Jack Sanford (24-7) for the Giants Davenport and a walk to Boyer rjght urth ball, put in question whether any fine, if ' against Ralph Terry (23-12) The only man near the ball w first and second with two imposed, would have to be paid Three ex- today's deciding seventh game men on f in battle of right-handed pitchers. About $4,000 will be hanging in Ralph Houk, Yankee Manager, Jim Honochick, the second ba (Continued on page 5) by Barnett personally, or the State could ptck up the tab. The Justice Department's pro- whether Petition chose to stick with Ford as his New Rules Review mention of the Reapport no batter and passed up a chance for Lie a pinch-hitter. Fort! popped up and the Yanks' one and only big chance was over. On Housing Attorneys for three Miohlgf i Republican Sen- As it turned out, Houk left U.S. Supreme question preseni ators filed a petition with ie himself op :n to guessers, for the usual second Ford went out and 'Satisfactory' Mrs. Constance Baker Court on Monday asking a cision in the Michigan reappor The petition gued Michigan I was racked up for two more runs housing rule per¬ Motely, t for From AP and UPI Wire* chief of the NAACP legal team, The Michigan Supreme C and chased in the fifth. mitting students 21 or ov* to the i 1960. the pr< that it had no jurisdiction in c r»Te Push for Berlin Settlement After Nov. 6 Ford had skirted disaster i he live off-campus is working to said said both bo should be held in cus- : had 1 i 1952 by a constitutional The question of reapporti ^ \ of the satisfaction of the University tody of the U.S. A ley Genera! ntion of the court by August amendment approved by the people 1.269,807 i>. authorities flatly ruled out Monday any trouble with the help of double with only a few problems re- until they comply ;o 975,508. *uh the Soviets and predicted the German ' director full integration o Scholle, president of the state AFL-CIO. In 1952 when the fair aj 'irst class crisis by Christmas. plays in the first and second. But ported, rhomas Dutcl Scholle based his argument on the 14th proposals he r a n into a problem in the of housing, said. Amendment to the United Scates Constitution :ame up in the legislatui i Khrushchev s was said to have push for a Berlin settlement following the indicated that fourth. The new ruling adopted last Miller Band which calls for equal protection of the laws Mere presented. vas designed to One, spon isored by the CIO. apportionment tn spring allows any student 21 r •?. The Kremlin's idea of a solution, getting With one out, Felipe Alou for all citizens. >nstitutlonal amend¬ : \*est Berlin, Is unacceptable to the West, o housing. Before live Here Tonight In the case of Michigan's senatorial appor¬ tionment. he said all citizens were not getting o popul circulateed by the Michigan ••v-tssed by U.S. officials is that the Soviets may U of M Paints 21 and a senio The Glenn Miller Orchestra Farm Bureau, favored the existing i apportion- (A! Ferlin drive, because the Western allies had to be 25. equal voting privileges. He argued that one ment. When the question was voted on, the the direction of Ray Mc- person in the 32nd district had the same voting . • be pushed out. re, however, that the British do hot show Campus Blue The said, only complaints, Dutch coming from nearly Klneiy wln appeal 8:15 p.m. power as 12.3 people in the 12th district. status aries quo were supporters won and Senate bound¬ permanently frozen by constitu¬ f-.e Americans over the danger of the German are Auditorium as a special Scholle appealed the case to rhe United 21 who desire the same tional amendment. "e by the end of this year. After Defeat men type of freedoms offered their presentation of the MSU Lecture- Concert Series. States Supreme Court in April of this year. On July 18, 1962, the Michigan Supreme The Supreme Court returned the Michigan case Several large blue"M*s" were older classmates. This Court declared the Senate apportionment un¬ o «o»s Troops Along Bordor performance is not after deciding Baker vs. Carr in which a sim¬ Drinking and having members constitutional and ordered the legislature to painted at various points of the covered by season tickets. Ad¬ ilar question arose in Tennessee. and Communist China sre reported moving campus in the aftermath of the of the opposite sex in the living missions must be purchased In this case a Federal District Court had re apportion the Senate on the basis of the ' .-to the disputed border territory for what weekend football festivities. units, he said, have raised small formula in the 1908 < separately. decided that it could not decide on the con¬ > battle. According to dispatches reaching The "M's* reporled problems. Ray McKlnley and the late e wide primary elect ~s t^.e Indian forces are preparing a "mass ~ ' " stitutionality of apportionment as the Michigan This stayed by U.S. Justice painted on Beaumont Towei These rules only exist so that £jenn Miller were close as¬ court had. The Supreme Court said that court the sidewalk in front of Student the University has a sociates from the early 1930s Potter Stewart oi July 27 by a temporary could hear the case. Services, and on a sidewalk near enforcement if complaint until Miller's death in 1944. They injunction. This uled the Michigan court's Senators Frank Beadle of St. Clajr, Paul C. Tc decision inoperativ '< Urge S**'* Release the old Electrical Engineering made, he said emphasizing the worked together in the bands of Younger of Lansing and John W. Fitzgerald Senators Beadle Younger and Fitzgearld fact that the University does Ben Ponack and Smith Ballew building. A yelloi of Grand Ledge said in their Monday petition confident the United States ' American mother said Monday she hopes palmed on the Sha* Extension not check student housing for • and with the Dorsey Brothers" hina today to visit her prisoner son and that the Supreme Court's decision in the Tene- ied to poge 4) . near Hagadorn rd. infractions. Orchestra, "tak^,him home where he belongs." * let her ^ f>5, Yonkers. N.Y., will be making her to her sort, Hugh. She saw him last in 1958. International Bridge Connect Another link of friendship be¬ 1-75 extends from the Soo to -nter Vietnam*** War tween the United States and Can¬ Tampa. Fla., a distance of more - U.S. Army helicopters of a type packing ada will be forged Oct. 31 when than 1,500 miles, while the 5,000 any World War II fighter plane are reported the $20 million International mile Canadian highway runs from Vietnamese »-r under orders permitting Bridge opens fo traffic. one end of Canada to the other they're shot at. The span, which links the twin and is the world's longest paved jrce said Monday three turbine-powered HU- cities of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich., • • carrying 16 rockets and several machine and Ontario, crosses the famed Plans for construction of the Mistering strike Sunday against a Communist Soo Locks and St. Mary's River International Bridge started be¬ Black Virgin Mountain 55 miles northwest of which separates the two com- fore World War II. The first International Bridge Authority was created by the Michigan C&tinc Una,nimoMsly Approve* Uganda Legislature in 1935, but it \» John Parmenter Roberts of On- untn i960 that all of t S have been invited VT,CK>S " Th* U-H. Security Council recommended that ticipate in ribbon-cutting Uganda, former British territory in ceremonies marking completion PR? v t0 U-N. membership. of the 9,230-foot span. Toch To Discuss Pa / .*^keGeneral Assembly, expected also to be u Formal dedication of the bridge Uganda the 1 lOtfi r~— r of the world or- will be held next spring. Censor Board The toll bridge, which is ex¬ pected to play a key role in draw* f*t Lack *f H*vting has served the two cities since the Lansing Police - University of New Mexico officials Censorship Board. t t-1 STydei* majortflg in government has withdrawn RIBBON-CUTTING CEREMONIES Will b* held Oct. 31 f* ««it*f R*bert* *f Ontorlo Wave b**n invited to participate In ^ brldge links wo maJor Dr. Toch will discuss the r 1 refu*^ to rest him an apartment. The director of student affair*"! ** Mark tl»* opening *1 th* $20 Millie* International Bridge link- the opening cereMO«ies. Formal dedication for the *pan, which highways—Interstate 75 in the sons for the formation of such "T .<|1J b« ttts is the first time I ve lug Sault S»*. Marie, Mick., ami Sault St*. Marie, Ont. Gov. cre«**sthef*MedS*e Lacks and the S*. Mary'* River, " 1 * J John. B. Swainsaa of Michigan end Prime Minister John Par. Held next spring. ^ Michigan State News. East Lanttng, Michigan Tuesday Ootobe, mmmmm A COLUMNmmmmmtmmn Campus Accident And Bubblm, Sunihinr, Wool Svm Rate Climbing tt is tempting, but pro mature, year of July 1, 1961 to June 30. to state that another record will 1962. alty of Michigan haa one of the applaevt Thirty-five people were tn- cleanest water fountains la the people as a be broken oh the University Jured In that period. world. Apparently, a group of Michigan well-intentioned Michigan State Oidsmobilr c.tmpus during the present acad¬ Granted that the pedestrian, bi¬ Fi»h»« pi* emic year. Put all Indications cyclist, and motorist each has students, driven by a compulsion for Immaeulateoeevtrivaled p * _ down to the Ann Arbor Establish- ,hey do ', ^' km point to a ne* record, one which equal rights andohHaratlnnsunder- ^ ! ' t ho •.want and dropped a few gallons we as oouoge students should not were (at le campus traffic regulations. None, . „ of liquid detergent Into one of afternoon) b? proud to hold. Campus traffic however, should abuse his rights. the Wolverine's lavish fountains, dim summr Walt, tha placa reportedly accidents are mounting "at a sub¬ The bicyclist and pedestrian ,ture soari™ " '"^eJ stantial rate. should be turned Into a Lawranca Walk and n„r J 'j' "• ?J aware that the motor¬ spectacular with bubbles float- jown w,„, g ing around. And a-one-and-a- V recent survey of accidents ist is manipulating a complex two-and-s... ^tvi their dents wear; /m University property from the machine while watching doaens of There's another rumor mind — wool jrtrstdav of fall registration to ten you now, only s rumor about | don'i t( people and cars. He has many MSU's Thursday night production — d fellow* ,i0Vl a y s thereafter, covering the more distractions to contend with with s cast of thousands: The , they smash ■ years 1960-61-62. shows than whole business was not the re- a they do, and he is unable to receive .. suit of spontaneous student en- :v. rked Increase this year in take the same evasive actions as winning thuslasm over the big game Sat- put tlx- r. traffic mishaps. quickly as they might. urday. Oi the contrary, the mass wrappiM up i While there were 21 accidents pep rallies and snake dances m«.nt ,!lr,, However, this is no excuse for were provoked and led .. by a man for. • i960 involving motorists, bi- the motorist who forces his pow¬ seen a top a white horae wear- wiiy vi<. •• .M^l-sts, and pedestrians and 20 the ing ageneral's uniform and warn- when'nv. er on pedestrian and bicyclist ■ Ing of an imminent Invasion by (eel fun; \ e following year covering the by using a heavy foot on the ac¬ The Enemy. Now that's what I outdoor im p same 10-dav period. 82 accidents call true Spartan patriotism) celerator. He has an obligation to flipping.; h ire been reported to campus po- Word ti Out tfcit the cannon *r? them to relinquish the right of used by the Michigan warmongers I'm not way when the occasion arises. during the half-time bloodletting «houkl g. If all people involved used a was really a weapon owned and ln8 "uf »'■■■ little more oautton and dlscre- AT LEAST IT BEATS THE TRAFFIC problem - purpose of knocking from the sweater' skies the plane bearing the Bud Collegr tlonduring their campus travels, Kouts Chevrolet advertisement, to h«ve s; rei. perhaps then we might fall short 1 don't know about you, but of the 4S9 accidents of last year. Letters to the Editors I'm terribly embarrassed at the which me.n s to adjust t. brand of hall that the Big Ten t'an't i cy -< On Speakers, Police, etc. schools are playing tn non-con- correlstion 5 Look Our fere rice competition. Washington weather, s, Way, T» the Editor: body seemed to fear we would uncut hair. They loved to flaunt My genuine concern over die not become first class Amer¬ their poverty! One little Nasi tied Purdue. Illinois, Michigan State. Iowa and Ohio State went to the West Coast only to be outdoor hit' < «nd shetlar.,1 the other? damage done the MST' Unas* by ican citizens. They encour agW us girl on campus was completely beaten by Washington, Stsnford, Honest, y Men of Brass! the current comtroversy regard- then. When did being "contro- frustrated because we would in* W. vers try policy toward pub- versial** become a dirty wordt never argue with her, but al¬ Ik speakers prompts roe to sug¬ Good heavens, by the time you ways remained sweet, reason¬ USC And and UCLA, respectively, Nebraska dumped Michigan. Saturday, the most em- cited from don,t " a »ceV. We're gest an alternative afpr-o^h to are mKldle-aged. you're too busy able, and friendly. She never did barrassing of all — Purdue, urfait. M.i proud of our band. We si^posedly one of the best teams Michigan *tsi this problem. and too tired to care anyhow, figure out how to cope with us. think the band shows are terrific. in the Big Ten, was upset by : I propose Mary Ellen Butler thst we allow any¬ Miami of C»iio (Miami of Ohio?). no «P°r' ^ Put we'd applaud even louder than (Mrs. E.A. Butler) one ro «peak on any Mfc)e rams jder the wide sa*litte*. Tt ts not rsage «f pos- incdncetvsfcle using Mennen Skin BracerP CAN BENEF1I rhar mailing lists be pr^>ared Skin Bracers rugged. long tasting eroma « an oto f/tr feel? due a* pre-sew so tha: istStvtAuL studetes o be no«&e«J of time andpiacewtme vroos attribute But is it everything' | htef»aih> beisu; affected K free speakers prwaoting appropriate After aH. Menthol teed Skin Bracer istb* after shave ||w| woric Shipping, aioag wr& a \%g- JotK>n that cools rather than bums. It helps has] jw,. oraas dtism Hwlai, atf materuu os the tas)ure of oasnanrasss te i5eo)ofSes are scbeiteled. There Is Che persaibihry that shaving nicks and scrapes. Helps prevent blemishes. Up Conditions your sk»n K reading £ Cvt>t aonoiif die pe your tigtiaag mctrSs Kot aim reasecasg. eu; wouti it, ycwrseJf aai vote Good or Days SJ. ..I •- Rc-jtiinj.- cedents ok ctM»ywillbcma.lnl"^g ^ ur^ itil* Rfl3 Letter Polio r.hc « « cwrewersy. If ym car*: Im pro*Mh «k IS C*U Rvfcl 3W*SS4, 4.««-W0O3 ot , IVF. - Me»> & GtrU >:< C ewral Michigan. Our seise- OFF r A MIX'S MttSING, One m» It. ' U tuw ranges from lAV to 1*63 AVv^-rXnTWT 5L1^ TVyi __ Hv**re*"fV}v^«r tirw^'Mi AWS ~«nE sn afiScKments, •EMPLOYMENT •for Sale •ttjr w*|W». mt fWWrttNs. 'ru^Tym 'i^re tilNiHrt^~TX0 TV" 4-9044 . ttteiu. •We. KJtchfifiPi:i>1 !«#e#vSe*eoo-... ir bm| tttn!* M! IV Cull 3-4HS7, I\ 3-K3S?. iS ^ rtCq< IS TTwiSS"- M-rar»ge for wur demonstratiow profitable ones. 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Metr.mJng St re- CHARTER TO INDI ANA Univer¬ s^«-- skin-. f^r™«5s ere NE . risers, sity for game, October 3". Round FIX. E *N T1 IR F AD trip transportation, S14.9S in. SHOP. 10* Pj\l*K>n, hehtndCam- DIAPER SERVICE sassi" i pi. A:\ :CVV- VALI : SERVICE Early .Food is Gruf j to desire. You Late vour r-.rv^*k $: ~S. KV- V* cwrs diapers back or .. with OUT service, OPEN 5 P.M. - 2 A.M. Weekdoyi 5-*cl»fle ap re tw* pounds ' baW's vindershirtt snd 5 P.M. sth - 3 A.M. WeeKerxJj ing Will jv.it fade, :t*> Blue or Pink diaper pulls Curb Service Courteous Delivery Service VARSITY DRIVE-IN \i\:a?T for AMrer.- . .IV 3-4W64 c ED 2-6517 1227 E. G'-onoRijj \ * TV grestest makes and models. All w©rtt eA-vaCaesal guaranteed. MSCv^tNTS TO ALL OOL iFGE HOUSING. Open 8 a.m. Complete Ot ucal\ » SrSO p.m. TV Technicians, Service S022 E. Michigan, Call IV 7-S5SW. aMract. Giw a^tes SA-SO phw sales rax. £ sewing machine ser\tce, m: rs to FrarA E, Bol- makes, SA. Call Msc, TV 2- S9> mornings or after 4 p.m. JS K-—V VSTITl and 'TS.Y- VTV- NEL. Boarding for cats «>dv^ogs. *sr Private outdoor 'runs for botb ^separate huildJ^gs\ Heated ken- omen tf: On. J. CktMit emi H »eck. P< 0?t- •nels. 3045 Sandhill Road. Oke- AMERICAN "»*• ?-7«S- »" GREETING CARDS • - Marefc ReataT, XIKi' ROOM wftlfc Wirt*r pn- Prescr^nar Cewer «^«gns te E. Latssj^.. rf^se u NoDoz (Ssr Frandor' Prwscr^pcii.'®' ' Specialists C WAIT? A(p*MtmmtS «*• avsiliHe at Campus BarberShop, • Na*t4oN\1.1 S adver- directly across fromStader- Ser- STATE FARM MUTUAL &&* mafchi:fi£ sweaters.' *to» PJdg. Call ED "-9$SI. CIS AUTOMOBILE INS CO. l^-t- "-Gr^* "** W ^ drj- ele«** ^ c*c ire* proJessionaJ >c Wewdrcm-s Ecoev- + £Ty)gfncnt DEAN & HA WIS will be IHTERVIFWING on COOK C0UPTTV ffiuderas cm get <»*&■ aawS Dry Cleaners for less,*" THE SAFE WAYto stayi asr- ;r.sar*wce frorr BrfwiJj. 220 Psnss. skirts, sweaters c:ea»ec' Albert « M.A.C. ir. aew Isailcj- and . pressec, anbt S0<; suits, tag «EttsS|*$mE.3S2-«6?i.C!4 dresses, plair. coats, psn SI. without harmful stimulant! «.cendiag MS... ai «m. I-^«d te at S»f Viae St I ft Tuesday October 16, 1962 S T STUDY Miwil* in W** GUIDES »«' »•«** . New atmotph«r« M mw*. «"*'• Rlliwr* * * J- L. ir« <<* projected the E*f>»»»iiSt hulUlng. . Ntwly redecorated ^. td» w Uhs*r«rt«t W» tel* with at Mae, •i 4 Pertoar Aaecriked the bee*ar, * . Newly expanded menu Y?S*r. »«rtaf the April* Pr«j«t, *»»<* Marshall Musk *«» Iaunch the C-5 mm) "For ptssa aalfi* rfi//" TUi U the ftrw "S§Si wmps "Tt* NCiMri pi 1 fee for 412 mlLa-x.ida «n the <>Mmpe^ guard of a cat . Mr*. IWwdtg Pliny. 81, .tropped h„ r,»#ff# «»"* prepare ter t**-«tt. They h*r puv*e In the p«iking lot of p|| M f1H thw ki«« «mr«l hoar# for • a thopptng center |n Perlley. ih*rUo«w« lunar excursion," Parker aatd. The h«n»ll* appat rntly he* ame 2tl M.A.C. ED - 71668 ij&jiwal infer- Following takeoff, the third FT ^-emeot Bureau stag* * l»*clw»» « rendfcevous hooked a car to the !>umper guamS of driver, by !>a\id O'Hannon I WOW SHOWING | v, „r<* o! iVtotwc by the cowmwvWf module whkh of SoathfleM, contains tba astronauts ami its O'Bannon made Try A State News Want Ad several Mop* .rt v^««y aervlce ttKKW# for return to the without noticing the purse and , P ^teers. earth'a orhit. '4, f O ■ iment. Relating the responsibilities of MkMtao'a No. tak*«- «> tkia -it ai*w ikr I pKf«n {m in !WV Ktd PI»*«mh then ho went to his home where pa«<*ed the c »r in the drive¬ IMUST SHOW ■ P i D :cwie*- North American tn building the v. HERB A GREAT „ __ ,. way for sevipral hours. <. booster. Parker said "Th# Space szt r,!frrnEr,!w«^~k5"« n*au' »*'*•••• . . * r*lng and Information CHvlalon aad the k^nla « 191 tW f,„. pW..««. »«, Held im If25. At 4 p.n>. he drove to bf* Job WORLD FAMOUS < Y,'j>v\sUs Kocket Division of our company ii»aUy Itarreawd per ted to tpfnttli am! parkevl the car In the lot. parking SHOW FOR AlU have the mom to do with the Saturn JtVNo* 10 aeaaoo . - S-tl. They win design. develop I J ihe huntinji will W h*tn low ft p»« ■mplo} * I'appenev} ami to notified GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA ;*nU »od produce it, awl finally deliver tot 0*Bat»non who in turn tailed It at Cap# Canaveral tn tnld-lOM' to be assembled with the other Perndale police. (Special Number) Mich. IVpt ,vt f omrfTxi.Ni l"he missing purse was then •.ideation stages of theC-S. * returned to Mi s. Titny. bl»> "We ere UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM ,-,■ t ,., v..-try. .;> he added. one of the for ootn- *n.l p*me« to take a shot at the moon" » 500,000 Await Radio, TV Prof To Teach At USC OOLDENACE t s.. • . m '.s * :tpr»- elected spartan fan* re Lansing at ?*J0 p.m. "ttMenta may call IVS-434I Pheasant Season The opening For Summer Term TONIGHT: October 16 " COMEDY ofpheasi A small colony of pbes , (.;>< bl- or ED i-Xto"1 for referyaUona,. - the lower-pentrrnrtTr^ college of mass communications Prlcet $2.00 And Is awaits by *ome 500,(KX)Mich- of Met accepted an Invitation to become - SI.50 fan hunter# who annually pursue southern tip of IJott W. C. Fields In African language, the state's Nc. 1 game bird. the upper peninsula, a visiting professor at the L'nl- His Great Comedy Tht Michigan Conservation fhe rlngn«cked ph< r>epartrnent estimates that about Hits Society To Be one million rltvgpeckedpheasants - will be bagged during this year's Topics of lecture three-week season. Peat hunting will be found tn The Interrelation b»t*w«n lan¬ the southeastern lower peninsula, (and IFC guage usage ities o and tht social real¬ f modern Sierra Leone say* the Conservation Depart¬ * Relations will be d1»cus**d by Prof. Jack ment. Mr, Pheasant production ap- met Ir> * lecture entitled "The last i-ela« Creole Predicament In Sierra t"*>l. Leone" Wednesday at 8 p.m. Kingnevks are estimated to .linner tn 101 Kellog Center. have declined T per cent in the filiate Prof. Perry U the Director southwestern portion of the s mem- Vn,| pr^ltdem af Fartr*«suse r„ ' _ _l_ r|,,L FfenChClUD • s. C\. 4pon pr>terT,ltj during the recant bf- ennlal conclave held alFortCol- f0 Meet in Union ^T Michigan elate member. --- chapter ai. » **£ He is president - —' ,n the Union , . - - - art room. Student, . . P^cian hair COED SPECIAL Every fashions Monday and Tuesday TIPPING «, $12.50 ^rice Includes shampoo, cut, set and styling ftyrioian JHoir po$hiof|S OPEN • A.M.— 7:30 P.M. ID £-1114 tor ^p»lnan«w» % " > .. > Michigan State N to Me^ae the opener. *-2. tht ^ Rueoa might m«r, «*** Vhv> taktrjg rtsr.'. have and Howard; Pierce andflaiUy. -vk Hi Her Skowren. When Oped* Mhvaed TV defeat, howeewr, also reached Kuhek's OefvN?* tfcer r.» rt$ht tingle In the HR-Maria. cc--tee field *«* * «««!« to crctw, dr(*tnf drtfped Ford into « tie wtth auch on » fourth tor t l.S imu** **• M*r*h»:: Marfan*, Pullet Jfo« Posh and •- - --*■ «a* on the ball. N* could not hold Big Ten \**v-* A*«ier 4aaaaf«t Seatti* Ford gaw the Giant* IlMpi!* the «*gy <*rtf\*kl, the lifting Forvl for * pinch hitter. ^oncfings terrific Kxvst, for the chunky f*!*vers did «« Appear to h* Cenfeeeeca Gamat The I i*x> Scone; it!* ;*fty had awes more Work! ox*r\ handKJfipvd* Thej made W L T P«t. E*sw* ^iCi tha;-, An\ otj-y; .t-.v j-Uvs. No*th«*n*r« 2 0 0 1 000 Green Shirts Down Reds 20-8 BIXMINGh 4 In Frosh Intra-Squad Game ANN EAST LANS ARBOR :>f score «asr."t the im- enthusiastic afv«R the 8 we pi ay Witcanain 1 0 0 1.000 ••is.v .;*«» The scrimmage, of guards (Job Vlney, John Kar- * v> jw! sft* emphasis «n hustle pmsld, Boris Dimitst*? and Don id Vard-hfmn$. was prtmuih Pim«k-i. »*igned k> discover and correct T*e Grew squad was the first i«4«k#!t. to creas ?h« jfoal tin*, *ith most gifted FsTMisWaw coacV 5^ji" Smith Mi. Ve\ scoring from si* yards lid tha* »>i!« ,«5u»vte made out. A far iMcr. EWr- ideas in lat of ms suites.they played with thawasan ma *iso on the Green sportswear and ^e> hit hard. s^ad. tMcrcnpted a pasa and rs*c> Sp>,-> also said rt-.at Michigan 0 \ 0 .000 as falteped S5 yards for the scor*. 4W sx^a«i c« the i**t n? 6 H-S as :t*e result of a nicely Sa%fch was evecuted three-yard parr.cularjy ftn- ^»a«e?^*.-|t rvave MoCortmclu n® h>- allweather pressed witt the hard ^edd^C of IWKnk* Ed CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Coral Gables' An Agpency Representative will in¬ terview candidates for June and August 1963 employment by our svnv Agency on the dates of October 23rd ILFORNO The Name t&at Mafc Pftsa Facvu* i%duknaa^ through the 26th on Campus. Please consult the Placement Bureau, Stu¬ 1 w i $19.98 To Ply dent Services NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. Building for informa¬ tion concerning these positions and Lake • HiMPT - Sartiaf Saatit • SeaKkWi ■ LvmImmi - Dtanan for the purpose of scheduling an MSC*UNT rACIAl Central TTStUt P*TCt Ataa CaaeHwf >a appointment. A review of the infor¬ S3v*ONTIED COOOiCST ^H»aae ^arKea • la»ni«ti r-s>rs- mrrsT m row • mation on file in the Library of the havi rvr* Placement Bureau is COLLEGE I isii Our RtJihsketier an essential Oy»« 5 pjs r*0) requisite prior to scheduling an in¬ HAPPINESS CAN'T Bl Y MONEY 1 rottl (tyltV* P*a«a f".,> "-{ii; terview. Cat* olncnt».vrt !>nna 332-S»T "Hit* »* a thai in mri:t w -v „ , lixeiv delxatr and *\t«I hundred . . -i oilWtte ;>n^ir>s«viv S«**r omtet^i tSnt TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES v> >5iHinr«»t]> anm««d. haj^vit^- « H j Others «,T thai to <\»neentr*re m »f c S*VE VKXEY--RECORD • rM rf the perwMiality nan only lead r rots STEREO SOUNDS I myself fax-** the *e»>mi \iew. >•. . - *rll-kn<>«ni ease Aa^thr Kn^> Vn»h<> a forestry niajiw. ne*vr c ■ *n*»*h! 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