Inside l.vfe*«aterfil ele*e-ep p. 3; MICHIGAN Weather SfMrMN* W«k *»•> lea' p. $. UNIVERSITY STATI Kust TATE NEWS Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 23, 1962 Cloudy and colder today, occat tonal showers with hijS In fHe 50' •. o Orders Cuban Blockade Demands Brands V.N. Island Ask Bases The United States Monday night Dismantled MOSCOW (l uesday) Oct. 2S r~ Soviet Base' BULLETIN From AP end UP! Wires asked (or an urgent meeting of the WASHINGTON (AP)-The United States it ready to link President Kennedy's speech de¬ Te*a» Tries litti Again Security Council consider to a claring a blockade of Cuba came every Communist Mac ship headed tor Cuba which refuses OXFORD, Miss. r ., , _ , U.S. request that the Council through to Moscow ©n news ser¬ to stop and be searched under the blockocU, a defense *1 f5 in the si filwl in I afayett* County Circuit Court here. Stevenson acting on orders from Monday nifcht clamped a naval blockade on askwi $1 million aggressive arms headed for Cuba ac il ami $1 million punitive —*• damages. President Kennedy, delivered the seem Inevitable. Cuba. les deal tker's role In the night of rioting that demand to Soviet Deputy Foreign followed i arrival of Negro James H. Merodtth < "Ote In a broadcast speech to the nation, the _ML Valertat campus. Sept. : President said Soviet medium ringr missiles - •suVnt of the Council for Oct. •nson asked that and other arms have turned the Island into an Military Plane "Ditched"; 103 Sole ng be called tome SITKA, ALASKA—A northwest Airlines military-chartered armed camp that threatens the entire hemis¬ and ZorIn const passenger airliner ditched In the ocean near here Monday ami the phere. airline reported all 103 aboard were saved in a quick rescue operation. if firing n ITw [X T was from WASHINGTON .♦"-The Organl- Corps enroute McChord, Wash., Air Force Base to Anchorage with 95 passengers and ?atlon of American States a crew of seven. (OAS) ska Coastal-FHIs Airline at Sitka also has been called Into emergency reported the successful said EOT apparently vwerr no serious injuries. •*?s|on starting 1. : troop#, carry Features Vfalker Seek* S2-MI11 Ion for "Damages" Kennedy's request •onslder to President Invoke a TYLER, TEX.--The State began a third attempt Monday to hemisphere anti - aggression Official try West Texas promoter Billle Sol Fstes on charges of theft and swindling. Roberto Lima, ambassador of MHA and Court convened at 10 a.m. (CSTi with Fstes appearing In hie Salvador and acting chairman of Rogers B. Finch, permanent field representative of the Peace usual black suit and black tie. Defense attorneys Immediately moved that all cameras, sound the OAS Council, said Monday night he has called the meeting. WIRC Hit Corps Division of University Re¬ equipment and radio facilities be banned from the courtroom. They ' lations, will appear on campus WASHINGTON, •;.«* - President Pamphlets began offering evidence to suport their motion. for "Peace Corps Days at MSU", Kennedy cancelled Monday night today through Thursday. Even a Satellite Needs a Vocation all remaining engagements Today Finch will talk at a NEW YORK—Telstsr, which chatters like political barnstorming schedule Delta Phi Epsilon coffee for fac¬ a magpie from Its this fall. perch In space. Is going south for s vacation next month and will vVi call for ulty and students In 21 Union, rest Its well-used vocal cords. from 3:30-4:30. Later he will be The American communications Satellite is sinking toward the In the Student Services lounge to 1 address AUSG. At 7:30. Finch southern horlron, like the winter sun. ind by November will be cel,• (,{/ IJIU-UCIH r to IrCM/ O no one could foresee pre- Candidates" p.m. luncheon at 12:10 today in the Union Parlors. I ^*V"Tre,,orer' activity book may be exchanged All student organizations are open its meetings to the press will be incurred." A panel will consist of Don for a ticket to either "A. present their views last week. A State News repre- "Many months of sacrifice before the student-faculty spea- sentative will be present when sejf-discipline lie ahead, Months Hayworth (D) and spokesman for Program for Two Players," fea¬ Charles Chamberlain (R), can- ker committee, chairman Eldon the committee meeting opens at in which our will and >ur pa- turing Maurice Evans and Helen >nths in dld#tes for LIA senator; Paul Hayes Nov. 6 the violin Nonnamaker said Monday. * p.m. Wednesday. tience will be tested; m on or "We'll always be willing to re- Admittance of a State News which many threats and denun- Younger (R) and James McClure ■ * ««id. sT? Pirk« •*> concert of David Oistrakh on s»rve for any organization-- staff member does not guarantee will keep us aware of <°)» candidates for state sen- Nov. 5. STADIUM WASH-DOWN—AfN* Sporton Stadium lnclixtof the State News," he the right of the press to danger. But the greatest "or: and Harold Hungerford (R). Any student who has tickets for meeting, Nonnamaker danger of all would be to do Marle Hager (R), Charles Davis •Itfcer performance of "The is cleaned oat wltb fire keses. Trash Is washed daw Sound of Music." and finds he will d. nothing." he continued. » Bruce . Manfred „ A spokesman for the Young "The path we have chosen for J™ C:avan'u«h >«. J"""*-"". _ ... ^ not be ab)e to attend the show pepw cvps, baft, wrappers, end ticket stubs. moat. Democrats will also attend the the present is full of hazards, candidates for state rep- 1* asked to r«Mhi the tickets to «•(**» Tlck*t Office. -State News PKote by Mark Krastof Thi committee decided not to meeting Wednesday. aa all paths are, but U is the Michlgan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October ,<> ,?( B?os mvi First Statement The Big By The Committee Decision Out of the first meeting of the maker and conclude that, in ef- schnln^ controverslal Faculty-S tudent feet, the committee has not been TVr» cwftMi • tlm» tn mrm-v m«n\< 1i Committee on speakers held Thursday came the following pro- as generous as tt appears. Let's us he realistic about the * M# itoctviea, of *r««t«r \ft*r *U M» p*or>«» v>( th*» art»«r* do, •*d •BkUt nouncement by Kldon Konnamak- situation. The State News has Just tMjelwa,, ultlw««t> PnMrtOtat K«w*i> •, wV«*« er * *Tvvk|Ml« of mor* #ffWt«v; ; ers brought by those groups, ami Similarly, we have a sneaking No will «*»r fo»w{erd*r«t»U)ho« are rot accountable to this com¬ &•*« Ntck.i#*s 4urtng ft , 0 suspicion that no dean cf any col¬ £wt tV»« wvwrW !**Wrt »;•» not tV .• mittee. lege and no head of any depart¬ m*k« bwcthkhou* ds-vislon*. In out ow to ,K> ft*> #*m#. All regularly chartered stu^ ment will stick his neck out to J«y «* »r* t» chvH<*»; .lent religious organisations will bring someone on this campus ShvnUJ I +**r » mv >> - *ssume -direct «• « ?*> responsibility who strays too far from the ac¬ uM «• «wt t«K-k r^v< v. I «t MWhi$*n b*o^*("e are no: accountable to this com¬ has its eye on the student groups «♦», \ toUN . mittee such as the Socialists and Hu¬ Sly P»r».vn*l otttrodi i^rv:. , But uinnwwty th» fta*l rva|>«ivMt?Uttv manist Society over which It feels S.\ |"Uyu^ «n ! Vv :*?ement, tt must maintain constant vtgtl- K>» thr»# v!«r» *M J»liJ*r*t«0. >.<• te hand, you can rejoice *nce. cwi, •K-. rt*« owt of » clf*r Nu* ih (>«*n, (t ho* generous the com- \\e feel th*t. In effect. the first Mr*. It **» m^r* ol « ,l*rk. xtuwv. m^v *'r bitJ! * ».«V.:r.tar*—pronouncement release d by the Ws .t*ys vxl h^! Its .• ont^osome committee said little to encourage : {. rtw v>K5 aiiw V\f wvy column, those who beHev* In free speech •Oonn be silly. Virginia - of course there's on AUSG." 2. S X# jr«i c»«fWWMs, I wn« hack tnt.» *er v .'la read a?.d did little to limit its control ,- ftw thnw> m«ir* .t«V» ixr *h*s *houUi I* c-: ssued b* Nonna- stgniP.cantlv. t JW !VCt fjUK Wtwefl I rf^v^r-r'. !VV loiter* to the Editor $. SvtKt I IMh'l nkv ev» r.nv - tfv :. #»fv* 9\s» *tx ch«f^r th# Mm of m«wa: : < • far tn* thinking f«cutt(v*. S«« I j»vr r« Tiw fsSttwr *)ll Nursery Rhyme for the World VM* is irrnth « •»« K» Ct*M *IKt StUK*HK<. Put thcr»'-< ft< * ovwspUist »•?>« SNhsW yrifi-idifc: If Y\K1 itoc^tMng to kit** ** ** Hs»t «t h ts e» 6» • < #«W IS (MSSiMtf. rtttts. I nsturt»# •r «*J viSns"- «;li colwmtt. TWr» w*s %»» «rW #«v«ip» «• «ftt* !«» it f«H smarts s« tiSi4» tocRKhi^t *N-„ tec Sfk&M. «htch tsft «»r r>M«V- up l» tNr *Jr, urirr. iW «M cvvyr*f* «*,•! ■tiSHjJJt •ssS »r**sor.!StK- ft» wrttv -w N> rowtia*. The Krfus" tlltaois Wesleyan ■t W,it. «|t wro c#me tv> ?<*> ?*rtasi|-, t wt" r»- alverslty. The *v.r>.or is a fresh- —>* >>» ?»»*• Ftmi 4ir JU'*£K'PS at rtu* Ses" * I **k*f mvarJf, Put my -»m<» v Hit He* sivut "S mivm rsvni H S5w r^#pfC*.. i?ur «».%«(» S*y»" * 1>.j- '« TSm NK tr*J «MUs«ci«« .-Nf j#wjt .fejs. b«c»ttw i*tr not ft* Filter. Art,'. !\1 *.•. ,•«* sNt Vacftt .si "*tNn ft*n c*ll my cohjnu:*l*m No: 1>v f»M*i ue :%« C«J*v tftU»d h» pwder. I a a* fpinBl is .v Htne* ftw !H' JVWUMJsttrt «rr,- D«. - *$**«*: ;S« nsv * sw*' ««Ht!>«*• SMMtismw KS* r-i- rir* l>»: **ra* - «ir« *ml staff »MHkSMntw' t af «r» «ty X »vri. tt ts* a< "5&s# jNi«w •,# w tt Mr. Vj* poevfcJhri far q^MttCR i *t«fc t» «*y tS» •RomM1 twaafti* «r» tJ«y r.rvt+t tlx** TV t* kwn rvHthS ?!ivr c*U«£ it "Me\r K*n%~ tv> 5*** « pttir dtarms ChsrHe Chspiia. Bestcles, *v«ry boA w'*c 5a tfi» w* tr* jitc! *ziP. fusrasag spacte ee • •ssJy Uiugh sad c«ll r» s harmless !frtu- «r* sS» f»rtJi*JK INa w tv i«j>w~' -■fc* tec »1. :*m OnirtrsStf «m~ w*ae*t; er ftar s*l*. And, tfeowgft i «tr •• » Vr\i twfd, t do aat opecsttr srtth jut.^rrjtr rn out* ld« Mid. lie the United Mitchell, avtation enthusiast. or -.f ,h» St *tes. The CANDID A TC ROMNEY 55-ye*t -oM e \-i»r*e- London U. (>.r r.™.,. s,,». cjj:.,rrcr^:.rLLr Idem of American Motors Corp. Prof Op ens • to the presidency. bom In Chihuahua. Mexico, 1«M the NsaMCdvinetor ww was raised 7™*?: CorP. farms tn merged with the Hudaon DOING IT THE HARD WAY \t Khad- One of these states I? Michi¬ Utah and Idaho. Ctr c<^ ^ ^ ,h#t Romney became chairmen and African Lectu {gcrr/ng rid or DANo/rurr, that ts>) by Wr YL*-L the University president of the company until p * S tfflpM «sr I .N« gan where, tor the first time since G. Mention William? began of» It«h and George Washington 1*3 when he resigned Ms po- The African attitude towardthe has received a conslderal>le set- UWwrslty Romnwy became a , it ion. ifter announcing Ms cmv- problem* of segregation tn the Iwick In Guinea. The place we'rr his 11-veer reign as goventot tat tR specialist In 1939 in*ash- dldecy for the Michigan govern- American South is one of avvep- alt worried about is Ghana." tn fN#. the democ ratic guber¬ ington, D.C, for U,S, Senator o. ship, tance. said Jack Berry, director >«• Vv'*mpu» natorial bastion tn Lansing Is David L. Walsh (D-Mass.), he admitted. of the school of Oriental and Romney remains as a director Afri¬ being seriously threatened by The GOP candidate has a long of American Motor* and vice- can «wlle* at the Utatver*lty of Berry said that the main de¬ vij commit- a Reptile an candidate. impressive record tn the bust- sire of the majority of Afrlcai urc ;tme 1 chairman of the board, The GOP threat has appear*! neas arena which began In I MO Me and hi* wife. Lenore, have Berry, on campus ta*t week to person ot irtchist when he joined the Aluminum four children: Scott. 20, who is open the lecture serle* of the mittal. ■ „ , v* t.eorge Romney who has been Co. of Vmerlca and later rep- The surge on a church mission in England; AfrtCTCR ttnguag* section, re¬ of n#w Afrtc-an n*. HK»w"f '' wajing an eoergetlc cantpaign resented that company In Wash- Mitt. 15; Mr*. I arry Keenan of turned recently after a coming Import anc< stay In to dislodge hi* democratic mton. l\C. We*t ,Afri( of t rid « vix-i ■: the lr*-^n jn Romney came to Mlchi- Robinson of Boston. "Of couri prompted a large Increase tn the V.V Vl*g«ton. A new f African* really i H, Swain son. I Detroit don't *pproi percentage of students studying N? elect- m as manager of the Th# the t!.S. Southern Whet are the backgrouiWis at the hem) h„ ^ African languages and affairs, situation," said, "but It'* two candidates' ceived honorary degree* from at least tn the University of Lon¬ MSC. Wayne State University. clearly * don. !te sasd. wilt making \ Arraigned 11 years out of of cbllege. i* a .s»o, l.t1« Krom T«S* 'to"l«8 A^'(>n CoITe^; Deti-olf lMtltute fert are to a determinedef- clear i^ the prot^lems There are not a proportionate World War II .touble~*iTHH«ee he served a* its oreaident ° Technology. Brigham Young and integrate the South. number of Jot' openings for these IForgery Charge wa^edWm^XirS "I think the Americans should people, he added. "I think there is le*s oppor¬ ing a night pattvl in France 15 VJ 2yJS2i not try to gloss it over." he added. * SE^-^ With tunity than before." Berry said. the racial Incidents ^ Production and tn 1' hM ^ chalrm n Berry said. "I think realty it has tend to be there for any length FITCH sor. i>«ario. and grew up tn Golden of time." Port Hut on where he attervied Jubilee. 01 * reorganised Boy** Corn- Increased the American stature served as a U.S, employer 01 t Detroit and was chalt^- tn many peoples' eyes." He said he feels most students htgh school. He received his delegate to the IS-nation con- m*" 01 th<> T>etrolt Citirens Ad- Berry commented or might go to Africa for a year or LIAOINO MAN'S d AB and LL8 degrees iront the ference of the Metal Trades In- vl9or* Committee of School r. more, and then return to their University of North Carolina In 1,514 dustry of the International Labor Needs. Office from l«4f> Afrlci appre i becoming Corn- irdthe homes for work in another field. SHAMPOO 5SS, to l»4«>. jn 1059 he helped organise After college he established Romney jolnevl the Nash-Kel- the CltUens for Mtchlgan. anon- a law practice tn Detroit and in \inator Corp. In 1^4$ as as- partisan group, and, during the NEW! 1954 successfully ran for election hension." he said. "Communism SiMant to the president. In 19*0 recent Michigan Constitutional to the Michigan Senate from the he was elected a vice-president Convention, lJkh Wayne Cowry district. Romney served as r (ontinues and in 1W he was selected as vice-president and delegate from t» 1956 he was re-elected and exec e-president. Oakland County. Restrictions during Ms second term served Democratic floor leader. Michigan Literary Quarterly as Swainson was elected lieuten¬ ant governor in |95S and rwo years later ran for the gover¬ _ "g7 \ HANDY norship. beating his opponent. New atmosphere ASSORSINT FACIAL Paul Bagwell. the The governor ts married to former Alice Nielson of Newly redecorated "VOICES" 75< RK?MKKyffirou| . Detroit. They have three child¬ ren: Steve. 14; Peter. 12; and . Newly expanded menu V Your Local Grill Does Kristlna. 4. Gov. Swain son has been a mem¬ ber of the Board of Trustees of "For pizxa sake mil" Wot Have The BriaJ. Write BRIAL PIPE 5778 Montibello Ave. SPARTAN BOOKSTORE the Plymouth General Allied Vet¬ East Lansing, Michigan CORNER ANN & MAC EAST LANSING p. NOVA erans Council and was Judge • S?A through tow*. Advocate of the Michigan De¬ ^ i:ee otfVer* steeped the partment of Disabled War Vet- isirMtesleaarr RKfce. •<*» ap. A tired work- He is a member of the Lions and the Elks and has a lifemem- vershtp tn the National Associa- 211 M.A.C. ED - 71668 Hey there, you with the raft of ideas! ME, EE, AE ENGINEERS Get that raft afloat fast, and head for the We're looking for men with ideas . . . ideas land where ideas multiply. 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Ontario Azor, Brown Take Over V lit "* ** Qm m O tilts to • r*awd W<*a*n't rN.Vw*tt* wtttit MM*. tt» Swim Tmbi tmi«, I-V2 samm»rniv»-«irv «l W«M- .I-T^ toil ainMvi at IKoMbUUXU the #t?Usfcit?g 31- VKWani S*1 s been wortu* *ithth« see- hasn't show satisfactory Van Arbor High's Pioneers, U-aeive rules, •xv. team for the last r*o weeks, peratioa from the two Hating Irish was 3tmro«j: injuries. who are thriving on last second wh#j yv«?*rday fcy C*e *«v! Sopfconwres Rahn Bemty and Bod Ernie Clark and tackle Coaaervittof- jk I heroics, lead lotted Press Inter¬ from t«»m jtfivsic;** Ji John Walsh were nwwrf up to Youngs suffered minor in- national's coaches f«urig. Fvrst terra team am' £u*r4» Herh Pat- Steve SlelUn*rr will the secv'tKi cteani to replace the promotod Ax»r. and Brvwn. t»r. Feorif Also reported that juries Saturday hot are eapect- the third straight week. ed to he ready for the trip to itkUana. Clark scqutreda sprapt- rankings for Ihe Pioneers, victors ovor Lansing Eastern. 12-4, with 2:5? UZ£Z:"S'* would file thf >hi.K Oil faf.. 4 ftwtftit'f ■" n.VUnes for the rest « the sea- Heavy rain caused U»mherty traverse City and Fercdale, ne\t month during the regular halt the *ntie "•** to mo*« his forces into Jeiuson two other unbeaten*, are No. 3 hunting season. Lansing Judge Proehstiy, who sppeared « >»« Fieid House tor practice Mondav and 3. respectively for the sec- Nicholas Olds, chief of the wu plays this fall, suffered bad- tWpfy reviewed Saturday's game. Normally sm-j t. »«*.! week m succession, IVaverse attorney general's conservation City defeated Grand Rapids division, said the state would Union. *-*. while Ferndale rode seek dismissal fo the suit fUed or the Stite njjv roughshod over Port Huron, 26- with Ontonagon Circuit Judge The Cor.. 3. CadUtftc vO-0) ;c follow state law when it set Mtiwiou. ' ^1 CM4RL»€ BROWN ERNIE CLARK -i. Meoro* Catholic Cawral (!M)> this wwk'ss**pt*ys. 5. 6, \ Toctuaswh (CMft East Gr«*i Rapids INjtnxt St. Ambroso () 4. Marshall \ft-4J) 5 P.M. - 3 A.M. Weekends 10. Clawswo (5-Q Curb Service Hoerner New State Rales Qth 1. St. josapfe Catholic (C-0) Courteous Delivery Service In I PI Poll Gai««feur5f-Augttsta ( Sports Editor 3. S«si>«waiitg (©-0) 4. Owgtw St. Paal (0-0) VARSITY DRIVE-IN At Journal 5. LVarbora Dtvuw Child ED 2-6517 1227 E. Grand Ri, 6. Cwater* iU« (6-4?) Tittle Blank I ?. Horn*r (6-0) $. Fecwiale St. Jumm (tMJ) UMCY SWIMMERS-Not only Jo rtioy awi» Ml* pretty, »oo. O" the bench during the IM «*i» meet, these After TD Run *. Marine Cisv (5-1) 10. St. Charles ^O-l) pretty ijjtrl* concentrated on oction in the pool. -ecord set by a Michigan coed thru Thursday from 4 to 5c30 for a new National Women's pj». la the Women's IM pool. strait jatne t-y Nftfiqg \ Mickey Wright Collegiate record, of 26.4 Wednesday the team will hold ias. leads tfte retails tor ttw Copi 9 Tourneys seconds. a postal meet with the YWCA in To wia at.se golf She also took the HXJ yard Idaho. Places will be determined and $21,389 this year, Mickey free style event with a time of by times and a winner decided Mtfe. la .v- .v i ma H Wright of '."'alias must have ha one tnusute even. 'jpon chat basis. plenty jt floe shots. Judy Milter woo the 50 yard Their next regular meet I* She pulled one out yesterday brvaststroke to il.5 seconds iav^c^<\hiled for November 4. It that she says was "the best shot contributed xr. the winning 200 will be a rematch with Michigan, made to golf," and it yard niedty freestyle relay. M«o Other meets are scheduled with her the City Op«» Is the relay were Carol Kowal- Nox thweetern and iav* BowlingCreen. Tournament and Si.200 that: weske. Oeity Greening, and Lola The season closes on D*>- group. Others are Arkansa; of the crowd thought would go to Miller. cembor 1 when a Big Ten Meet Oregon, \tissuuri. Peon Star* Purdue, .\iite. Ohio State. We: Kathy Whttworth of Jal, XX Lata miller juts cored her >*111 be held here. In addition to Miss Whitwortfe ted the Dull as aejirtst apponeet 90.® to c^.5 In the Big Ten Teams, local college blonde by ?eo strokes jfter io the diving competition. Sse Vufcura. per- :«ns win be invited for this upset winner cv« fofw rhe Mggest^ troct ^omaiersault full aeet. holes of piay. and It was still a trokes with rwo holes ro jo. itiags. wlnng \Uckev wti*;ited t long iriv* from :he tth tee into the rough. ^ status for five dollars CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ^ Nr.ch- frtfer.. s^c rv'«S So«k» . S«»4wiche» ■ Leneheems - Dinner' for the purpose of scheduling an Atae Ceteeiw^ «w appointment. A review of the infor¬ Take advantage of our Pri-rete Per»iev • Sow^veti - Meette^t mation on file in the Library of the Placement Bureau is an essential Special Money Saving t isit Our Rathskeller requisite prior to scheduling an In¬ Open $ p^cn 0«U> Coed Special Oats! terview. °hone EO '-13U. " Complete Tafco-CW Service Avoid the week-end rush. COED SPECIAL DAYS Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday j I ★ permanent ttttttttttt LAWRENCE RADIATION LABORATORY only ! STUDY ! GUIDES The Lawrence Radiation Lahoratorv ts operated h>r mdustr> and defense, nuclear propulsion * HAIRCUT $10 | |.«1! Jim Sconom. ^P^vcnoic^y A Comm. -~a- bv the University ot CaMmthu for the United States Atomic Energy Commiasitwi. Curtent controlled thennonaciear reaction, ics. and other advanced space ph\^s- u * STYLE problems in nuclear ;^ne»«r3 I tjnvfects *rv m the areas of nuclear expk»i>es physics and engineering., »MvsMI Husk j Laborafor, sta& members from the Livermore Labcwatorv Site will be on ¥ XT g. I oampos to arrteoiew students.hi the Phvsical Sciences and Engineering Tuesdoy. November 6, 1962 UNIVERSITY Please coil your placement office fvr erp-prmitmsnt or tend written my*tries to LAWRENCE KAOiATION LABORATORY Beauty Salon Uiwwnay al CoiHWrno F O InlOR EAST LANSING'S MO&T WODE«» \n 2 doors east of Campu* 1 etpml apportiontf employer U.S. required ED 2-1156 Tuesday, October 23, 196^ 5 IM News MSV JunBall Commissioner W Touch Football Picked M field 1: To Meet with Japs Chatter 6;Q0 The Machine-Rangoon. &4» Bethel Manor-l'. Tom' 7:30 Burtandy-Red Trojans. State Pa TOKYO (UP!) Commissioner - U.S. Baseball Ford Frick said has Frick conceded that so far U been a one-way traffic, By DAYi mtm 8:15 Rwtgers-Sportmeisters. MOUNT CLEMENS (UP!) - Monday he will meet with Jap- U.S. players frequently come to — _ *00 «ft**rt-BT$. Ralph Sawyer and Ron Hohman, anese baseball officials during Japan but Japanese players never Slew's ^wiy couacll vend to accept the new 4:45 SOC 2-Its. Maters. Detroit Lions coach George However, t rocky road ties — both «rf Oscoda, won the top award the current Detroit Tiger tour make it to the States, TM» was » compete rovsrssl of form from a IM field 2; Wilson says X-rays show that head of the league leading Wings presented by the Michigan Canoe to work, out ground rules for Frlck did not say why. But the 'M Buckeyes captured the Big Tm Conference 6.00 Hustlers-BMF the team's big linebacker and and that Is where they were Racing Association at it# 1962 the switching of players from the reasons are simple enough. U.S. 'fused *• invitatioa to participate m the 6 45 Asher-Ve»s. defensive captain Joe Schmidt slowed dowr, to a stop last year. award banquet yesterday. United States to Japan. Major Leagues like to develop 7:30 Evs. did not suffer a rib fracture Ne*t month. eight of the Wings' Other men honored for their Japanese professional baseball their players • young. No U.S. Sch.-Magaffers. during the lions-Giants game y wll' S»tde> b< or ;i-.e rpj,!. I hey ttdeptness with a paddle were: visually harbors several Ameri- team is going to pay a Japanese yesterday, ■ffl visit Cup Staii Hall. Oscoda. .ana—notably Oon Newcombe and i-Pacific pi a: for Wilson says Schmidt possibly Toronto twice and league J*rry Lauwers, Taw as; third. Larry Doby this year--and oc¬ fare on the slender chance that Fraternity Bowling Angeles will see action when the Lions pion Montreal oner. Agair.s Leroy Wlding and A1 Wtding. casionally there are squaksfrom he will be the one in a thous¬ U!«y« meet the Chicago Beers Sunday. two Canadian powers -.:i 1*61- Holly; fourth. Norm Brown. American owners that the play¬ and of any 6.30 nationality who can 1-2 Sigma Chi-ATO. The clubs are tied for second 62, Detroit managed ■ o vii Creenvile; fifth, Chuck Crellen ers have Jumped their contracts. make the big leagues. the trips place in the Western Division against 11 defeat* and and Bob G i 11 i ng. Lansing; sev- The most recent example was 3-4 Delta Chi-Theta Chi. ths 5-6 Phi K. of the National Football League. ties. They were 6-2' " over, etwh, Cecil Lame. Flint. Fd that of pitcher Joe Stanka who one in a thousand he can com¬ Sig.-Triangle. 7-8 A.G.R.-PI K. Phi. Schmidt was injured during the on the road. Adams. Holly, and Bob Mason. is with the Nankai Hawks of mand a Major League salary turn 8 30 second period of theLions' 17-14 Saginaw; eighth. Tom Fagerlian. Japan's Pacific League. The right here in Japan. Stars get the Athletic 1-2 Sig. Alpha Mu-A.K. Psi, defeat by the Giants in New York. Belding and Bob McWllllams. Chicago WhitcSoH claimed they up to $40.0(Xri year. Also on the Injured list is lead¬ Buffalo fullback, Cookie Gil- Royal Oak. owned his contract. Stanka said A.E. Pi-F armhouse. ing pass receiver Terry Barr who Christ hM bulldosed his way Election of officers for 1«aference foe. Northwestern. 8:00 Off Campus 2-D.D.D. I"he Detroit to first among the lease's ground that Is why he will be captain for W63 is Jerry George, Hockey Club's rec¬ meeting ■5wr-S third conference win in as many starts, 8:X> Zeta l.A.-Kappa T.A. ord now stands at four victories gainers. Cllehrist has hit oppos¬ Japanese officials. sophomore all-round performer Furdue and Michigan State sporting unbeaten against one tie. that coming In a ing lines for 52V yards. 8.' yards "I don't betieve any compli¬ from Jesuit High School in New COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The ■ •: i"ipens QStPs hopes of going Coed Field Hockey deadlock previously with the better than Abner Haynes ofDal- baby Is new but the birthday !• the cated arrangement is required," Orle is. La at the Alban Frick said, "All we need is a Wednesday on OhJ Oolite Field name McCannhonie. Doug Roherts. fine Michigan ■••00 Butterfield vs Case The McCanna' new daughter simple agreement set down in State grid hopeful from Detroit 4:45 Wilson vs W, Yakeley Wildcat Coach Cites was born Sept. 1«. So waa aon lAinnv. now a year old. and a third child Chrissle. now 2. black and white that would gov¬ ern the evchange of players be- Cooley High, rates as a top prospect for play with the Spar- Squad Turf Tactics truck standing by. the fire started when mem¬ bers of the construction working in the tunnel left tar¬ crew CHICAGO (l'P») - Like a pros¬ ATMOSPHERE YOU CAN AFFORD! paulins lying across steamplpes. pector coming upon gold, coach s the Ara Parseghlan today revelled The insulation on the pipes start¬ in the ed to burn and the discoverty that Northwest- :s ballot for a conference team to make the tarpaulins em. hailed as the nation's best fed the fire. vston. The school reclevlng the greatest passing team, can also win on The fire was easily ; be the team, offered the bid. In c.rok* ment received a call an inhalator when a requesting student col¬ lapsed complaining of chest pains Northwestern's there "were couldn't name so coach many them," but Tom said heroes 1 out within South Power Plant. The fire fight- in Fpply Center Monday. Myers, a l^-year-old youth from Vsnderkelen |*Mr» ,-i e«- other lnf unit® left one truck at touchdown passes, one to his s campus Monday Gerald Grant, 20, Cranston. Anchocry and went 200 yards to R.I.. Junior was admitted to Clin the Power Plant area. Troy, Ohio, had to be one of favorite target, end Pat Rlchter Whether a snack or a meal, you'll be pleased. The Wildcats' sophomore who ran his scoring streak to •anting :ime when The emergency Monday. only visible signs of fire Gram was conscious when the quarterback threw two passes to eight games. r, $ :\rt dispatcher small amounts of smoke infcalator unit arrived. Oxygen bring his team back into the Degravto heaved three long • :?vest:g>te a re- ^"trwirt nr* ln comi»g Crom manholes is the was administered and he was construction are*. The fire was taken to the Olin Health Center game after Ohio State moved to a rapid 14-0 first period lead. touchdown passes in the Boiler¬ makers' romp. They went 54 THE EA r Ka The MtchlfM to be In one the tun- by University ambulance. He also called Che shots on the yards to Tom Fugate. 34 yards Bomtorsd the call neJs i„din» to the mechanical winning drive before a stout¬ to Don Brumm, and iiS yards to ft the south campus of ^ pUn(. hearted defense took over and Tom Bloom. A party was formed under the NORMAN. Ok la. -A Uni¬ muffled the Buckeye's last chance itered rt? builiiag versity ol Oklahoma foreign stu¬ dirsction of Chief Murle Cory on the Wildcats, eight-yard line. " dent explained to an American ; c-cii smell an to enter the tunnel. One man, collegian his problems with Northwestern, which hasn't wearing oxygen breathing appa¬ won a Big Ten Championship ratus entered the tunnel follow- English. WE ARE LOOKING FOR ONE MAN WITH ONE IDEA since 1936, stayed atop the league this rtrst call. » "Actually. I have no trouble «d by the Chief. A third man with English." he said. "It's Just standings with a 3-0 record. But OR TWENTY MEN WITH TWENTY IDEAS ss reported in the , hose in from a the Idiot Isms." three others—Wisconsin (2-0, pump because the tobaccos . are! ^ONDERFUL SMOKES! 6 Miehigap State Ncw», Ea«t Landing, Michigan Tu«»d»y, October 23. 1962 I *1 hod many calft and - ROOM RENTED FIRST DAY! ratid It right awcrf," said this pleased odver- tltar. ' + Automotive [m ACTS' HEALEV. anj j* Employment MARRIED STUDENTS to »«rl I NEED I For Rwt ROOMMATE to share .V jif*an rtlCAN wood WOOD CARVINGS CAR YlrCS 0. on "3uE WWff cl>Wli{" play «, UN Bay MSU Grad Hi soft top, no rust. R fc H. Sell grill or learr pitn baking. Part nub, Nat'I. Cuard LamIi or »W»*. M time. 651?. Vttutv t>ri*e In. ED 2- 21 sharp •ftrtnwt. Junior ior. 1322. Call after 6 {Km.. ED 2- or Sen¬ 30 MOO.. ?*-reaiures 6 to « pun. *« will uacrtu 10 ,*3at African efcoay ft mule Irmflrr Armory' rrw*y> Frtdav Features ■ — m New Musical inter*. tsii. 3 speed. light blue fin- For Sale" i N FVRNBHFD" XPARTMEW wood carvings at R E A E*- press warehouse at S. Washing- „ EXPERIENCED TYPIST, Williams United Nations e,^ Fischerflr» praise by :• »IN«, , s ., wing, W9i s. Ofcemoa Rd.. too Av. M Day. featuring LETTICH & STENBERG M WHIST.. Oltemos. Call ED 7-7493. 19 Offering CnW^,L^" contents MSU students ED t»42Lr1 * 7-966S. ^ *■***» C. Mennen WaUatni! former eluding ^ . ""♦FOR SAL1 rrnir and nresau i. fag. Does *11 yvur fancy •FOR RSHT HOUSE Ewtic carvings ** ft **» t mulU- assistant secretary of state for ing plus buttcnboles, Mux! hems, •COST k FOUND overcasting etc. all without at¬ BE BY YOURSELVES In strictly fciick~arf African Affairs, is open to unl- •PERSONAL decil. Has delux AM-FM rad o, tachments. Cay $5i.h0 cash or nuxlern combination Uvinf-dln- •PEANUTS PERSONAL whit« wait tiros. Will sell $5.50 a month. Call credit man¬ ,*!< rv>om. bedroonv kitchen. 10 typing, term papers, theses, dls- East Lansing and of Lansing WMla lri •REAL ESTATE sanation. ED 24M4. 0 propar. fculow bco* price. Phone Dans- ages. OR ^-6904. 25 'nules east N«SV on owelleot - The calebradon Is his ovm •SERVICE Mark-top road. Unfurnished. Oil being held accW", vtlle, 625-W95 collect. -1 to forgot, send mcjc^ inBI" TP" •TRANSPORTATION ZKb JtaC e-quippeO Singer 3ew^ heat. Adults cady. $65. IV 5- ing. Electric typewriter. Eapor- Wednesday In the Big Ten Room for the •WANTED .\LTOMOTl\6 REPAIR tag machine in lovely wood con- t.f. AMERICAN p,fpt,t* N**r ^ k el logs Center, sponsored by oirry Cille< K»t Lansing civic organisations. so.e. Majtes designs" and button¬ GREETINGS CARDS BROOY. 3S2-S545. ut Fischer' Tickets for the luncheon, bafln- holes. Yours for only $30.69 TAC0MA complete selection at Pacific j* LOVES Jl. 10 per week. Phone HILLS. 1964 Yuma, nlng at 12:30 pan., can be pur- includes u-i EDIE STARR: Typist, theses. for rent or sale. 3 tns. $10. ED 7- by where Fls. - ;- your car right. You can CvHjm John A. Hannah, president of 0530. t« [o* sree sroni wtth his wife T—• E AST Buboli. Guest finds house. Isn't — —• MSU. He will V^"*- » "Facts L.VNSINC from experienced. Janet Ronk. 332- h (Ve- R tor Fallacies of the United Na- 1 Day ELECTRIC TYrt^RrrER.port- Berkey Hall. Double for 2 men. ice? Bubolz Insurance. c~11 dons." and will relate his per- {orn;#[. ' si.oo aMe wstft case. New $1SC. used kitchen privileges. $9. Call ED _£L? CARPI TCWU^CK. espert- ctwr ' 3 OAYS 12.00 ?> trsorths. $130. Call 35S-4c>50 2-10SS. 20 W.TXL USED boo* sale spon- sanat asperlances to AUrtca. V 5 DAYS tn«d typ.st. Term papers, thes- E*«L**sia< Mayor t- TTKWBas WOT presideGor^n^ SJ.OQ sot-ed ty Arner!iC*n Aasociatian cttss*«*Ucna. feneral typing, at the ^ F\5T I VNSINC. Rcwm for male of University Women. October . IBM Electr4c typewriter. Call luncheon session, and Leonard student. CaU ED 2-0205 after 24 - 2*. Federal's tn Frandor. E#tWR Ripldf> 44S16. C economics professor, will 5; 30 or weekenv-is. 443 Grow Prof Edits SPAXTAM TEXACO SERVICE CORNER GR AND RIVER ^wmmt Peonuts Pertonel ^—wmmmmm "" moderate a question period. Mrs. New| ani SPARTAN HARSWKY FIi,c"!TUC'~C"7I t a r 1-VSIT£RV!SE!\ Mewant. fur- trie typewriter. ED 2-4597. Book on Social P1wa» 337-9034 Aid 24 amplifier. $50. ED "-01S5. rushed, cooking, parkusg across .... Uf-ll^ I ^ Automotive , i.amptts Activities . Ask for J«wl. 21 from campus. Must be 21. 123 T YPOjft, t* V P E S E T T! K' G and Welfare of AgJ S'aTTH —- Self-winding Orr.ega Albert. 332-0716. 5-7 pun. 22 ^ Real Estate printing. Wonch Graphic Service. Gordon w.th alligator strap (Mac's) CVigvnal price, $120. SacrsfVe. furnished room. Cockir^f. Across NEED ELBOW ROOM? 3 bed- Located berwsn campus and cap- iwl on 1*10East Mkhlgan. Phone Subject of Film editors oi Columbia room ranch, screened breeea- $55. Call J32-:?o0 after t> from campus. Marilyn Slate. 4i4-T?56, C A documentary ftlm l,« titled pja. attached garage on ICO* '«. — year's campus activities. "On Xging." STRATT0W 3-3-IW. evemngs 33C-0'16. 20 . ISO- tac. p»M , ^ -- h" *' rec. typing on atite IBM typewriter. 4d«cr. SPORTS CAR room. Birch cupboards. the ^'^visual department for dtracior i formica counters and stainless ^ CENTER tone 5V gal. with $" other pur- n for employed or sink in kitchen. Near schools iewlng by alumni and any c ampus out. cfuses, Adler Sex "W, Brssso graduate woman one block from and MSL'. Shown anytime by ap~ if Transportation group or class desiring to see it. «« "« ————- The film contains segments of atecutive direct, t4>5 E. NUcMgan Shoe Gun Shells Discounted. Knapp's store. Call ED 2-21U. puiacment. By owner. Phone ED reT. S56 student needs ride to IV 4-44II C Mauser rifles $29. Student bar- after ? p.m. call ED 2-17*0, 22 2-6452. the Notre Dame-MSU football Memorial Home, 22 and from Olds- plant Mon.. Oct. gins be the ton, Levi's. Artsy game. ax-President Elsen- 29. CaU Judy 3S5-r255 hewer's visit and registration. Social wsr-->- ^ Employment and Navy Surplus at FOX HCLE 3 p.m. or ED 2-0851 after It was written and directed ^elfa: T.V FRANDOR - open ^tielv I p.m. by F. *,s compiled ' - v-N ■ Alt ->^LS till * p-m- »♦ I level split. Lee McConkey. a member of the ^ r ** ^"sr3 •psor.« advertistag wort '.roos with large basement and ga-» WANTED - Ride audio-visual staff, and is similar - ~ Otioners at theFlft jut af&cas- Hours - 6 p«m- 2 MAN ROOM. AH conveniences. rage. 4 bedrooms. 2 floor to weekend of October 26. ft. Call CM SSS- 355 "iiit yaair antttlZd Congress o< Ce^-.,x> •dears » pan. Moadaj through $«."5 weetly. 33d Albert. IV 4- ceiling fireplaces, mahogoay 361S. 19 MJ6 M Report/. It »s part of , fm- Frvday. $1 w $2 per "sour. CaU *406 or 3"*2-0330 paneled family room, full or Last year's film was selected :-0ble after i Aj evenings or 2 piece bath cw 3 levels, fruit- as an entry In the Venice Film Jf* ^ ' Around the CHARTER TO INDLANA Uteiver- i Schooi of Oaaciag. wood kitchen wtth built-ins, dish- Fastbral. tity far game, October 2*. Sound washer. 2 This is the third year from P*?* eating areas; Uvtng ^ transportation. $I4.«5. In- ^ ^ ^ that i the _ and family t Ln'lversfty >pa^em~has~p^ Congress wooded ducod a film of the previous schools and MSU, Price below GO year's activities. biological ALL THE coat. Shown awyttme WAY...(to I _ medical tr, Su- TAKEN BY mistake at Coral SL J preme Court today denied a hear- " 'n ; SHOP. IM Division, behind Cam- ALL SOLD C1T' 1 need two Cables Saturday. October 20th: mis rv\>dr Store. mg to two Michigan Supreme • Raincoat. FP 2-SSft4, C tickets to the Sound of Music, Court Justices who want their si» «L, Keith and *a« *itm r. a« I Darrow label. Lost at Gables: -W—• «> ^ I. MM „ «« Raincoat s:« 4CR c-ontaining MSL" t and color TVs. RCA W- facrorv aishortsad service NEED RESPONSIBLE full -,^r.^ OS^O „„„ c— t««.i LD.. Pennsylvania driver's li¬ time cense. .'wrsei-'s card, Owen Hall KOO b^rvsitter us vour home? Call " !>r > 355-2$! I. 21 MOBILE TV ndiCOB. $". 2'*?. Typi.-Ks booAaeepers, and -ectsp- Meraa 3*" Owen. 355-406*. 19 1301 W. Mount Hope na*g tcs S^TES LITTLE MASr.\QN CAMPiy rr*v» East Lan- aontsrs, Cre a: Lakes SmploN- »r recreacboo roam.33B-2aS9.20 IV 9-530? - girl's i'4 -sent. 515 MiChagan Natsonai tr** pure sweet cl- DIAPER SERVICE 25 sire 10, 11 and or 2. Call TUrner 2-9239. boy's sire I 21 7 tr. IV 2^1543. C2C ier. Farm fresh squash, SERVICE to tout desire. You pie putnpkits - ilac wtl'. iiave receive your own diapers back WaTcwser pwtRpteas, to work from 12 to 5:30 week each time Wtth our . service, fruits aad *efetabl« ycu may include up to m>pounds days. All day Saturday. Apply - The Card Siwp. first floor Men's erf your baby's undershirts aad 21 rocta csf the Martst. J miles east si £. Lan¬ Library, Saturday rught. Call clothing whicfe wtU sot fade. sing :c US 1? at Obmot R»d. Gordon Couturtar at ED 2-569fc. White, Bias or Plak diaper pails aLTFRaT!^ on Hems ^ COAts ind teui shed. Call ED 2- 2l •59 DCXTATI 20C cc Scrambler. AMERIC AN DIAPER ModJf'.eC fur fteld. Cnod cimp- LOST. MAN'S ft asses betweer. SERVICE %o tickets to the S<"INB OP traBsportsOao. 3S5-2^~~. 22 Audltochim and Brady. Grey HIE. WASHTENAW ML"S1C, either mght. Phore 355- frames, in black case. Call 355- IV 2-0864 C «55 kXI»STVS r^-S 5sAe. 06*2. 20 E ? LL5NT TV h £PtBT35~in after 12 now. 22 nnr^c^l t3r _ Vew paist jafr. C^ly $15. ED makes and models. All work ... 2-2*48 between 5 and * p-m. 20 LOST pair of men's prescnp- ,, - fa5a«e«LaSC0t'Nrs TO ALL FeilOWSkip DeidllBC uu P HELP. Ttts «ttplcytjsen 9 a.®. tlAT^1 '\®JR..j5ort- 16, between Union and Physics ymj woedd iike as income w»ul« afeie with script, less Aan 4C and Math building. Call ED 2- TZELTrl M22 E- Vfichigan. Call IV *-55M. IZZiZ?*»»saK»d foe Woaes 1411. 21 attending MSL. Vpp-.v a perscn. carrnag case. ?%eae 573-1130. wm j »_-n. as ♦ p-n. iaiiy » 513 w.mt? j3 E. Vk-sigan LOST SMALL bisc* corduroy available sr Cam pas - Barter doing doctoral • aforaaccn. ; narse. Valuables. For rewarc Sfcap, directly across from Ska- wort ■"t, 4C For RefK eaii jesc. 355-1304. 19 dent *4*1- Service 8k%. Call ED 7- is Dec. 1. die American Association of University Women NEEDED ♦ =LS> * Delta TV C2C RENTALS - 21** table snod- annoanced. e-s wtth wroatfet in* stands. Per sorioT" All parts guaranteed. "SEED Jj} p^ A HAIRCUT* Tom's Bar¬ bershop, 30C3 Vtoe St. West • lh« moment is the new married Friday. October 26. Additional f rW3J5&kb-»ere given away in called the machine a research aistant professor of advertising. * twm la Uw^erten Village eree.*' »:« !««•- added that houskM office and m*tmen«no infor»«io« in the Placemen Horticulture building project to determine which va¬ ne » this are. wh^wuTbe c^S^! Bulletin tor the week of * *J C*b. rieties of apples the stents lUte Five-Day Outlook - ^ « thore Is apace for an additional W apartments. m eorlv November of thTTvesr M Octobor 12-26: BUI Austin, vice president of best- The machine dispenses DETROIT (I PI)—The flve-day I at mar- Lamohaar General Motors Corp. inter- **» cl>*>. »aid that the clufc gave three varieties of apples; viewing mechanical, electrical ,wt* ®e ■PP|«M» National Mcintosh. Jonathan an.lDe- and metallurgical engineers. to promote the licious, with Delicious being die married Central Intelligence Agency In- Pr«rties of apples as present student favorite. ervlewing electrical, civil and "•'QO'wrated in research tea al , engineers? «>««.«- —4i«r!'v BSn , ttcun Grad Receives 1 high 54-58, normal, low Rather cool with only ml- mica, chemistry, physics, bio- h**"h d«partmei physics, Journalism, foreignlan- Suage specialising in Slavic. As 1- Research done ments —»•—»> over a -•» by the depart¬ three year period, Banner Award indicated thi A University graduate student atlc, Afrlcian. Oriental, or Por¬ sumed two is one of the first two students >red show* tuguese: geography, math, psy¬ lower Incidence ever chosen to receive a unique kenward atkin about Frid chology, personnel, transporta¬ of upp tion and art majors; fellowship. foreign area specialists fo r positions in so¬ tension -pressure pher.om than would be expected on » b« Joseph S. Johnson, who is working on an advanced degree Prof to Head ciological political research and or analysis and forestry ma¬ of the entire student body. In the department of television and radio, will report to New- Ad Meet jors. The club also operates York City Monday for Lehigh Portland Cement Co. eight weeks inteiiewm« Pakistan * LpdfW LcUUCF of study on a Banner Foundation sewing sir air Sti<« business li. and li¬ beral Fellowship. in arts majors and graduates Visits MSU He will observe and study pro¬ marketing. cedures at the major .networks, Mead Johnson & Co. interview- Lt. Gen. Wajld Ah Burkl, die new New York educational ing mechanical, chemical and «peci»l assistant to President TV station. WNDT, and at Bob civil engineers; marketing, bu- Pakistan, was on camp- Banner Productions, whose siness pro¬ , biochemistry, organic us last weekend to discuss rural grams include the Gary Moore chemistry, biological science, development of Pakistan with Show and Candid Camera. The accounting and finance majors. -v^' specialists. Banner Foundation will Co. pay his interviewing all—met utitfaJifficials -team U>e ""travel - and residence majors from the colleges of bu- college of Agriculture, continuing expenses. The fellowship was offered this Liberal Arts and retail- education and the cooperative ing. extension service. He had dis- Smlth. a Stanford University stu¬ Los Angeles County interview- cussions with President Hannah dent. was the only other re¬ ing civil engineers. and faculty members who have cipient. National Security Agency In- served with VtSt"s advisory pro- Johnson is from Sandy. Ore. terviewing electrical, mechani- In Pakistan, He attended the OUTCLASSED THEMSELVES cal engineers and physic# and Burkl also found time to ob- I'tah. which grantedUniversity of him the P. A. WtLBUITQN. Ok la. (AI'l — This to»n ijors. Summer employ- serve the University's extension degree tn 19W. He was bought*a ne»-fangled assistant -rvlews will be available Program, director at KSL. Salt Lake for sophomores, (unlors, and Prior to his stop at MSI?, city . . in 19«0 and t#6I, while going on to graduate Burkl, a participant ' "* *" . school and grad students in the eigr. leader V ,h- U.S. Program of the u v ItTe>ncttn8 the university. In the summer of 1961, while degree areas listed. Department of State, visited U.S. attending Northern Regional Laboratory, Agricultural Re - Research government officials In Washing- at the University of In- the Stanford Institute of TV and Film, Johnson received Radio A FRIEND INDEED search Service. U, S. KPIX-Westinghouse Out- UNAPPROVED HOUSiMC-Unopproved by hi. Department diana medical school, pcrents, «ny. of woy. Mark Deutschtll, 6H moved into Sis own brond of bou*. Agricultui ' ' ' y (organic physical.blo- infl. He set up heodquorteri on bit porenf*, front lown, Make us your one cnemistry) and bacteriology ma¬ complete wtfb tepee, fire. Hot dogs, and morshroollow,. jors, stop headquarters -•ShJte New* Photo by Mork Krostel Shawiningan Resins Corpora¬ tion interviewing chemical for all your dry engi¬ neers and chemistry majors. cleaning and Space Research as Tennessee Eastman Co.-Tex¬ Eastman Co. interview ing chemistry (physical and organic) laundry needs Incorporated in and chemical engineers. Touch, Ross, Failey and Smart interviewing accounting majors. Expanding Program Michigan Stats is doing Space partments t MSI have been ad- U S. Army Audit Agency in¬ terviewing accounting majors and those from the college of busi- of 20 credits Age research and. by doing more, ministered Jointly by two colleges in ' tnefBoeWili al fDrfltrtfier for many year. The computer DELIVERY SERVICE! stimulating Michigan's economy, laboratory, he added, CLEANER and i member of MSL's research some 40 departments and in tf Poll Shows and SHIRT LAUNDRY devetopemt staff reported Mon- Biology Research t enter. pr< FREE PARKING day- Jects of four different biologic Experience in research, a departments are carried side Bentley Ahead TAPE rapidly growing graduate prO- by side. DETROIT (UP!)-'The Detroit RECORDING INDUSTRIES gram, emphasis on basic studies News poll Monday showed Re- Quill wei t on to outline im- New-From Sony-A Stereo-Tape Recorder ENGLISH AND and time-tested prottrsms for publlcian Alvin ,\L Bentley lead¬ hdarof bringing different sciences to¬ portant r search activities ing Democrat NeilStaebler by 4.5 underway j MSU. He included: gether qualify MSI'. Laurence L. percentage points in their state¬ wig Events Quill pointed out. Purchase of a giant ccmputer wide race for Michigan's con- 520 Quill, professor of chemistry and director of the I niversity Institute for Water Research, ad- ir, the sprsi 5 > of 1963 which will rone in the L'nited gressman-at-Iarce per The poll cent sest. gave Bentley 51.3 of statewide vote to ATL STUDENTS ay. " dressed the Michigan Industry- University Space Research Con- ference sponsored by theMlchi- unique < of cyclotron of i.8 for Staebler. The latest figures reflected an See the New ch! including increase of six-tenths of one per gan Aeronautics and Space As- tr.on— sociatlon. held this year at the (ibiting agents. ceT,t ,n Eentley's statewide sup- port and a loss of eight-tenths for 1 *v. University of Michigan, **TT»e lines that applied snd deveiopemert re- divide pure, Establishment ( »f a new de- P«rtmer.t in the r: ipidly growing field of biophysics, Staebler. lican The poll Sunday showed Repub¬ George Romney leading "STUDY MASTER" es- search are not always easy to Several extersh Democratic Gov. John B. Swain- draw," he stressed, "but the agriculture, the son by 4.T percentage points in vhtp— explosion of new knowledge in sconces ir.d veten their race for Governor. t'-dent the space age readers more In- sistent than ever thst the Unl- Cire. Both Staebler planned a busy weekasthecam- and Bentley SONY MODEL 464-D STERFCORDER- New compact and integrated 2-speed 4-track stereo and Paperbound Series i State re- monophonic record/play tape recorder designed for custom t7£l£?T ^\tprimMr^ searcher, and grJuat. palgn entered the stretch drive. installation. The model 464-D contains built-in record Chapter Notes And v *5 to^^alorbaslcresearch. confidence rtiat frf ^ h sttendlng 8th e cw[(rmf Staebler planned to take Mon¬ day off, and then swing into Ma¬ and play preamplifiers. Other features include: belt- through We2 to March arxi industrial relations, July 1: fessor (research) sociology and partmen; of American Thought 31 a crop survey in D*niel Goldrieh, assistant pro- anthropology and school of labor •and Language effective Dec !. Brazil; and Walker Hill, pro- fessor, political science and awl industrial r»laHnp«i • IW2, amfdin -—«——— * r - in 1 evaluation - ; services, Tbureau of1 social and1 ~1 1 political - motion of William J. Hanna from very severe heart attack Sunday. i L. Landmark, Jar. 1, 1963 to Dec. 31. 1*>64, research, to assistantpnofiessor, instructor to assistant professor : ' professor in the department. to Columbia University project political science, July 1; Francis of political science and the Dr. L. J. Geerllngs. Nisbet's longtim? Thomas H. Greer will become said the phy*ici in India. M. Sim. specialist, bureau of African Lanuage and Area 67-year-old former educator's * chairman of the department of favorable Monday morning. This is a Transfers were approved as social and political research, to Center, effective Oct. I; rein- good 'W- 1 humanities Jan. 1. !<>63. suc- than his first attack. He had quite a heart ' folloiws Harold R. Ferris, agri- specialist, bureau of social and statement of Leo V. Nothstlneas attack ceeding Harry Kimber, associate cultural agent, Monroe Geerlings also said. "It's hard telling -:s dean of the university college County, political research and computer professor of civil and sanitary ew" s. 1 to extension director, Ogemaw Moratory. July l; Charles F. engineering and metallurgy, me- aren't as good as the first time, I'm sur- " "** ■ and chairman of the department County, Oct. 22; Sharon Lee Hail, VVrtgley, professor, psychology, chanics and material science, critical and all the family is here." of religion. 4-H agent, Washtenaw- Nlsbet. who suffered his first attack . County, to professor, psychology and Oct. 1, after a year's service w Leroy C. Augenstein was to consumers 23. was stricken Sunday while visiting named chairman of the newly mation marketing infor- bureau of social and political as head of the India Project, agent, Grand Rapids, research; Edward J. Etcknell, Assignment of Glenn L. John- Lake. ; created department of bio¬ Oct. 22: Herbert Weisinger, pro- instructor, veterinary pathology, Geer lings said Nlsbet told him physics. effective Nov. 1. fessor, Enclish, to professor, to instructor, surgery andmed:- son, professor of agricultural this mor—; - , .. J economics, to the Nigeria pro- but he didn't have too much to Appointments approved were history, humanities research cine, Nov. 1; Clair L. say. He sr • Taylor, gram, Oct. 20 to Nov. 21; as- pains to speak of since Sunday and ttist> Richard G. Heifner assistant center. Oct. 1; James Stofcley, assistant- director of continuing signment of George E. 1 considered him quite weak Fritz Monday morr.:-c. professor, agrictiltura! eco¬ associate professor, journalism, education and director of the dormitories and food services, to nomics, Dec. 10; Louis j. Boyd t- associ.ro professor rf jour- ivening College to associate it- Nigeria Program, Oct. 22, 1962, WASHINGTON—The United States associate professor in re« Surprem-. nslf srr physics and rector for graduate admissions to Oct. 21, 1964; assignment of a hearing to Michigan High Court Justices „ dairy. Jar , WM; istronc—y Jul', and professor, admissions and Howard R. Neville, asslstantpro- Eugene Black who have been seeking the s jean E. Schubel, home eco- scholarships, Oct. 15; George E. vast. to die Nigeria Program, by their colleagues on the bench. —— Nov. 16 to Nov. 30; assignment Ir. a brief order...the U.S. court affirmed • of John E, Caittlon, professor against them by a special three judge if: - 28 Seniors Receive of botany and plant pathology the Nigeria Program, Nov. 13 -last July llih. to Nov. 26: reinstatement of DETROIT—Democratic Gov. John B. Swat-y - ,. ROTC Awards Howard McColly as professor of agricultural engineering, Nov. 26 George Romney were both scheduled to itteri mobile Show dinner Monday evening at Cobe Ha" of superior academic achieve- Romney will return to Detroit after i Jan. I «63: after service as chief of party • mfw —of-th»~Talwan Project and as- Muskegon. Whitehall and Muskegon' Heights. — Hiociate prolessor. botar Swainson had Senior cadets who received the signment of Howard McColly to meetings Monday ir Detroit, < plant pathology * Oct. I; L Lansing before his scheduled return to Detroit'.' awards were Monte C. Alkire, —e Pakistan Project from Oct. Romney, who does not campaign or. Suncisv. and David C. Potter. :rs:~ Orchard Lake; Bob Andringa, 22 to Nov. 25. in Detroit told the United Press Interr.gtiora. , political science. MSL'—O •Vayland; Michael D. Beres, Bar- Retirements were improved for that Swainson "has berton, Ohio; Paul F. Bergdolt. Gertrude Gannon, administrative 10 TEST-New device for measuring IQ? Or for measuring the absolutely no recofd ' »cc'. » I. !963. Vassar; David M. Burke. Farm- secretary in the Office of the volume of unevenly ihoped vegetables? It often adds up to Sabbatical leaves were j- DETROIT—The wives of Michigan's twoguber- 'ori : to Jota L. O'Doonei: as« isgtors; Ron E. Fritz. Mt. Clem- Assistant to the President and the something. Prof. Joseph Molitoriss' invention could pos- ens; and Max A. Hasse. Tea- Therese Tordt, Calhoun County appeared on a local television program Monda\ *c S piWy be used to measure unevenly shaped heods, too. of their husbands. neck. N.J. hom e econom ic s agent. Miss Mrs. Alice Swainson, wife of Gov. -State News Photo. Johr F. s*«.- c- John H. Kapke. Chicago. Ill; Gannon has beer, employed by Romney, the wife of Republican hopeful George I John R. K el her?, Chesterton. HI; the University since 1936 and television viewers "Wliy my husband should N: 0cv«-: 'ohn C. Laing, East Lansing; retires Nov. 2. Mrs. Tordt has Gary K. Lance. Wayndotta; Greg- been a University employee since cry W. Mason. Tecumseh; and 193"* and will retire Jan. 1, 1963. Bryan G. Minor, Fairview Pit., Resignations and terminations Ohio. were accepted as follows: Betty Paul R. Nordwail, Denver, V. Bernard, home economics Colo: James L. Olmstead, East agent, Monroe County, Aug. 26; Lansing; Lowell T. Potvin. Lin- Albert K. Brown, agricultural rain; Daniei C. Robertson. Park ager.t, Allegan County, Oct. 31; . Newly redecorated Ridge, a.: Daryl Rolfe. Lansing; David L. Call, a ssi stant pro- CharSes G. Sanborn. Hazel Park, fessor, extension, agricultural . Newly expanded menu ill: and Herman G. Schafer. De- economics, Nov. 16; John R. HIGH TEST, LOW TEST. NO TEST troit. Moore, assistant professor, ex- .Only the name's the same Just the other night I was savin* to the little Jack F. Schmidt, Columbus, tension, agricultural economics, think the importance of tests in American - * Ohio; Thomas h. Siplon, Grand Nov. I*; George D» Eastman, KVeremfjha^tieii''" iThe little woman, incidental:-, Rapids; Donald R. Sesnoski. Port \ustifi; Dave Taylor, East Lan- s-.ng; Clyde Walker. East Lan- associate professor, police ad- ministration and public safety, NOVA you nuitht think, my wife. My wife is far front She is, in fart, ahin^t seven feet high and hetv-:-. a " • * rd R. PrauU, pa Aug. 31, 1963; John H. Cary. She is a full-Wooded Chmenhua Apache and ' s^ig; Harold E.Warrari. Linkers- assistant professor, American luuiuner-thmw record. The little woman I r*>fern*i Indian Students hurst . N.Y.; Gary R. Wilson, Thot*ght and Language, Dec. 31; one we found orouchinit under the < Hut I diitrwii. "Do ynu think the importance American colleges »s heing o\-ereinphast*e»r' : v. n«ht to the iittle woman, and then I ■*'>! think the ini[>«>rtat»ee of tesb- in Amohcai. <■« JUMPER-SHIFT •tveremphasiaed " (As I have explained the not speak, so when we have crtnvetNsith>n> ; *;,■ l>oth {»rt*.) SALE 11.90 Usually 17 98 to 22.98 Collect a wardrobe of these versatile famous- &rtd{ootZttdi(wi S , maker wool To set Iw - sure, the; allow them important jumpers at great «|iialities and talenU that simply c: Is it right to (leiialint a ©fted studi to lie of the acadenue savings! 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Marli»»rtj MiHiker. and fre> • - tiie annrkl r hir maiikiiHl i- r •• Ituralelle Anna Livia. s classmate of' no gifts, no l>rams. no personality All - - a' J taking tents. Slve w.aikl cram like critf? *' get a periaet *e«»ie, and tlien promptly • learned Naturally, die graduated witi ; c; liy the down, but the «d fact t> tlj» no usee educated, no mote pref*ired t" than when she entered Today, a hr«>keii *t CONTACT DAVE JAEHNIG Tuesday Store Hours And f*mkimg at t*mfa, ** mmhtrt of Mar. „ m MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. cifmrrttt through an imprtaau* number I* ^ M H to the market. But mttimnUl*. th*r* » 355-8254 thmt count*: Do TOC Ukm *? W* think *