Inside MICHIGAN Weather ||.hl condUot. via goorJ. »»«• 4' far Ad UNIVERSITY STATi STATI MEWS East Lansing. Michigan Friday, October 26, 1962 Price IOC JV. Views Cuba Missile Base Pictures; gvy Allows Russian Tanker To Pass indents R Stevenson K Willing or raiding for peace, World lvems caused by the U.S. Moek- Dares Zorin Shipments loW jnestimated 0f ,rms #hipment.« to Culm. Prepared To Await Reply .StuAwt- • . , open forumon afternoon In the ami faculty dls- v . Student leaders announced two rallies scheduled for Saturday, 0tie in Lansing, the other In Wash- jngton D>c< pUns for the Lansing 'Until Hell Freezes Over' Lifts Blockade WASHINGTON (AP) - President Kennedy and Sovli UNITED NATIONS iJT - The Khruschev calmed the Cuban crisis rally will he discussed In 341 tcr. He sal() Stev invasion of Cubi the arms tanker Bucharest— was checked through the massive blockade at 7 a.m. Thurs¬ Fuzak NSA the far as California will attend rally. Faculty speakers at Thurs¬ Truman Stevenson dramatically produced the pictures after challenging 'Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin to answer yes cs Zorin or ifflcial lie Soviet did no Soviet nc answers. Unlr Me statements cited that need Britain day without being boarded or In¬ spected and a dozen other Russian vessels apparently turned back to avoid the picketing 11 ne of war- Expects r irs certain that day's meeting Included: Thou Greer, head of the humanities Visit Is or no whether there were Soviet o station missiles outside Decision ! membership in department; Charles F. Wrigley, .Vns Association professor of :Uci in a camp- Coldrich assistant professor of , psychology: Daniel In Doubt _ missiles on Cuban soil. While an army officer put them one by one on a stand, the U.S. Supports Words and actions thus post¬ poned Russia's any real showdown over building of a nuclear University To Rule itim. missile arsenal in Cuba, deep In political science; Dr. Stanley Id- Stevenson i( lotiin soph more, zerda, director of Honors Col- of an oppo- lege; L.H. Battistlni. associate szzssrs* w - Form« m"n has r-etdent cancelled H.rryj^Tru- the» r»m« n- 2.000-mlle range, missile erect- no answer. Cuban chief replied that that was He offered to delegate Mario Gar- take U.S. Move the Western Hemisphere. The words were in reply to a On llegal Meeting .org )aun g pads. control University action dealing with proposal by U.N. Acting Secre¬ frour c ling itseir'Stu- professor of social science; and der of his scheduled appearance# i,Unkers crated or cia-lnchaustegul to Cuba and MacMillan Attacks student organizations and lead¬ A Thur s- Abba P. Lei uncrated tary-General U Thant that both •, professor e in the political campaign ers of the Camous Club Con¬ ,lyushln 28 bombers and prob¬ Soviet Power sides halt their activity for a week cMnmittec has collected nomlrs. because of the Cuban crisis. able t Build-up or two to allow time lor efforts to ference (CCC) will be deter¬ un l"W signatures on The faculty members ex- His LONDON (*) Prime Minister mined over the weekend, John Fu¬ demandirg therderend- pressed their views on the Cuban . •ant U that presumably he would not appear warehouses. - reach an agreement that would zak, dean of students. saldThurs- Crisis. Detroit Saturday for a $100- Stlcture9- S*10™ tak<* 11,111,6 cfl. CCC was formed by groups the we'll all fry and we'll fry quick- Augu>t showed nothing and others • fled at any of the sites. of Commons that Britain was opposed to the recently form¬ r "led visit to Michigan. taken In October almost com- fully behind the United States, The President offered to ar¬ lv." Truman was scheduled to ar- ed Student-Faculty Speaker ( om- Zorln would not look at the pic¬ The pictures showed purported MacMillan Joined the ranks of range negotiations on Cuba but a- hr referendum will Goldrlch: "We can't let debate rive in mittee. It has no official status Michigan Friday night, missile bases in the Artemlsa, several other world leaders in volded a direi t answer to U if raised by Al'SG's Elec- cnded- We n't let this serve spend Saturday campaigning with tures. While a large crowd in Guanajay and San Cristobal are suppor of t » klm >f talks ti Thant's appeal for a halt to the at MSU, Fuzak said. of Review. The futility." Gov. John B. Swatnson, then ad- the Council chamber stared at CCC met with three repre- them intently, he looked straight of western and central Cuba a £• the c 5, which N quarantine. Kennedy saldhis am¬ ;tutlcn specifies. Wrlgley: "What we need is dress the dinner banquet In the OI unidentified locality, i has called a step t bassador, Adlai Stevenson, is I Of ! • Studer an attitude change in younger evening. ahead from the chair he occu- at onc Violi Coordlnf lng C t San therr ready "to discuss promptly these pled as Council President. * {"" p< Oct. 18 In vi ?rn arrangements with you." "As for your photographs," J an MacMillan put Britain behind One White House authority said Comm he told Stevenson, "I will not P* conciliation efforts such as one this means the blockade will con- look a launched last night by U.N. Act¬ ■ applicat petitions will 5 the lntroductli •hen the time 3 Stevenson and Zorin ing Secretary General U. Thant. I'll* 'he possibilities ,i peaceful settlement of a explored. for off.cam us Bp,ak W." But he added these warnings to Fuz#k 8aW thft Fa(;uIry Com_ pes i a heated exchange, Britain's lawmakers, who mostly rnittee on Student Affairs would n dared Zorin to deny arest was given clearance to ' have shown sympathy forAmeri- definitely take some action to that Moscow has supplied and Its voyage to restme Cuba, As-, deal with the organizations in¬ snksgivlng vacation. From AP and UPI Wires is now supplying the Castro re¬ sistant Secretary of Defense Ar¬ :S In this thing to win," volved In the CCC meeting. gime with missiles. He asked Russia's "deliberate a* thur Sylvester confirmed a make or break Red Chinese Preaa on; NEW DELHI-Prlme Minister Nehru Casualties Heavy pledged1 Thursday India will Romney ra, » ■ for the spot. Zorin said Stevenson venture" could ipset the exist! balance of East-West forces. unofficial reports that the tanker had not been boarded. "We had these student rep- There must be Wednesday t voted r" fight invading Chinese "until final is achieved.» As he W*1*11 would have to wait for the reply and Stevenson shot back—"1 wavering among the allies. no break i He said the ship had been under spoke, the defense ministry announced thatt communist communist troops £7 surveillance "for an extended immiriee. am prepared to wait until hell Paths of possible retreat mu captured the key trading and Buddhist town of Towang, 17 miles period" before It made contact similar Speed Tour ments be Inside India, in bitter fighting. kept open. with the U.S. blockade. "In « 're being car- a dozen col- Towang, a monastery rown of 7.000 along the historic India- individuals, rather than entire Tibet trade route, fell as communists were reported still ad¬ ountry. In most organizations, were responsible fight is being led vancing In a five pronged offensive along the disputed border. for participation in the meeting. A defense ministry spokesman said a number of the Tibetan Our position toward these organ¬ re organizations With election day less than two monks and their Abbot plus "a large proportion of the population izations will be different from our given financial weeks away, the George Romney were safely evacuated" before Indian troops pulled out of Towang. attitude toward those who •torn the outside, bandwagon is still charging full fully Nehru said the Chinese have thrown more than 30,000 well- endorsed the CCC •eferendum held at Ohio meeting. Oct r, ?tudents voted trained troops into the attack on Northeast India alone. A defense "Peed ahead In an intensive per- Fuzak said the faculty com¬ to-one to cancel their minlstry spokesman acknowledged heavy Indian casualties since so" pfr80n mnalm mittee would announce its deci¬ >• The vote climaxed the Reds launched their offensive Saturday but claimed "we have in- Entering «i typ cal camp ign sion "as soon as all factors had debate flicted heavier casualties on the aggressors." ln Detroit Wednesday, been considered." " Romney made hand-shaking "We gave all the students a Us*. of tWo factories, spoke to, Romney Steinbeck Wins Nobel Prizi thorough hearing Wednesday STOCKHOLM- John Steinbeck, whose hard-hitting novels brought "womwTfor Romney* night." he commented. "The becoming him wealth and fame Nobel Prize for Literature Thursday. as a champion of the underdog, won the 1962 breajcfast> campaigned at two shopping centers and spoke at the meeting lasted over five hours." Fuzak said he would make no further statement until the fac- The 60-year-old California-born author, considerably mellowed ~n$ Begin In shocked his writing and temperament since 'The Grapes of Wrath' the social conscience of the United-States, is the sixth press Club's noon Many of the early-shift lunch- ulty committee had made its de- American to win the premier literary award. "We have tried to make sound > home w workers were obviously pleased liable < i this t!"s weekend, will bi t i l i t0 meet romn«y' odiers were question and >uld prejudici ,19°* for nated by feverish fl* Loophole amused, some surprised, and statement be¬ honecomine WASHINGTON-President Kennedy Thursday signed legislation mogt of mem totally indifferent. fore we reach a conclusion," he **«!er ...Mum, ** " plugging a $100 million tax law loophole and providing a x break w The general attitude of" the " added. /''•lions and chairman of elderly persons with retirement income. workers would seem to sub¬ The Speaker Committee met r 25,ooo alumi —o committee, W1„„„, loophole r" inadvertently written — ~ into an earlier tax stantiate Romney's opinion that Wednesday and conducted hear¬ w into East are'ex-' Had It not been closed it might have allowed savings and one of the most significant de¬ ings tot over two hours. A State Lansing ,0me highlight stu- TOICYO-China's communi sts are angry with the Japanese L _ mc memoersmp. that the press would not be ad¬ activities next *or it« l»ck of anti-American "fervor. One of die volunteer Romney mitted to regular meeting. Any Bitter attacks have been made on "Trotzkyites and rightwlng workcrS In the Continental plant student group may make an ap¬ T"111 Alut«niClubPresi-. aoc,al Democrats and revisionists" in Japan. Only the small iater told reporters that approx- pointment to speak before the »nquet win ^ held at Japan Communist Party of Sanzo Nosahe is exempt from , lmataiy jq percent of the men committee, chairman Eldon Non- rld»y. Nov. 2 the onslaught. in the plant have evenly supported namaker said. r-Pr«lden, J0hn £?' The cause of Pelplngs's annoyance was spelled out In red flag. Romney. the featured speaker *tomnj awards the Chinese Communist party's theoretical magazine. He predicted that even more Tickets Are will "They want to deprive the Japanese People's Movement of its actually vote for ami-UjS. character," It charged. ^ Romney on Nov. 6. Sold "Sound Out dlspltyg will K- Moat significant is Pelplng's sudden blistering denunciMion of prefer t0 keep quiet. Tickets for of Music," j. -30 a.m. Saturday "rl«htwing elements of the leading cliqu»of the Japanese Social- they Juat don't want to the Rodgers and Hsmmerstein , 8*me. Men'a and ,w put up with the comments and musical scheduled to open at residence halla, fra- * , _ .. > , sneers of their co-workera." the Aud. Monday, have been aoid C.Sor«-ity hous« win ltWMn BU"U '®M1 Ta,k•' C°B he said. out, announced Wilson B. Paul, d'«Pl«y INDBPEMDENCE, MO.- Harry S. Truman said Thursday In his After the plant gate visit, Rom- director of the Lecture-Concert compe- E SNOW-> international summit meetings "don't amount to a damn." n«y and troupe were off to the Series, Wednesday. fc'onal dwce ^ led Its kittens and heavy ceets, bet sen- The former president made the comment at a press conference Parke Davis Pharmaceutical Co., The show, which will be per¬ . £m; the Univeraity shine was still e bun dent Thefsday, whether formed here for rwo nights, will to in which he announced be was cancelling the remainder of hia «Hre the reporters and Rom- i Photo by Levin Browning. begin at 8:15 p.m. pQj, 5| eMHulm murtiM (CMtineed te page 5) from the ally er a smile. Kalamazoo freshman. >ttcht|;>n St&t» News. K»st L»a»ia|t, Michigan gHdiy, Qctoh., Sotht Editor Soys Marching Commercial Note to Walid Some cynics srv the Olds- the Olds mobile «onf should be moblle song i# replRCing the MSI* based on its merit rs r musical Bin Burnt fight song and alma mater. piece, not rs a sowf which i» sym¬ wm Kh*A»ri. tra<» oe^t^. ^ We don't really believe that. bolic of r sponsor's product. OMnrri <* ttw Ca«mw» UN laat Fridax i« 1 We're staunch supporters of our Apparently. *e Rre not the only l»«"t ia my an»««r to hla rw^r.atKv, top-notch marching banvt. ones concerned about commer¬ 1 artafc ye* —But—the we^h-afte r-we-e-fc fcoAOt roirtagmvl tv«m t is ty s cialism Rffectlnj Big T«tt march- I mm*o, W« tt Ow Ame. •-'* ^. playing of the Oldsmobile song „ v , dbMM rtoodam ol ^oocli wtty ahooM iny bands. The Pig Ten itself re- ^ >v«. " i put a commercial brand upon the ~ I afro« wtti *1A b« *o A? c»re> ^ „ . . cently ruled that no band could ac¬ * COfotMtt* ' ^ofdsm can N> baud and the University, cept private funds to psy the way ^ WO »<**• M» rtth* to iftecKle tfat a « to she Rose Bowl if its football r»co}Qr <* oo loo#«r ^lU aNe. * team selected to Sf wo, «t Students. A»t ««v« ;V was play in thRt m toA.. The Stato N>*\< or the sftutmt No ww W trying to p»»* the N>rk, ft \t KnIy h.\5 ^ no complaint *K>ut Old# - Hamw* is as moc^ to favor «* ifoAerft-e^v^ v «n this corpus. woMlf1* gftt*ro foot- ^>yt\me«dati«n for « new owvorm jvhU\. attewvtv.t • *. J ** 4xsU4 jEA^n^^s lt'«. H^*rt-**rmtn|jc to I box* MM) In rtw WMAMM snd faculty n-f-.s, , I foei rtw^ will da e**rytt>mj[ within their s<* ^Rni1sm. an opponent's footbutl field *t \s an inHoeotial teMfev on camfvtj, ,v> . w> the v ^mmtttoe hew yew feft ao.1 Kow thi , ft was »x to Hoonerer. sinoe t3»e Oldsmobtle S®»»4*Ji 'here will tw compete speaker fvwsVw , N* R wtlt ontj- come from hard t«ri o>». , people don't Insist tJiRt tJ^e b*nd r» v , J iKveptesJ togol mettwxSs. ^ pirx their CRtohy t^ne. one t>eliev* rm at* complttoh #old on the Oemm\rt*^. g t&e V*nd would N? doinjr the uni- 'Ami h€r« com©s th« Michigan Statu Marching Band!" up with some posittx* memewndoikw# v another w»> io niht for freesiom. rer#ft\ *r.d itself * favor bv re- TTw losklero of tfw Cam|«as OOb Coherence » * letters to the Editor Jows. w*« n«ht for Sw sake ,* -;t ^ aAttftostrarton ts bod. At ttmea \ «wvV. Cuban Crisis, Brody BallyhooJEtc tpars Stato If ft ts torrlblo. I thoA tb.ot «w Commitreo la a potftfv* r<^- • - »at!w was tw*. Yoo are a good and bands Job* before tt* game be- cap*N<. >*.v-. (hich S*r.. ft was WqF»o«*tbie to hear F*W"? porton Wccwwia ftxwtratt^ *t t-.-rs •• •• Tt a* SdRwr owr, a&llfty t* accomplish a psa',. the puMIC *idrt* S syste«R"*n- , v „ r» bo«* te«- ft is tho time to fatthm yoor faith, ltne*fw hw- anilr^*: -i Where Have All the b*E." pene* ftsr %ik' afcm* 1? voor* >*< to <** ss mx. r® noonce v tke starting »s« «he band* were tryinj to ootpioy eoch ctfeer, Is fSfew tw «« vmortcaas. We fl$ht \'m Iwiong at th.o holm of the slowly, n* «t t>ev*r cantos l\. r>xt x . retfecnatg ro ai; t»* '.nmaawired- incident of sweh, aA-asnce speaker ft-eodtom. Alone rwrse of fr*«s matgnmade y« », ai i&srospectM people wfco swsss to coeso iwcti -Voofcorrr u w*s tMaf. Patriots Gone? waSi or. «id evwr ffcos* sKttsif smot &e> and I vcpe the UN x« re»s«rr of Socman- Conor*!. a* N«*t$ wore ectfapfd I* battles Thoy neovi ywi. t^r bhr^h McOcnafd of tNp ssoSfaRs oSf* flfve or K> To peswra?* Hwi'iiiii tar rt*tr the frweAxn of speech cause needs \w:. msrwe* Ntfare tlie frond ros* K x&e esad of the respective coom*. gafsstv. ' Wfcot cooceros this writer ? wveider hew t** piavwrs taoi s»oc*s snore t* b«w wfcdeqpreod 1# «■>«■ ftu Mrt) twite toegsjw. open rtve %1ooj s of rt» *«AT»«rp. r» COTtOttsIy tV thinking evidenced b* the to Rwfcsnts ir. oellefos and oni- «W* 4K»^ ?j®?t - l»« NEWS edtrortaJ «**««MWK to «*e xwrsfttes and rc 1« ttwm roo- ' »aw sppor*rrlx rt* effect tbsc Romney wvwM proiv frowi the <-omroxvr»1al s^jev-tj i%sa* ;t mt r* rata* «*f the c dN> }«» xv*eo Swcoese at Urn te order » hawe fcotror Jwrttaroewt " toctdm. Sack cuw tfwoM ta furur*. t k*ew- tKMr ttwefc one W» stccerely s«fjport vow "vt* or «* hast* of rt* i tff&rts re Veep tht* tnylwrkw. h*» 1 «■ Ae « 4SO*t& wwl Ms «4*l«v and! Ww> > t.,~i «r. rt* fees at ?V>*e ne«r j>U^c#nJU U a perwor car. he so tos «*v wwr: kvt e*r*v, \Jhj- Hsilj' #•*•«! At k) aa i7v»4e« t«dh u sftac &*- AN OPPORTliNTn TO GROW 5* »*« they'd K Smss >«** a -*xp-*t tor «se&r ^TMunrr de~ crfced afcr**, tN» Aa; perscc *-^5S he Acw^g test ssaff* awJ aa- Pi THE HIGHEST PROFESSION \L pirtE*.. .* hrr*e• »* •ftwciih »«« Ne*» «3*i die «c tSw Iranian Approval k««i i«rxa A* «atwc m To rt* EAftwr Technical representatives « jwfc^ect. T%* IraKae. omic Pc Mr. Kmswwt *••« HCWI «( ^odoecf Vr of the MITRE Corporation sacKK Chapter af M.&.L.. bjr a isscw apprwval nf tos m#sntws-s will be conducting interviews ft* iftrti of (kt i on campus OCTOBER 29,1962 fc «ui) is aw bwt« raAe •3* i^Mt •« heijw A* SS* m*rc j*r- &^«rec ^ $4\E pewe «f Mfftar «Oo,-*iw « ae TypMftl sjwtoros Nodear DewctxM-. »- System*, North Amenoon Air Defer** C r ro^Vttvj Crossword Puzzle Center. ani the top mes r. f that oilo»» >"»« » ,r a oeodetri-oai^ At MITRS, e dwci^iw» *• ■i'feeids of itxty* - i Imtb Co work from as i»««*Katf> Too may work ia aack wrta- Hliisaii- YoT!ey*5 wiS ayweiw « awii **" •OMR. At the hi|keot Irwda- jw» aad mxml fc«o" 1 B^, M^orPfe D » I I lifc ■mniT-'t Mi i ^ * .J J rr|t»s "4 STATI m . NEWSHATMC I mipmtm amy wr - Mml Operotjow OT*OT"J^K^^ wwrk for »ur» «her ol Avmtaoo A|t*0 MM FOR AH wnTPnATW THROUGH THE HACOfcNT OF** MITRE WW. Lmslag, Mtchtjan Frtday, October ae, Lisa. ft Candidates Acting Electionirmfi . . -~Amw MWl>MMmtkM.R«'rflH4 HHI Nov. " " r mone>'» «rewth « W* " '**!??!** A re*teto* of te* law* «ht ingel Stri+et i * commented, nwr* bur- |» t *UKKl v im!M tfl MtcM$a«.'* By CHfRIE MITCHELL ),,( On the t»»\» ot fund* for Mst", Of TKe Shit* H«wt SnsM ' ^ R*. Mre, t+afer said #fce , "Ansel Street" u » feather »te*** ***** in tottUv* for out~ef-*r*t* in the , *p for MSI' ihMtr», student* omM help t* P»e first ^-VXtlK HOC fvM' r» flection** *» *A* t9&M» *oa*o« which wtlt N> 1/ *4 .«•*«*• ***» ,vrf,^Vi« * «u*w**.' efcemted. .,lm. . Mr*. Knowttwn, or the «h*t h*t*iL Midi she fee;* tto* \s p Ki*wl- |C«f . . ^tVm^CJC*- Js aME^SEi at other nat* univ*r*m*«, ,«,t-.Yi- *» »»- «nJ Ken Re*W Greenville • raise tn Michlj*f, fw wtmij senior. In pjHttcul ■• *< U*<4 ultimate*} rtwuit in * corre*- •twvKng Jots revutn* Mn.n ^«|«K pss tax** Wtorttn vVtective mrtM, ..ViS, fan la eleo favored fey Mr*. Hajer, «jh *\\huv,! the ev%e^. Further, «he «ay* *he thtnfcs I>rh«pg one of the nwi ^xwen c*« MSU sheaild not attempt to re- f*«v Sn«ttng |>ortton» of " V,-^e! .<; ?\pert etrtct the numbet ot out-of-state Street" Stre wr«s the tvphtmj " *ix? hxrelfn studeot? or, < ampus inj n inf of iW "ga» > >y.!f Re- IMCMM of the of light -*teL«f- ucattonal oppertunttiw" «Mvh T>,e tmsterv of the the> pcv>xid<>. »»« wt "'»Ulthedtaholt s'.sjr*#- CotKerning the Ration of ,e- 5-*nd drlxe fwv ha^m •»(( t*x> tippoftionm*™ m ?h# St*t« I \Uiwtt\gh*w out h*i }M*»«ntty Mmr*. Mr#. M*j*r sh«$xw ;V Nit rtther "how tn the h*nj . >■<-, that mlnoritle _&} those j»rop itih ■ \f ..• «ee Mkh> tev:le\i. _ a**?* latiot) tveftteen tl .'-.v •« ^eive a **tt re-apporttorvmew ism ! V-,- ?sv nvv-rtet, o« the bklti o(population atom h* tlve th.irvl act. I*** *iro^ t:'ces! of ;!\«> auth««ttctt> - OUR FABULOUS she saUl, "only ode *w\ * !■ )t»s tifhtj -then One tfpi'tt >s 4 ,*■ v-o*rv1 re- HtMrt would rc^re»e«t th<> < FUR MIMICS .V , v ,W« U#t Hre l^ap«r Peoinstui*." 1 "he entire pii i .. qw Mr*. Knowiton satJ the «*te- tn « io^a:ion »i< \-ovtght\ the London'* rtmlh *anve a* that in Ingham County. l,! r*rv effect "Eifhrj per cent •tudent-^ullt distrk 2.98 «..• f * sharp re- population !i\en tn tingling than Patrick Hamilton' G«•••♦ cold weotKer with thlt fvn ond • t-'.^rol Street." Ker, Beachler put t>e vwte# *heri> the p<^ic added another successful ap¬ are," Mr*. Ktw«lton *t*te\'„ KN\PP'S STKFFT LEVEL nsics Xtr*. Haute; said she feet* that pearance to an ever-grow ing list citKics **KismetM. "Ri^ht If a major voice *as given to *\?o< on Group areas of g-.-earest population. like Wayne Coun.'y. - «ould he the wwty arrived people tr. Michigan □anized who wvuld control the *.>te t'ntversity l~heatre. r «M MpMd with The hei -r.e of *'1 r,Mr Cities would portraval c\f Hell* Manningham. -vViniw S"T^* !rt* 0,er she ».t.VvJ. c,w,t^! «< ** US.," t'efore conurtg to MSl'.Mis l>imeron played in Ohio State' productions of '\Hrys end dolts.' v. t to (remiftn (*mup "South Pectftc,** *nd "Pajjama n v^Tin 1° l^rrsviil Frw Game." \s a retired police inspect :v «* />rf,HintiZflfiott named Rough. A.URadh Mlnot. N.1X graduate student , A rtw«e«r»i frw9pfr<«n Rem- "- .ww fo majve. >»n" A *#rtern »f MinENS and GLOVES - .V...' Fvs?ak *cheid, Germany win present a thirty- fix dr«tnatt*«H^ or'OetHe*# "H«f- e productionx at Montana S; are -V <: aternent r^r > .-r'vnsifa manr I'nd Dorothea" (n thrMbs- and the t'ntversityrof t'tah. Kadlts- READY FOR WINTER ic Auditnritwn Wev^nestdav at J Is a welcome addition to the MSI' K-t-.ve group Player*. rt according P»w. r. nr. 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Fwwrvg, Mw» tV- l .S, S|W»f v\H4i «>S Cor- r-.e ftm *o»M i'.vhxV e\ *hsAtt«f r«twr»« for nvasiev *a» polUv»i.'- " ao4 vttrecttw of dm Health Center. KVv S,*# Jw * terrrl proiA-:\o>* w. #t Om »«» „»«*«•**•* *«m. A5Vv! the 5*o<*fct iM*snjj!t«$ to the !e$t«*n»re *nJt fr»*rtKvr new* at • rvwvv *rv rvVre. TVr* have hm 450 caws trf#* v^.v^ r*W»V4. 'WWpNK «M» #f tV *J K"k«r\< !«>*». WW » tx *4* awSR.it*g psx^M^rs thAt «wed oornpctioc. He'* also p*»ht«f types, he lusic.. o# paralytic poliomyelitis in thr ■* ':>*■■ •■ --*r. ** •wdk! A-rtf' *t sum/mm W»K T> w« irtW vvr t** %N<«rt «f*»- %t *** * tv> tW for a • av jsrc^raw **iRractt** » is»j»«r>%" •<■• V. : ■■ ■ v country to vtAte, tncltxttt^t the 11 IV ^rorr V~«i*«t!S*-Vi9>*4 CfiRWIWtWl*, TV Ai-x-ear-^J Crarsl Knpi.t* •satT^e <» a jn •A»aw ct rwmnowh v. cited. Amend thoso Vtng llnlievi ■>vf t • .*«***--.v?.' Wkwi*^^ ,«?tvv*!*v ftv«r»KvfCs>J'<** aed i" ot M P\v.«ti">e«e* Schools Atv! Mar\ ar>i t .aw Sshw-l. Me ts a to tV iaNn Publication Staffs vaccine are two mi \ it v '#» *rfKv4. Me fn-wv* *t v-Vth-m** w rt* Jv*sfccrs»l cwtiS^f pulWSx *cv-oNHt«m asxl itt wen «n F^wmbs^ \w*nd for cases ft-om MV-hlfaiv cm* Ttr*'V v M'tinftlW « CSfrJ&WI. Me **? «vi tWW t\!s «s • CPA exim. : — ported tn CoMwster Aivithe^her V*^ . Sifvfrnafr V; ttr mltd term *s?#r*#f w fv »**»<** r*«f«et n\sw ^ »r*w. :'■ *: f e.!v*-'-4>l^KVr« ll«« MhrMftn Meatth Commission¬ » r».^ rv v\N»«wiW*e >v ,"« pJw :"V<\ *%?. vV-^r «4 HvltMIS, *sv5 «(#v Wwsitw Union Board Art Show er. AtVrt F, Meustis, has come «foes so, truru'v oa* for tV five-year-okl Salk V.'.t. Sif .'«■. -e*.f rVwxnsv C-.ta**' S* ?.?W To Display Student Entries dead rus. Ovr •>, x I -vtrus vacctne which u ad- tV antv|re»t >vaw u »",-;* ''s ?v v'SetofMe s(p«. rrr R? r.«« «' vt%vr^rt C>cnec*r» aTW« "TV mWHWy f*w*t ministered toy injection. Pttnfons for the i^ftfor. Saortf *?UkV*w wtsh«» r» w*V tt. "WV will jto aionf with this 7-v^v -Ny. ,v t-AU- >■*-• >r ^ ■ "•"' '"• »:•'** as>Set~-$r*AsA?* arvt $r»&MS* m- r^trww wtu V «tfcSp«* Ott ort- __* decision," said Fewif. "This art «V« are *v-Ai'j^4r a? tV " 0ra!uv, h*nvS»t^ <\f media, *t*S Sahin hv*-*tr« vaccine, Placement Bureau Heads t*e* the level • 1%«M Pwarv* «V*i *»S »TV lo^ \rr\\ a< at wlv*'.or. MemNer? Of licensowi last fall, is taken or¬ the svster- ot Kpesgt Art Ckmt. the ,ur*4*v Alt water-^ssfocs, print*. V abswVdtnto the bloodstream. the l\pe III r* CtttWpMQ frees K* *»m» to 5 pjn. and or. "It is often tn tV term of sket^-VA awl vv'la^ey must be rt#»Pnt v JNS^I FrWfav Ntov, 2. from Id a,m. mamed. Oil* neo»l wst.fce tranted a sufar ousNr which dissolves in beer r.«rnev* \y * tv- IV' am^tsrt- to i jcm. if Arr*!>peroe«s for han^tnc ace water. Since tt is taken by mouth, .'■C. V Art pfocws wttl V "e«d i« tV mair k*Kipe of tV tVion t»*Je >« rt«e artist, the possibility evises that it will cause an adverse r*«ctton with r,-,!*T®trvkT ?:< from nswwJay. Nw>. U- to Sas- Sma?: j\~«lpo»re andoeramic wnfcg, Nov, |5% a watloe of jsrtc* wort will Ve>frt)Mt«! tn«wx-!o«w! tV mrymes or acids of the mouth, stomach and entire dl- it* any urtt! ■e frlv ^ a*»*! TIZT^. case*, to viaenajpe. »n •ccompaay wti it ;V fe«tiv* tract. IMPORTED Yarns $cot<%h House N0W...G0 CHEVROLET FOR ONE-STOP SHOPPING IN '63 A>!KS RESKARCH CENTER N VTION VL SP ACE V VERON \l TICS DMIXISTR ATI ON AND US EXCITING! Tfcs is start 9* test thinf ttefs happeetc to bcy^i ca^ i OFFKR> C VREER OPPORTl'MTIES Cater. If jwfi* » teary-towr. pel prateWy «»t to f. «c fvri*f I> \ERO-SPACE TECHNOLOGY FOR: tten 8o» 23 itesti mm Jet am* « Ctevrotets. Wart te pt v:,r tmtit* k emt lager brMk?.Stop over and see wtet's nee 1C Hfty mxtoto of tte "63 Chevy II Or S^OBCA^. SSit'NSti myte jw ve beer AffS>*A^f.CAw BNiQtMEElS sprts^ar aps. to vfack aat test i fo at a sporty tw» "63 0**e :H-K3*cmc SCOMBER »-TSCS^ {I of them, «Mto( three swzzy bucket-sett Monas.and H evsfoeEK Gmebner Sports H^obl There's e«M aonetMi| for fte «!-<** «wrscA^ Q*mst$ m*<* set-tte ttoraf Corvette Sb« toy. Picking « >*• =»r us ■ner ten eesnr. (Unless yoe'd tec to oaa (tan al") WSIofri C Davy Research SaenHst November 12.1962 ■Jttwwrn Ceiew: war*** *«,«. Coi'^rue. -ii ,n*»1 fts amy Showtime '63f-S— kmr entirmfy differwtJcmAj***^^ showr##* _ Placement Placement majors. *1ewtng et anspx>rtatioo anrf others Bttreeu W*tn#sdsy, ext. vj. Otic ago frvm the College of Pwslness - Ptldge & Iron Co. dittwwl mfarmstto** In fS«r (seg¬ Oecemlvn- mmI March ft a<1s interviewing mechanical, ctell, only. ment Pureeu flul!*«n tor »h« Scott Paper Co, chemistry, electrical and met- interviewing Hher ' t"*ep«rtm«>» tntervfrwlnft Continental lUtmvl* National •M ehrtl, electrics! and mechsrstcsl f'*nk 1 Trust Co. of Chic** cemher amt Maivh enftne»ra; accounting. ftnsneisl interviewing WA *«*! PA degree S»m>??tranJ n'rpvvf •dmlntstratton, personnel ad¬ from the College of Vie-alnc ministrate, political n: Pusiness - I Vf omM' March C«l englnoor*. •eenemlcs. hustnees *i*1 liN«rst grada only. rtmken Roller •rts ms)*\t s. t mploy*rs Mutual of Wausau Inwrvlewing meet thMwsity ot California att os Iricrvlcwtng hpatnesa, llhei st¬ lui |K.al *tv,t "a#rlc«!niraT sngl A njf I* s tmenrlewln# doctoral arts, police administration and candidates (mem tt><> Oollefr «>f accounting majors. !Hi«lne*< Interested (n teaching Harper Cree* Community petitions. Schools Interviewing ktn>Vr- Air Reduction Co. Inc. Central R*tten teacher* for related po- Research Laboratories Inter¬ salons an3 lower elementary ed- viewing chemical and electrical v»c.itn*n motor*. engineers: chemistry (physical, S, C, Johnson * Son, Inc. In- organic & tnerganlc), r^vstcAt. rrrvtowtnf chemistry («vrf«nh:, chemical a«d solid *t»tt phys¬ l^hysk-*! *n>1 poJymer), i'.h Vsr- ics, physical sciences majors. ip* fechnotojfv,pro^wctlon*v1- Amwtc«fl Can Co, - C*r»co mtiMsn sUon. *ccountlnft «(*1 fu tft vision - Interviewing chemi¬ *tn\inUtrrs»ton; ch«>mic*l cal, mechanical *na electrical *t\1 mtchsnlctl pngtneers; engineers *rwt analytic*! chem- The M.W, Kc1!»l Ann Coates, Sal Vhese Prody broadcasts, .lue to •cphomore: Sheila I vans, R the close clr\-«1t nature of tha w«y N.J.. Junior; Ruthann M ■station, can Prody re«idems. only he heard hv ftrwever. any M.5sl\ stthient. the mrlch, Plrmlttghsm senior: M Jane Walker, NewReford. Ma> Junior. SHOE male or female. Is welcome to Pa • Johnson, Grand Rapids CLEARANCE become a part of the radto sta¬ op ho faris CoImcci, tion staff, on s strictly volunteer NMsgra, N. Y. s.Thom,>re: Marga- h*sts. \n attrition Is rr<»ulrevs>l4 (thto, all positions. All those Interested sophomore; S h a r o n Thurman FORMERLY the tn auctioning may contact Tom Trenton Junior; and Jane Mc- Moiler, head ofprody radio staff. Klnlee, Plrmtngham Junior. POPURS MOTEL The queen «nd court will par¬ Union Board Plant Halloween Dance ticipate in the hatftlme cere¬ monies of the MSU-Minnesota game. Phe quewn will be named Union Poerd will sponsor a Miss MSU ami the first runnerv^ Halloween dance from *-12 p.m. will be designated Miss Mlnne- 9.90 Saturday In ttw swc»>nd floor l^nlow parlors. Th» queen and court will be presented at Intermission of the ^Tbe dam^klmlssloii wUl be OaMc* . New members of Pa- 0«t«tan4in| FutlWni DRESS, CASUAL AND SPORT TWs eveot !s the flftb In the dratthur, senior men's honorary, Union Poard*s will alto he IwrtKhtced. Lttes dances. series of Nltt Tickets for the dance are on "A Tradition of Elegance" SHOES ,HG IN IH AND FLATS, BLACK, RED, BROWN, NAVY AND TAN. look MOM . . . this is the last week of our '? ling OCTOBER BABY SALE DAYS don'l miss ihese exceptional infants' values! Jacobson's Own Diapers, reg. 3.59. .doz. . 2.88 Comfortable, absorbent guaze; 21" x 40" Jacobson's Own Sheets, reg. 1.39 97 6-year crib size Colorful Printed Sheets, reg. 1.47. 1.17 •**> trails >f. S. U 6-year crib size r«S f'»t«r:RJr the Michigan 4 Language Clubs Have ~v tWverrfty'* Many Programs ':«*£**«* t* ««kw« t» "Field Faculty" To Hold Meet »** hftro *1 "o$*i C«t«Wfc, fc«v». %>•?•.< }w* *M «t «* ««r^u^cw .htfrs. fecttont fw the V^n*rm*k« in m chewete vt rw»l (mpfo Otwu'i «m«tt*r ctty. 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(1) crt T P.M.-11 P.M l]ll«t4J/'JIHl '.' ',M'T' UNI W1TH0QTAN0Y FBI IT INORMM FW* «l Water Carnival Pe^tions Due «^i«ews JC:.- iS> rr^rr :\i so \£X M wFS AVC' »SM AST DA^ G i ADMI± : ^ V4l»cc cOwC » m'-m* ST&lk-m 7f*^ ""avQUiu 4 THE BELLBOY"Stwn 2nd a Thommorihei**™ Tlh** twlh loueM survival In the O' R«CK*! C»d* In the fttdMrfack o'! *►»«*■» imii R»cfwt C» Eft Lmalna. Michigan Spotlight on Features Friday. October 2$, j&62 fetches Give UT Op Students' Children See Try'Out* In New 'Beat' a b* bourwl collection *k«the*, rather tfun approached "tfhw * J of N-.t Kx* to M Scheduled Try-out* f«r th* era* prri*nt«d by th* U«lv*r- e«*-act op- Campus with Critical Eyes »»*re ,lty Th**tr* will b* h*U1 th* firm wt*k tn Nosembwr. accord- ; 4 Ing to Hans I ampl of th* mualc Point«! view, ti*p*rtm««t. ........ For -example, the h*«d Vvf « th* mi,Kile Th* oparas £r* composed <*»- r,'», ®{ and produced through the combined efforts of tHMt the l*nlv*ralty music end speech on trlrpathy, d«partm«nt»,- The try-outs are "proof" that °T«> to an>ww who Is a stvtden? - MSI'. C'ampanlUo" on Feb. 21. through 2?. Theee operas will one-act b* the Arena Two pixxhk ttona offered by the t»ntv*rslry Th*- l ampl six! Rut ledge have col¬ laboratedto present such other musical productions as "Brlga- dootv." "StarV but gripping*' was Lampl's description of "The Scarf." This opera by Holby In taken from a play by the Rus- fhlch In sUn dramatist, Anton Chekov, the first American performath ampahlllo" or Mght Pell" by IXmlirett comedy and win be sung English translation. t reads the This presentation of opera by fun of trying the students of MStJ is « young itsls, or for operation, but Dr. lamp! said ilng the Ideas that it had been well received. •ill The production of opera has given as those students who are interested in opera a chance for some ex- perience. kttt rcvprs "t>pera is simply KKK in Lamp!. "The style of present com in opera is no it Kuba, Khrushchev, Kriegel than the rapid set Plane? And It *;•* seems fl>lng overhead filled th*: everyone is calling with nuclear bombs. up her mom. Piranhas Make Museum Pets night." The T.V.'S from till On the other hand, blond-* or noon dawn and eager es Jo listen. Two meat-eating piranha fish kfpt them for the purple of *•0 more is experiment- i , *ud- bridge the monarch hfgh. and there seet o be less from South America, arethepets studying the best method of tel- * Ovchynnyk the bullhends to deter- even Hellengn gave at thev are «*ly kiss ln\ Of Michael Ovchynnyk. associate '»"! lh« »«<• f fish, the ridges cause of the misshaped rjgge«tto« i# Huntley-Prinkley (s handsome pair) have all the ey »nd ears, curator of the Museum. He keeps on tb« hone: th* rc«{v«*ible And if you could only see the girls, l"n ads. He expects to be finished e tears, them In an aquai What * in t> >yea« patriotic, human*, sincere. gebup at Mason Hall I n th* stadium. He was suatying the bones of The turtles are also the By the way. is a black dress clay "for The Ctrcnataon liaU? Th* fish are disk-shaped, with bullheads to prove that jeers of study. Because the te stiver scales and reddish-orange were the better meth erature in the stadium stoi pectoral and ventral fins. Their heads tiave no scales, ts almost the same all year, tail iffns are white, edged in Then he noticed th,' turtles should not hibernate. mimi of Music' dark gray. developed distorted h« kept in his aquariums i If may not they do not hibernate, t develop a growth r Drury on Bridge Despite appearances these fish ferent, special, envii (a ridge on the turtle's si 11 ThrillsBroadway J i ewers Op are very easily bite off bone and all. dangerous. They can • man's finger, conditions. The change marked between one that shows how old the tui Social Game Although they are i the television series "Her. Jean- nie" and later made her New te "Monte Carlo Baby", Last summer van Dreelen was peaceful when they. are not hun¬ gry. they Will even eat each other when Prove Fascinating York debut In "Finian's Rain- the male lead In West German's they are hungry. bow". World Theatre production of They grow to be about eight This spring Miss Carson ac- inches in length and have pointed "Kiss Me Kate". A veteran of The following I cepted the role of Maria In the American televison, he stared shafT t*«h. Broadway production "TheSound m "Affairs of Anatol" and has Ovchynnyk also has several deal. It was dealt in a social of Music" which is presently been guest on such series as other aquariums, as well as two bridge game this summer. touring the United States and "Hawaiian Fye", "Dick Powell bathtubs (used so that nor much It shows many of the fascin¬ Canade. Show". "T Sunset Strip" and ,lght ln)> ,n with ating facets of the game: open¬ John van Dreelen co-stars as "Michael Shane". water. These containers are the ing bid. Jump response, suit Captain Geog von Trapp. Acting homes of turtles, crayfish, and is a family trade for the van preference calls, first and sec¬ Other distinguished cast mem- bullheads. ond round control bids, an un¬ * Dreelfrn's of 'lolland. Van Dre- bers Include Rosalind Hupp, a Becuase of their appetites, the rrt-H:: « Austrian wise double, and a successful eien's father was known as the former singer with the Boston *• *V* preparing to piranhas live alone In one of the squeeze play to make the bid. Lionel Barrymore of the Conti- Symphony Orchestra and the New biggest aquariums. They are fed •»*B, vu- i is 9e« Working Notre Dame Saturday /"nb *& nnilV Out uaiiy ill TNr» 1V'* ***** Will tet «« «»• ** ** .** #•<«•* ^ -sst— Ofclo l!Wv*rrtty, OfcU WW**r»«Y. — ^.v.. pv. * AfhK- * WM* »M • fcntf cf prKctWi*# W« S**rt«n ci»»r». IwclWiKr* * xcrtmrrxltrf i«tt W**- t» hr** iws ttw vkfery jstss^s ftftfc t* ttw N«r« Dim tovltt- h«*d N»*fc« <» m fairly t**x> *v""" " ^ Mlnd ltw W«Wr. T*m «*' KJ c>K *yo t «^*~ ^ p*& l»irw sto#| in * row. TV Nil«K-» d tK* trUh *qv»j CN«.. "Ttw p*v«»e«: candMww" »«i <4 w»r." Co*«A OlttrK^V tr*nv win !>f He *t»o W wlU !W« N> R*Y Dk'V K«. 5uVl, v .' tt->in§ m dv«t tV toMNttt WAm'*. IH< Owunay. 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Nw*> l\ rw«r«T» pkw m s n?- tw*rs m t\ i% vi desvk* »\»n - w**t* v MieMNE PRESLE -JoHN LUN'D ■vrr >*?-<.• Uvxr.tf. *.f.sr« &-9 w<~ ;>- «**• »»• WW W*HW< Oms* N«f», 0«f«**r >rvl#cc« <—.cesar romero stefanie \orthice*tern > ^*»n -TV s^TTt-^ c«»cfe IttlftwdK. t«5 SS# Vws*rV*a¥\x*- Next Fri ,J !>♦ i\K-sor!* $wr> IVf Ihirk Horse Itt Itic-Ten ller ^ liiaaftiuabbibil A DM I 1 Hit No. i lP*J and fun * • HS3E, 1 bfock inthe Suburbs' \ rSf wf* •*««» t&a.-rzms t*x Michigan West of Brody recently established .*«) j: K&rt.i r-« T>* research center MARSHALL MUSIC BacneipftinmRai general precision aerospace h't No. (21 Shown Once at >:I0 PJ Out# hrsl-*rih*>t .»i*tk>f J«k» O* M*rrf G3ar»i» W . .frvmkr* ^ m m 1 5*rlTFR5 : ELIZABETH TAYLOR LAURENCE HARVEYf \r r^3W D*h Ml^rl EDOERSHER ON CAMPUS .uoootv* Usees' Zrcrr S**JSC Dowiwards 8 Hit Pre-flalloweer S^o« \tn«><^t«y rfaft ran one interception for ami Residence Hall badminton Tt\ Is evtvemtly close, Billy Casper holds 1 c' JCI.W3 but National Open Champion Jack Thursday. AH competition *U1 Karri* Nolmes passed tor wo -*HM*dt-Wtoh 161.318 toJU^^odlu Mitt M " pjiu in the spovt* ru's and lolm S*um ran 30 yards •rena. tor the third u Rangoon over- Short course touch tooth nil came Oweo Owls, I'M), , r«Kt«rtm Florid* A & M, which has scored <-w»r» at e due belore !< s- v :* tor the opposition, remained the No. one p.m. Paul am! Bill IXiwlin*displayed to the Utttted l>r«ss international rat- today In the l\t office. Com- - plenty of strength, ft|turtn$ lit alt petition is tenatlvely scheduled of Holland's tallies. Mow land tvaight week. -:,\ cr5d \m*tew tennis Chatt^lon Rod l aver of r^«tIVsplte lljght snow flurries. Cockroaches:' «.Van * job offer from a tobacco company and ;K*t he plans to turn professional. Laver Sr„;° £r,n: Challengers? 1 AX1 to sign a three-yeas pro contract. He Is Roger Webb connected (cr spartan football players may ,'*me have agreed to make It a S5-* victory over jhat's the word from South \m» toot ball series beginning at Atlan- < last met at South Bend, is* IW with Tech Bill Ryder pegged tour touch¬ down passes to MikeGoldflne and Suggestion from UNION Hook Store Steve Powers tor Casopolls to rtess Detroit Pistons will be looking for shut out Cameron, ib-0. n voung National Basketball Associatton the> meet the SanFrw.clsco Warriors Mehas Two scoring passes by Mtke entitled Cachet to the DON'T f*stV return of center Walter Pukes will victory, U-0, over Cabana*. Buy Another Record Mehas completed passes to l>*ve ? lo« vhree straight Including a HO 113 IXitelle and Him Pet rock. tors, nuke* will get the Job of trying to Caraveile rallied In the second ■•amber!an who counted 5b points In the quarter to post a 131-0 lead and the PUtons haven't been able to ^ Mnes so even far. He also says rookie* L>*ve oughery haven't been able to find the build continued to defeat Cache 15-6. Passes by Steve Sink completed to Geoffery Jones and Peter Until MONDAY Hlanton were responsible forth# "•ow*\er..."l think Just one win Is *15 the Running from the Cavalier end HERE'S WHY- * Nothem Illinois Huskies, the No. tour M», Bob Zlmmer took an inter¬ ■•e cepted pass and raced 100 yards Cpi small college football ratings, will to score the winning touchdown tor the lead In the interstate Intetvolleg- for Carthage. Final score was 10-13. es us.4, r^e Chippewas go into the game at De Kalb with Casino held Cambridge score¬ ;-ecords. Put unbeaten Northern Illinois. powered less as Doug McLeod passed for r.1 riisjr^ offensive at quarterback George Pork, is the touchdowns to win 2~-0. Dick 3? me-:*- season victory while the Chippewas are Stout. Bob Daniels. Tom Del.ong »?V>- feasor, mar* at 4-4. Shepard's and Bill Spike received the passes for touchdowns. 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BBN S MRQ CA^L 2S-«2S "^r-«rooorr «a?«f *C X- Jf 7^ » :nna .few jb C«nr ■ 7&«4 jor -'Jfi&Cto i s«te* TJ^rr .^«r 1 j -A^'r A «cs 1M» | -fc-ajtik ■ T.** *U ^ _vr 1 *Jt*S£ f£*£A^ : •* *|f,-<>««• S«w, *»»t Lamint, Michigan Friday, October 26. 1961 n j[^~I/ o/ iw Exchange Economics Prof Proposes lucational F Small Business Peace Corps A F+-c* Corp* at m>*U and I•* *——1 «— - - 9M, -gi»nt antwrprtaa# ahcniic! * I'aivwrairy of 4 purchasing i j* awIucM. t>ly smalt »«Hmid- •MOMtvd by Motx^hai Itrwlnin. prvifMaor of acenomfc't. vtJ»-#i»d con^aniM sh^HiW par- «ch»fW- ttctpata." Rrrintn has b<«wn awardsd f!r» "Tt»# NKMI of th* Paact KraiMtw «*>oa» specialisation ""Howah^s and fraotsalnea l«3* »•>»•* **"*1 IS2*wi££ "aTitait; «»J ^uijnte. Corpa, t« mi«kl Krwtntn siad. tha brings poaaiMlity of en- is imamatictoat aconomics, mon- 4rK' '• 4 wemh«r of PW Ksppa r-»i'Z ZSZ p^sa.srisitttt Hating husineas arfanljaUon* in Similar fy ^ hankii^, and economic th^^r. Joined thr MR' sufT in rh,» n sational and technical know-how rcr. vm hell million »WUu worth of entertainment film*. they do as¬ sist the Mm» »Ull Association it brings with it." Administered through The la obtaining ftJm* to be shown tn Agency for International De¬ v ^ a fttnt fnx» the dormitories. velopment (AID) or an indepen¬ ^ * >4, Lvvtfeceuce fter Student group, w^hiag n, yi0m dent agency, he suggest the pro¬ . o vcft . « >-*« esfccational films may Inquire at gram could works as follows: the audlo-vtau*l "A participating American en¬ department. A-3 pact. The South Campus. terprise would form a partner¬ ship with either private interest or the government of an wvJer- Htwsleped country, with the for¬ Vv.tcy •• r:> * minis**** « eign partner always owntng the VJ-J controlling share. To Education "The American partner would ~ "" ~ supply the central core of man¬ center *UI Initiate this practice. agerial and technical personnel La«ner cited the need for a PCACt CORPi TRAINING FltLD-Loolting o*af tSa Univar- necessary to set up a plant in I auener h ead of «** student dormitory each year L I? .:• *"} • the participating country. It would campus urban planning aadland- ^ kT «P *tth the tremendous »ify ♦fomtka window •( KU KtlUff Center room, Peoce Cor^s assume responsibility for train¬ jwv v " 151 3capo architecture. The center Is Increase tn enrollment. Etch representative Refer Pinch views the training ground* for V ing local personnel to gractually tterw wt h»te Corp* members. -State New* Photo by Mork Krottof take over the management. students. "The contract would specify When the camp** was first built During the past twoyearsCase date for LANSING CIVIC CENTER 'Peace Corps Sells a terminating the part¬ r- I***« «r moved south-east. Sow with the bought out, t. - structioo. It is expected to he leaving behind a viable Indigenous Sunday. October 28. art 3:30 p.m. tesaw. *■■' jvc i-N"'v V"" .w,^ construction of many new tnjs m th« south side 56. visit to training sessions. Emphasis Is on before they are sent off and by Michigan colleges and Her award, the Grace Fellowship, wilt t* one - month study of home Fryainger used for eco¬ a universities. He's reporting on Peace Corp activities and language of the country, culture Instruction tn health and mettleal and customs, and physical fitness during the training period. procedures. There are also doc¬ tors assigned in several areas." WOLVERINE answering questions from Volunteers selected at the end ■<2> RED CEDAR REVIEW nomics extension work In otVr st*tea. Two such fellowships are given each year. Recipients must Interested students. The response at MSI'has been much greater than at Calvin Col¬ abroad, where they are given Volunteers may request spe¬ cific assignments. Finch said, further orientation by Peace Corp but have a greater chance of being have had five years' experience is accepting manuscripts lege, where he spoke earlier, he representatives assigned to the tn extension work and be mem¬ said. assigned if they sign un (or an Fairly large groups have area. They receive monthly al¬ rather than bers of NHDAA. turned area a specific coun¬ out to talk with htm here, lowances for food, clothes, and at the Mrs. McGuire received her except for visits to All-Uni¬ try. Representatives are sent B.S. degree from MSI' In 1*42. only to countries which request versity Student Government and Volunteers serve for two She received the Distinguished them, and so far, he said, every English Office one faculty tea. years. The only obligation too country which has volunteers has Service Award for Mtchlgan at Wherever he goes, the quest¬ remain, Finch said, is a moral the \*X> NHDAA meeting. ions are the same. Students want "What we're trying to do," 201 Morrill Hat! to know how to prepare for aer- Comm. Arts Fwulify vice in the Peace Corps. Finch said, "is change the American image abroad. "These "There Is no special prepa¬ To Meet IN Library ration before our training pro¬ people sational are putting their organi¬ ability --something gram. " Finch tells them. "We come back to America." every American possesses—Into The College of Communication have a list of 270 skills needed Some, he satd, have decided use in community projects in Arts will hold its fall faculty in.dtfferent countries. About half to stay after their terms are South America, Africa, and meeting on Monday at *:J0 p.m. of our total program Includes up. Some have married other Asia." It will be In the faculty lounge teachers. Language skills are Corps volunteers. "We've frankly been amazed or the forth floor of the Itb- needed also." "This isn't really surprising. with the almost total success of IMPORTED Qualifications for the Corps? Finch said. "After all, they have "You have old, with to no be at least 18 years the same ideals and dependents, a high the marriage rate is rooming." objectives-- the Corps," Finch said. "The only complaint we've had so far TODAY is. from some volunteers who school diploma, and be in good When asked about health i feel ■ Jobs i chal- Come to room 344 Yarns health. Emotional stability and dangers in primitive countries. lenging enough!" . He said i willingness to serve others are Finch pulled no punches in Student Services Building FAST SERVICE out¬ means they either wer Important requirements," Finch lining the problems. adequately prpared or aren Scotch "We do our best to prepare erclsing enough initiative. This Afternoon! AND AT THE HILIEL FOUNDATION NEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN! ■rW.,. Oct. 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