Inside (nt*rnoti«n«l Brldpe Opens, MICHIGAN Weather fATE NEWS Considerable cloudiness and pg, f, Trick or Twwfnra in. Married Housing Communities, STATE windy Teesdey with chances of fow scattarad UNIVERSITY o snow flur- fias.High aroand 40. Outlook for Thursday: becoming cloudy and a little . 54 N°-45 East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 31, 1962 warmer. Forced To Resign Trolling roblem Oust 3 Club Presidents East Lansing Junior and National crnmem, me Humanist jreseen .. AUSG President Bob Howard Student ^sociatlon coordinator; Young Democrats. Young Social- and Tom Stelnfatt, Lansing Junior Ists, the National Association for Society, without submitting them the Faculty-Student Speaker's Committee for approval. to serve a the meeting. NeUher a chartered room at club the Union for represents on eammis and three club presidents have »nd president of the now inactive the Advancement of Colored The CCC, composed of nine xhe NAACP and the Campus been removed from office by the Forensics Union. People, and the Campus United students, has no official status UN representatives received no Faculty Committee onStudera Conduct. The action, announced Tuesday Natlon» r®c®»v«dletters of re- at MSU. The group invited speak- punishment because, according to The four, along with two othei by Dean of Students John A. Prlman<1»^^ mlttee on the Faculty Com- Student Affairs, but ers from another university who slty official who would students have been Fuzak, bars the students from """" be quoted, the committee placed punitive action t undreds,per- Strict disciplinary probation for oi holding any drivJl'^B ' c ampus office or rh*m was taken against ing without having received prova! in advance from theSpeak- ap- fe!t they" ids of qualified stu- in c ampus. The pro*- involved to 1 s than an irApfinit* indefinite to 1965. President John period. batlon is indefinite, but will be in s a result er's Committee, In direct vlola- a reprimand. The students are, in addition to of the students* role the Cam- of the told member# of Con- effect for at least 90 days. tlon University ruling, Howard: Jan Garrent, Gainesville. pus Club Conference (CCC) which Student Congress Speaker Jim Education Service and Co- All-University Student McClellan and Steinfatt were Fla., sophomore and presldentof invited speakers to the Barnes Flint Junior, will take M Extension Tuesday, campus two of those who signed to re- the Young Socialist Club; Peter Howarfs place as AUSG presi¬ tkrr.en are expected to In 1965, he said, Werbe. Detroit senior andpresi- dent, by virtue of the AUSG dent of theHumanlst Club;Bob ir's freshman enrollment Hencken, Huntington Woods Jun¬ "Apparently this is what you ior and president of the Younz get for biting the hand that's Democrats; Dick McClellan, trying to hit you," Howard said in an interview Tuesday. He re¬ fused earlier this month to sit Officials on the "There Intended Speaker's Committee. to are do a lot of that I things I obviously be stretched only Avoid won't have He a Chance to do now." expressed regret about the upcoming student referendum on NSA. ■. 3:id buildings cannot :5 year; we have been !;ow citizens about be NE' S " A^SC president Bob Hewerd lost his position Tuesdoy under strict social probation. He left the office and Opinion Most administration and fac- in fair "I'm very much NSA," Howard said. "It's to for remaining try to evaluate it now, since we haven't been in it un¬ >ved his nomeploce from the door. The change will remain u'ty members were reluctant ti long enough to show concrete results. success. We have not effect for a comment on the probationary act¬ 1 wish 1 was going to be around adequate preparations ion against CCC leaders Tuesday. -State News Photo by Dave Joehnlg to fight for it." irge numbers of eager - President John Hannah said the case had been handled by the "The most repulsive thing to U Thant in Cuba "duly constituted P acuity Com¬ mittee on Student Affairs which has all disciplinary action in its me about Soviet Communism is the limitation It places on in¬ dividual freedom," Howard said. fiend's For Negotiations Jurisdiction." Hannah had no further comment. Phillip May. treasurer, said "In some degree this is the path we're following at this Univer- ot Kills HAVANA, (Jfl—U Thant and The acting U.N. Secretary- he hadn't anyone talked to students else about the disciplinary or l pect the punis Earr laid he d Prime Minister Fidel Castro General flew to Havana to arrange action, buth 16 talked Tuesday two on hours and ten minutes dismantling of Soviet for confirmation of removal of the Soviet-installed missile Provi marked t Clifford Erlckson r WHAT NOW? ~ Jim Barnes, Senate speaker, Sociollst Clubs revise their fJon: the "I am completely surprised by announcement." Barnes said. Id youth was killed rocket bases In Cuba and bases under for AUSG, contemplates the holes he has in "I intend to keep Bob's cabinet." a agreements of "I'm i position to c gob Howards' loss of office. inday in the Tower general settlement of the U.S. Soviet Premier Khrushchev and ment or the administration charts, and Peter Werbe ••Stote News Photo Both Garrett and Werbe said by Skip Mays _ n of East Lansinf. Soviet Cuban crisis. President Kennedy. Stanley Idzerda, director of "i" j"",of the Humanist end the punishment was what they Combs, of 3294 Biber A Thant spokesman described The spokesman for the Secre- the Honors College, said he would expected. s killed instantly when a flrst round In the negotiation ory^ner,! commented that all htve 140 comment until he had "The Humanist Club policy : hurting him lift rifle in rifle the went head. " "very useful." meet *««in lnts r,l8ed ta accepting Castro's invitation to Ietter read the full story. 1 th« Barnes i Werb speakers aid. is visiting at the home l°dsy. visit Cuba were discussed at the 1 wU1 h«ve » comment,' Idzerda * if Wyskowski. 16, of 6313 ^ St-He was wrestling with boy, Richard W. Seigle, * Meager Blood initial meeting. _ . , •nus underscored the concern said. Fred Selbert, dean of the Col- gf (fa,Communications Arts, Regrets Musical F Pollard St., when n of Thant the missile that while removal of bases is a prime said he would "have to know Action From AP and UPI Wires old them 'Continued, Wyskowski to «op. Drive Donation issue he Is solve seeking also to re¬ all aspects of the Cuban about the situation before I would Walter Adams. professor eco- Student Congress speaker Jim Barnes, who will succeed Bob Indian Defense Stiffens; Chinese Attack en Masse new DELHl-Indian troops struck back at the invading Chinese with a barrage of mortar fire Tuesday and moved up tanks ro the Captures ► At heads Jpmking the rifle to beun- of the wrestling A me*ger 250 pints of blood Thant told Castro in the letter nomlct expressed strong dis- approval of the Faculty Committee's action. Howard as AUSG president, called Howard's disciplinary probation "a blow to student gateway of the Assam plains amid signs the Communist offensive was slowing down, at least temporarily. Audience and Combs wag received during the first two days Sunday that he hoped the dls- "This is trigger-happy para- Beaten back repeatedly since the Communists launched their When musical has all but erased the possibility cussions would result in a so- government prestige on the MSU drive over rugged Himalayan Mountain passes 10 days ago, Indian a production id. "It contrasts leaves part of the audience in ^!»rs * Police. went next door to of achieving the goal of 2,200 lutlon under which respect for campus." Barnes will guards who manned Frontier outposts only with rifles showed tears and the rest humming songs By the time a pints for the fall blood drive, the sovereignty of Cuba would sharply with administrative leni- assume thepresl- stiffening resistance as regulars and heavier weapon support from the show, it can safely be ''lee unit arrived, Combs Leading the living units in be assured. ency toward far graver of dency under a University ruling emerged, i- Wyskowski was called a hit. taken' highest percentage of members Thant noted also that it might fences." which says no student on proba- * "Sham County Juvenile donating is Farmhouse fra- be possible for action to betaken And "The Sound of Music," Adrian Jaffe, associate pro- tion may hold a campus office. TEZPUR, INDIA—The Chlm which further invest!- ternity. At 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, that would reassure other fessor in the English Depart- The Plainwell Junior said of troops at Indian outposts, officially opened the 1962- 63 Lecture-Concert Series this 40 per cent of their members countries which have felt ment, said: AUSC's job this year will be "to line report said Tuesday. ** "as taken to the had given blood. week, is one such production. threatened by recent develop- "On this (Tuesday's) snnl- pull the pieces together and re- An Indian major's account from the battle front said some of The Ridley Funeral Home. East Shaw led the men's ments In Cuba. versary of the death of Henry organize an effective student gov- the Red soldiers in the followup waves waited for their comrades Rogers and Hammerstein s show was a hit at its opening in lervices are scheduled dormatories with 12 percent. The opening talks were David Thoreau. it is especially eminent." to fall dead or wounded and then picked up their rifles and sub- Boston, during its still active : 2:30 p.m. at Phi Mu sorority and Phillips followed by a working dinner of depressing that the University Bsrnes said he^would probably machine guns to charge SfejiT-ereetery. Thant with his staff of advisers, should choose to punish students not make any significant changes Broadway run, and now on the (Continued for ■ maintaining their right todls- in executive organization. U.S. Malts Arms Blockade Based on an actual gro«4> of sent from regulstlons they con- "I think the people Bob ap- WASHINGTON—The United States suspended Tuesday its aerial people. "The Sound of Music" iculty slder unjust. pointed last spring surveillance and arms blockade of Cuba, and was reported ti Helps are very cap- "Thoreau . said, There will able and have some good Ideas," received assurance Russia has stopped c f missile tells the exciting story of the- never be a really free and en- he commented. "I hope that some bases on the Island. Trapp Family Singers, who came lightened State until the state of Bob's ideas wlU be extended The U.S. actions were described as temporary, and for the » this country following Hitler's instruct Cycl comes to recognize the individual as a higher and independent this year." Barnes sold he would Intro- two days that acting United Nations secretary U Thant is conferring »n Havana. '938 Anschluss in Austria, The show opens in a convent. I - power."' duce some new programs but There was no official announcement of the assursnces that f*r from thoughts of worldly members of the de- « on Von DeGraff accelerators at ricultural Engineering building, Jaffe sold Thoreau'a quote was "had hod no time to consider Russia, on its part, has stopped work on the missile bases, but hle and loves. However, a young Physics ■ and astron- the Naval Research Laboratory, is expected to be finished fkbout "equally true oTa" University." them In light of swift develop- highly placed informants said such assurances were received postulant named Marl ^JttTently hard at work Washington, Q.C.; Martin Reiser. Aug. 31. "The students' real crime ments of the past day." Monday. keep her mind on prayer. iX T instruction --^rr°n-vo,t construction of -volt eye- ^ of research assistant professor who research assistant "Then j, it should take about seems to be that they have taken "I ' I do have the feeling that U.N. Rejects Refects Red Chi,China's Membership Bid She wants to sing to the moun¬ tains, to walk in the woods, and had worked on a cyclotron proj- 12 to 15 months longer to put seriously what we teach them In l2 some ideas have been crushed crush-* UNITED NATIOfC—The general assembly turned thumbs — " * * »s," Jaffoe down to express all that is inside her. MSU s lead- in Germany; and William cyclotron together," Bloe- our closees." Jaffoe concluded. concl* * In the past which should be r » Tuesday on Red China's latest bid for U.N. membership as African As Maria, the energetic nun- c. fil "^lear physics. physics. Johnson, Johnson, research associate who research associate who ^, Mr ..'w #tld. ~ _ _ examined." he noted. nations helped block admiaslon by a wider margin than last year, to-be, Jeannle Carson bubbles ba. prS' **rttClP«ed ln « <^,oeron P™*- The l*RJ cyclotron will be the HOROfS He«(l 10 Talk Barnes said he ' The vote on the Soviet resolution i expel Nationalist China with feeling. She sings "The working <^tfle Color'<3t>- sixth sec tor-focus cyclotron to be commit onlhe S^t-F^ ^ ^organization te Pelping regime In its Sound of Music" with her love .J*' *fcose primary func- maln coils, magnet, and built In the United States and 0|| AlllSt IR J0CI6tY Speaker Committee. " p,aee 42 waB ,n f,vor' "s" and 12 abstaining. 56 against for the mountslns touching ail kk.y*the ""cleus ofth^ 01 cye!«rcSi •bout the ,n w°rld* Stanley J. Idzerda. director at He said he expects t U.S. '4ershell Injured Die Miss who hear. And her disappoint¬ PfcIWgand !9S<>». respect- «ireadv on order and art «» order ,nd *re "It is not a copy of the * copy the Honors College, will present statement of position et ment at being told she must leave expected to be delivered about machines, however, snd it will # L#cwre « pjn. t(xUy Speaker Committee w OXFORD, Miss.—A soft drink bottle was hurled into the car the convent to gain self-discipline is keen, to even the most hard¬ h,vf_fc*">re* T. In the Klva. next few days. returning Negro James H. Meredith to his Ole Miss dormitory hearted on-looker. I ftCl!^ertak' t>f this constructton Most of (he hundreds oi other cyciotrons. Bios- will speak on the ar- Barnes has two years exper- tonight, shattering glass. One U.S. Marshal was injured. So Maria leaves the convent type on large and smsli components of *e|" *dde<]- ,„1,ln.i^.f1t*,pnrtl. tlat in society, from a historical ience in AUSG. He waa appointed The bottle was tossed through a closed window of a rear door I Performance be*, thecyclotre. are stll) in the stll) 1« the Bloseer explained Blosaer explainedthat that wheni the whenthe ^ udn^poiofical viewpoint. Public Relations director in his of the Justice Department vehicle. Meredith sitting in (he to become a governess to the pftrsong with eiana. infinii dMtca ■■ mmm ma. twMurV tnd toww, ftnd and df* de- cyc!otT<3® ww flrsi InvwHid In Str*M«d will be the influence of frMhmesi y»*r. back seat between two marshals. seven children ofthewldower ^ ^ t umitmUm * 30- Industrial tech- Captain Georg von Trapp. million-electron-volts. New John van Dreeloe, a Dutch group: Thelma • literacy and d«n»- Speaker last spring. His poet will Cresed Burglar Invades Rectory actor who has earned the title r am UP to the time they crecy on the artist In the lest be filled by Pat Qulnlan, speaker CHICAGO—A liquor-crazed knife*-wielding burglar Invaded a — of "matinee Idol" on dto Coed- ^ socardlng to Bleeear. pre tempore, until * special church rectory Tuesday, fatally stabbed the housekeeper, wounded electioniahekltopermanently fill her sister snd was shot by the psstor. portrays the berievedfother ^ pr*J*ct Constr'ection o< the three- ^ t i cerapucataa, te ol discussion ot his lecture tap- thg Spisksr*s poeitfam. The hero of the early morning drama in the rectory ef St. who has reached such an ina- " sort of Shsw « ^ ^ ^ (>rtnlan Said no date has been Patrick's Roman Catholic Church a tew blocks wast of downtown personal point ai feeling that he • ^ hadwarlwd dormttary ml mm of fee Af- m |MfS J) w 7 p.m. setfisr the special election. Chicago waa the Rev. Stephen O'Doonell, a World War U Chaplain. (Continued en pe«# 4) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Weflaesday. Qctober Reorganizing AUSG Newspapers" ment All-University Student Govern¬ has set committee of tee's prime purpose is investiga¬ tion and discussion of And Plays up a possible 10 members to investigate and changes. Recommendations for --------- Jl™ report on po s s i b 1 e changes in change will depend on results of Waliiry It'« time to make my mid-term AUSG organization. the study. report ur ,n. that I hold down, or should I say that's holding We think this is a good idea-- body has been asking me how the route is Of course, the most Interested comlne HT "0Wr E' provided the committee does person is Mr« It has long been obvious to us. whose Interest soars around paycheck time. something. A similar commHtee~ to the students, and even to AUSG was formed last spring term to members that student government as I cruised along Spartan Village decide goals to mv 400 and ideals for stu¬ whoever heard of an Intellectual spark coming f dent government. Not one piece of at*-Michigan State is far less ef¬ 1 opening 400 doors each morning between 6 and ?:30 ' fective than it could be. We hope All I get out of my route are complaints. There legislation or even a suggestion this committee will watting at his door one morning when the -ew!2 come up with came out of it. arrive from the printer until 8 a.m., two hours some constructive ideas for u t "vap ler, Greenville senior. which lifts the gate that needed ton, graduate student in fisher¬ expected that, solely on the basts afterno-m el.wV < . - * ies and wildlife, hooked and of the All-University Congress hungry again. The fact is-and we might h* well fare ,t Last Wednesday Jerald Elliott, inch to clear, and out goes the landed a 4 lb. 6 ox., 27 Inch resolution, MHA would think the is no good time of day to tf% a das- car. This la not only provoking ofthe Grand Rapids Press, spoke AUSG deserves northern pike, only minutes after issue serioys enough to deserve What shall we do then' Abttdon our a good deal of to the people whose cars aren't its attention. college f.. the iv?' I releasing a 12 inch smallmouth I should like to say no! I say America did not become the on"The Artist as Critic" and at¬ credit for that low, but may be the rea¬ ho;* <>: rr..ir,k;n Mr. Horton has said he hopes of the current lecture while the eater* eat. But watch .-'.-t Mr out without paying. There are membership (East mean who can hear a lecturer _etter from Israel. to bring in a 30 inch pike on Wilson is not yet represented). lecture when many students who would be very his next The decision to postpone, then, ing celery or mntzo or like that' Serve quiet trip. glad to pay the dime for the I wis*. Mr. Horton luck. must have been made paste on a doughnut, or steaming bowls of Ian1 •'.* by "ma¬ Exchange Student Meets a parking place occupied by these free-loaders. If Richard E. Johnson jority" of three—not even half And kindly observe silence while lighting .r everyone had to West Shaw of the membership. Marlboro Cigarette. Don't be striking kitchen pay a dime to exit, the counters n 1 suggest that the men in and lot full signs would work Editor's Mote: So do we! Brody and Leader, Works on 'Kibbutz' Shaw, who now have rep¬ properly. resentatives on the President's Many of our modern mechan¬ ical inventions are blamed MHA Woes Assembly, direct their house presidents to vote to take MHA's when something goes wrong, but To the Editor: president off the Speakers Com¬ H»n careful inspection the guilty 1 quote from the minutes of mittee, and, if spect by his quick, warm frank¬ persons turn out to be of human they refuse, to International Farm Youth Ex¬ the October 11 meeting of Men's petition for their immediate re¬ ness. He is a short man, around origin. These malfunctions change student in Israel. can Halls Association: "Vfike Rome call. Or, If it is the 80 years old, with a gray-white be traced to the students them¬ pleasure in Is roe I en the International The IFYE is a program seek- moved that MHA of die beard and sparkling eyes. mandate its men in Brody and Shaw, selves. Before complaining to the Form Youth E*eKo»9« pro¬ "The future is op to those who ing world understanding and president not to sit on die Com¬ direct MHA to give the speakers peace. Its idealism is practiced administration, students should mittee of Speakers, committee a vote of confidence- gram. M« i» a member of the are young here, your age," he use their education and find out thereby ful¬ told me, when 1 asked him about by exchanging youth frocn farms ly supporting Resolution 13 of do anything, in fact, but continue MSU Marching Bond, Forw- in some 62 nations. who really is at fault and then the 12th Congress, fall in the blissful ambivalence the political and religious future session, which -ou*« Fraternity, and Wes¬ 1 am now on my fifth host act to remedy the situation. of is MSU's most obvious attribute. of Israel. All-University Congress. Sec¬ "weshek" (farm) in Israel, Kib¬ Larry C. Hofmeister onded. Followed by discussion. ley Foundation. Here be On the subject of pacifism, Martin Gardner butz Shova!, about 75 miles south¬ Lansing Ken tells of meeting a Jewish Prof. Buber said: "The everyday Madjczyk moved to post- Earn Wilson west of Jerusalem, where ! live Seeder in Jerusalem.) events of our lives lead t^> to our with 5Tr STSTc Ie family. I have been jeans. Instead carry an ember from the dormitory fir>: < ® 1|g" a actions, even though we can't pre- dict them. I prefer to examine three private farms, and am now on Bryan Hollers Crossword Puzzle k« 1A ski rfc a 19 your purse or pocket. Place the Marlboro tevr -! ft- on my second kibbutz, a collec¬ Light it quietly. Smoke it quietly. Oh, I kn-.« ! a>k : and understand what has been To the Editor: t:ve minds tury ? aS the twentieth Professor Martin Buber. cen¬ done, not to talk *bout general tive settlement. My last home before returning Very frankly, the men of Bryan ACVOSS 93 Uneasy [ A £j I * r~ mjfc o te deal! I know that one'$ natural instinct Marlboro's fine flavor and filter is to throw >.v k .t - -r ^- up.-- en*.;r:terinf ^ 1- \T^jk\? are furious with the State News. 1 Custodian 37. Stanley JUJ principles." who is one of the world's leading Personally, I was very hum¬ to the L'iS. will be oa another kib¬ The obvious implications of your 7 Golfer's Gardner. £ 0 1?1HC2 bellow great, rousing cries of joy. But you must n ' V <: men on the subject of personal bled in his presence and was en¬ butz, south of Beer-She ba in the article on "Brody Girl Watching" warning cry writer I O [p | Is contain your ecstacy, lest you disturb the Kt.,rint u"' jr* relations, recently invited me to Negev Desert near Prime Min¬ 11 Small 38. Pulpy fruit 11 F■ SiUr You can, if you like, permit yourself a ^ i| !« if!;! couraged by his simple words... was unjust ballyhooing of an un¬ interstice 39 Self. 1 E k few *-.:••! •' Or Monday, Oct. 22. in a beau¬ "that one must have patience... ister Boker. Ben-Gurton's kibbutz, Sade fortunate situation. During the 12 Bitter^ admtrinf I o k V E fe pleasure as you smoke, but take care not t *.-ar nrment- which will that over a period of years one first week, in which both men and set up a clatter when you shudder -• 'aff'ta. ' i tiful, quiet sectior of the Holy The IF YE program 15 Wireless f3 TJ£( ■i,l. 5k is spon¬ women were confused, there was bronze L. T E example, or knee cymhals. can see the design of life.** City (New Jerusalem) just after sored by the Cooperative Ex¬ 16 Lively Tt. 42 Sprite h the high holidays of the New Patience, indeed! For him to tension Service some "spying", etc., but the nov¬ 17. Cucknopint 44. Bib woman Lqs| sji U|i1E|H Let us turn now to the problem of lea.- j while «leeptn» ■say this was very meaningful. through, 4-H elty wore off for these imma¬ First, can it be done? Year, Yam Kippur, and the Fes¬ leaders and other interested A.s a Jew and an intellectual lead¬ ture few. tival of the Torafc. we spent ar. people throughout the U.S. The Yes, it can. Psychologists have proved that theJ*™"1 * , er of the world, he has lived and problem does not exist hour sharing ideas. e xpen enced much in the first four of Michigan's five dele¬ in the proportions which you im¬ definitely able to assimilate information d trine steep- ^ Prof. Buber, who has written hail of the twentieth century. gates this year are from MSU: instance, a recent experiment conducted r>> a leading r^ ' ply. Must the fine name of Bryan "ich urni Du" n and Thou") and As we said "Shalom" — the Jean Stewart, in Turkey; Sharon Hall be smudged by the actions university (Stanford). A small tape recorder wv f-lscw un "Between Mar. and Mar", is a Ries in the Republic of China; the pillow of the Hebrew word for peace—I felt of an immature three percent who subject, a freshman named man witr. an amazing ability for and Bob Harter in Nepal, be¬ When Glebe was fast asleep, the recorder wa- f urned on. • will not be here winter term any¬ capturing one's interest and re¬ sides myself. all through the night, it repeated three statement# in 1 > eausg a! my experiences as an way? We respect the girls of ■ Rather and therefore cannot think slumbering ear: that they would stoop to such a 1. Herbert Spencer lived to the age of 10& ai>d * level of self-flattery as to orig¬ Founder of English Eclectic Philosophy STATE NEWSALL-AMERICAN SATING inate these Charges. Thus, we lay the fault of the 2. The banana plant is not a tree but * Urge 3. The Archduke Ferdinand wan assassinated perennial I**' in Member Associated Prrks. United Press image presented in the lap of September, the State News staff. Advise your Sarajevo by a young nationalist named Mjilas Cvrtme, international, inland Daily Press Aeeecis- Second class postage been called "The Trigger of World War I " paid at public to observe the activities jcbigafc- of Bryan men on this campus When Glebe awoke in the morning, the psycholog* Ediiortal end business offices 341 Stu¬ at without the prejudgement of blind him, "Herbert Spenoer lived to the age of 109 dent Services Building, Michigan State Uni¬ called?" versity, East Lansing. Michigan. Mail sub- We would assure the coeds of i Friday during the fall, winter and Otehe promptly replied, "Perennial Hert scrlpuens payable in advance: i term, S3; Rather Hall and the University 2 terms, *4; 3 terms. 15; Ml year. 96. ss a whole that we are sad will Next they asked him, "What has Mjila* Cvetnic heen » Circulation Manager continue to be gentlemen, men Replied Glebe, "Perennial Serb." .... BUI Marshall «< spirit, and lenders or this Copy Editor Jon Fitzgerald they Mid, "la tiw banana plant » tree?" Astfsun* Ctty Editor Eric Fllsoo But Glebe, exhausted from the long interrogation, Editorial Page Editors hack asleep, where he » to this day S*By e Derricks™ and Paid Sdtafct State Newi. Eatt Lansing, Michigan Hichlg^ of large lecture halls and aud- Wednesday, October 31. 1962 3 \ SctiBB norta equipped with all of the Hannah L m*x moo®, "" l:? modern w,m me «udy of kind.," Hawial learning resources-- -- (Continued from Page 1) Cyclotron Educator Awaits Hearing F* (ht view the develop- ThisS bulldln building When It can be To Speak alternate weak and strong areas across the top of the room will permit rearrangement of the In Oklahoma Sanity Case technlquMMd * Mo"rt' "naiKed, :®d, will wtll be erected on the or sectors, in order to build compartments walls and roofs STILLWATER. OUs. (UPI) \* -»■" or the•* •* izar-Z" ^ ^*^1., be ™ feKured north r?,kfc " side of tJ ft«»" the cyclotron to go to any to suit various A of the Oklahoma State mathe¬ »« At Dinner energy, as high as there is experiments, visiting mathematics profes¬ matics department, said he re¬ ^■22: money The compartments will enable sor working at Oklahoma State quested that Pierce take a University on leave from West psy¬ President John A. Hannah will f» SO-mllllon-elKtron-volt fS " •"» ~ Virginia University was in chiatric examination, but Pierce B&Tin pMladelpfeUu 1» J"*«*** Qulchtwte a s:>eak on "The Winds of Change" sheriffs custody Tuesday await¬ refused. "Trf * the four half-hour Dalctaee . Slngherpremlered Power plant facilities are an- at the banquet of the 12th annual ing a scheduled sanity hearing. Pierce, who earned his bach¬ J1* te PlrlB ln J933. and o^w pressing problem, Han- national conference of the Adult University officials said that elor's degree at Vermont in 1943, nrotram of the ftfiM •ocond of the three songs, nah said. Education Aasoc. of the U.S.A., M 0 0.W„ m,|„ p,r ^ ^ Pierce, under suspension by Ok¬ and his masters at Harvard in 1947 JisicUy.Wednesday.at7pjn. will be to Slilgber. .pique", is dedicated "W. are now ustn« all of our Thursday in Detroit. available steam and are pur- lahoma State, had written sev- 1951, his doctorate at Harvard ln was a member of .in ral lengthy letters to President theSyra- final jnd fourthpre- WMSB, by Donald Pash, and asso- outside generating planta. We address of the 1962 nedy, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt ihown on the same elate producer and director, Bob can't buy steam, and without ference. which will discuss and Oklahoma State President ime time for the P««e, for the National Educatlon- "Educating adults in an urban Oliver Wlllham, charging that he -'tchj al Television Network last ■. "«wuu last ifall. age." It will be held at the Sher^ aton-Cadillac Hotel. Is being persecuted by the John Froternity Rush t program is an lntrt training, and On the academic side of the z s SLsrs 'rs sfeetzjrsi Birch Society. Condave Planned Enrolling TOtce Under the direction of AJE. Pierce claimed that John Birch » picture, Hannah said, "We con¬ to Hpt/»rmin to determine ,k the . , long, 77 feet wide, and 41 oi Sltther'' concaxa A.-U.S.A. President Robert E. make-up of an f(W>. Mert - , . _ .-* " Society members had caused a Fraternity rush-conclave for ■ .indna voice If. Se- jfc~t~nginf .. voice If. —- tinue to lose good people to ln- Sharer, assistant director of the atom nucleus 81 which would be b*8 (Continued from "shark-bite" electronics device first term freshmen will be held r ^ Schubert and Aaron {-flSchueenB"""-**- f~Vw 1) page ,f dustry and to government and liberal arts program at NtSU, Each of the compartments will J* 8 I"!86 gymnasIum- 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, in -ill be given, accom- college admission in the fall of Institutions, but we attract the A.E.A. U.S.A. will discuss be equipped with three-foot thirk National Science Founds- Pairlors A and B of the Union reinforced corwrete w^aUs The ti0n iS proVl<31ng Ae funds' l i >Liwren-'e Smith of the 1965 and thereafter." ®ood P*0?1® from those sources, five iCoilege °* Mua,C* W,th tives. major educational objec¬ doers of the compartments' 111! f°r ,the cVcl0- ballroom. Roothes will be set also be built of reinforced University officials said there l^KcTof ■ the second pro- Hannah said, the University will "Our salaries are still o Members of the University th» con- , ,!f* ^co"" »s paying the 1.3 million Ln,verslty nec- also had been two recent class¬ slides Shown to acquaint fresh- up and * a studystuoy Oi of class!- be DO faced iacea with wun many problems !ow ^ * 7" i'ias from Mozart's Mozart^S both physical andacaderrfr andacadeir»c which whirv, t™ .. , °lr ° m f n ttc stron8 c^" """ lw faculty on die mittee lncl:! stosnwes at ■! block • v>hio State U rankest 51 th and Wisconsin 13th among other Big stated Da ugh erry. "We depend a agsinst Snorton and Ms team¬ practice Monday and Tuesday. has been nursing abrutsed chest. Michigan lot cm* his defenstx-e play." mate end Krhle Clark. He hasn't missed any practice Ten e Detroit Re^ «vfcvg* share first-p ace i* National Hockey and now hails as a two-way threat. Herb Paterra and Steve Mel- ing defensive team In the con¬ l.eegee scoring race with. 10 points each. T>c younger brother ference against the leading of¬ linger,. who missed last week's of the famous **Roc*et". Richard has five $»als and five assists wht>* Perartngtom and Deeeechio have rallied three goals and seven Matt made his first appearance fensive team. This should spell a real close game." & assists each. Detroit goalie Terry Sawchisk leeds the league net- r.inftsrs with ait average of 1.2$ goals for seven games; He also Rod, Custom Autorama Minnesota, behind their tough defensive line, has held four of knit hit leads jr shawuts with wo. Oars arc featured >" the week- Champion, the National winner their first five opponents score¬ erni 'hj Rod «nd O.jstpm Auto- snd * ftiturlstic dream car, plus less. Northwestern was the only v?ma at the ex! hall iff ICO other famous snd unusual team tocross the goal line against ' in the Natsona: Football 1 eajn The show opens Saturday at the Gamers. »fd The Saturday a.vJ Sunday Show s«d again on Sunday at noon, today. f returned IS purst* for 25? * ! feature the $3£MXK> \-Sonic, *t the Civic Center, one block HAMMER ME DOWN wUcbrain. jr h»ck of the Capital. return, Rwwieryp \he WITH THE Anyone who is interested in fWering a car in the Autorama ■ will he New World should call Dick Selbert, at OR MATT SNORTON "ML Mivr SDH .s *-6^71. LITTLE MAN ON CAMPUS l 1*1! Surah (til)s(w r :l **">«' t . Wandintj, President of Vassar College, tells her otrn story atmut. . • THE DAY 1 TALKED TO VASSAR GIRLS ABOUT CHASTITY" in the Xoremtter $35.00 Betty Rose. McCall's The World'* So. 1 Mtu/ozine For H awrw large selection of car coats. M.A.C r/.Y A Li. SKWSSTASDS .VOII Albert 33B-350S : American League's Press International. nr.tifider and manager, -•* -« baseball writers formed the UPfs everts. Same Me!« of tfce Minnesota Twins laying emty their second season, surprised the -remaining in the Vu pennant race until mid- N fir.i.c- .r»g third. 10 games behind the pennant- Yankees. Their rise from an infant franchise in lag develop- kSai in major league history. SEE AND TRY THE NEW SMITH-CORONA Compact Electrics Who, me? if there's !>f# or c1-' be »t<« mat* importort 6speck>lty if A tuii duty, wbctrn office rype^rney—*'»de «ek«- they will, Thsy'" if j the mon from JPL «mw erf »n-M» And they lik« ' * ' *" Thot'j fight. Jet Propuision could be more '°*c ' '5 "r Une't buy loborctory. ary typraTner, etccCrac or chollenptng than the w:'k new _ fresh _ exciting! I've had three Cohoch ope rotes JPt for NASA Gi*srs the pioce o campus atmofohere 3500 people there, Take a half hour or so '? the mon from JPL M°l * You are always sure of looking fteven hundred of 'hem °r^ interviews scientists appointment now it cc- ore ond engineers. The res' ore most impottont 30 """ " lfl your best in Wallace eyewear technioons, seaetories, Kbrorions.. o« kuvH ci people so bock vp these WALLACE OPTICIANS ML fX. JENSEN, repseered aptonmnr already! soen'ists and engpnears. JW-'s tob* space exploration. JET PROPULSION D«gi»ir»g the spacecraft and LABORATORY ** jam Vim Scree D0Wa"re * 107 *• s«rs te Frm**-, fv *-2774 instrumentation fhotU explore »i CAUfOtNt* iNsmun o» ****xgum. Fta. w i_Jm s. They* Dr. R. C. Joass led Or. j, JL. Kuue. rtflmmwe tirnmsi lm Michigan ^ra mural News lorti ) ~ Second Domlnguez for this scoring sup- »rt. Another possibility is c«p- LL-'lUl.l..llW.lnm.^«IIJM'T'1 Rendon 2 0 2 60C to 5:30 ^tty Bowling Interceptions baseman Bobby litchardaonofthe Yankeca saya he enjoys with youngsters. working Miemwmu WEDNESDAY Carl Charon, a standout on "After plnytng ~E3E5E$EEjEE ONE DAY ONLY! last year's Spartan football for a few more team. years I*ti like to becomi- active _____ THE DANCING, ROMANCING MUSICAL ' Is playing defensive halfback tor la workingwilhyoungsters," saya the Buffalo Bills of the Ameri¬ the 27-yiar-old "native. "I'd like I^OWAYI Festure at 1:20 - 3:20 can Football League and is tied to watch my three children - — 4 pifld Hockey when 5:25 - 7:30 - *:■» BENE KttlY for the league lead in they .M»y« AbM. inter- are growing. Their ages are ^-Burterfield. ceptlona. 8, 4 and nearlng 2, the younseat la VAN JOHNSON Charon algned with Buffalo T ,—— CYO . . «team badtnln- without a fece-to-face meeting HoiTIGCOITlina Rcillv H „„ w-c-m iw.'.! COlor i CNARtSSE sill be held to- with the Bill's organization al- M ' FORMERLY the pr.w.rt « i«i i. Mi am - tt nnar im Sports Aren* " 7 though he had already been Oaf ffy CJJnu - . - 7.w ,.n L£imm p!»y Clirs drafted by the Washington Red- TOf m they told me the situ- w 7:30 P*"u Members CD 7-1621 SANDW.^OBBy ■" . near the Men's 1M there wasn't very good. WItaon (Bills' owner) of " ^ ch»mpionShip team as well of preceding teams DEE 4 DflWN sent me a contract. We talked * e Pr«»ent « the rally. Also. I ire belt* accepted on the phone a couple of times I.*'!" W.U1 ^ C.°*ch Dufly Outstanding Conference Facilities: Daugherty and some of the mem- —STffANfE POWERS; ^>! joules and archery. lmlHethat was It.' ... ... »Iftgur swimming fl> signed with Buffalo last !>erf of thif yetr8' ta*m- cheer" -'"A Tradition of Elegance** k,M«.,7P.m7S:A. Jiy • « <"• 01« d, * ,i,« '•» FR1.I THE CHAPMAN REPORT awSw-MOQiiM- miSGi-Dauiir-iiinino There ■■■■»■•■■■■■■■■■■ uVIVVVVVITVTTVVVVVnvi ■ hill Pool.Cotn>wlni»r« I""!'1"" I1" »«™ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■! Alpha Phi snd *ere 23 other rookies competing ■ it Tbet*. * Job. ^ "We were much higher on a | number of rookies from our ■ We wish to take this opportunity to thank the following was fierce be- natcha.1 teams in movie studies and reports than ■ b football Monday. we ware on Charon, " admitted ■ led Argonaughts Joel Collier, assistant coach of NT! 15-13. Duguidpassed the Bills. "Once we started our a ■TOami caught a pass for one-to-one drills though, he ■ J merchants for their cooperation in making the ■ showed us something. He did the ■ ■crept ■» past Embers, Jim Ruly passing for 16- things you could take threeyears ■ teschlng some players." ■ 1962 Homecoming Court possible ... L"i points. "He positioned himself well, ■ I for three TD S snd mtke tt,e C05tiy mistakes ■ iirtctory over Eminence Tpjrwn'i Jim Florey. The 0f turning too toon, the wrong 5 way, or getting his legs crossed. ■ £e*uo4 GlaAA v63' kta of Florey to Chrli jf h# got t>eat> he made hls man a I tc Ken Girksonke work- jj0 the Job, and that's what a ■ |for(r Empyrean. CAMPBELL'S CAMPUS CASANOVA COLLEGE THE COLOR CORAL dose Embas- defensive bsck his to do." 5 one, Chtron stld. ■ SUBURBAN «l by Emerald. 20-18, "Pro-football Is a different 5 BOOKSTORE #2 DRUGS CENTER GABLES n point corrpletions. worid jhtn plsying in college. ■ SHOP |i oat Steiver intercepted a Xhe mental straiti is tremendous. Si socre, ind psssed ^ college, you |fo out and play • ir Embassy TO. your zone defense all the time, * ■ Shaw four blanked East ^ y0U»re covering all different a l'-O, led by the ef- positions. ~ MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY FLASH GIBSON CLEANERS FOREIGN FILM SERIES BOOKSTORE presents JACOBSONIS "GATES OF PARIS" (French) NORM KESSEL'S A masterpiece of comedy, FLORIST pathos, local color KEWPEES CAFETERIA [ Thurs., Nov. 1—Fri., Nov. 2 7&9PM LIEBERMANN'S KNAPP'S FAIRCHILD THEATRE Admission: 50£ McDonalds drive-in MARIE'S FASHIONS 65f-to 5:30 90f after children 90# All limes NOW! ENDS FRIDAY Feature at 1:07-3:10 1 HR. 5:20-7:27-9:35 P.M. MARTINIZING SPECIAL ■ i NOTE.-——| MS.U. '*NY STREET- BARBER SHOP PIT RESTAURANT HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT . . . Left to right: front row; Rwthann Helmrich, Birmingham senior; Sheila Evant, RohVoy, N.J. junic ; center row; Car¬ ol Ann Coat**, Saline sophomore; Mary Jane Walker, New Bedford, Mass. junior; Patty Johnson, Queen, Grand Rqpids sophomore; Irene Hllker, Chicago sopho¬ more; Morgaret Allan, Lakawood, Ohio sophomore; back row; Maria Colucci, Ni¬ REDWOOD agara, N.Y. sophomore; Sharon Thurman, Trenton junior; and Jane McKinley, Bir¬ mingham junior. & ROSS RAY LEFFLER CUSTOM SHOP THE TOM'S UNIVERSITY STYLE PARTY BEAUTY SHOP STORE SALON THIS ADVERTISEMENT DONATED TO HOMECOMING BY THE STATE NEWS ^ Michigan State News, East*Lansing» Michigan Oe,oh„ International Bridge America, Prof Canada 'jProject Ma In Tdk Before Men's Cl0k Tie Knot Studies Ho ImwvunkteeMal 8*IU«ic Mies weapon*. are not mu- the ultimate in Chartee R, St. Oalr, J*rr,„ mtasle, Fo»vf< ,,, r? w lit, "Project Marv/* « «\idy fay H« pointed ««rt that buildtat cede Jlr^ pronator of Mechanical En- cone >r - • ft*** proA»ct* vitpt.. may rwRrtctioM nequir* some aa- glneering, told the MSI' Men's on »K P« » *ts*r wt tfca $J3 btltton pevtt of obstruction to » done club at Its Tueuday luncheon, tron^s ' •pent ansaial!* anlJ.S>rv*t has been coocemrated oMhepart *tyj afTr the spirit" of the Monroe Doc¬ pn>«che« the impact point. trine in the present Cuban crisis. WylVe and Pjtob Radcliff, as¬ datiori Is ill until the roof and in¬ Difficulties in transmitting Iwpto He said "alt «< the people sup¬ sociate prelector of forest pro- side wall partitions are tp. radio sifnals to the missile as Jacts, are the c»-dtrectors Of the ported" President Kennedy "aa it re-enters the Americana" In the time of in-- been attrvotphere have activity. Thejy are employing measuros w+.ich aim at an quate Not J* at tees cost without ade¬ Muscial (CentineoJ from pe«e I) tern allow! crisis. Hcwre\«er, he said that support encountered by the Ameri- can astronauts who have exper - teheed communication blackouts I""""" I I only q O ^T] O Ptducv^g us quality of con- did not prevent Republican* from during re-etttry after orbital I (Joy, ured a whistle to call his child¬ speaking out on international Is¬ Krocttatt. When asied abow a reduction ren. his servant*, and even the sues. fStghts. Inaccurate maps and wrather I I H0MK0HI6 in man hour*. Dr. Wylie said, gevemess. The play music ath- takes the LANSING - The Republican conditions such aa ariad also PANCt **T>.rv«gh the efficient use of party's "truth w*uad" which has material j and the mar. poorer Trapp family's life from this which pieces this material, the swenber of calendar days «ttt be point through alt the problems of both, Maria and the Captain— been challenging Democratic Go*. John E, Swetneon's cam¬ paign speeches was described Student - Faculty actt>al!\ from conflict between love of sNortened. making the Tuesday JU"° IX T!«c SAVES WW€ -- O «« *<» W* God and love of life, political as a "legislative smear prod®ctto»i less cTpeesfye," squad" today- by House minority FLING :« »v »l» £«•-»« V»» Ut'vfi'K r-« »A > !eti **e the "'IN" d! * agreements and threats, to a "However, our primary pur¬ leader Joseph J, Kowalski, IV srubbom resistance to each f<** \ftrr •« >fe1, *»4 can f*aa4» '• • *>*• pose." IV. »Mie said, "is » Detroit. other. <♦->» •> £i%-e*V»mry ec**»t atcortfiftf U«ive*ip the stwtont ifttte residential State Republican chairman cwstructtoa The major attraction si-.aredt-y ce c*^.c «'t. -~S»a»e Hew a Photo Lata* Brew^mg program, and to George Van Peursem announced w?vier«:a?vi and bot>. Maria and the Captain is tftpfr more ef¬ Thursday & Friday formation of the truth squad two the Trapp family, ficient materials and labor prac¬ seven lively, Boliva. , Pe tices. *" Dr. Wy-Ue said that heb(ttc«wd tcvea&Se, singt?« children Another young person, "I?, weeks ago. DFTROTT — A public school music teacher was scheduled to "^reftferi people used w«V«t purring deii'-ery bey. played by MS.: Extre asach meMfag » it. The posss- fciltty of p«t-.ng one ?*>c#e tr, a sirtjjJe package has beer tried graduate EBB! Galarne of Saginaw. As the ywrsg man whose tore S»r the eldest Tr^pp dastgt.ter and or assault and battery charges tor striking a ?-y*ar-o!d pupil. Russell *. Smith, 43, was ac¬ tor -r.ar.y wars, bwt the idea has prcver. practical only tr. a his fear o< The Hitler Reich cenfttci Galarao cJdlts the au«fe- cused & strikirg Raymond Hodgins and then oe the head with his hand Variety Jew cases.,, he e*^aJ?sed. Pre¬ e«Cf wbec he is ^>sut to turn taking htm into another fabricated articles hawerqpJaeed «mal?er parts and pieces of cwv scrTktfon. Htmtvtr. this Joes not the —and family over to Hitler's thin changes his mind. The last scene shews the men room and paddling him with a pi eve of wood. Authorities de¬ scribed the Now to the boy's With Facul Trapp head as a "rap," ~-ea." tv*ra con^eceb'fabricated Nxaee wilt .Vcnieaee the facure of family, tnd by Maria, climbing w> safer* frcm Hitler through LANSING—Contracts awarded Student bo«* IwiXtng, Dr. Wytie added. the mexmrates so beloved by all. tor SS mites of interstate free¬ SadclfK said that the And wit* the !as* scene came way oonsgroctior. during the first A f-a*»*r* «* Carsei: Us*- -•-vSerr rrstior come* thecto»Mt mor* thar. a few rear-stained nine months of this ye-ar give Union Ballroom wsttv Parch v * 5 spers S* re as acraai noefabricated house. faces ir the audience. Students Michigan second ranking nation¬ and adults alilne walked from the fre>eter pa.-r af fe pa« d*rade ally, state highway department »scv* dMg research, ana-k Foreign Series \od. singing, whistling, and officials said Tues*Say. 5v| Ed 2-6517 Sundays 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. debutogi ir ' GUITAR & BANJO \G 'BROOKS Imported Cars . , 1 / featuring . \ DANCE X- LESSONS 5014 No. Grand River the fresh approach ^ V / of the V THANKSGIVING BUS SPECIAL , S£Mt. .\5"^£\T£ iy*;_Ag^E I BILLY MAY BAN Marshall Music DfttCT 0OTES5 TO PMLk t I.Y. starring ROUND TRIP $28.60 ► vatfcrc 4uttc Slows 9rout&-* Tt mm Th»e / Bus Departs E. Lansing Nov. 21, 4 pjm. FRANKIE LESTER and A rrives Ohiia. Nov. 22, 4:30 pjm. !63 ROD CUSTOM & Arrives N.Y. Nov. 22, 8 ajn. "the nail driving six" 9 etur^ AUTO-RAMA ]\ FOWiAJL PRESENTATION OF THE wearves N. Y. Nov. 25, 7 ajn. ^.earves Phi la. Nov. 25, 10:30a jn. BOMECOML\G Fema tr ■ ^ I reottur ;ig SD r arrous S^toh*' Ccrs Arrives E.Laming Nov. 25. 11 pjm ^andHER Rerrjcee Oortro" i«d X Some •••••••• /jJf 8esen«h*«s smsI k is fcr It*. 12 awarding of trophies • «b)y wa'er rV**\ I '.^'r i.. to wfflmnfns fraternities 2 big Days & Nrtes Send check or money order sororities, and housing *ftr> name and phone no. tc UMT for homecoming SAT & SUN NOV 3 & 4 East Lansing Bus Depot displays aers qptr* 12 tnm tiff il p jy Both Days 308 W. Grand River SATURDAY NOVEMBER 3rd 1AHSW6 CIVIC CENTER Call ED 2<2813 for information 8-12 TM. in THE AUDfTORIUM fetaBfeCxfeftian Haii HOSED A MflMMUM JC COKFMtMED JU Tldufti on iim At Union Ticket Office SWP6R COUPLE T„r» stitt Newe, Kaat Linslng, Michigan October 31. 19|a 7 (dictates *fport«d schools In order that Mkhlf.n ch«*« •r* to rcnutema will h«v* (Mytac far." um> ih* r«cllittM I 7 they Scholarships Elephant Race lounger U a gr*iu«r*ofMtch- Proves Fiasco European Stu Stt». H# r*c«Jvnl hi, B.A. :uss f Policy OhnttMJ •«! St**» C*U today (ntr»- . In 1912 earrneJ tfc^UW»«r»1ty ot Mtchtfan H* •***« « taw «r^,'» sailings J*?' «• Home Bcoo, Exec. Council ~ ' scheduled for ^ The first batch of three ele¬ .^^WMPoo' u- • Paol Yooneor Rwvblicon and ckal T>uwfor, rcap^con, and chol. Co*#y 4 ^ Pro#IK:w<"« l»gham 64 will lie accepted by the pan., Wed^e»d*y. Wednesday. Rm. Home phants was three hours late. prowctti* attornTTnd Eur5*« ™ t Institute of Studio. fo' '» *"L* F^ruary. Be. BI4g. Then, the van transporting them m HkCla**1 *■*•* *—*•*« '• w®y" • •'•<* Lansing Municipal Juttge. beginning Thursday. aetneater. I««j. programs at the Spartan Women's League — ? had to be sent back to Indiana He hM *«rv*d in the legla- Seven scholarship* are being to pick u" the three remaining k0LM$TEAD ■ ttaua By 5TSYI COLE «.«. . lature alma-1.99? when he was offered for study at the tnatl- Prof Compiles Summaries, p.m., Wednesday. Rm. M) Union. Marketing Club — 8 p.m.. Wed- elephants. Irw ™ ***** N«w» elected In a special election to tute'a centers In Manna. Pari*. nasdsy, Rm. 32. Three preliminary races hut the scheduled finals were needs re*>l*c« • senator who died. and Freiburg, West German. Jn- run Paul C. Younger, Republican Information of TV Courses were " MtCMgaa k incvrntbent for the 14th district ^ «-year-old senator is s eluded are three foil acholaraWpa nesday, Brody Hall. called off due to darkness. ,,;fTealistk eenate seat, considers Mich- mwnb*r °* Optimist which cover all baaic coat* ST~lTie start, there were 200 : calth if (gan's rcdlstrlcting controversy Ingham County, Michigan ** tuition, fee*, field- Summaries and information of Hazel Rather and her staff In PERSONAL INTEREST spectators. No one remained to c future, «s one of the most important ,n^ American Bar Association*. «t\*}y trips, room, most meals, televised educational courses for continuing education; Lauren P. VENTNOR, N. J. (AP) — u A vnttK-ratic laaue* In the campaign. \w*»ctr said he has put out and i wind-trip ocean transport a- credit have been compiled for Drown . manager of the dupii- firemen wei (,Mm the However. Younger said In a re- )*? T'* ",er,mr*' '^ause he tion from the United Statea. national use by a University cation service, and his staff; guish a grra i that there are ifT lltical »** Utical . lit»r«u, * ^V>n*t iead po- literature « 1 lhit Each program embrace* for- faculty member. Mary Lytwe Oreaon, sec retary recently, Fli r .uNem in other issues which are of more they mal classes, lectures, seminars Lawrence E.McKune, program of University of the Air; and Mae Ste»art acca >roMc- direct Judge candidates < i their past and field-study, and Is designed associate of continuing education. concern to the voters. Belle McKune, the editor's wife. ru^- fiscal re- He is particularly concerned performance*. to fulfill t require- has recently completed editing ; He said he has assisted McKune in compiling the ; -< of the about the large number of un- " sponsored many ments at its academic level, of- the National Compendium compendh aid the district. tnsttttt- employed persons in Michigan They in- ficials of the Institute said; The Telecourse* for Credit, which TT Z o j1 me ts* and claims to have introduced eluded public improvements Meridian Townahip, a new programs In Vienna and Part* lists a variety of telecourses iJVtlieS INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB - 5Mnal in- a number of bills to correct fudl- are open to college sophomores offered In the Lansing t. .on of the the situation which were passed cial code for Michigan, pre-med- and Juniors, while the Freiburg For Peace Group leal school for NR > d f^Nxte by the legislature but armorle* program is limited to Juniors. * m• JorIty of Dr. George Borgsfrom Food Science Dept. , were ve- for Howell and I .; . of nul- toed by the Governor. anslng atvl over- head road crossings for child- Scholarship* will be granted on ofr*r^' *u atl«"al levels. Josoph M. F Irestone. graduate f -Ntuction He supports aid to higher ed- the basla of academic achieve- ?re ln ,cl*nce* SOl Ul ««l»tant In political science, Subject: The Atlantic Community & •v«s, ucatlon and is opposed to a state ren. mwt> flniincla! ^ BWj Ungues, art, education, Eng- said that he was not the official the Prospect of World Malnutrition ' >\ tsis vrould of income tax. Nor does he think the state's Spanish Club Plans ™pnd*V.°n by ,he 'home" college or university. "•!- n,tti,c*.. T.he r?mp*n,1lur" spokesman s (Quoted in of the peace Monday's State group News .! > to the financial situation Is as bad as Informal Meetino Applicants must be aged 18 to Ust,n8* from over '^.000 edu- TONIGHT - Wed. Oct. 31 rose this everyone believe*. One problem TV iT»e snTuh r!T;7V,?9 Spanish Club is holding an 24 and unmarried. catlonal Institutions concerning Firestone added that the group 7 P.M. •fvi on the is halting the usUons attempting Informal get-together at 8 p.m. Comply applications must ,nformwl<>n on C0Ur!M? credits, did not take one position; some - al tax. to control through redisricting tonight in 21 Union, ^ submitted no later than Feb. •cf'*dules- '«•« depart- members were for the Cuban Room 34, Union Building roosts and another la keeping the state's Featuml at them ting will I?, 1063. Forms and descrlp- ment 'he course, blockade and others opposed it. McClure tlve literature are available from industries, there bv insuring be folk singing, long with Institute of European Studies, enough Jobs, he said. N>iia and Fduarxlo" Awards will be announced about Students... Staff... - : of the Younger's objections v- . , to the i».' .trough Income tax are: club u are Julio Cart*,^ ,th" president; M">' '• 1W- Enrollees bound for Parls ^ and main- 1. "It is not needed." Vienna will sail Eduardo Grand*, fli for tur°p* in Au8u*t' v:« at a 2. "Jt would require * $10 dent; Pegg\ Walton, second vice -A now, lowed In mid-September by thoae f million capital outlay to set up president: Nydia Villegas. secre¬ bound for the Freiburg program. . •arvinjg a collection agency." tary; and Diane Mahalak.treas •«t*blish The institute, a nonprofit J, would cost $5 million Faculty $10 million a year to col- «and lect 11 ; -dledon* oul "h will drl' of the state." employer: MAKE A DATE v.;ih:y of 5, jp-o^s *ti| try to ob- • • e n \ dent state tain unnecessary appropriations with Louis—to Joil the Fun filed < . j{ mev- think the state has the - r u:e the C vHitthe money to spend. Returning to the emploj-ment look sharp at all question. Younger said, "the best and its thing anyone can do to salvage the Homecoming activities Christmas Vacation r snv.ent Michigan Is to correct unemploy- :-t mentally ment." to pro- putform is simply this:" f v>gr«m of >,e stated "Legislation that will cleaner 5 • Trip to Mexico City! increase opportunities for people ..seful j„ and shirt Michigan for better em- "v- ployment and particularly those laundry r-.v the best getting out of school. 1 don't know provide what will happen to them." (December 17th to 31st) •;' e J!srtAfc r;,v« with borrower! funds but ttat he i I ac«W U 6,tOt< receive your own diapers back Ald™.j» able. .vit* case, tabulator, to roam. Furnished to roam. or vmfUroieh- FurnishedcvrunfUrnish- each time . With our service, 4 BEDROOM HOUSE MSI! iNk Fuli pewer. ail the estraa. VP«Jge*ix*J blue Inside and «K. Automatic transmission. wtl5 mccept ,r^v. Ft) 2-3ll«. 1* a*elleot ,1W- condlrton. Catl SS5- — ^ f<* couple or male students. ED 2-8M4. 30 and Red Cedar School. near Large you may of your include if) to two pounds baby'* underahirta and Tt7o, WMte rep. Like «e». l\ 4-1*22. lot. 2 car garage, finished nec. clothing which will not fade. PMONE: ■ihowtihwi w« iavs evwinga. 2* CLA^C IW" Pl.YWCl.rrH. rop r-m ? TTTTTTST^TRnneso*a game, ._ room; by owner. Phone ED 2- White, Blue or Pink diaper palla 355-S255 or 8256 cowJIOon. 2312 Lake Lansing stalls. per ticket. Call «tv1 refrigerator - garage -* P«- 25 up at 315 Fppley Tetter. 2* « - JW - can be furnished RIDE WAMVr 555-101 ♦. 1*2^ 0. Spartas VVl- *0. 5?*->60 anytime or 355- way Drive. Okemos. Three bed- SERVICE to M ' room 111 E. WASHTENAW vicinity. I rtJav ,j.r miles, 4 doffe; dows. I 1/2 car attached garage, • styling: tprruIs . trousers, -polUan Attf -r. rrr Cf.i 55*-00?4. 2' . GHtLS 5 unroperrtaed rooms. large It* vrtth mamre ltrrfHcap¬ iitfrta. iflKSfHP CIRRFRX: CllfeS Irons and accesaorl • ing, 5 minutes from MSI). Only etc, NEEDLE 'NTHREAD Must arrive S-.V ear and Wfllsor available Immediately. Owners SHOP. 108 Division. behlndCam- ^ ^ mATC^f?« - Whelir.-X nres. Stiver grer 62 >^VOego ifTer. PW 4«9- *11! not be living in after June, $16,800. Excellent financing with 10:^0. v all intrr «* P«- - ...w,t~r wromK by appointment only. Call ED 7- 0*T. atv. ,\xvr. rail.-, excellent me- -5¥ Corvette engirt. 555-0034. ;y chase*. Adler Sox X Sh« gun shells discounted. Brasw ROOMMATE W.VNTEP '•» - to share 3 bedroom, rr-rr. vw or 37 2%IDE HANivw, r.K-ai v-o?K->;n«i. Cbll Mauser rifles $2$. Student bar- ■Phlladelphu ftimt^ied ranch home. (I'navper- EAST LANSING - 220 Loree Valerie. 555-1 .— PP 2-<»4#«. 27 ia!U THTN'R'.NtFT -- Is alio, f*t!« by the ton, Levi's. Army unapproved.) Call SS2- Drive. Llated by owner, 1 >-ear Weed 7\Te . - «KCk ahm. Goed ruruv.flg coodl- ^**T surplus at FO\ HOI F M2'- 79 old, custom built, 4 level split, ■. TTOrTfT1^! ^ ^ and n leave j5<\. P.X.^ H!1 FRANDOR - ope* nirely with 4 bedroom*, large base- Die worka. Oai; FT) 2-6141 after 5 pOM. 2" '" and garage. Near school* cooking priv. for men. Across Milter's Shoe Repair and MSI.'. Priced below cost. Tfee apartment CTT3E<. ^ c*" >»-»««•17 You must see to appreciate. 501 E. Grand River » r°ST? rJStTTTOSHS^ipOT. Shown anytime by app. ED 2- 8050. 2b (Opposite Berkey - ED 2-4074.25 jFWof •«S2 0»*pe!*t 2 Aer. WTTNFSS TO !..'ni 5""WI f double room tor men. Ad- mot.' ir T| M V^f-rn tllb-'l 1*54 rHF\vRC*rJT, 4 \vir. run- ' t jacent toeatnpua.SouthHarrlaon, fsr'f Urge* M* af.VW* wber^ MT* cmr»er bought JS^rT^-X^^ c^alr, large n«a kitchen, parking. FD 7-2S45. 2« slonal/Dry Cleaning. Pante, Ur»l Science the woods. Thi* fine home was skirt*, sweater*, 50<. Plain 2SrJ. V.x.*:: ftnd 1«5" Tbru c*r- ^ °*'5 ^ art.1 pad, eushioa deakchairs.Su- Call !\ 5-: «■ it^av aeat;«ble ftr inane.*- 5 P,m* built by an executive aparlng no dresae*. suits, coats, $1.00. ** per Old* trumpet, ir. e*cellent JITT VACATED, 2 singlerooma, expense. Ha* one acre site and p.m. ^ 5006 Vine Street. 1 1/2 block w. • condition. Call Jerry,FD2-2SPl. 4.VTO miSa.'ffc*: cooking, private entrance, cam- guest house with fireplace. Re¬ of Frandor. C25 TITAK "\r»STT* 25 SPARTAN MOTORS lo. V^rer, very clear,. onbrSSJ©. pus i Mock, prefer grads production cost today-over $30, 1 »#CKCA>* 2-<4^2. 2b etgr smderts. FD7-2540, 25 000. Now available for $22,500. Located 25 mln. east of the Cap¬ Rapid THEStS PRINTED service, tjuallty Diaro 7^-7^2.^" SO with additional e«yalpmer.t. itol Bldg. This property will print*. Al*o blue printing. tv *-sn» $55. Call 555-2451. 2* USED SML oTie U5«l'PER VISED, pleasant, fur- ■ please the executive family who nlshed. cooking, parking, JDFN T FH06LFM' Call 3fl.5V> MALSFr, Sfwting rifle, from campus. 123 Albert. 552- across want room to entertain large grotgis. Call Greer Realty Co., CAPITAL CITY BLUE 221 S. Grand 22M a Street fk^dr Shop. Realtor IV 4-153S, evening* Mr*. '?TvX.k. Phooe552-5565. 25 . . Mall etc IV 4-5296. 2* mtjsf -J****', ,, trerlca» and tnrtigr If Lot & Found WTOBSEUVKS ■ Lor "" mcieape- Call 555- wtv-t 4P»- -SPM 411 Friday «rd Sstur. direct from company. Call John, Lfl5T AOCLfRATE TYPIST. Theaea. <.%4f after S. As*. Iter Choc*. E. Kalamaroo. _ or Pe«ey Hall Our best buy and near-cairpus Apply - J«ck ? "4 5. 555-5415. 25 manuscripts, term papers, etc; ^ <^turday, large red purse. home. Many extras tnclade ear- Mgr., Per" v-'.^v Finder call *15433561 collect. Re- experienced. Janet Ronk, 532- pet. drapes, washer, dryer, and oskey. MlrKit:sr. .* Whse »aH*, «.«r PREXSF: H it sno^a. ymr car MCHAW\ KIC., e*cei!ent condl- air conditioner. Thi* home i * neat 8064. <, C26 . ______ s»1 IRiMS. Ortftnai ?>ee«ds Fresrone. Fact; It sjsov araS design. AppraKlmate- as a pin and has shaded lot. 5S5- "440 W«* S . 4*a- TSenrfere.. \t«r car needs Mel's ly 12*14. vith pad. Call Ml I- ANN BROWN, typIM aitt muiti- aftec 5. y* A arc Ser»->ce, Sl5 Gratid L'0ST You Just can't buy more for lit** offset printing (black and ment for »•.-r * $12,800. Call Green Realty Co.. 2-1301. Rivea-. S52-52S5, 25 white, and color) IBM Genital Realtor IV 4-1353, evening* Mrs. Mallek IV 4-5296. 26 typing, term papers, theses, dls- tTJFVSTHTS serration. ED 2-8384. __0 mld-DecrrrS-:. LOVES ftLWl^Ct AaL? Vl^vemher 5. LAW - CW pair of mee.'s iyeT FOR SALE or trade: Home in "cAR <51 TOMUN60N. experl- transports Dor Service Columbus, Ohio for house In East enced typist. Term papers, thes- s's a grease Encellen; closing selectiwr. ice |'*s*s ^tb. smoke grey frame. Lansing. Available December or dissertations, general typing. wse*l»er Jab, all skate*, toy*, 212C Psnewglll, Rew*rd- call 5S5-2frSfr. 28 — , c^^ange, banwv cbeck. or ceen- Lansing. January. I mile from O.S.U, and collect Eaton Rapids. 44816. C PortonaT Pahelle. Call Columbus 488-3796 after MX) p.m. or writ* box 547X. seroce Yot car rebr raifto. AM-FM. Grey wbitecolor. *HES and menty invt 26 EXPERT THESES, general typ¬ 10 ^ speaker. Like new; alar V**". BvtcAt Insurance for ing. Electric typewriter. Exper- H,1! P10^ ' DEAN & HARMS \ -M mcord Call OR "-TbSS, plaver. both for 555. b lgh - FOR SALE by owner; 4455 East- ienced di*sertatloo typist. Near BRODY. 332-5545. t.f. un,t! w ! r«P«nvf, V way Drive, Okemos. Three bed¬ room ranch, finished family EDIE STARR: rmrr T%. f*. Ta^ie »TH^SE5 - ocorcycle and room, carpeted Typist, these*. percent, led al! cewps. KAN & HARMS ; gooi condttioe. car accidert in partang lot by birch kitchen, thermopane win- living room, All living units j:* ! Can Rocky Scfceibwr, 4**-60D~ Natural Science building on Wed., 'dowa. 1 I fl car attached winning .an engraved, g«!| garage, •*** large lot with mature land-see¬ «>»-«»• o« s.r bolic of 100 percent tost* ing, 5 minutes from MSL Priced If KA&t "". PUkWES, KK reg¬ to . sell' Shown by appointment rvpserrwRETTniSTa istered, siK**,^ weeks old. S23 printing. Woash Gr^phic Servlce. "* only. Call ED 7-0997. 27 Suns*c L-tn*- East Lansing. ED2- Located betwen campba and cap- Employmeri< —. llU- 2< itol on 1720 East Mkblgan. Phone The drive, sponsored lyM REGISTERED NUtSES - after- t»2bZZ2Sk, £ Phi Omega, rationil s«rrle»| temlty, and Sptrw ' STUDENTS nwsrtf or tagtes.»ti£: orpar?tSine. fAlft JATR psytnaees of $5 per TV SERVICE. Special rate for Ml FAST bey SPACE Gt»4 aalary ph» afflereaelai. League willcpntinufthroupf| Al*f apentnf Hoc pkysaca: tiera- nsowi; or a Stiverconacdesewtng ^ED A HAIRCLT?.To*n'a Bar- collet* housing. Service calls. mactoe «1A 2 if. 7ag aalv alight- bcrsbflp, 3002 Vine St. West of p*. dsv*. Pfeone EDJ-Otei. 32 br used. Total balance only Sears' Fra^Jor Store. Oppoett* You Can Do H, Too ! SL* w. r.a* nr^ iit. 96. Phone IV «-5011. 28 Marak Drug. Opee 8-5:30, Tuea., LEARN TO FLY at Sberee Avi¬ DUE TO AN ERROR rtur.. I Sat S barber*. CsU ation. Low rate*. 3 miles north 1714. 25 MAHKt Sii^erTj T\' 4-W44. Alsoctlsdlea'bair.C an Abbott Road, Davis Airport. ON OUR PART, Goad Soaol Dancing Begins at KiWiK? n\k Z** * ^ L.ikf Pbone ED 2-0224. ^ hootoeepff*. *»• «UC«1. aao KMpm.ptc- THE BRAND NAME and re- mmtbriagi^ «1*3CS gggULBW TV-gfePABTog J c^oa^. Gr« Late E»- —r 11 lL'**t*- »H»0. w«le ya w^ or one "SEASON MATES" dRIHIR M aey sarrtce. ED 2-4169 far q>- guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 a. m. APPEARED IN OUR 3022 £. Michigan. Call IV 7-5558' AD ON MONPAY Enroll TODAY it # OCT. 29v 1962 rffgurm: pgaHgTng AMERICAN eaxwlierr STATE NEWS WANT-AOS BY MISTAKE. WE ARTHUR *■ ares, cm jss-iffis. coa*3sraeai. %X 2 GREETINGS CARDS WOULD LIKE TO 1ft w a i t: t a e rt« Witt tassjl, V bfir MATES* APPOLIGIZE FOR lamp. $10. ED 2-12S* «f«r HEADQUARTERS THIS. HOJ> VkKTTT* AT THANK YOU * For Rem TODD'S GENTRY SHOPS OHLSIN Alw $225 *o JJf/|I QJ TO SAIL Wedding R"* j HOLLAND ' AMERICA RSSgJ CALL COLLEGE rhomp»on'« J Travel Office 223 Esst Ls®51* t g**t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, Qotober 31. 1982 9 UofM, ! Placement I Junior Council Chrysler interviewing at th« Placement Bureau Monday. November S. Ad- dnional Information U«th«PUce- Inttrvlewln# Mechanical, Cham- leal, Civil and Electrical f«w»r». En- To Sponsor Sag frfflrr CUSTOM SHOT Sign Pact meni Bureau Bui latin (or the weak of November S-fc Tannaasa# Valley Authority tn- ter*l«wln| Electrical and 'Faculty Fling' "Faculty Fling," the flr.t an¬ The Unlv.r.itv Anchor Hocking GlaaeCorpor- M«chank al and Civil Engineers: SPORTCOAT «# ui «... nual faculty variety .how, spon¬ ha a mada *n 2LJLHH f*? ,Uon ^tarvlralng Mechanical, Math. StatUtlce, Economics, Bl- sored by the Junior Council, Chrysler Co™ ClvU« Chemical and Electrical ology. Bacteriology, and Jour- will be held Ch«ml«ry, P~*e- -U- Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. vesication t .* t,on Administration. Marketing Travelers Insurance^©. Inter- Under the direction ofMurlene d?en* f .ll^!, IK ^ TSJIL? T k »w>j Junior High tti| Vocal rhe next project of J-Council $45 $30 president * d. se Chrysler neers; applied Mechanic., Math Music. High School Busli 50 . o— . , and Physlca major.. ucatlon ucatlon (includes sh shorthand) - direction of Nancy Lewis, Detroit the . .33 fn w fl ndt1®velo«>- Kordite Corporation - Subsld- rv-ni-r gr.^. December grads only, 55 ; .36 lary of Mobil Chemical Co. - In- YWCA interviewing Sociology. , oriented ented n«.w». projects will be prt»- ■I aented to the Chrysler. The studies may be tervlewlng Mechanical and University by Chemical Engineers; Flnanclal Administration and Chemistry, Religion, Education, psychology, Social Work, Physical Educa- Hon. Recreation and Social Scl- (While Thfcy Last!) THE NIGHT BEFORE HALLOWEEN •• And Spartan on specific projects In connection V3 OFF I n prtfO" Thi* youn® lady anticipate* how the'II *lth ajotetta uniform. Telephone To.) Interviewing all while dx. -State Newt Photo by Mark Krattof ] i'ennfield Schools Battle majors from the College of Pus- 25.000 times' fi Under the *gt eement - Ready For each Creek »nts interviewing Elementary - study request Chrysler acce 1LJ* Educ1rH' "P 'he program have been covered Engineer 20 houra. by a rrt4lner furnlshed the un,_ K «v51 "'.varsity Vlll- Another safety tip fi-om the Midland-Ross Corporation - verslty of Chrysler \part- AMA Is that a child shouldn't Surface Combustion Division - "We are pleased with this —n full face mask. It may search agrcemi Halloween r^rr Post-Halloween **" ji the slide down over the eyes and t It may serve as a earlier this pattei * blocking his vision, and some- Other Michigan Industries," is. 1 daddies times causing suffocation, Painting on a false face with Hatcher declared. "The Uni¬ Dance Planned in order for versity is ready to cooperate with eyebrow pencil, grease paint or other firms interested in broad¬ A post-Halloween dance, spon¬ fyrs. Robert Purns. of burnt cork offers an easy solu- ening the economic base of the sored by the National Association intf \ illag*. They have Hon to the mask problem accord- for the Advancement of Colored ~ r the occasion, lng to the .AMA. ^ 'ople will t'eopie will be held at the East hev like salted F may be flamepi ,.(«y. cos.ume. .7?:,™™.''"^,,°' "'f"" * Legion Hall vichs'. 1110 A, them in a simple solution; by d'f,ng Chrysler's cloa. Chr,.t,r-. close .„oe....on association w.,1, with mldnilsitors. ounces of borax and three ounces evolved of the protest move- - out is told by a neigh- of boric acid. In 1904 America could boast of ments in the South. s than 40 These simple precautions help is" ipped at his some Bacon Sale Young Tender Insure that the tots will make By 1947 the number had a single it home safe and sound, the AMA to an estimated concluded. 1961, to 7.176,000. 2.440.000 and jumpod by Admission to the dance is SO cents. Dress is casual, but cos- tumes may be worn. Small Lean All good i-ib.pkg. Beef Liver Spare Ribs Super Right '-lb- Ranch Style 2-">. p*9. 290- 390 Michigan No. ? Fresh Fryer Legs Breast 49 Florida POTATOES^ Emperor Fresh Grapefruit Grapes Mushrooms Marsh seedless or Pink Q lb. bag 69< 2,b> 29< 49<»> A&P Angel Soft Applesauce 4^49 Facial Tissues ^ 3 «°^49c A&P Vegetable Mix or Match Sale WILBER WOLVERINE A&P French Style Green Beans, A&P W.K. Corn C $1.00 ' 17 17 oz. cans |1 knows the A&P C.S. Corn; Reliable Peas u Frozen Foods Marvel Banquet Meat Pies irick For A Treat! Beef, Turkey, Chicken - 8 oz. 5 for pkg. M. 00 Ice Cream 12 Squash Libby -<«• 10'ea. Vanilla Vi gal 49^ pkg. Treat yourself Blended Juice A&P 6 can 10' Flavor pkg with the Jane Parker Potatoe Chips Mb. £Cc 32-oz. container » 1963 WOLVERINE box Liquid Detergent 59c plus 25 extra plaid stamps plus 50 extra plaid stamps. Jane Parker Scare from: >ofafoe Bread 2 39c Donuts one up 2tc "Vour Living-unit Rep. All prices In this ad effective thru Sat Nov. 3rd in all five Lansing A&P Super Markets "Wolverine Office l^nion Board Desk Salutes its first customer Dr. WiUiam ON ITS THIRD YEAR ANNIVERSARY Spartan Bookstore Spartan Book Merchandise Helpful Services Features Hole • Punching Used and New • Special Orders M.S.U. texts • Packaging for mailing| Complete line of • Free cartons paper bounds • Paper cutting Children's Books • Out of print book Bibles service Gift Books • M.S.U. text Study aids information Current fiction and non-fiction » Buy back i >■ t. W M.S.U. texts W wrrnj fc* «%• S»**wi |M1nri M.S.U. supplies *«• «« *<*».fmr ~ ^ im W<«m, MiiilW* Dr. VlUlut H. Prefer of Music the Kindergarten through the Eighth grade. M.S.U. sweatshirt Adults and childrens it W SerKsr : lifkz State Ufelwrecitx has serre<$ as A*lfcor i2f± ee-ovilti*t»r of the THIS The first six pupil's books, teacher's ed¬ itions. accompaniment books and COME IN 15 MttSTC SERIES recordings AND Ally* for use with the series hare been published sl2we. "Wit* leadimg tea*efc«rs a»d in the past tare years. Books seven and uacr;t5<«i :x tke fiete! he to eight ► Oid and used books ^Serelope-d a of the series are to be published eariv in **sarhx y*ar se*$a«gtff*i ■ approaek of textbook Jar fifee teaching '■of as taste fro* 2S«3. BROWSE ► MS.U. remembefunce SPAXTAM MBCTQRE SS •*&*£ TO »a*f OS. SUR AS A STEADY CUSTOMER1 ft em s Store hours: Monday thru Friday 8:30 to 5:30 Wednesday till 9 SPARTAN BOOKSTORE YOUR SUPERMARKET FOR EDUCATION OF ANN I MiX.