Inside MICHIGAN Weather UNIVERSITY STATK TATE NEWS Mostly dowdy and with temperature* in the 50* •. CHence alfta. «( r«i«i war war T Hurt day , 5* 111 I I r ■ Rot Lansing, Mtchlgnn •• Thursday. November 1. 1962 fr-'-Tr'' - I • I - — — ■ ■ ■ ■—Price 1Q$ oward Refuses to Quit AUSG Post rea Near mpusto Congress y Dry Studies ow WiH Ke©p -uor Away Fa*: lasvsln* Situation , N.^. G, »!»**.« - . ■ ;ty ituMNMl Of <',a». fcOt the ...; MSL' Ci Wednesday night. Nehru himself, almost 73. took over the key post with its urgent responsibility of waving off Red China's attacks on India' ern borders. TCiough Menon's fall wascush- twelve students, bearing loned by * new appointment as the Klva, xpressed views slm- placards denouncing #*• UWver- tl*r to those s the pickets' Minister of Defense Production. Heads and to refratr *»ty - forced resignation of Bob powers. Most, *wever, looked «*« Cabinet switch was an im¬ decisions. HowtrJ If AWpresident,pick- portant victor* for Ms critics *nd walked Blood Harries assured tl eted e.« Klvi iecttire'of Idtwrds of MSI Stanley Honors Ccl- Jerry Cohen. Junior and * Merrick, N.Y. « « »<««« ***** nation was Drive explained the Improvement Almost simultaneously with the iking past evolved from "rumors wv heard —— In class today. Nobody started ouster, the United States T Debate it." he contended. nounced ft Is airlifting weapons "One professor was supposed to India. thie tic Director "Blggte" "if it keeps coltuf this w;iv. to be down here also, but he said "We will be supplying types of Mi n, assistant chairman of the thinlc we fight come close to on he couldn't make It. He said he equipment needed to meet the d of the Ingham Country blood K0*1 °f 2.200 pints," he Discift/in*' Method Screening might come later," Cohen said. He added that he was picketing gresslon—f Chinese Communnlst ag- <•'« er, id" called the fall blooddrive Wednesday. "We ran into .i few wirh publicity and the change it said, problem' ( ailed Correct Legality fsntry weapons and ammunition "I hope because of the resignation of our students wtl HowarvS. transport and communications alive," he said. Another picketer, Prtice Mc <^utpment," a State Department At 4:30 p.m. Wednesday. in the race for the Ked Crosc An Informal Student discussion lden by a faculty rather than a student Cornell. a Grand Ledge sopho- spokesman said In Washington. 306 pints of blood had ' plaque award for living oistration on the ethical and legal aspects of screening speakers was hel/ picketing because of Howard's sed I The fulf lllnr flow of Pr 3 a 520 three- fall's drive, units achieving 100 per cent dona- tions, Farmhouse fraternity still iloodwlll Judiciary, John Fuzak, dean of it free of students, and Harvey Elliott, All- anypartofthe University Sti Reorganize Tuesday. Humanist Society Meeting Bob Howard, former forced dismissal from office. He said he had been against the Kennedy's pledge to give rapid «nd sympathetic consideration ■n to set world falling on our holds its lead with 47 percent, Moving into a close second only requin the Ingham county Wednesday. . agn president «n appeal from India's Prime face." Munn said, nl Housing of AUSG: Ernest Gieen, Little Speakei *gB!nst ommlttee, not previously act- talking Minister Nehru for Military as¬ He attributed a lack of publicity place with 33 per cent is Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity, Elliott and Fuzak, In inter- for donations is be- views, both said the CCC lead- Rock. Ark., graduate student; sistance repel the invaders. for the "terrible" jng. to drop. How- Bower co-op presently holds utes and one hour, ers" had violated a faculty rul- n®«th Monningh, Ionia junior: (Continued ever, he urged the students to take third place, donating 21 percent, atioB will "Wher they knock out of of- on page 6) ivlll be going today ing, thus It was best referred nv« and Lorry Barry. Hastings sen- tVe an officer elected bythestu- advantage of the final two days of followed by Ileal co-op with 11 f students '®r were members of the student dent body. It's an affront to the the drive to make the effort a sue- per cent. e coffee and dough- Student Conduct, panel, chaired by Mel Bucholta, students," he ejtplained. Fifth place is now i furnished for all The Dean of Students refers * Tied Sous- !v8e* York senior. who Noah Speer. FallsChurch, Va.. Phi Mu sorority with t preferred to cases to the student -isdic- Also present *as Dick Mc SOphomore and publicity Judiciary, Phillips and South Cas lenext Friday will e the final day He also has final say on dis- «.ng office ClellsB, former National Student his sign as comment on chairman for Alpha Phi Omega with four and three pe his be¬ •East f0r the drive wi hoursof9a.m. clplinary recommendations by a«s effect. Association coordinator and liefs. The sign read: "I May (APO), sponsor of the drive, Wilson and N< until 2 pan. the student judiciary. called Wednesday* ---campus P*ter Werbe, former Humanist not agree with what you say, Elliott, CentervilleJunior, said will be ad- Sorletv president. McClellan, but 1 defend your right to say mpared to theflri the action by the faculty com¬ ••> by the 4n Th M . alumni for the football game with with Castro in Havana the United Nations announced Thant was the ruling was made by the fac- two were The feeling of one of the i O rTOtCSt Minnesota Saturday. bringing back with him his entire contingent of U.N. advisers. possible points of view. pickets, who asked to remain Patty Johnson, "Since a faculty ruling was — Gran<\ Rapids unnamed, was that "The fe> Russian Deputy Premier Headed for epus.zcd. -How- even tho««h he may disagree with who try to do something about » (the University regulation of Speaker Group weekend. Miss festivities this Johnson and 1 time MOSCOW—First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoygan. U.S., Cuba a < violated, it's reasonable that the case wasn't referred to the stu- fishing partner of Prime Minister Fidel Castro, plar somedtagn lt. ^ TTus Is the position freedoms) will probably Two hundr^-pound J .me : will be presented before ieave for Cuba today quiet i of the faculty committee. be ostracized. Coff«, Grand Rapids senior. the game Saturday. rocket bases, it was lean.ed It (,over nor To Be The 19-year-old queen will be The opposite view, he stated. Amon« the S1«T1S carried dur* w 8 Protest dlet- Mikoyan and party of 15 are expected to stop ovei n New -ooncette is called "civil disobedience" ** demonstration was one Monday evening. Coffee, who , crowned at intermission of the York on the way. VIP At Game svolwrf ta Pcnon, this V)ew reading "Where ha- all " the ' 5' 10" tall, began a hunger strike homecoming dance which begins There was n trip from the Kremlin, EAST LANSING (UPI) - The believe that no one is bound to ' - 8 pun. In the Aud. (official sources reported Mikoyan had received a transit ■xt governor of Michigan who- a-e stiii Student homecoming (oUpw a law which he believes United States and that he would leave in a special er he is got good news Wed- crime? Freedom to speak and committee. For the past 48hours begin Friday night with a pep Russian pi by way of London; nesday. He will be treated as "There i as of Wednesday at dinner time, rally at Old College Field. Gander, NFLD,, and New York. "VIP" Tickets a at the next football Alumni events will be high¬ game between Michigan State and lighted by the annual alumni club Stevenson Visits Sickroom of Former First Lady the University lloble LUlu IV.w Mrnc •elf-lmposed "diet" is a presidents' banquet NEW YORK- Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, seriously 111 President of Michigan. John Hannah told av y'$ noiy uay IVIOSS protest against both the speaker Kellogg Center. temla and a lung infection, has asked just one person to visu Governor Swalnson Wednesday John A. Hannah will her, United Nations Ambassador Adlal Stevenson, a pensonal the schools have worked out a Todav Is the Feast of All Saints and political friend of many years. ***** Wtefc plan to escort the chief state and a Holy Osy of Obligation for ary alumni swards will be pre¬ Despite the Cuban crisis, Stevenson found time to Mrs. ~T1» «Jy dwyoftheLniver- aU■ Cathollca. reminds Rev. *1*6- Although he is not a executive during halftime at the Roosevelt's apartment at 55 E. 57th St., and look her a stty is to present all sides of James KavgMUgh< pastor su frlcnd of any of the games. The plan stems from the - h is * to the stu- judging of homecoming dis- couple of days ago. game this year at East Lansing, ,9 SaMjml ptrl#b individual, against *,om «tion plays begins M at 8:30 a.m. Satur- where Swalnson had ride All Catholic, throughout world, including the 4500 at MSU. the J" *- ** c®ur* SSlfSftS followea * ***' units st^Th^ing Crisis Prompted - Fi- w Washington-The Cuban crisis prompted l Export License . , around the outside of the stadium to ere erecting displays for a complete but temporary „ haifrime whiU| hl, Repub|lcM1 ^ ^r~^»iaiai Mfc u J—»«rn"Q » must attend Mass sometimedur- Ministration is wrong. the competition. freeze "" 411 ^•~ery bwWks W «• (ke faculty er Km li« the day. ' "1 don't expect the diet to do The displays will remain on munlst llc7sln8 f ntries, lt was learned Wednesday. ^ tor sh'Pment to opponent. George Romney walked across mid-field. MSU Masses « St. John's will be "J ** view t*til 2 pjm. Sunday. Winners Records made available by the commerce department, which died jt , • wttl be the football handles licensing, showed that not a single license was granted from Oct. 23 through Tuesday. and _ald £& r :v p * Miehtyan*SUte News., East Lansing, Michigan Thuridgy, Novemhr Crime and They Break ItU Punishment tragic that the faculty com- ®r freedom, A Dozen Daily mlttee on Student Conduct chose It'ts too bad that the commtttee •••■••■■■■■Sally DtrHckson disciplinary probation as a means was not formed In a more regular How many dormitory rul#» can a coed break in of punishment for six students At leeM * do«en--and that's without manner, but got off on the wrong trying c connected with the Campus Club breaks evory day. Consistently. foot by immediately aroustn Criminal? Hardly, But tf all tho rules Trtnfor»n«>«» wereTufa, susptcio ttis equally tragic that the stu- honorable discharge trom the dorm, tl she Xhe> Committee decision to •uch trivia, ft dents involved in the violation of p|ace the students on probation, Our COtd la pretty average. She wear* knee > 8kJn that particular method of showing Ur,urno.» jt has stifled dlscusston and century-type female. their displeasure. She Uvea in a typical women's dorm room with maturity In the student body and coeds. Throe femal* wardrobe* are cramm^! into tw, On the one hand, freedom of lt has cost two t^' ^ the students an Intel- The room la decorated with travel posters, whuh speech is an Intellectual Issue, lectual leader in Bob 0|i y H Howard, taped on the wall. There'a a 50cent fine for t*jv« 0ii :ho J.'iu''*1 and the Take a typical ctasa day. Oar coed gets up tn tl c University should encour- The action will have mon reperCuS- her coffee pot, and loosens her screen ajre discussion on the topic as it Just enough to sions throughout the student body. In off the wlndowalll. Whammyl Three mle-t bt 0'kr i Is related to Michigan State. dorms prohibit coffee pots without apecial permiis— Ithas placed the administration In one has. It's also Illegal to remove screens On the other, the students de- and to * bad light. The decision will lend wlndowalll. keep Itberately broke University reg- further credance to cries of She heads for the ahower to wash her hair pa- the shower Is tabu. There are special sinks in i ulatlons. They did It with the fore- ternallsm and dictatorial control, washing. know ledge that the University We feel the She comes back to her room and turns on i would have to consider dlsclplln- University can quiet hours. She plugs in her portable halt on the bed with tier Education 200ami « honestly Justify the _punlslimcjit» , rt;f. tuir j I.y allow students rhe to but welhtniTthit under the ctr- Ing quiet hours art tHtgtl and smoking on the bed •,« Later on, our coed puts on • kilt and heads d vn t0 proMM;^] obey or disre¬ vtining r» cumstances they should have let for lunch, stopping at the mailbox on the way. \ iPtt gard campus regulations accord¬ with some cash Inside, maybe. She takes ;• the students off with a more leni¬ ing to their personal feelings. with her. Tbla gal has problems. She ought to ent penalty. aren't permitted In the dining room...and si,, We feel the students involved The student probations will there, either. More demerits. approached the subject from an only When she returns from class late In the aftr . lend more emotionalism to the al¬ her roommate, who had classes from 8 till 2 p.n immature viewpoint. . time to make her bod this morning. She got a in our ready touchy subject of freedom I believe you're next, Sir.' society It is necessary to room check. Our coed gets into a pair of bennu^ • of speech and will not aid in a operate in the bounds of regula¬ to study tilt dinner time. tions and laws until you are con¬ constructive conclusion of the Letters to the Kdltor The intone rings. lt*sUncle Joe, who's In tow: jU5: and la downstairs waiting to see her. She dast rs.« vinced that the system is problem. and then remembera that she can't invite him int. wrong and will chance to not allow the student a develop his aims and for Legally the students reconsideration at any time. We suggest that the committee on may apply On NSA, Israel, an Article smokes, and amracing in the lounge Is not permitted, there—with his coat on. Standing in the lobby, s', can't stay in the lounge with his coat on. and she n icesls. TotheEditon wearing bermudas in the lounge. Only then should rou re - Holl will have represent- Let us make It unmistakeably Student Affairs grant and encour- one of our so-called intelligent att« whom Later that evening, after dinner, she's stud\;-.- , we may be proud clear that Israel is the "home¬ ... _ . . ... . .. campus leaders acted likea child of. land" of its own cinzens only. mates when the phone rings again. Both of her room- „ , we.eei, that v % the rebellious stu- age this. We would like to see the auk meeting, Just as the U.S. Is the "home¬ terms tomorrow, so she moves quietly into the W,: Committee break precedent and He used tactics that no intelligent. it's that cute character In her Nat Scl class, lnvin-c land" for American Jews. der.tt di i resident ..annan an ade- 90 day period is • this relationship ts a disservice Giggling in girlish glee, she looks up Just in un-.e i up. his temper and hurled insults to American Jews, and in the another representative, trotting down the hall on her evening rounds. 1 oo ;-oi«y The students should be pun- long run, perhaps to Israelis hours...another demerit. g 5 a # Another representative, after <. . .auurt. ished. They should be made to re- ms effort* to do awav with nsa Our coed's pretty excited about this date--ever if :t: is after last spring's Leonard R. Sussman, Executive s,ii2e that direct rebellion is not pro^ fut11*- * Director American Coun¬ coffee at the Union grill. She forgets to sign out. She p' ,u ^fascist ^Ptake. episode - .4., that the answer, organisation?" I think cil For Judaism R.A., who says she'll take care of it. Whew! No three-u yet. However, they that this representative should penalty after all. do not hsve freedom of speech should be allowed to remain in hls f#ct* «■«*«*«• h« «• this campus. tbeir positions of responsibility because*t^SewJ LongEditor: To the Hike to The date was ftm—and our coed, dashing in Just in ::tr her room totellher roommates about it. Mas. She forgets n m Therefore s committee that is to In. Five minutes late. prove that the University has <***RS»tior>. t challenge anyone After reading Chuck Reasor's composed of intelligent f a c u 1 ty letter concerning staff members She snuggles into bed shortly after midnight, .and drifts members and student leaders a more m»n,re gr,sp of the issue who are not allowed to use staff dreamland with nary a care. After all, there arc no penalties at oflaj than the students have evinced sort—no demerits, no late minutes, m does no: Apposing Niewp^tnts at the To the Editor: parking facilities. 1 wish to thank represent a tightening of ?.hu« far ^ Same time. A campus friend of theAmeri. him. t am also a student whose for sleeping. Yet. control. Rather it offers We feel that these represent- c*n CouncH for Judaism was wife works a chan¬ Let's not make on campus, and one a nel to martyr out of *0v** should apologue for their Wnd to send us an item to whom the "saving" (loosely attempt to legislate speak- Bob Howard outrageous conduct. They should frx*r' ** of .Oct. defined as a "fringe benefit") Poirt o* View- grow up *nd act like adults. concerning a talk by A bra- of $25 means absolutely noth- wwMMeBMWMMMMvwBMwaiase ham Oaron. Israeli Ambassador ing. If it does mean anything. Frank Tomascfk the United States, before Lan- lt simply means that my wife The Midwest Reaction Thomas Bradly A SM Emmons Hall sing Jews. Ambassador Dsron, according has to of workl!* pay $25 for the privilege university, to votir report, *p^«l«d to all Mr- RMSor summed it tp pret- To The Cuban Crisis Agrees Jews to support Israel by ac- ceptlng their responsibfiity and v*u- but 1 would ,lke 10 » wfeat the> Name Game" (Oct 24>. pararus advances the claim that wives supposed to walk to work? lnstesd McDonald's hard-hit- Israel is the "homeland" of all ting, penetrating article hit at Jews, something this rvarior seems col¬ lectively lacking in—Justifiable PCKJQBG3 UEJL13 pride ir. their ceuntry . Crossword Puzzle □□aann naaaa Dnfornar.ately. we are co«ttn- □□•3COB unaaa ually wider sc aching attack frosr, noij HLiaa HHQ the L.S.SJL and me neural na¬ aaaa aBsaaaa The Cabar crtsfts wSI not be resolved by tions as being "imperialistic.** □huegj aaa nggress;or and radfe Indeed, (as was pointed out in acts. A persor who panics tfce ODD □□□□□ " a crucial sscoetior: staves Bathing by stniar^ article) ha*! we acted as □aaoDDD aaaa atx bisufiy. the Semie: Ualec did we would , □DL3 □□Qu] naa The- pre-serr' bystena is the sort wfeacb by new have syaply taicer. ov$r IS Divin* 39 Maltlxiuor feeds *C Hv*h rn UDQOQ EJEaiaaa or xtmcZi uni ta*es at. a life it as »wr„ ft mayhe Mexico, or perhaps the -car: be Panaaaa, or ever. Canada—as the □aaao aaanaa sttppec if infitvidajds wi;, step snd ttanfc. Soviets have done □□□□ □□□aaa aar uunrane the factors of their owij a Eastern eworior.alURr as ueCi at the issars. Then iet Earape. those rHDcmal mer wtic sfiect i le>t.' better abotr. our actwxss pt>Acy dc me act- 18. Clumty AL'SG Action STATE NEWS T« she Editor: We, abe met; ot Enarra Hall NATURAL SHOLDER ALL WOOL BLAZERS [*» Stick | OLIVE, BLACK rsL 95 or BLUE •dries in BUm mm leisure trails In. elipp^"' " aport com. Masterfully tailored ui COln*nie«t, A tp enhance slim natural lines, w -8hop^ Sears Your -• - j,! -» or and Save- M***1 ^ I State New*. E«»t tansing, Mk-hif.n Thursday, November 1. .1962 3 iiiiaril Krucer Job '} Democrats Hope To Upset | iSKs'SSad- AUSC 'The growth of public Go em- Republicans in , ^.preslttoWi «w ployment the attitudes 3y 3ARB BRADLEY Marie L. Hager. running for her and an income tax adopted. er r.reenvW* wniO''. of the Amor lean people toward Of The State New* aec'ond term. Is concentrating on King said he considered fiscal J^Txcadew'^ BoiwtlM. thtir government." Daniel H. direct mailing aa a campaign reform the campaign's major la- [L appoint**". Kruger, said In "Trends In Pub- (This la the second Ar¬ technique. sue. He called for repeal of the 1^,11. #ho acted ^ llf Employment," a recent re- ticle in e two-part aeries Eight-term GOP veteran Har¬ Business Activities and Nuisance r w Howard, 8*,(1 ,n h#r prim by the School of labor and about Ingham county can¬ old Hungerford haa worked with taxes, which he said, are dis¬ 14 that she Industrial Relations. didate* for three state House Mra. Hager. He haa been a mem¬ criminatory and based ,w,«on*l loyalty" » How- Kruger. associate director of el ber of the Brotherhood of Rall- ability not oti Jba.*l<" commitment the school, give# reasons for the Representative seats. road Trainmen Union for 30 to pay. 178 percent tnrF**?* liVgovV.n- Two of the- — following four years. - - —n^cTnaidates "again split on |H##*rd's removal. the vlous that mv 0*>r- ment employment since 192« and Michigan candidates, from the first The candidates split sharply on aid to state colleges and unlver- predicts a further Increase. Specifically, he w;ia charged districts, will represent res¬ Senate apportionment. King and sltles". ;ivenea# hsvo b*en ,n 0f theSUR reprints, With possessing narcotics without ident* in the city of Lansing LUllefors support their Demo¬ The GOP candidstes and LUlle¬ j» imlthMthrnewpre#!- "Work Rules and Practices in having a state license. cratic platform, calling for more *<• his own Man Production Industries," township in the Hou»e in fors said they felt the state uni¬ Koepke appearod before Jus¬ equality. Mrs. Hager and Hunger¬ versities were given all possible Jack Stleber, director of tice William Rlpatrt of l.ake City 1963 and 1964.) the ford both back the GOP stand for funds during the last sessions bo- r MihmlitedhlB)school, discusses work rules Tuesday and demanded » pre¬ Two Democratic candidates Usllluitlonmont problems in area representation in the Senate. cause of Michigan's flnsncial manufacturing and liminary examination on the are stepping up efforts to unseat Three of the candidates agreed suggests solutions, Charge. He was released on a the Republican Incumbents from that the stale needs fiscal reform But King said the legislature ittued, "I feel A third recent publication In $3,000 surety recogni/ancebond. the first district in the House of but Hungerford called for was not eco¬ Justified In cutting college ji«ry I purpose and ideals neflts hat the SUR series is a "Blbliogra- Grand Rapids (VPI)--A|2\000 Representatives. nomic reform before fiscal re- pi,y of Brftlth Labor ajxHUdlcal Federal grant is helping pay the If the pair--Bruce S. King and t "The Republicans did notmeef i , \ Urn negated Journals 1MXM914," Manfred Lilliefors — by Miss way for 30 more ment«lly re¬ su xeed In it pract their |l»rl« 150 BOTH RINGS You have (or will have) your Ph.D. or Master's Degree YOU MAY FIND THAT A MOVE TO MARTIN WILL BE A MOVE UP IN YOUR CAREER ... 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According to co-captain Mtke We Ti» PJe. $t*»na-Fam Hou**, O* TKo State New* swimmer of !0r»2, *rfx^ evcels Wood, "our team 1« as gvx»,1 a* telegraph flowers world-wide A pass frow Stev* \ VHing< tv> tn the frees trie events. eus S, »*-iuv PI. George ia»i year, but we compete against *00 &U.-UXA. MS Are# Gamma -F arm Joe Pergaita tn the ftnat #tan?a P«0|Mrtted PMF to a 116 vic¬ r<^ tory over the Husttery. Rw Returning with three nvemhers of r*vo>\'-i-reaking «*v-yd free- the our of NCAA Grommee, Nmerfty and mkldt* dlstaar* ami Mike Araxwvt, free- «yte» rtoulil add to the team's man* rough." top schools it wilt be Barnes Ui 1 VSI LANSING F Jorrj Flsvsm ran four vani* in Rough or not, the Spartan ESI field 2: *ty*e retay tesm. atkt a surplus tankers can the last quarter for the eapect atvme lively I S.P. only tally of itther latent, the Michigan meets this EpaiWm-s.A.M, - SOT 1 noted CSC ?-0. State year, prsmartty Psl Swimmers face pt vsbahty against t»tg Tan champ tmttana KW,. McK inner and t arry Jeffers < counted for two teuvhdo«nsand against St! r>l* tw squad and rival Michigan Minne- CELEBRATE three other tank :eams. I WW T.aMlsMd » ■ csf M t« led Evans Scholars t*> a J6-0 ;»mp past Magaffevs. Last yea*. Slate's tankers the End 01 IMfioMfc plifcceil fourth tn the Pig Ten "*. eww-«*»tt» Rotly Wlloott passed tor Abbot, W. Mayo t t*x> , MO K» Sigma-A.O.t>. and SiVh tn the NCAA. „ ■ ; -4 h> live fc«5 Pi K.P.-Triangle. teucKlswtvs a hard as vktery Arsenal ground out over the Atis- Coach Charles McCatfree's MID-TERMS *» p.a twa-/.fu\ t?is ixt.ivt.cm. tvvrats I3M0, " St. Gtrards managed a last hopefuls tnchnSi co-capt«tlt Mike Wood, member of the champion lie for Honors -v# ph» a ♦.<» Asher-Vet*. *CC-yd freestyle tram and stand¬ In Dorm Swim Student patter toocSWn onapassfrom " Don graft out in the 100 ami Too Cold Ue Kayak* e^tje Dollar W, Pig Ten ehanip Ml. in the 22ft CvwCaptaln Jeff Tw dortn champu TW Kayak »eason it ovet due Mattswn, member of the 400-ytl to cold «wsl»r. Practice a; t ake Celt Velleyball (Vvp-vHit rates te«-hed a >w» freestyle relay group, SO-yvf minf. I atwtm wttl begin again wh*r. the high in wvlleyWtt-go-round this freestyle ami 100 ami 200-yd W#»t Ma ye and Abbot tip,! Faculty weather turns warmer. pr*>Ntbl\ backstrvvke ace: ami Ptll Wood, »eek. t-leven out ot U first place in thr dorm meett »the Spriag. scheduled teams forfettevl. As thirxi member of the aOO-*vj re¬ Tuesday with scores of ?Op.i a result only 9aJ**int«(« eight of !" games lay team, ami ace tn the 200- Case, with JI poiiM* took tl »wr pl»y«\i yd individual Re*Ktenct tt*U badminton wilt Mon^ mevllry. place And Rather with IS pv Tuesday. be held at ? tonijht in the *pom wa» fourth. FLING -t ; <.s«£»lt e*- Carol Harding, evvmen's intra- Other outstanding returning Coo«K Ctatlet McCaffcee m-homer Aretv*. members of the The top au teams from : squad include: Stamp's flr»t collegiate claa CompetVrtt ui itve ii:islej fcc fOixed ta vli'op te«m meet ml! swim for the all ,< T--*l £.« W«UllJ are *Mh a Van Luwa.,.junior—dtvev; Netl- TT-HSTnsr -> West Shaw **. Fmmcwt. Arm- versify championship with Where: Union Ballroom llminarv warm-ups incUkte the st-.-otvjt vs. East Shaw, Wilson vs. Set tcorea m the fames play- Stron*. who witl uke cm- tor Case and &atle$ v», Pr\*n, e%l in the resuVtve hall I Michigan A At' mrei at *nn Arbor, sororitv leagues. eague graduated v. art c. R, and the Pig Fen relays West Mayo tor* first in *?. Mwday, eere: U, I andon vwe 2, butterfly and Pill Orivw, Paitey* Wlt»an vs. Armstrong, w. Landon t*o 0 N. Williams 2(*V-yd breaststroke contender. at Plootnington, Itui., Jan 5. 100-yard free style relay Emmoft* West Shaw andCase Coach Mc< affree feels he has 25-yard breast stroke, ami pi vs. one I. w. landon When: Nov. I & 2 tw\> 0; Case Sophomore HopetUl* fnclude a |vhx1 working tram Kit points vt. Dryww ore J. Case five ft Phillips one itU* * <* ! r>*; American Padtnintw single< tn the Fra- 2. Rather one ft w, Yakelev one Dick Gretrtngcr, who was v\>ted strong achrvhilr this Medley swimmers *werr V Maggie ternit> league have heen decided, 2, S, Campbell t*v 0; Rather Dougherty Expects Team MartVfear- Thursday & Friday four 1, Rather two ft and Put¬ the double* are awaitmg . comple¬ ter ftekl three 2. Butterfield six Abbot took second place* In te w» determine tfte Fratenvitv Chan^tonshsp. 0. At Peak lor Gopher Game the medley relay, 50-yard free¬ Sorority - tndepender.t I e ague style and 25-yard breast stroke, t.C. A's Dale Time: 8- 00 P.M. the first time this sea Mansherger de¬ scores Tuesilay were: /eta Tau the medley team included t uanne feated Jay I crnev a< /.B.T. to son, Coach DttflY Dattgherty Is Prowe, Carol Gothelf, Matne wtr, the sitsgtes in bedmttMon. Alpha 2. Off-Campus two t; Kap¬ expecting his MSC football squad /ucchet and Abby Nlchter. pa Kappa Gamma wvn by -Vfault. to be at full strength for a ( ase Hall took first In the 25- Machine Erf^et Ran^een Residence teams winning t»v default were; Wilson one; N. game. Several first team players yard crawl and the 25-yatH Student & Faculty Joe tXjmini received two pas¬ were nursing minor injuries hreaststroke. The other first se* for TV's v'ampbell: F. ^'akelv: Phillips gtv.rtg The Machine early thts week, but everybody will be of Daugherty's hopes Variety Show one two; W. Mayo; (,'ase twv>; and place was copped by third place the edge over Rangoon. 1?-$. was ready for Wednesday's prac- for breaking through, Minnesota's Rather with a 50-yard freestyle PTS slaughtered the 69'ers Snyv«er one. touj^h defensive line. 500 500 17-7 on the efforts of PudSwarti, The big Gopher defense, paced Winners in the five ";zz: events 9»«rt» caught wro passes atvl pwts ami IVwev I Ineoln, the by slant tackles Bobby Pell and threw two complete for TD*s. 1962-63 Swim Schedule 'artsns hard-runnittg backs, Carl Filer, have held four teams were: of ( ase 25-yard crawl. Sue Krave - 13.9; 2S-y*r,l back¬ »re nursing minor bruises scoreless. early stroke, Marilyn Aitken o rvc. S-Michigan A At': (S week, but appear ready for Mavo - IS.4; 25-yard br< FAKE A BREAK low •wise Jan. S-Ptf Ten Relays: 12- l«-tndiana: 26-Purdue: 29- on e Gophers. Daugherty ran his ftrst two de¬ fensive units against his scout¬ stroke, Sue Krave of Ca 19.7; 100-yard medley rela^ ing team. The scouttng team ran Mayo - l:0?.5, and 50-yard free¬ Powltng G bruised calf muscle: t ewls, a Minnesota's offense in a half style, Pam Higley of Rather . Mid-Terms and go Feb. 2-•Minnesota: to' -* State: 9-*North we stern: Powltng pulltvi knee muscle, and I Incoln, a bruised chest. All three suf¬ speed drill. Ed lothamer, out for the past , Green: 16-OhtoState; 2S-!lltnots. fered their injuries tn the In¬ two weeks, and guards Herb Henry's March 2-*Michigan: 7-9-Pig Ten Championships; 39-.**- diana game. Roger topes and Karl Lat» Paterra and Steve Mellinger, Sidelined since the Notre Dame NOV. 3 Ni.'AA Charttplonshlps. timer were alternating at Salrnes' game, started active practice *(»" Bait Lansing, Mlchiian Thursday. November 1, 1962 en Patty R Humanities Head Cites «» *•**• N«* b*»» **td sophomore Major Education Aims „ '• **Wd ' * of mouth l» fr«i> Cw«»l R*P»d* where ahe ,f !**•< °» «• *«*• IK actltttle* at ('an¬ tral Htfh School. She it major. lem* Greer pointed out that "thlt th*t Patty »*» t* »teret*rtal administration "The major aim of unlveralty Greer . m c* Michigan Stat* I* •ducation la to permit the »ru- glfn#rgHori hat a greater problem wmeeeiitfBf «*1 worked u a secretary for in |»4" a* an assistant profes- (n dent to become acquainted with understanding the world than it,< *u«rded •#» • Grand Rapid* automotive die- .or In the Apartment of htatory -""Zi' 7"^^ TmL'T l*?J Ui' nlfM. the »Hb«tw lam summer. She ha* a «?. ** - <*»»««<« ***h was later Z P JJ„; £|rtd out. i-7 «*•<* point aver.**. In all c myth* and *tere~ Jm , Patty alto like* to *«« and hat chairman of the department otypes are being allowed ti In the way of factti *bo« It m*d# iom* 01 hw" 01im «!<*♦»•. Greer la currently on sab¬ "Yet," he emphaslred. "factt ^r*». Mx m#com- cMlrros*. c""*" CaiWO » v^ry jtnc walker, New Ped- . batical leave and wiU ataume are hard to come by. The world * ford, U>IL t»ntAr Ma*#, junior, I. la runner- the post in January. will never be able to live with up In the queen eonteat. She It 'The Ideal tltuatlon in edu¬ Its problems unlets we can come 1*1 ^ a* *»* h« elementary education major » *•<* a*era(te. ". ■ *'V cation an la when me student hat inquiring mind and when the to closer grips with reality. Pas- leal ly it's a problem of educa¬ >«» to- '** She wai tecretarr of Jr. Pan- - . - (• t v profeasor wants to communicate tion and communication/* H *rU*r"*n A* * SPARTAN STADIUM PACKtO POft 1M1 HOMECOMING ideas to him," Therr is «n outside chance Greer eaplained mat barriers of avoiding nuclear war, Greer I j-t'ooDcii *nd worked on um Stadium Grew By 62*000Since*.'1914 In education occur when "stu¬ feel ft, but only If me military I*"'1 w»t*r Carnival. Her in- — " ""■" dents aren't Intellectually and diplomatic patterns of the "T.wt«r at <*wrday • terestt are *k!lng, sailing *nd cur- Biggerand Better In Future lout, or when students come to past are changed. nntresoi*. She will ,*» ff r*& rc>*** reading. Mary Jane •«» * crowwtu hw wsrortty, Chi Omega. was sponsored b ;* Hy Homecomu* Py Homecoming of lOOl.Spar-1001. Spar- The stadium hat 30 wired Sudlvim can be college because they realize the need of a diploma to obtain funire the "1'he need wrorld don't know how for a leaders realire change but they cwim Dane* StIW enlarged to hold ho ®5<>nomlc "i*1 *°clal status, to bring It about. ^ Otter members ^ "*^ of the " tan Stadium should have a capac- Western I'nion position* and SO 105,000. Should thin c e about, Th«?"<1 students see academic Their major fear In trying to lly, 139,000 — that Is. if the telephone network Installations. Michigan State would ?n boast P^lTams at a kind of ohstaeW bring about such Mcipat* In Include Maggie Allen, ttkewood. ne*t .19 years brings a change In that the large! v.M ttet are Ohio tophomore sponsored by change a* the last. the Big course rather than i Should the ncttl aria >. Spartan Tat. !«*ter*kl« North Campbell: Carol Ann When tf>e original stadium then " Greer received his R.A., M. r»lf.- 'ilTM mutic and L Coate*. Saline sophomore and called Macklin Field, was built Ktpp* Alpha Thet*; Maria Col- In IW3. it had a capacity of School Nickname A. and Ph.D In University of California htatory at thr at Perk- THOMAS GREER #^rr" "" wcl. Niagara Fall*. N.Y. soph- 14,000. Today. Spartan Stadium ley. in I95S. he was made full ICnH SAT. NOV 3 rsday omore. Phllllpt; Sheila Fvan«, holds a total af '6,000, except Rah way, N,Y. junior, Chi Ome- when there's a really Mg game - ga; Ruthann Helmrlch, Rtrmtng- like when Mlchlgm Is In town, Originally Rejected „ , , In 1042 Greer Joined me Air Foree where he participated w th® Air Force hlttorlcal pro- fessor and was appointed c man of the Great issues c< in 1961. 8-12 P.M. Olub will ham tenlor, K appa KappaGam- for Instance. Regarding current world r iw tW'HUhr'aileitsoli- —ilci^ro Soph- l4USM"ttt'*f of M tin* «tudlo. In w.»Mn|!ton.O.C. Fr. ?—• .»•»« J-s McRM*)r» McKinley, .M. thlt year, 77.W, T?,50l cheering «rj.V-t« are urgea Birmingham Junior, Alpha Phi crowded into the "Home of the chwrtAf f.R* shown 2 22? LIEBERMANN'S i* Z. rft'-a Wilt fea- nni Sherry Thur man. Trenton Spartans." •artv statue. Spartan jacket, was using he name the name of of Spart- Soar.- Hl«,07 of f Alrpower." Americr- - and sweatshirts. Even the paper *"*• The idea of promoting this 1 R » :Sw1r -: Lift in lunior and Delta Gamma. The first of me many in Macklin Field occured in changes 1935, cups we drink our cokes from n*m* for State teams stayedwlth ——; — ELECTRIC HOT POT -3*2 Students To Present * followed in 194$ *ltr<-.*dag'1 Th" the . Spartan warrior upon them. Just where did the Mlchl- " «n h*d received a story on a seats to 51,000. Agricultural College was changed Michigan State baseball game Peiitions a available for Instant Coffee From then on changes came Michigan State College of Agri- P'****1 ln Ceorgit during Spinster Spin rapidly, l ight years ago, ■ Chocolate, etc. t, pn'rfsor of dents, will be presented tonight the seating capacity wms raisevl cul'"rr Applied Scl ce*lJb of the South. Substituting the name "Sp»rtans" wherever "Aggies" may be obtained ln 338 Student at * lunch- at ? in 49 Ftlrchlld Theatre, to bO.OOO, and me following year f® the athletic teams '""f1 thc '"hl"* appeared, he print I the story ^rvtc<" or frofn th' vvs«^v- representative S rlckson The program consist* of"l- t the east and west upper decks °. 001 'f*butw-trr ruesdsv. tallan Strtw Hatt"(Act I) by La- were added to make the stadium „Jf„ unsatisfactory and partly In¬ Almost immediately. theMSC The Spinster Spin, sponsored s. Fwh contul blch and Michel, "Landof Heart's what it is today. compatible with the college's new newspaper accepted "Spartans" by AWS, Circle Honorary. Spar- -i*d J.^aux me Oetlre," by W.B.Yeats, and "Zoo Py this time, old Macklin Field as the school nickname. que*, or. behalf Story," by Edward AI bee. had been transformed so much Rapidly, | #1 tan Women's League and Tower ;t forhlt There will be no admission mat even the name To find a new nickname, a the na gained popularity, and Guar«uiu accomodations radio for. "Michigan ^|it|hjer ^h|e,.pi State '^ed^ color and vitality, and College," it YOUR PIPE HEADQUARTERS NOW OPEN At 11:00 A.M. tportert, and movie cameras. , George Al- f Snacks ■ Sandwiches' • Luncheons • Dinners The middle deck supplies fix- ed teats for 140 newsmen and " ° ronder what other sug¬ ° r w *r nf JT Quick and easy way n me number can be Increased to gestions had been submitted dur¬ Also Catering to ing the contest. He contacted 200 by using a third row of James Hasselman, who was in Private Forties • Banquets • Meetings charge of information services, and together they found the re¬ Central Michigan's Largest I if it Our Rathskeller Reader's Club To Talk jected entries in Hasselman's Open 5 p.m. Dtily On 'Swan's Way' wastebasket. Glancing through the rejects, Phone ED 7-1331 amplest l ake-Out Service at The Reader's Club will meet 7:30 pjn. Friday in the fourth Alderton's eye was caught by the name, "Spartans," and as he North Washington MAC'S floor Library Lounge. Marcel thought of Sparta, the ancient Proust'* book "Swann's Way" Greek city-state, where the will be discussed. citizens, through harsh discipline SELECT WINTERIZE Evergreen Wives and training, conditioned them¬ selves to be fierce warriors, and Kaywoodie's DOWNTOWN LANSING 107 S. Washington EAST LANSING 209 E. 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