•7 Campus for Homecoming Weather Kant n NEWS Cieudy and colder with rain changing to snow flurries. Outlook for Homecoming on Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 2. 1962 Price 10e Student President Replaces Protest Howard At in «te Likely Pro-Howard Petition! Top Sworn Into Office i Festlvfttw Without Spectators Circulate campus By LIZ HYMAN — te-Ceetn* Itkaly iMt * *-* Of The State Newt wide vote will \<* held within the wp*t twu »Kvk* tv protest the University'* disciplinary action taker. against the si* students in- ( of those circulating the petitions Is Fob Mencken, Hunt- infton Woods Junior, a former TAKING OFFICE-Hgrvoy glliot, head of AUSG congressional representative Judiciary, •woort In Jim Borne* AUSG who also was placed on proba¬ a* new president, replacing 0ob tion for his part in the Incident. Howard. marchft* ' '"v «urL*T>..A.^ Owecren PI amp, Dearborn senior, and Ban- Mencken said nearly 1700 sig¬ tt '* wor^ en Homecoming dUplay. Grand Blanc junior. natures were collected In a 24- ir*!*o *t Working «« tK« other tide of tfce wheel la hour period and that at least 2.- 000 are expects! by the first of nest week. Advise Speaker Board uate are Ten percent enrollment, needed to of the undergrad¬ or 1,94 S names, call the vote. Ustng a different method but Recommend Own Demise with thr same general objective. posing Representatives of the MSU clear that the University was only and the of the University confidence" for How •vvrstrf Campus I .X. and Canterbury upholding free speech in allow- body, Thct r is little doubt the reso¬ v right ^Iut> ttrged at a Student-Faculty ing such speakers on campus." Jim Chandler, Men's lution will be report**! out next Vav's Speaker Committee meeting Sedation president, ag *<*efc and adopted with ease. r CxX>_ Wednesday that the group recom¬ Rail. The chief argument being used mit m«x5 Its own abolition to the by the proponents of fhc resolu- University administration. Alan Klrton. graduate <"tudert ir? chance on the ••%*** twight Kirton felt the speaker com- diciary committee Is to test ' * Center, wtll pre- mlttee should distal*! after omtneodwg that the University rec- Drive powers acts of constitutionality of the various AUSG branch- the on allow all speakers on campus. :rc*adtaqg Ser- v^i>et. "I would think it entirely prop- wta be or. however, that the University Issue statements disassociating Spurts Blood drive donations picked The forced resignation of pres¬ ident Bob Howard in opposing the e, falls under Itself from views of Individual Up considerably Thursday after speakers such as Communists," plea to students by Athletic Di¬ Elliott said, "The probati "Biggie"Munn. > - ^teEa3I£ "* ***"• 'M "'5 " "0U Mti" Chancellor Blasts Student Outbursts rector WE WANT HOWARD-Following up the petitions posted^ punishment placed on Howari the only power the Unlver: 1 Aquinat | ill OXFORD—The chancellor of the University of Mississippi told students mnt»t0rhin°^Lnif^mliprt'r Befkoy Holl in support of Bob Howard, students picketed and hold demonstrations in front of the Administration Building has. Since Howard used r^Mikoyan the male at two special assemblies Thursday that fu¬ ture disturbances could mean expulsion for those involved. --State News Photo by Andy Clipper donated by 4 p.m. Thursday, yastarday. (Continued to page 4) Reading from a prepared text and speaking in a firm voice, During the first two hours Thurs¬ IMeets U.S. Chancellor Jobn D. Williams told the students that further out¬ bursts against the presence of Negro James H. Meredith would endanger Ole Miss' »ccredition and "our very survival." day, 102 donations were made. In the race between living units for the engraved Red Cross Pickets Protest Biggie Urges Negotiator ,, „ U-2 Plena Downed Over Cuba _ , plaque signifying 100 percentd« nations. Farmhouse fraternl ^ No Vote on ^ Detonates fN • shooter, set up talks Thursday MIA Ml - The Miami New« said Thursday, a Russian-fired anti-aircriift rocket shot down a United States U2 surveillance airplance 70,000 feet above the Exeambray Mountain area of Cuba Saturday. stlu holds a slight edge with 54 percent turnout. fn second place and pressing Faculty Ruling A group of 20 male students Leaving the building an uniden- Liquor Issue UeVlCe*^ President Kenny's chief The pilot, Maj. Rudolf Anderson Jr.. 35. of Greenville. S.C., closely is Sigma Alpha Mu fra- drded the front lawn of the Ad- ternlty with 42 percent. tlfled middle-aged lady Inadvert- Clarence (Biggie) Munn, MSU ithletic director, voiced his UJL-. , ~ negotiator on the Cuban crisis. ministration Building Thursday ently Joined the march. When opin- was killed. Co-ops hold third and fourth tfternoon in protest 01 the Uni- P**ra< ; . The immediate problem was asked If she too were protesting. on against the East Lansing ^ *** • to hltch ia The newspaper s Latin American editor. Hal said he positions Hendrix^ missile, with Bower House versity-forced resignation of six she said, "Heck nol" 1qu0r referendum Thursday t ^* negotiations attributed to Fidel learned the rocket wo an advanced version of the Soviet SA2 achleving 28 percent .Dd KJtleader, Two coeds stood on the side- rhen he said; Castro's humiliation over being fired from one of an estimated 25 surface-to-air sites operating Hendrlck House, a newcomer to ^ partlclpant> who declined lines watching the demonstration ; pious type but eating mC"4"* tha race, bowing in with 16 per- by Premier K hrushchev to Identify himself, said the dem- but declined to participate when | feel very strongly that there centl • _. _ te ^ranging far U^i. inspection onstration was staged to encour- asked. They did offer their sym- Is no need at all for a college ,17 for rentowlng Soviet missiles ,T dearly v •*s syrtircii'as support. Deputy Premier Mikoyan. who Castro, 'jsssn iS» «s- ~s*2- - £ r-s Several automobiles passed, want to get liquor, it. We should not to see McCloy. also r~,rch ^™ a drivers and passengers alike straining to take In the curious deliberately that it will be pushed at them. Dr. John Cowdery Kendrew and Dr. Max Ferdinand Perutz. ,ly a" h0Ur beWeen 3 p-m- and blo-chemlsts working at Cambridge. England, were Jointly awarded »r« Ze" T*u sorority 4 p.m. Police cruising the area Fear of arriving late at their "Such a step will Inevitably the first UA Soviet the 1962 prize for chemistry for their work on mystifying —1. human blood • and msucles of certain —- - —■—-• — ele- animals, such cent, and Emmons*5? 1!^" oercent. pa89ed 4.3 percent. k,„ but (!ld the bullding P°'m stop to challenge the ) p.m. classes forced the group cra distribute It to 73 hospitals ln four years—parents and re¬ Eggs Us On". "MAC We Love DAMAsCUS, Syria - Yemeni Republicans claimed Thursday their 29 KHOhern Michigan counties. Xhy shadows". "Give Me Lib- For Remaining Gaines sponsible citizens. If they will air-supported Infantry troops "crusheda new attempted lr,vasion"of The drive, co-sponsored by think like that Tuesday, they * north and aaM. They charged the attack was waged by Saudi erty Qc Clve Me Money"."Let's on Alpha Phi Omega, national ser- State Great Again-Reln- wcea. Cairo Radio quoted Yemen's ra¬ vice fraternity, and Spartan Women's League will close at state to H^wTrd/'^irHappw^d els are ,eft for SatUrd^'S Home- Free Speech and Free In- The refer!^ m^ITthe dry cl"U8° ln che c««y charter il far ^amtiTii the pidrticsn Vice Premier aad Foreign Minister Abdul Rahman Al- qulryr' and "Let Us Not Give calls for " "V93" vot« 10 "»~ wdar UX rnnir—-* Beydany as announcing that "the enemy in both points has been w«H be Moral Sanction VU Student Apa- «cket manager, WllllwnBeards- ^ ^ Voce to lean torn to piece*." lor donations open at 9 a.m. thy>> leY- East Lansing dry. 2 Michigan State Newt, East Lansing. Michifaft Frmy. Nowmh.. ThaESiorJaya——.T^T Lefs fight Through The Battle: Booze & Bibles1 Legal Channels When the new# of the discipli¬ We still feel that the more by Btn Bum* nary action taken ajrainst those theCCC was wrong — at the time. students who defied the Univer¬ There was and still is an alter¬ W* »M *• got , which rhyww with r 1", lMo" > mediate reaction ensued. "YtyM'vo. ^ 'u^« *>c Ptcmr* »tr««<9 of But The Committee on Outside L*uit« two myhtoous indignation Jitter de- nunciations and threats of retal- Speakers, besides maintaining Its S*Si «u tht c«U«9» crowd. latlon were manifested. Students, temporary function as a screening A«)n oI Ktmor Gantry »ml B4rfe4l.. indeed, rallied around a eause. body, is also a study group set up wtny. !«'» hepo th* torc«t ot right to decide what the future Uaafef Coounmo* wUl coa^wr tht tart** ^ " policy of ot MSUstwIwtttow 11 Protest marches were planned the Cniversity should be in regard «^thoBMtL«n*i^, > Tud. 6. Nov. 6 Itwr th# rw 04 tM, ^ and carried out. Petitions were to outside speakers. t»c«M at tho wtKh buntings to Ptiritsn nn u^ 1 pro«c« th.L tho wot CMt passed around calling tor the re¬ UMtng w , Hence, the State Newi advo¬ (ootod «nd owr mortis, hotrith sad instatement of Bob Howard as took M tho ortftaol soctton. cates the following: ootniod "Alcohoitc »ovor««os" r soy p., k«F for solo, ftvo sway or ftu-tUsfc Let's face It. ness. disillusionment and pent- f*rTMHMod. ifarnwMS or no one^can deny tMoxlcstti^ \t^i f S ' ^ that the Campus Club Conference up frustration over the speakers or mqt o««r ploco whoro any suck liquor, ,s, •; - storod for sal#, givon away or fUrrtl-ri>«t. ^ * committee and the more recent (CCC) violated Cniversity law -- That Btoaas that vmdsr rts» lottor oi rt» u* »rv , liquor to Ms homo no matter how abominable these punitive action taken should be to East taostog it moons that a««churv-h ustog wtn* to a.-oen'v<- br**k^ ^ s?i!dents consider that law to be. channeled thrvugh legal means. . tho tow. That every student organisation Vv*(H*m*9 ot * dry East Loastog *rr ar«*t ; *. ■ campus--be it a dormitory, fra¬ tncludso such stMomonts ar. Woul^l hrtagtns :;.;u ternity. sorority, co-op or mar¬ •PLASTER PRIED! cKMRtmrnity provldo tho kind oI onvtnjrw r ..r ih ried housing — set up a commit¬ I thtok tho $ctid»Ms aro matttro snou^. re „V tee of perhaps three people and UitoHf til i/lf ItitiLm and 1 tool tho «.000 studsots o*or i\ wx .v ■ - * Lansing ts iaughahto. petition the speakers committee. The committee has stated it will On Student T> th* Editor Rights, Etc. not. 1 ctoo*t poroanoUy caroahsthor tho amomfom 1 go to chtavh and twliovo ta God. 1 doa't think wo can soy that East listen to any student organisation. K*r tour v**c« I h»v* attend* ■« only an* st*. Lansing is * N>r-r. sc<*ui « ^^ ta«imtoa. and ** * arbitrarily toM to it ts surrouadod by bars. Forcing « person » That every student committee sforo* -is j»rw} {fee* ww*«t * »««* A* dw X thlnki* of th* *11 whom th*y may Ustaa. but also srmo«(itooro ot tho Cabioo to drtvo tho cbst«vr tv * jetting * supvrtor aduci ** ar* b.mg moro dangwrous than having tho bars or rh« «•,*■.- < express its disapproval of the Ck»S"th»s»2ry«ursisuK*r«d **»tfca *• ** «< »"y maadsd for resenting this »«ss-b*cfc*d legislators Juartic*. Wo don't tlvo bf tho ml* to lot's %n it «« :v \v* Lot's bo roaltstic. V you doa*t like tt>c rt^ug- very existence of the speaker laostog. ftghi tho amoodmoot, *ot» agams; ^ v-- .-* *T ^ *** our purs* Preahto* tank in the Spartan on fictitious grouads. * ■ That students tdt:ittoL. *rtof* control our actouais- Kaad book. Michigan Stata IM- My Bible sayn w\eyho<%h I walk tkc \»; s hou I d tell the vW { a*i »' ^ **? Py the »ix* *dteteetaer«tt»A. Hhr> * * »twi«K »» «?ch»rs oe c«n- speakers committee 30 days Uquor-soHtng establishmontsout Coeds sut"*vt*'» ^ ww, jp»et u Nat- ■■!*!< jr a * tfcU »- tool that their votai ar* aqpuad commonly Vnowr »j t-wn *i apMCfe mi on tht* wh* «U» «v The basse assampt-.sr s indicating that every student sb»ws '-asutyttixw. *■"sb^us. by tho v«o» of many of tho tota- be that the average cc«l!sgi ai tfc* tntion or S**xim Junior Br%^» would not he nwptwwNf <« group on the campus is violently * ***** *** jrvtjp {$ &kmm4 r*rtwr Am ® P*rterfi*id Hall room without :hr ftm hav* children of oao. two, three opposed to the speakers commit- room-cbect. FMdaath tee and recommending that tt be *•« ^ ?•«*«•- . R„, r*0 «*s*«wd *"•*! Progress? sod perhaps tour years of age. These childroa do not not adults. qualiftssi w > rrw However S* n present , ijlved salssm *# fwasii at tawesUv ^■ria^ ^ about rwternwthrvu^ shsuW To *» "nc- th* E^tor:Stsce At Michigan prohlems pertaining to lifpior aad male Jtudscxs are *t j l:nivwrssty. it '««»" m**rs.- I ^'t >. admiatstroetvo pro- getting into trouble because they this weekly ru:sa^. -t- This Is what the State News accept Speakers Coirsaruttee drtck. Many of the mothers and IS-year-ciJ rr«i* ft*d« » more than academic t-son w'v as lagal becno* it to coatrary fathers who are permanent ree- »ould like to r*pr«aw«ts th« see happen. sradiwsr. to * baste ogiuKhmtoaat right. tderts have sons and dauehrors 21-y»ar-o!c! fcwalr nrs "S»fy >«s Nf«r. Sroc* Elltoca If the students are willing to I ^«s~*for* affi rm with naorkg- Ow«a H*H J5s 16. 1-. 'and l» ywars of age. iaalirr "I m«r» iisagreo with who present many proWems ftght In this arena, we are,too. n _ > - I caaaatarstasiirfwftrtto » say. but ru I'pposes H I ote because of intoxicating liquors. Would it be right for you. who of atollwastthas*«.5 S«nrL3^ tv -npra»*Rc tho snshwo aeftw*? to^ th* .1eath your right ^ ^ ^dtter. the LYilwsirs «(>cc: i will reside ta East Laastag for about the ceadfcMn ot i \Stm sreadeois who ^ No*ea»fc«r b. lSh2 to* r»- oaly a tow years, to vote for room. After ai.. ir ! •ward thw CCC. and wait with wteots af East Lansing wUl bo a charter chaaf* that would live to "ptgpen." I Gopher Menace a ^ aini Shi* The rumor is groundless, false Disillusioned lt®5* Thrwjgbout tho history of Eaac and untrue. The person who cir¬ Lansing, its resMaats hsv* op- Perhaps the dennw culated it is either unfair, frus¬ ot gro«p ItNfflj toe issue waa last voted oa. the tt could he. WM> ?f trated or cynical. oaly proctacts that votad tor a tthoj*e: Crossword uiu^WWIU Pii77ip ru^iic bdoooo ddcso wall » renetsher As tt Gopher huddle Saturday he ■aana^aacaa tormulatr^: ts 4a*Mt- screened Sy the Committee on Outside Speakers! Face Challenge .'Granted, he will be talking: he t» tmeater,, is an outsider coming onto this - campus; he will S?« advocating the overthrow of the Spartan team. Well, of course he will have to AinoMonvt talk; of course he is an outsider; •nsdeti of course he wants, to see the vto- ?upp«t lent overthrew of the... . Yipes' Ban that man: FAST SERVICE $ STATE ™ ALL nmJtHZM* tATMC NEWS .OWEST DISCOUNTS IN AND AT THE TOWNl af or AUTWC8"-1 fAtn * ar Sttfiliimj ij* ao- CHMt SMOf •*«uca as? i: : epted •« w a» jfitc* tt COMPUETC AITTO SWHG WMAMLJNf SHOP JMiTAILTlPCS HAlffO r>& ^ SUt» K»»». g»»l L«t«llm. Michigan Frld«y, NoTfmbor a. l»g> 3 Party Seeks Blonde LITTLE rididates Election Bothers - m. i(t# »«{*• would N» |U«C«0 t» th« British LONDON SP - A boecmy Monde r1 •«« Ut-#t U**** * ^^.r. th«naaK«a. tt\C Hmi, editor *feo pcaext In a hikinl fi\r Prince otth«official Albert of Belgium discovered to- L)4»» * n«w»jMip«r at th* Sip. the d«y queattons are hetng raised P*aple*\ **14. "Thtt,. about her in the House of Com- hi » MAftKLCY sr» «Uy tw« c)«mm u> * j*- ^ ..... u.M. *«aopt«l capitalist shirty — * I* . - *bor Purw. ««**•«* clMa- *Wch fwrfems Shapely subject ot Parlia¬ ment's curtv'Sity la l9-y««r-otd ^ ScUtitf > t no Mufti aceAomlc function #x- V"*121 1^*5 'V «™«■»• «* • «•*-* clws mwlel Malise Merartes. ^ NriSSiri *« « !«»•<• LaAar legislator ReglnaiJ Paget, hia parry's expert s , Lr p«UTk*) *« •*» owhl1^- on Army know what Ifuttes J, tanN**1 *" To r*ll*v« this ln»* ««- Malise, "Is none. I'm not on the ^ *>ha UtcM- ** ,*cyrU* tt>d government payroll." All wclal wraith. !t all began wtien the bikinl- including ciad British girl posed on an . th* Ramftay- f*cw1*# mlR«!'. rall«>*l# and iLtw URd» "»*A *» -Kv. Italian beach. Prince Albert, who happened to be on the same I* ***,xvitiwmr- A 4 »\vuti*t rssr*- rh* Social* t*bv: Ptrtv l» Stretch of sarnl, r alsed his . )vV .(.?■* (S r*#Kt4 wnph«tc In its buUsttix-e tf s; camera to the reedy. An Italian JW1J; USED TO SE MUSEUM-TKa AdmiaUtfotUn ••State New* PKote by Merit Kreatof Pr*»» photographer snajyedthem mortally •*** «* P^AKtto. ithtr 3ulldln9 today wo» »ha mutaum al yet tarda y. both. Mis picture geared in advocates and was pevpt* of ./*«•*«•» or- cteo ** *W«p» ead program. An official party bulletin. unwmplo?. Campus Museum Evolved iter John i f.\\ to the cap- **Uch hreerfs "WH* tn Michigan aivi Miggvstt ,h>t th* Cspltaltai's answer ot Same Time As University r aboii the NOW HIAH THIS FROM THE TOP HINGE W;w. * ^ 3S^---B--W * ■'«***■ * »r,v. Kwuney com- tnscejKl. the bulletin says, "to e of the few schools year, which will be voted **« ^ on tn e.^ Romn Baker suggest «M she AT THS STORE WITH THE RED DOORt t«net*:s echo the ^ th* curse ol unemployment class, and that these specimens (955, er for Britain's Women's Army Corpa. '5^ accumulated Into a collection. v v. 'illw l abor w* mu»l *Hmlnate the c*use. We Thursday, ot ler retuf^ from t'.stlc states mu9t replace private ownership lve<1 about the The first museum exhibitions M*ny the museum': >rigtnal , . - -L» s Abolished In 0/1 th# in^«ries with social owr - time . : the I nlverslty," were tn Old College Hall, where •xhlhlts are still there. Italian •ip^lse as- , csxwratloo *<*1 ** muat repin epro- Heaumoet tower now stands. ^he mummy of a girl has t*en wr« lJ'"n"n "Probahlv at duct ion for sale and ptaflt with a hist animals am?firs us there were These exhibits were related to ,n rh** museum since II'JO. A W0 orm" ^ pi, of eco- agriculture. collection of birds contributed You Do Smoke a • -rsoclall»t •y*1*™ ot production tor use." nomlc Importance, uch as ro- In IM1 the exhibitswere mov«d ln WJ by Walter B. Barrows, < ... s!^ly along a l>aicltl ^arr> ««ements also dents which were d( structive to 10 'he administration Butldbtg curator of the museum for many ;«_v. ' . .,v ,•! Panl#| a psoreer My that Inflation Is not caused Insist, and that automation does agricultural life, r birds w b* hl^*r *»«es, as fapttallsts controlled Insects." he Bsker said. which and was Museum." then A the "Library y**rs. is also In the museum, sign carved Chamberlain-Warren hie- Engineers Pipe Don't You? k '•" ".n'.ertv 'S to repreteni anpolltl- not need to be unemployment. "As rapidly i e ot wetr said that specimens gathered by students am professors for demonst r at tons o above the door on can the west side of the tratlon building. still be seen »®rlcal collection of letters, Admints- <,Urt*s. «nd manuscripts, do- ««<*• In l«55. helped start the Hold Meet The American Society of Agri¬ brrttt rf >eworking vio'.-king class. «• .apwty as tt is developed ' . In l»S< the exhibits were momt historical collection. Baker said. und*r Swl«ll«n. A cultural Engineers will hold its L... .... • v lallst I a- automation will ^^ Ja DROP BY OUR WHIFF & PUFF BAR. & • -s!it«SJ tC ^ installed,", buiietm s.ys. "but Instead of throwing workers Amendment Into the third floor of the present museum, which was then the rh* Michigan Extension Ser- v,c« bas donated pioneer farming Michigan sec n meeting Satur- dav Nov. 3. at *:30 a.m. in the NEARLY 500 PIPES ON DISPLAY fvt.ons. '.'i i .Adates on Nt we*» 0010 * *cr*P (, i\ flections of Whrn *-*Xwl if *U{vo: Michigan 4*^ \otes for corporation taxes ii e^-te«.l gov- the next home of the museum. , **l««om> Va. B«*«ly. secwaty of state: a group of commissioners, ap¬ every graduate and pointed tiy the Covet undergraduate educational discipline find successful careers ew WKAR r»- v-"hsr^«>s Fraser. state treasuree; ommend the repeal of obsolete in a major agency such as the MO -arrv or an T^*°* Grove, attorney getwral: laws to the leglslai Thompson Company Staff iTpj-egram directed to- ,nd Albert Mllls- #udltor eral. If approved, the smemtment members in our New York Office alone represent nearly .100 colleges and universities here and abroad. A career The party's candidate forCon- will give the legl: ^ted or afflll- gressman-at-l arge is Ralph W. power. The p «d amendment Your career w itll UN. 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Toronto, Mexico Washington. assignments: writing, art, market research, media buying, TV City, Han Juan. Buenna 8-12 P.M. in THE AUDITORIUM and radio, styling, marketing and merchandising, music and Airaa. Montevideo. «»„ pmu|„, Rj„ ,i„ Janeiro. Porto Alegrp. Recife. Belo Horisonte. Santiago (Chile). Lima. London. Paria. Antwerp. Amaterdam. Frankfurt. Milan. Vienna. Johanmaburg. Cape Town. Durban. Port Elizabeth. Tlckrts on Sale At Union*Ticket Office the theatre, engineering, accounting and statistical analysis, international business, and the social sciences are only part Salisbury (Southern Rhode»ia Bombay. Calcutta. New Delhi, Madras. Karachi. Colombo (Ceylon ■. Sydney. Melbourne. Tokyo. Osaka. Manila. - $4X0 PER COUPLE of the list '/ * 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Galorno Returns to Alma Mater in 'Sound of Music' teT"Interviewing it tb* Placement avil Rish,» Leaded Student Sy JACKIE KORONa Dream Bureau We«taesd*y* November ?. Addition*! irdormahoo to tfct Placement Bureau Bulletin k of November S-fc 1 Caught in Hassle for DETROIT (UFt) - The Rae. proimtv a-.. ' A< C!U"H! Bet; Systems (Michigan Bell civil rights leader Thursday was ^ ^ Of The State Ne»s >l«pUae CCo..)**—" tewrvwwt* ciught Squarely in the middle of dufren^'TV %I "The Sound o£ M*s»c" per¬ majors from the Colleges of * hassle over * planned "free- Freedom., formances OC C&S9pUS this Week Kt- 11,8 Business and Liberal Arts. dam rail?.** ^ ins marked the reel ;*atioc of a drea.v. aareacy a«. for ore of the cast members. *e saw. * mem ciomq user no ^ With a greater background than, of Things calmed down for a *«*«* chetnvcal, clviL electrl- rUly at the Ford Auditorium of Oo verbs'2 ^**3 Bili CaUrao. * l*SS MS. grad¬ ""f^e performance#," he stage while, but thea he landed the Juve- c*1, mKn]rtifV applied math majors. nhvi»s luck. iu.1, The di- tat a»- Interviewing electrical and to make the meeting j .. Will Judge rector was looking for a blond, mechanical engineers; math and lltical rally. He has dArk hair. The telegram was signed "But I'm right for the part," he told the director. "1 know Monsanto Chemical Co. inter viewing chemical and mechan- The Rev. A.A. Banks Jr., psstor of the Second Baptist Church; by Floats with ical engineers: chemistry and I can do it. And Hitler wasn't btcwd." physics majors. The Rev. T.S. Boone, pastor of King Solomon Baptist Church, New Systeml (The role hi "The Sound of Dsns Corporation interviewing uxl The Rev. Charles H. Nicks Homecc-- Musk" called for a Scandi¬ Accounting majors. of die Peoples Baptist Church. General Mills. Inc. interview- Juclge-J dif>re navian-type youth, to play the part The rally is sponsored by a of an Austrian boy who falls snj mechanical, chemical, civil group called "Citimns For Free- iove" with the daqAer of Bsron lnJ electrical engineers; pack- dom." A spokesman for the group **re Judg^V effectiveness, von Trapp.) a g t r. g technologists, business, wss give- Gslarno got the Job. marketing, financial admtmstra- For five **eks he toured with tfee company, going all over the uon* *ccounting, math, chemis- tr5f *».! biochemistry majors, Board aspect. Pero¬ rating. This «e«. thekCL'graduate—rtculture.—yogi* from Saginaw, once again acted «*eers; marketing, pAckaging Jt , 5j,tr ur.lversiry. ness, coi on the stage of the Auditorium, technology, chemistry and home Mir he got chance to see his old a advisor, Wilson P. The sv"aJ^r!;. Mead Corporation 1 ulry Speaker Committee should ln* ls - • been elected by the Univer¬ Paul, now director of the lec¬ viewing chemical, electrical, and mechanical engineers; accour.t- sity body. Eickwort said. ture-Concert Series. He urged that the committee The young actor's ment to the reporter <*as, "Do Uqjt com¬ 'Cf r«kaging ketmg technology, mar- atxi other business majors. disband after making - The Milwaukee Public Schools mendations Ra- Hend:-:k« they stiU have good food in th# Madison Kuhn. professor of interviewing primary liMj elementary Nation (early and education^ ^ . been impressed by ^ cotnrr.1Ur< had ^ rh(. ..inr._ Protest the "Intel- I ^ . stageE--S»H Gelert»<9 w*4e* 119 fo/ Vis Mo«Jev and Twesiey in tfce Ae4. ^•gen . ftrmaess and moderation, nance in "Smmad et kusie" sredaced chemistry, physics. ^ wMch ^ sp<^ers 4AMMER ME C -Smte Mews PWetw by George Jt (Csetiaeed from poge 1) ■•e they say, would indicate strong *vmen s physical elation - sented ideas." ^ 1 WITH THE Scientific Expenditures May Top student dlMfpnnral with the ad- December gr*.ts ministraf.cn*s ««a«r«iOT i action actww. __aM. only. 01 Ir Mathiescn Chemical Cor- . _ . aesday, chairman Elder. Non- ,, I "NAIl DM M(1 tt has been suggested bv other Portttor! iwfrviewtng rrL^.h„.i mechani- $101 Million for Next 10 Years . , representatives, however, that an c * '■ chemical, electrical and r"* ~e unfavcrable vote wo«;i demon- ^allvirgical engineers; chem- strase lack of support for student ;stry ^ HILLEl FOUNDATION government. Ottawa County BoahI erf E duca - AAronistratioc officials have :',or- interviewing speech correc- Sunday, November 4 7 P.M. ac- ^aestioned the -.mplicattenof stu- :t0® ^J^s. Room 31 Union ued. "is a frar* evaluation >« cr-.Ekism that their acuor International Business Ma- W-a: will -eeCL It is net removevi Howard and the others chtnes Corporation interviewing Film-' "The Caine Mutiny] we example af jodis.-ipl;aad ^rom office. jl: rasjors from the Colleges of nkJteg." Removal from office, rheysay. Engineering. Business, Arts and Vo."or\i«£ to Muelder. there *" «« m-^ed out as a sp«ct%c L«ter«j Social Science. Com¬ ae aup-U. atioc. overlajjpin^. punishment but merely w*sone of ®icu4itlon Arts. in Color 'verestimsciae ±e survey. Story by Herman Woi* tn " pr.'visaocs which acooarapanv '" * Squire D Compare taterriew- • been ohecked disciplinary prot>*t:cc. ir»g electrical aac mechanical No Admission Charge - . sure their al'.drty. Everyone Wela merest N asocal a Science Fo«r»iaCioc the ten-year projev- AUSG (Continued from ENGINEERS - Can you intersect each of these 1an stems from the post war pe^e 1) orcSes usir*g 3 straight lines, without case, the Lferversity had mo ot! retracing or .Vffer removing your peno? fn>m the paper' Lfc« Second World »*ar. SSF Nucleai to was cen<.-em .-harged. by putUc Isw. pert of basic science tsestf with the sup- m theCmted sor Referring » the to Barnes* succes¬ presidency. Ellior States- explained that m article two. fct ftilftUiag section three af the AtSC coo- its duces. NSF is strnatioo. it states that, "should prtasarUy jcccerned w«h the ** ?>9 •japcovemeat af edacatioaal vacant Jf president; become &rtag a 5?te£*y. teachisg equiptrert. asai year, the speak¬ er of Coe&ness Vccctionat isy !e*ei. ^Ti" shai: socoeed to Counselcrs Hear Views WELCOME ALUMNI! * M.5.U. SWEATSHIRTS ALL OUR PROBLEMS ^ ARE NOT THIS SIMPLE M.S.U. *»e s*y "our" »»ch companies to Student - Faculty ANIMALS see about your future joe At a trme when you Ve steady got more to e advantage -• ♦ — you protoeWy know soj-e'" "* »ic^ M.S.U. ?ftfsawy corcsototaor, WEare«aongmuc»f - the same (ratKen — from General Dynamics afeac-. *«d l# the opposite even the score a M by s*d,r-f ^ t*t* of the fer«ce We've grot to make deo- about you. A 't* with They placed 44 point total while first held 5 P-™- Nov. 7 on Old . ^ prosp«t« of *• comfof hi* top line to pick i* the stack. State's first game this a sec- Co,,<«* Field. The cross-country "ockpy «es son look pretty good, Consisting of Tom lackey, Dick cam - North Dakota 16 rLrtwed ^ «»rtot owl-place Kappa Alpha Theta nm '* »PPrcurimatley one mUe »«** Amoa Bessoot. coach of the Johnstone, and Art Thomas, the patgn is on the road against St North Dakota r tenants* «**»•» picked vf> 21 points. !on« and is run around OM Col- M-s-u- varsity squad, Lawrence Nov. 22. On the re- Michigan big line blends experience with turn trip followii* the iptrM* "lay *V A1Ph* Ph» c<3«^ seven out l**' F»*M to fuit vtew of the *Uh ^ rvtarn * •"no* *e •N"1*. This will be the third St. Lawrence second Michigan "Queen* March 1 Minnesota will aho<* three of eight firsts in the game on Thanks- swimming Meachrers. entire team <*'«***«'• " teason that these boys have play- giving, the team will hold its t«n 2 ■L «* « 20. 30. "4 «° diving competition. s*c may run individually or that bright thlntsare ahead together and Besaone pre- election far team Minnesota W T Fquipm«« may be Top times in the meet were: ^ teams will rep- for Mlchl««n St><*.hocr?*&« with this Cuptair. to suc- Games Away experience, ceed Frank be played Cobo Hall the l\» rv*— team suffered its greatest loss, comers on the sauad. r ». - - 15.6; 25-yard> enterenter tnv *"Y numiw number ofm n«^.. runners but ? chandlk's r Bessone expects his major |LiO»l] ;vrd Gamma athletic director has announced BOil. lieh.s turn means that few rill be flashing be- trouble this year to come from jvaJe passed *1 ttckst* for students of North Dakota. Denver, and Mlchl- hlnd hind the M M.S.U. net this year. A-.' ; • -'f the game. high school age or younger will gan Tech. [ -s Je<>rw5 go on sale Saturday morning at Another strong factor la the "Tech won the NCAA champ- return of two Intact forward lines » a tf«H^rter to Spartan Stadium. (onship last year and I under- 14-15 from last year. Real Turcotte These tickets will rs..v rri1 Fuurnel, leading team this year. Denver ls »' scorers on last year* steam, head always nnigh because hockey is their TnY.limited both in the returnin« forwards. However, Fournel and Turcotte will chief sport. North Dakota." con- tlnued Beasone. "Is picked JCUir"lIU<* «r*}uate in January. by the experts to have a Coach Bessone is counting on top team this season." HOUSTON (UP1)—TheAmerl- can Football League Houston Oil- Si IIIOIII ff I CI r ers have bowed to fan appeal Possibilities for the expansion *** removed former All-League ( n mi nt g, y, g>g> „ of the Health. Physic alE due. - end Bill Groman from the waiver ^UWWfHlfS tion and Recreation Club was Ust- indicate he will play the C| prmicpal topic of discussion Sunday against the Dallas Texans. Oilt II rClfl > by speakers Biggie Munn, MSI' 011«r hf#d Coach Pop Ivy and v athletic director?, and Gale E. Owner Bud Adams received a The 1963 Rod and Custom Auto- Mikles, department professor, hart age of complaints afterGro- rama opens Saturday, Nov. 3. Wednesday evening In a meeting min w« P^t on the waiver list at noon in the exhibition hall of at Jenlson Fleldhouse. earlier this week. Several clubs the Lansing Civic Center, one Plans for the incoming ses- expressed eagerness for his ser- block behind the Capitol, sions were discussed. vices and the last place Oakland The Sararday and Sunday show Both gentlemen will address R«M«r« put in a waiver claim, features the $30,000 remote con- the club 8 p.m. in 209 again next Wednesday Groman made the American trolled X-Sonic, the car with the Jettison. League All-League team tn 1900 electric brain that needs no and was on the second team last TOO MANY SHOTS driver. This experimental car year. will be demonstrated SPECIAL JOHN CAMPBELL soto end, who witl be re¬ • Minn*. teur PHOENIX, Aria. (AP)-Bob Goldwater, former Ariaona golf champion and recent "Tomorrow we're going te do something a little different." during the two The show will have over 70 continously day show. JRCHASE ceiving passes from Dunne Blasha. winner of eeveral tournaments about time for him to retire from Michigan State football Coach ...h exhibits Including: new dream cars, famous custom cars. Call- [CORDUROYS the H„te. newsmen before the "-"'J tornia ^ow Stanford cars, grand prix |l^pta'.r $3.i5 \ »'ue Three &ays after the World During the pro-amateur pUy game this season. "We're going^ .Stanford spon c#rs g0.klrtSi , model C4rs- motor cycles, speedboats. Series. Ralph Terry of the Ya»- Prt0«" to PhoenU Ladies POA 10 P"U on ^ P*nts le8s my race kpea shot a 74 at Metropolie. twirnaawnt. Ooldwater Ooldwater was given cars, dragsters and an¬ « stm* tiques. White Plains. N.T., and Wee a T-stroke handicap while play tof Reminded of this statement Swards for the best k,.!..,..!*™., aid after his a WRSITY SHOP N. T.. he scored a two-over piur *=ratch pUyer Carol Sorenaon, 16-13, Daugherty said: "We did b. praMatad Su«l.y ~ 1 . ... | V' L\ E. L.\NS. 73. • yo*"* <**d from Ariaona *>te it. Only some of our University. boys stuck J"*, * 1 clos It's New—and all the when everyone ^ both feet down the same pants l Rage! , CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CL leg." has left. 1 After the first six games, Z2 Michigan State football Coach quarterback Eddie LeBaron of Stadium Pancho for Two omething K ^ ce Duffy Daugherty is the only mentor in grid history to direct his squad to seven straight wins Notre Dame. the Dallas Cowboys had tossed 11 touchdown average passes and led In av- ya^rds^galned with a 10.17 """" for #0 completions. 6.95 You' It the stadium pancho to cheer about! use fit! So practical and easy to tak th you anywhere. U*< it as a cover for damp seats, as a spoi Durable, waterproof and windproof. And lean and slim h.i.s. corduroy slacks look importantly "top drawer" on campus >98 H.I.S. cotton corduroys are a natural far that lean, clean-cut approach. Slim cut, tapered legs, pleatless. In loden or blue olive. Waist sites 30 to 38; inseams 29 to 33. IIMHTI 1 I.. HP FLASK*1 CLEANERS r FLASH CLEANERS tranter & Friday, No.ember Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan „{| First-Graders May Drop Oath AdopiH^j^ Haywoith Predicts Shift Part of For Defense Loan From GOP in 6th District A detailed questtonaire may replace the affidavit requiring without fine. * replacement, that's a ALBANY, N.Y..(fJ-Anyone want wild rabbit with education? a first-grade ~ vhllTV .'0 d!5r ^c-o1 By CHRIS THOMPSON Of the Stote News have to pay one-half of it's cost, My opponent has always voted legislation as another factor that stands against Chamberlain, thfafM.^tT^lrSn«,tw.,jmt Look, oh look. Look atthebaby rabbit in Mrs. Arthur Layman's ' P« ?r - p- in favor of big business." Hayworth says he will be more class in die first grade at Loudon- Ljvr ■" Another in a series of stories HayWorth said that another active in this respect, ~ ville Elementary School. introducing ^ the factor that might hurt Chamber- **1 have some suggestions of Men's Division of Student Affairs, bers felt that the discriminatory "Hoppy" is his name". He's* candidates and issues in the lain is his attacks on Kennedy, my own that 1 would like to make FLINT — New Jersey Gov. affidavit singled out an applicant Ih been in the classroom six weeks ' " ' "" Nov. 6 state election. "Kennedy ts a popular Presi- in regard to economy in govem- Richard S. Hughes predicted The affidavit provisions- by making him go over and beyond " he said. "Oo* wonldcon- Tuesday that Michigan Gov. John centtv repealed in a bill signed the oath of alleglanceto the United <' speech and democratic candi- one who will back him..J will." sist of enacting cue piece by President Kennedy,~req0fessktea rwjuiml in uther govern- mother had been killed by an liTe'for Congress, thinks the in- said Hayworth. legislation for expenditures and despite predictions to the con¬ the signature of a loan applicant mem applications, bent's record will help make He said that Chamberlain has method of taxation. At thepresere trary by "pollsters and pundits." to show that he did nc s*>port The All University Student automobile. Stephen knew what to do. He St? ' ' " . .k.ar^e !r. trend that has abused the franking privilege, time there 1s no connection be- Swain son, running against any organization that believes in Government proposed a bill three brought the frightened baby Was" \ - f ted i Republican as repre- This involves the sending of mail tween taxes and the many «p~ former president of American the overthrow of the United States years ago that provided forwith- ' * t i. —"'stive •vxi 've Sixth Con- by a Congressman on his signs- portionments. 1 would like to Motors Corp.. George Romney, government. of ^ from the National "District for the last see a bill that would give the has been picked the underdog by The United States Department Defense Education Act as some picture of the financial obligation of the country." local and national polls and sev¬ of Health. Education and Welfare of the eastern schools had done, eral columnists. has issued no statement. Dykema But enough students wanted loans Friday Hayworth has taught at MSU for 25 years. He has degrees L ANSING — A person may not said but Department repre- sentatives at a recent Big Ten to defeat the bill, Dykema said, Instead, formal protests were ^turd^f J from Grinnell College, The Uni¬ serve on the Board of Trustees and Big Fight conference at Pur- made at that time to the De- versity of Chicago, and the Uni¬ of a community college district due University intimated that a partment of Health. Education and MUM'tASt IMSIK UUliUUij versity of Wisconsin. t>iring and a local School board at the "good deal of discussion is going Welfare by AU5G and by the World War 11 he set up a speaker's same time, Arty. Gen. Frank J. on within the Department" con- fsculty. bureau for Clvtl defense all over Kelley said Wednesday. cerr.ing the possibility of adding the United States. He was one of In a ruling issued at the re¬ questionaire to the loan ap¬ ~ BOBHOPE RHONDA REMSI seven State founders of the Michigan Employees Credit Union. quest of Superintendent of Public plication. Instruction Lynn M. Bartlett, "Whether or not we have made SAT. NOV 3 ...mint ^ He has written two texts on public speaking and directed i 153.000 Kelley said the two positions a real advancement, we'll find were incompatible because of the out," Dykema said. "If they de¬ 8-12 PM research project on the teaching possibility that the two districts cide to eliminate the affidavit DON'T MISS IT! ! ! of .public speaking. He has toured might at some Europe, South America and the ing for mill age allocations. Starts He has written over a thousand DETROIT — American Motors MtCHISAW; \i«> " im in favor of Medicare," radio programs including a Corp. said Thursday it has won today family series for NBC in the extension of a government con¬ . Hayworth. "It makes good 4:05 - 6:45 - 9:25 ■'?- for the Individual and the l"?30*s. Ironically, the title of the tract to produce military hard¬ DON HAYWORTH series was "The Kennedys." (No ware at the old Hudson MotorCar roth. when By investing money he retires and alone. Every district wide mailing cos the taxpayer about connection clan. to the White House Co. in Detroit. The AMC announcement was in JESSEn : have to depend on Sb.000. "1 am sure his frank mail State Seniors response to a statement by the United Auto Workers union that JAMES r publican opponent has amounts to a lot more than his Finish High in 1^2 workers left at the old Hud¬ debate with me on does," Hayworth said. son plant will be laid off early next Report c ■" 'e said. -I think **' brieve the public's money Design Contest r.se he is barked by can be pet ro a more constructive Charles Ferrari. Cleveland, x~d secondly because US€- Ohio senior, won third prise and FLINT --Castro has developed t Chamberlain has stomach ailment and he's count- Ernest Pick, Miami. Florida sen¬ the way of writing ior " honorable mention In the This Kennedy to cure it for him. de- THE PERSONAL l<*>2 Sterline today student de¬ veloped at Flint's Osteopathic MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY sign eompeciton." Ferrari received $150 for a Hospital when Leo Toldo Castro BEHDiD THAT "1V.AMO wan Tax YOU SCK THC SAMO V FOREIGN FILM SERIES candelabra centerpiece. Pick re¬ placed himself under the care of FROM THECOMTROf TRSL4L "Alia's ceived $50 for an enarrpied silver Dr. Donald Kennedy for a stomach Jesse James Shcwr bowl on a flowing curvillinear disorder. RESTSEllDtGXOVEL 2ND COLOR HIT— presents The awarded pieces exhibit at will be on New York's Museum Philippine Visitor of Contemporary Crafts. Studies Law, Safety "GATES OF PARIS" Ex- Socialist Club Vivencio Lazaro. assistant di¬ iWUmMOH of the National Bureau of Speak MDMINSOK rector President To Investigation from the Phil¬ A masterpiece of come<*y, Jan Garrett, outgoing Young ippines, recently spent a week on Socialist Club president, will campus touring the facilities of pathos, local color speaic tc the club at 7:30 p.m. the school of po'ice adminis¬ in 34 Unior, tonight. tration and public safety. jelvnae Cappo. the new presi¬ The purpose of Lazaro's visit Thurs., Nov. 1—Fri., Nov. 2 des, win talk about the Speak¬ ers' Committee. was to take back information which will strengthen the internal security and law and order forces 7&9PM CPA Forum To of the Republic of the Philippines. FAIRCHILD THEATRE Discuss Taxes Alumni; Sponsor Job Forum for M ever ^ Admission; 50c taxes will be discussed items at „ ^ Ag- Econ Majors GLADMER- a CPA State Tax Forum Monday Li K el logg Center. About 250 state certified pub¬ Alumni of the department of SHBlfY WINTERS - lEFONDi EfMIM* "Zttt J lic accountants attend the forum are expected to agricultural economics will dis¬ cuss job opportunities with fiDBJOMB—sGBNKOn -MROOVERl T H E A T R E sponsored by the Michigan Association of Certi¬ undergraduate majors 9 ajn. to fied Public, Accountants and the noon Saturday In Wilson Hall. The session will be aimed at VI MSU College of Business. Other topics tc be studied in¬ informing undergraduatesin clude exploring client services agricultural economics what in property tax assessments, the business and industry will de¬ mand of them after business activities tax, the intan¬ they graduate. It is sponsored by the gibles tax and annual privilege agricultural i-0J-3:O6.5:12->J0-»:3O ?. economics club. IF there IO FEATURES RECOMMMEDED FOR MATURE ADULT AUDIENCES ONLY I I | were no such Hi MjJ |f | VMB^ UK TRUE! unds "Most satellites orbit the earth the pressure of sunlight, mag- Thursday. " " a bil lion hungry people, but teach- H. Green had 1,01" than 1CI0 cows, Johnson observed. He 11 an angle of 32 fk^es from netlc forces generated by theve- Furbay warned of a mighty TS a billion hungry people ( dictated by strict noinred out rh,, ,k , how u Each is tailor- lo not do no Include launrhf <"°ftS the et,uator* ^ p°lar launched hide passing through radiation revolution of the underprivileged. t0 themselves." , unique mission." clime! —— i!® Wng4*" vehlc,es orblt over lh« poles ir belts and the vehicles' aero- "It Will either be a peaceful In self-government, the United LHBEST !N r-nr: FIRST SHOW v>iH*hU n, IL °r A * plane seven and three fourth? dynamic forces. revolution or It will be a violent $tates help the new nations e S8t Jife'l mar-hani- e degrees west of south." The scientist told of another of the world 7 P.M. . lMau. . . one. and we'll determine that through example, *< * ring trrCe," seminar on high * satellite can increase e 512e of the with the Murtaugh noted problem that a major operation oi problem in space-"outgassing." "Outgasslng is the tendency what we do," he said. The key to the cold war by friendly advice and by "lend- ing them i few dollars c if FEATURE JO - 9:30 of some materials in the vacuum a while. struggle, he said, lies in Ameri¬ of space to deteriorate If we c satellites'* In rapidly. ca's answers to the four dreams from W0 to Therefore materials to be used of man. These are world peace. must be selected carefully, he - limiting factor In said. deierTrH^ standard of living, self— wlulJonB on Lubrication is another serious Communis,,. Furl,, L^ard development problem. "Lubricants used on that we will have r^e ind lifting pwer earth will evaporate in in the future. Lv> boosters, he said. surfaces will become misro- space and near is simillar to i design shortly after m into wide usage. the seopically clean. These surfaces will then 'cold weld* The temperature in the instru¬ together." CAMPUS- NOW! 60' To 5:30 r:ers had to build ment package of the satellite -thijfhff: forces Us «4-~ 1:15 - 3:25 - 5:40 -7:45- 10 00 . construction to be double walled "Just like a Thermos bottle." "BEN-HUR" IS CAUGHT WITHOUT HIS CHARIOT. . . "Charming, important liml- Charlton Heston tn the at!*' | ,r» *e size of the Structural design, the "Buck here for t1— Surprise Comedy. . .Be exciting, Iively7 Rogers" feature of satellites, and jrfcited and the must be strong enough to with¬ spicy. stand the hugh force of blast- • TUN/ r*"*"— ... °ff> be said. The design also fXOURITfiy tOVHY! ature control and the DefigMful comedy.' projecting booms and paddles that FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT'S *5 be folded iHEsmiMnm the launch vehicle. ire Sir Edmund Hillary, the queror of Mt. Everest, has built con¬ -MELVILLE SHMlSOWSr. JUUS itract a school for Sherpa children to the high Himalayas. and IT (IT3!)--The arded Govem- a $100 WEIRD SATELLITE DESIGN NOV. 3 Thsr R. JiM ■firs I I bat f j:d most of the Michigan. itnaOB made Loans Available Added "Wild Next Friday To Mich. Students HOMECOMING DANCE - KIDDIE KARTOON KARNIVAL Sat. Mat. 1.-00 enent at a Thursday to 3:00 6 Tom & Jerry Cartoons and "Fangs of the North" Water Champions" Strangers in the City it* contract for an A student may apply for a loan The verified application is for¬ lr-t*pe solid fuel weapon In his hometown bank and pay warded to Dr. t Missile B had been John Porter, ex¬ it back at a simple six percent ecutive secretary of the State Government is to Chanceought of Team Effort interest, Henry C. Dykema, as¬ Department of Public Instruction. i that the wor*k would a i plan: in Sterling lip. Macomb County. sistant director. Men's Division Here the oi Student Affairs, said Authority reviews the recently. application and decides whether Loans amounting to $100,000 to guarantee the loan. The Au¬ a are available to Michigan resi¬ thority notifies the banks the by Chrysler. dent students because the board B?c immediately arose college and the student of its of trustee has deposited $10,000 decision. r part Chrysler would (or ten percent) with the Michigan Many Michigan banks are co¬ ct. It appeared Higher Education Assistant Au¬ operating with the MHEAA in n operation would be run thority (MHEAA). issuing loans because much of A student may make an ap¬ the risk is absent, Dykema said. mncurKement indl- plication at a bank participating The Authority guarantees the loan ■Vooght would take tn this loan program, Dykema ex¬ up to 80 percent. plained. Upon the bank's recom¬ IK0 pillion Missile B mendation, the student's The MHEAA ap¬ can guarantee the plication and proposed budget is loan because it invests its de¬ sent to the college for verifi- posits and realizes a profit from CHILDREN UNDER II MOUOW W FREE ST JOE- Gate* Open at 7:IS Cartoens at 1:15 As a matter of fact, we have the be off, directed by Chief As- sistant Donald L. Reisig. They servi secutor's office -handl ing .SAT. SUN. EXCLUSIVE. FIRST. RUNS: My name is LEO FARHAT. I'm your Ingham County Prosecuting Attorney and candidate for complaints, support ficers and Government. and juvenile mottei il work for the County of- BIGGER THAN KING KONG I re-election. It will be my name which appears on ROBERT SYLVESTER ~ N. V. DAILY N E WS your Ballott. But, like everyone else with a big task, I can't do it alone. Help is needed and we have it. We take pride in our work. Sure . . . sometimes we are criticized. If you have to make decisions, you're bound to displease somebody. But we also have nice things and what we do. Here few notes from said^ibout us are a some who took time to tell us what they thought . . . STIVE REEVES "I want to thank you for all haVe done trying t< you y child support for n "Thank you for being our Prosecutor ..." "We appreciate your interest in our young people ..." "My most heartfelt appreciation to you, for ALL you do for safety I This is our way of COLORAMA F«*vr«« " saying thank you for doing a good job . . . you managed to present a complex and involved Hit No. subject with clarity, interest and skill ..." (2) (First Run) Shown Once at 9:15 'ARALLCLKD spectacle '"credible passion i But like it soya • - Good Government is a Team Effort • "I just wanted to personally congratulate and thank you for your Interest . - and we need help at the top . . and 1 wish I could adequately express my appreciation to you and the members of Our present Attorney General (or I should your office who have been so considerate and kind to me " ... say the occupant of that office) has turned his back on the people he swore to serve. Keplace him with a man who is dedicated to your rights. Help us by electing ROBERT J. DANHOF, our "We owe you a giant debt of gratitude for your splendid contribution to die Wolverine next ATTORNEY GENERAL. Soya State . .. Personally, I thought you handled the assignment very well. We are glad we chose you to do this ..." ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1962 MAKE IT A RED LETTER DAY FOR MICHIGAN BY RETURNING OUR GOVERNMENT BACK TO THE PEOPLE VOTE REPUBLICAN - STRAIGHT REPUBLICAN Political Advertisement iiii& 8 Michigan SUte News, East Lansing, Michigan House Rented ^ Automotive 1*50 XX 150 Jaguar. Red c*»*wr- able. wire whoela. racing tirm. Like n«. Phooe 355-55*5, W i*ts. Great W6 Michigan i«M FtNir. ataadard trans- IV 2-1545. mission. chMi exhausts, radto. $KX\ Call ED *- after * pjm. MAlfi, !ll or ©verTj 25 life avaur awe e sale*. Contact Car! RTTTM AK UIKV .wm-TtfrU. ®?Wn,*n' ,V dr ,V 2~ -•LOST & FOUND {•PERSONAL '•PEANUTS PERSONAL Lpauon. p, .a KD 2-4241 after 5 p.m. J' ft children. VAtWtk ! tKrv^So two men to share 5 bedroom, parking, furnished ranch home. Unsuper¬ rexall vised. unapproved.) 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Graphic Service, "iptom .k; .•, .. v, morcrcycle Located betwwc caaipus and cap- iR e: force South \frica prir^., t et diapers beck itol on 1 "20Fast NCchigan. Fhooe tc change its race is parfcsg lot by each tiaw . with ccr serrice. segregation. ^.,r ,«ice buil-ii^ cc '*ed-. The committee also proposed * y.x may Include up to two pounds ^-^s« bdtiu>c •; a.m. !V 5-llffe. 27 of your baby's undershirts and EXPERIENCED TYPtST. Cener- >Cl mittee to its strongest action In - Ter-r. papers. :b?ses, AMERIC AN OI APEa I" years of expertenced, fist service, elec- considering the South SERVICE African apartheid question. =ric cr manual. IV 111 E. WASHTENAW 2-2S0S. M. Stiers. The committee narrowly IV 2-06C4 j? x- el" a HAIRCLT* Tarn's Bar- adopted similar clauses last year bersbo^. 5CCS Viae St. West o* AL TER vffOhC. Hemming Tmsrr vapors, t&eaes. but could not muster a two-thirds Sears' Fraadcr Stjre. C*co«ite sryttag: first! — - ?Jtpert«*ced. fast serrtce, elec- majority ^ M*r« ^rvg- Open 5»-5:*, Toe*, jlarts. etc. NEEDLE *N TWE *D typew-tter. ED 2-+5-J" " 9WKi'0 • The assembly confLTed >ou:- Tha-.. i Sat. 3 barbers. Call itself to another demmciacten of ^P- W» Dtvtaloe. SofUndCam- * **—"» -» fro> i ^ ^-^Alsoc^ l^iea'lau-.C policies of Pr'tms Min¬ ^ • - •*"???.k. per*air l-., 'ii sg- On« ^T>. l-gga*. ister HecdrikVerwoerd*sgD\- cce. $5a HORSES. BOX stalls avai:at.e. «&wd on cimpcs. 15 years ej errmeni and .CauISSUffi^ BorAsriag stare '.and. EmUat perience. Mrs. Aides. 335-4IS', appealed to him to For Rent care, weederfai trails.Call MI I- " C2 n rencurce them. The Alricac countries, Jed by Coed Injure VPTS. » TronS^H>r Ualton Ghana, be* down 46-36 today *^empt ro %ex separate rotes on ar In Accidenfl MEN THESIS PRINTED PtCK Y0L"RSEAT...Cfctchartered punishment and expulsicr \ - .Jpar-3*!"t btii.'-ing. Rapid bus to New York Ftir-t^EwC sernce. quality Dtaao - Jersev for V.x '^r^t 1 jsrvrts. Alsc bhae jnang. Tb.aaltsgiTtag. C!v« it a whirl » '^*e on the resoiu- Me: mi-rw; ... c«s If Call 3Si-<32I. wu arec't. we *taw» a arxe and 27 :ior 115 * whole, many countries - . c CAPITAL CTTY BLL'E abstained rather than vote against wfc - ? tee Ssr yon alsc. Try as' • 221 S. Grand the ^>arth*id denunciation frc- le sraJertrc ?ubcli - ShoesaEtth Bidg - 220 Laasi* TV 2-5431 C2" WTTNEJ5 TO motorcycle and car resolution. They HiaUMi ■miSL S ither-s. 'Sentcr .Albert, - ^ ar erad sradest yeh; ec.. accident -,r parking lot by Nat- de«x2ac«li penalties as inef- roams .acbadiBg; grower- ur»: Scjenc* botldiag s« Wed.. factlv€ ^ eapulsioc as danger- yeur- j ^Peanuts Personal 23re. Call IV Z-ll*, ».^er SrOC 0tt5Lw ■ w~S DAVID- AND ELLEN. The |irts Pertesaced. Reoseaabie 1' P-- : v«e on Ae r-solutioo. Thir- Pfa^io. ■- Vamrr Call ED ""-CIS? ?br«!ar« * e.'tJftTTKR 'Vfcnslttgs xmtS '•"*■ wtd-C^ceartber. My fccrae. o%e ' Gal- 33-.2«52. Casting for Spinster Spin Petitions Available 'ARMS AND THE MINI Friday will be the final ac¬ by G.b. Show ceptance day; for Spinster Spta Needed: • Actors •Actresses •Crew r. state News. East Laasin*. Michi*.« Friday, November a, 19g> 9 Patronage Needed Forestry. Dept. Cry Me a River- To Restore Artist Awards 4 Onions Help Poles »d«y " i""""* "» ««*MTr position tn society. He to brine art tee* » Its «M • cr«fr«n«n «nons former posulco in society. Su»- mm wl ^ Scholarships Chapmen Foundation Scholar¬ Clear Blockade pNKrcwWrr tte WARSAW Hi - Now gut tension lay J. kteonta, a director of Hoo- whole society, ship* of the Dept. of Forest Pro¬ ducts have been awarded wLeroy* Japanese Night co-sponsored has let up in Cuba. Poles are teU- ors College, Mid M the Protow TT»roM*h the Middle Afes the by J*panese and International tng a Joke about the UJ5. blockade: Lecture Wednesday. R. Clark. Madison. Conn, fresh¬ p*arrn rem*ir,«,1 the umr with Clubs—6;30 p.m. Friday. The captain of the 10.000-ton •TTw artist today is too free," the artist man in residential building. John retaining the same un- People's Chicvh. freighter Bialystok — which is Idierda said. "There is nothing F. Rernero, Harwood Heights, 111. seUconclcm»r«.»« in his work freshman in wood processing and said to have docked in Havana tor him to cope with. There is A radical ■e one cbangr occurred technology, Patrick N. Kelly. Monday — nervously asked War¬ telling him what is want- between l~00 And j$50. he said saw for instructions asheneared *d' Manistee sophomore in iutnber . transforming the. artist Into an the line of warships. four other changes in the at- alienated character. merchandising and David E. Patrur«*e Ross. Sheridan sophomore in "What," he asked, "shall I do titudes of people are needed to came to an end. if tfre Vmer leans refUsm to fll— Improve art, he said. restdwnat bunding. —trnury Collegia* Fellowship Art became a " way of life a The awards, announced joint I, —8 45 pjn., VVe must all become crafts- self-conscious aeparauot, Suihlay. East Lans- men and artists ourselves, for The successful by A. Oele Chapman of Palo Alto. ing I tiiuty Church. the artist can development of Calif.. Chairman of the Board of ooly work in a technology played tn Important community of craftsmen and art- role in thl* Chapman Chemical Company and WASH-N-WEAR ista "He change. It removed A. J. Panshin. chairman of the TO SAIL cannot wort alone rounded by parasites. sur- from bumar. hands the oecesaity Dept. of Forest Products atMSU, FLANNELS to be delicate, rocreate; our we must improve the use of emphasis on the tangaMe: itpro- are for $300 for freeman and $200 sophomores. Special s4.95 GRACE LINE eyes to see fornv texture, vided a Jlvijor. between work ami The scholarships Sties 28-« color everywhere. Then we cart were es¬ leisure; u increasetf wealth- and tablished by Chapman CALL appreciate the concentration of it to encour¬ Olive-Cray-Brown provided * jreater rate „f these qualities in the work of age promising students to pursue change. a career in forest products. Hiey LEN KOSIICHFK S COLLEGE "Vm'ui b. r.m«mb.r«l lh« • P«" are awarded on the basts of VARSITY SHOP scholarship, interest in wood and Travel tszittz itjxjk rti'ti' wood products, and the student's application and merits. . 332-8667 awareness and ws«««- understanding of history, aestheticism, and criticism," and then we can use *} O*>0 f f V.Or5 v_rOSS LONDON CLASSICAL LPs Bridge in Day — _ likeable object end. to clarify and L r STF« MARIE (L PI)~ BUY NOW AT DEAIER COS1 intensify our vision, andtocreate y"ici;l!s report that In the first symbols and a shorthand, with hours of operation of the j Alice, could you fix up o date for a friend o( mine' which we can communicate. new International Bridge between The artist Idrerda defined is Ae Ws of Michigan ^>wcm will do. but »he must b« Good Looklnq.- the person with more capable ,,rl° a twuI of On- vehicles FOR A LIMITED TIME WE ARE vison OFFERING To Train Senior Coeds c^'>as«•" 1,50 SP™- and a greater ability to SS transform that vison. He is acute e brufc* * * traffic Wednesday. s opewsd to and sensitive. THE COMPLETE LONDON Dayton, Ohio, will host Catherine for , Je^i^e hut is sought by Above all the artist must be CLASSICAL CATALOG, Clarke. Muskegon Heights. a craftsman; he Ma-t domestic safflower Is application. Basis for selection is must be able Carson. Pine. Scott and Com- past course work, primarily in to make things. 10 California, Montana. MONO AND STEREO, AT paay of Chicago Is the desti- department store organisation In primitive society, Idierda ~°,rth, Dak,0'*' Nebraska, EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS. nation of Kathrym La Tour, Lata- ing, and Rachelle Adelson. Rich¬ and operatior.. said, the artist was always a W'9U,n _££^ftsmanI_^ttd^he filled a nec- mond Hill, N.Y. The Marshal! Field Company . Selection Is Complete — ill Records ire Current of Chicago will be the training ground for Carla J. Skinner, Grand Rapids: Beverly Johnston. Midland: Patricia Finn, Port Catalog • \o (.nt-outs - ill Guaranteed Perfect Clinton. Ohio: Carol Smith, Birmingham. Here is Nanci Spec tor. Newark. a partial list of artists and orchestras N.J.; and Karen Engel.Clle, Wisconsin will train at the Laiarus Company Ernest Ansermet Pierre Monteux ?t Lsnsing. will of Columbus. Ohio, Wllhelm Backhaus The trainees will leave cam¬ Karl Munchinger ■Kala*-- Company, pus Friday and begin their pro¬ Sir Adrian Boult Karl Richter grams next Monday. They have Clifford Curzon been on an accelerated program Georg Solti for the first five weeks of the Herbert Von Karajan Stuttgart Chamber Orch. term and will receive nine credits Josef Krips upon completion of exams this George Szell week. Rafael Kubelik Vienna Octet The training is not required London Symphony Orch. Vienna Phi/harmonic Orch. Shaw Presents ■) Art Exhibition BUY NOW AT DEALER COST West Shaw scholastic board is presenting a one-man art show featuring the works of John Me- theany. graduate art assistant. Saturday 4 - U p.m. and Sunday. EXCLUSIVELY AT II a.m. to 5 p-m. tn the West Shaw Living room. The exhibition theme is "Ab¬ 323 EAST GRAND RIVER stractions Forms'*. on Naturalistic THE DISC SHOP OPEN EVERY EVENING flustered father PHOENIX. Arts. (AP) — M rs. Dslpfetne Bailey, a nurse at the RICHMOND RECORDS RICHMOND RECORDS WUltams Atr Force Base hos¬ pital. received an emergency call PRESENTS ANNOUNCES from a prospective father. A man with Alopecia Universalis* The Initial Release of CXirlng (he t.rf)versattoa, Mrs. Bailey asked, "to- baby?" "Oh no," the caller "This is her husband." this her first replied, He could doesn't need this deodorant use a woman s made for the man who wants roll on a with impunity. Mennen Spray was deodorant he knows will get through MESSIAH Complete Opera Recordings to the skin . . . where perspiration starts. Complete Recording H1Y MAY BAND Mennen Spray Deodorant does just that It gets through to the PUCCINI: LaBoheme: Tebaldi, skin. And it works. All day. More men use Mennen Spray than any London Philharmonic (tarring other deodorant. Have you tried it yet? others 64< and $1.00 plus tax FRANK! LESTER •Co*>#t«te 'Kfc of both hair, .nctudinj lh»t of th« Kilo. iter. ttc. Orchestra and Chorus PUCCINI: Tosca-Tebaldi, others Jennifer Vyvyan * PUCCINI: Madama Butterfly- ISor ma Proctor Tebaldl GILBERT & SULLIVAN: Mikado- Owen Brannigan D'OylyCarte Opera Co., Martyn Green George Maran GILBERT & SULLIVAN: H.M.S. SOLD LAST YEAR ON LONDON Pinafore D'OylyCarte Opera Co., FOR 15.98 Green "«w lecfher- Svnoo-WV GILBERT & SULLIVAN: lolanthe, Ww ^ coi- D'OylyCarte Opera Co., Martyn Green * COMPLETE ON 3 LPS VERDI: Aida-Tebaldi, others This sign wss pi seed by enterprising DEMOCRATS OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY beside the STRAUSS: Die Fledermaus- present congressman's mobile office In Fowervtlle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Gueden | 535.00 DEMOCRATIC Mall Orders Accepted COMPLETE DON HAYWORTH I W.A.C. CANDIDATE Add 4% Sales Tax and 25C | Albert At RECORDINGS FOR CONGRESS For Postage Anywhere °nly |^-3S05 Believes we should discuss issues like MEDICARE in this Campaign. In U.S.A. $4 98 His opponent has refused to discuss any issue. TWO RECORD SET means you can put aside25# s wask whileyww work, and then hsve paid-up hospital insuranct ■¥■ 3 Record Set Only ST.49 ■■Uf 1H1 MtUfCAK the rest of your life- DISC SHOP HAYWORTH has been discussing campaign issues in detail over T.V. DISC SHOP Tune in Channel 12 each Man. at 6:15 pjn. or Channel 6, Fri., Nov. 2 323 EAST GRAND RIVER 323 EAST GRAN0 RIVER at 7:15 pjm. or Mon. Nov. 5 at 5:30 pjn. • OPEN EVERY EVENING OPEN EVERY EVENING 10Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan in. ii ' .I. i yj ' 'i ' J November^ Pope Starts Ed. Prof Relates fifth Reign Marriage Rule * Episc^f Initiating the Mormon Lecture Tbt fourth anniversary of die Causes Bazcu Theology, Series Sufl'day will be Morgan coronation of Pop* John XXU1 Richards, PoniSac senior in An¬ will be celebrated Sunday. mark¬ imal Husbandry at MSU. Rome tn the volumes ing the fifth year of the nearly - lied more On "a moral under- the A,l-Saints En!*!1 8,a« Richards, returning from _ of canon law lining die shelves standing" with 61*"non-Catholic on Abbott R" the concept of culture.- "> °P«n "*«* ro children and' # „ if. ■ H -,J?5erg«rs in the early and theology to formulate ques- Most people. Dr. Green be- men. m. This means that t»ie church . This means that ttie church TheJe h|ve ^ aTlove love of hurr ^ the human ^ all family, the admission of both Catholic A German Catholic source said Go°d as ji I I tions in education," says Dr. been fourfou of and Protestant authorities, the conflict might be solved on * featured. ]>ft .,;c0 explain that Mor- Green, who studied at Princeton Heves, try to apply the truths Iss Irrelevant. irrelevant. >. . prayer, of service, of encounters stormy eve-of-weddingquarrels, a regional basis. He pointed out of ltems ?rom local s?C,IB" . r+utev Catholic nor Theological Seminary last yaar. of faith IC teaching in talking trT r* ln ,JJm*,w7m ,„d talka of joy and of some painful soul' searchings and long mixed marriages present few *: Vlr*lnia E Vhe church was not ideas, Although he is now in education, he received his doctorate in phll- about religion and education. He the most decisive question facing wfferlng> But eich d,y has doing exactly the reverse in th* church is whether or not it ^ in the reldy disposition wrangles over children's educa- problems in the Catholic tlon. tries of Latin American and coun- T_ i "* '*i ffo,n" r° going to exist for for lt9elf, or Spain £ " y JesusChrlst. osophy from Cornell and taught ,n sttempt to answer the ques- an and the world." following the divine will " The law requires the non- while causing tensions In Prot- Secture will be the basic humanities course at tion. "What problems does ed- When conclave chose him Catholic party In a marriage to pontijjPieasei| a estant states, MSU for He says that if people can be : questions and three years. He at- ucation pose which can be illuml- Oct. 28, 1958, to succeed refrain from influencing the r tributes this change to the fact ray?" faithful they can give up religlort. n«ted ii Pope Pius XII, he was Angelo liglous beliefs of the Catholic partner and to bring ig> the child- Mississippi' Baptist Convention v«*can -P°Pe Jota , .> el J in Room 33 he finds uninteresting' to study. °f perfecting education fca* launched s weekly 15-minute has express^ i™,— * ki..«Z _v.8! - - —- ^ . r „ . Building Sun- Dr. Green is presently writ- «" problems would be solved, good and the bad. But faith- - every : fullness i.< !(lc#» wallrirtfr. W«» which"combines his- r»lr# im Alness is like walking. We take j OTTAWA, Canada (AP)-Tbe . . l. book "One fnlght _ even doubt the per- views as they are sometimes called, ' knocking \SHtNGTON U^F) - A SdUth- on education, theology and spectlve of education; yet one one step foneard and Just before Catlwllc population of Canada«- are required in writing. r door." Paptist chapiaiii. Ma), Gen. philosophy. Its theme is based •— Some Catholic sources expect Plymouth : rt ; . Taylor, has been on his-concept of education and st0P teaching, we start training. the law to come under study by . - the -e» chief of Air action. "The only reason people ™s l» barbaric." the Roman Catholic Ecumenical Congregational chaplains. educate Is because of the rela- Within the context of education, Church — Council now In session here. They he finds that most people believe concede the possibility that Allegan at Townsend St. Eastminster faith makes it impossible for Morning Worship 11:00 a. Peoples Church Presbyterian Church East Lansing them less because to venture and be rhey have to be com¬ fear¬ Faith on changes, or some easing of the position, may occur. Other Catholic sources regard "The Widow's Mite" Dr. Alfred D. Grey, preaching Interdenominational mitted to certain truths. Rev. Irvim changes as unlikely even if the Church School at same hour approximately 2,7000 C Chancel Choir under the Reformation Campus each Sun. debate. Klausli. of M.S.U. i Works Stored Dr. W.A. Vlsser't Hooft, Gen- eral Secretary of the World Sr. YouthFellowshlp6:30pjn. Station WSWM PeoP'e of all rn -------By Linda Millerj Council of Churches, has said HUTCHINSON, Kan. i" - Mi¬ In the pursuit of faith on the First Christian "THE THREE T*S" crofilm copies of much of West¬ campus, we find that friendship both the Roman Church and other ern Europe's historical treas¬ opens many doors to examining our'inner selves. People who Christian denominations are the Reformed Church Lansing Central Dr. Wallace Robertson ures of the Protestant Reforma¬ are wrapped «$> In themselves make small packages. losers under present conditions. 240 Marshall St. Lansing F ree Methodist | We cannot hope to find real meaning for life without extend¬ He has pointed out some partners Church School tion are being literally salted ing the dally campus routine to Include an effort to know peo¬ Rev. John M. Hofman, Pastor Church it plat in a mixed marriage place them¬ 828 N. \va^.nr,„ »:30 a n. & 1 ple. Cultivating old friendships and developing new ones is es¬ Morning Service 9:00 & , legadves are being selves completely outside the 11:15 Morniri; sential to broadening our horizons. a.m. made ir. archives and libraries Church to avoid trouble. "The Jcvic r v;,;. Just as we extend our scope of knowledge through worthwhile Sunday School 10:15 a.m. in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Evening Service 7 p.m. Sunday Scho .i courses, we benefit intellectually from those whose No. 1061 has been in the Stat¬ Youth France. Great Britain, Sweden company ute books of the Roman Those in need of transpor¬ Fellowship ti and Denmark. Then, carefully we find rewarding. Church tation call: Evening Service Emotional and spiritual gains are most significant in the dis¬ since the sweeping recodification cataloged, these original films are stored 650 feet underground covery of faith through friendship. Nearness to God stems of Canon law carried out In 1917- Mr. Henry Bosch Mr. A. Diekema at IV at ED 2-2223, cSJpmm'Mr'-h^ United from our relationships with other people. Then we must ask. 18. Some experts in the field 5-5041, For 1 ran Campus Christian in the mammoth Carey Salt Mines Rev. Hofman at IV 5-3650 how can we cultivate our faith through said the Church previously re- Ministry near Hutc h I n son. There, pro¬ friendship? The answer to this Ues in the act of "revelation." Here I do Vespers 5:00 p.m. Chapel tected in metal vaults behind thick steel doors, they are ex¬ not speak of a revelation of God to man, although this Is by far Lutheran Chapel INTER-CITY BIBLE CHURCH the most Mr.ner 5:30 p.m. Social Hall pected to be safe from destruc¬ meaningful, but of a revelation of man to man. (Interdenominational) tion by the most powerful bombs God reveals Himself to man by making Himself wholly To Host Alumni 2827 E. Michigan known, that man might respond in an act of faith. How can we Just four blocks west of Brody Dorms Martin Luther Alumni will hold East St. Johns Student reveal ourselves ro each other In a like manner? SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4 Lansing The project is sponsored by We could dismiss the importance of a banquet at the Martin Luther 9:45 Parish the Foundation for Reformation considering this action a.m. Collegiate Bible Class Trinity Church Fr. R. Research of St. Louis, and is by saying, "I have lots of friends. There is no need to "push* Chapel at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. 11:00 a.m. - Christian Giving and Selfish Kavanaugh Martin Rummel, vicepresldent myself." This is probably true, but we cannot so easily con¬ Living. expected to take as long as 50 of Pontiac General Motors, will tend that we have valuable, 7:00 p.m. - Evening service. years to complete. lasting friendships which con¬ be the featured guest speaker. tribute to our philosophical beliefs 8:00 p.m. Communion Service "In addition to writings of the concerning the meaning of Entertainment provided by life. Wed. 7:30 p.m. Mid-week Service Reformation period." said Dr. Gamma Delta, an international : 15-8:30-9:45 (High1 11: The college student cannot Need transportation? Call IV 2-8631 orTL 2- AlfredO. Fuerfcriager, chairman perform the act of revelation, nor can anyone else, unless he gives himself entirely to another association of college students, 4960. R. S. Riny^l of the foundation, "the foundation will consist of dance and S:3C. comedy Pastor J :ting will microfilm books in such person. When he finally makes himself whollyknown, the other person responds in turn by revealing himself. There are no fields as medicine, surgery, mu¬ Iy Masses - 6:^5 & 8:00 pretenses In the true revelation of man to man. Immediately following the ban¬ sic, political theory, business Just as there quet, an informal open house .: 12:10 & 4:45 p.m. are none in the relationship of God to man. will be held in die chapel. trda> Masses 9 00 i 9:00 When we realize the need for the respect and interest of a . Confession daily at EAST LANSING person, we can satisfy it only through revelation. A direct out¬ •m.. 12:10 i 4:45 fxm. come of this First Presbyterian FRIENDS MEETING relationship is further development of our philos¬ +- 5:30 k T:30-9KW Ottawa and Chestnut pjn. ophy of existence. Although we can ascertain nothing about a N even a Services (Quakers) life beyond, our faith in the future can be made more firm 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. "ues. 5 15 i 7:30 pjn. through meaningful contacts with friends. Cribbery and Nursery Pro¬ "What is serving God? *Tls doing good to man." vided. Saily Rosary 4-30 p.m. Sunday 10-11 'Religion as a Power in our Oper. House Friday evening UNIVERSITY Lives" Dance Sat. night 9-12 p.m. Sunday Forum 7:30 pan. CHRISTIAN CHURCH M0 N. Hazadom Rd. Brigadeer Here Dr. Morrow, preaching 6:30 D.m. Calvin Club "The Second Vatican Council" Brlgadeer Herbert Payton of Don Stiffler, Minister for single young adults Fr. Owe- Fir.negar., S.J. the Salvation Army will speak Ph 337-1077 A warm and friendly welcome Compline v Eenedlcnon rp.rr,. Bible School 9:45 it the American Baptist Student awaits you at First Presbyter- Phone ED T-9T7S Foundation Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. jaorshj^ervic^^^o^^ University Methodist MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL First Christian Seventh - Day St. Andrews CHURCH & STUDENT CENTER Church Adventist Church Eastern Orthodox 444 .Abbott Road, East Lansing - Ph. 332-0778 Temporarily meeting at (Disciples of Christ) Theodore K. Bundenthai, Campus Pastor D.L. Booher, Minister Church & University L'nlversi'y Lutheran Church Division and Ann-Sc. 9:00 a.m.: Matms 11:15 a.m. Morning 9:45 Church School Student Center SATURDAY SERVICES 10K30 a.m.: Holy Eucharist 8:15 p.m.: Vespers 129 N. 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship Pennsylvania 9:3D ajts. Sabbath School £:00 p.m.: Gamma Delta cost plus supper (on City bus line) 10:50 Discussion - "The Christian and segregation" Temporarily meeting at a.m. Worship Service Fairview Elementary School, Phone 489-8315 Howard B. Weeks - minister 6:30 p.m. Saturday - Alumni Banquet at Christ Luther- 815 N. Fairview, Lansing, — CKriilN** during the construction of the Welcome alumni to all three Sub. services. new church building at SUNDAY SERVICES wwW view. tt».m Free bus transportation available. Matins 8:45 1001 Chester Rd. Divine Liturgy 9:30 ajn a.m, St*, UJttiftf* Nnnt//, East Lansing Confessions Olivet Baptist Church FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FIRST WESLEYAN every Sat. 7:30 p.m. Unity Center 2215 E. Michigan Rev. William Hartman. Pasto: For transportation call Genesee at Butler Streets 425 W. Grand River METHODIST CHURCH 489-0439 SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY Sueday Worship 11:00 a. East Michigan Ave. at Magnolia "God's Majesty" Sunday School 9:45 ajn, Church School 9:45 ajn. Rev. R. S. Nicholson. Jr. Donald Morning Worship 9:00 and Morning Worship.. Circle Leon a Jul: PAN-ORTHODOX STUDENT ^ 4jn> ~ Sunday School 9:45 a.m. il:00 aj Youth alosst organist - Youth ASSOCIATION of MSU Groups.. 6:00p.m. ednesday Evening Morning Service - 11:00 a.m. Groups 5:30 p.i Open to all Orthodox students. Evangelistic ".OOpjn. Evening Service 7:00 p.m. Prayer Service 7.-00 p.m. Meetings as announced Study Class 7:30 pjn. MID-WEEK SERVICE Rev. Fr. WEDNESDAY EVE Prayer Serv:> e " 30 p^. Wednesday, 7:00 pjn. Clement Palmer, Affiliawd with Unity School Evening Service -7:00 p.m. For church bus schedule of Christianity, Lee's nanmit. "A Proposal" Supervised nursery available esc service. for Sunday services Phone: 485-9254 call IV 2-&419 H.T. Stanley - Minister Tom Thompson - M Transportation available < First Church of All Saints Episcopal University Lutheran Edgewood Peoples WHAT THEN ARE WE TO DO? Christ Scientist Church This question is asked ev¬ Kimberly Downs Church Church *00 Atjfcott Read ED 2-1313 ery Sunday in the worship Church of Christ - and Student Center Interdenominational service of Central Methodist 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing National Lutheran Council 469 North Hagadorn Road Church, Lansing. In fact, (2 blocks W. of Frandor SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Division and Ann Street, E.L. "What Then Are We To Do?" Re.. Rooert Gardner. East Lansing, Michigan / Shopping Center on W. 1518 S. WASHINGTON -- LANSING Episcopal (2 blocks north of BerkeyHali i Sheets are prepared for every Chaplin to the University 332-2559 (5 blocks north of Grand Grand River) Your "Church-Away-From-Home" River) f sermon. The minister offers IV 9-7130 Re*.. Edward Rotfc. Rector . Georee Tuma, Curate Campus Worker: Tecla Sund MINISTERS f SUNDAY - COMMUNION Rev. Truman A. Morrison study and application during 9:00. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Rev. R, Paige the week. Approximately half 9:45 A.M. bible school SUNDAY SERVICES Birdweli, jr. the congregation takes a sheet WORSHIP SERVICES » a-m. - Holy Commuruor. 9:30 & 11:00 *m. If you wish to worship where SUNDAY SERVICES and Sermon 30 a .in. - Mormng Prayer CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 & 11.-00 a.m. persons desire to "Apply Morning Worahip 10:55 ajn. 11:00 AJM. "when cod is DISTURBED" Crib room thru High School Christianity," we invite you Bible Study 9:55 a.m. '*ec- verjieg SKeetwg * P.M. 30 Nursery care as provided at to worship with us next Sun¬ Evening Worship a.m. Holy Communion - ii services. 6:00 pan. Reacfcsf Roort Sunday, Nov. 4th day. IW *. Cra»2 River and Sension LUTHERAN STUDENT "A Place to Take Hold" Services at 9.45 snd 11:15 ajtn. Wednesday evening Bible 7:00 P.M. "god'S KEY TO heaven" *ed. 7.-OQ Holy Com- Study 7:30 pjn. ASSOCIATION Rev. Truman A. Morrison Has Got s Plan far Eech Life?' Thursday evening Ladies "The Vatican Council" Dwtght S. Large, preeching Bible Class Men- thra Set. 9 Breakfast and rides Jr. High Fellowship 4:00 pjn. 7:30 p.m. a.m.-Sp.m. to Hoe., Taes..Tsurs., $, Frilr, 7^0-9p.tr.. 4.-00 classes Ttears. - 5:15 p.oi. Meeting Student Center. ar St. Johns Sr. Higb Fellowship 7.-00 pan. Mary Sabina Chapel. «.-30 P.M. YOUNG Discussion ADULTS feLL^P and refresh" Supper 6:30 p.m. Affileted with United Chtexh Hciy Coauawuor, Of Christ. Program 7:30 p.m. Congregationai- on Wjm 10:15 - 10:45 aja. For Transportation Ceil CANTERBURY CLUB Christian, Evangelical ami Reformed Central Methodist FE 9-8190 FREE BUS TRANSPORTATION MORNING ^ 5:30 p.m. Sunday WELCOME Church ED 2-1960 Call IV 2-9382 for Inform *tlor or ED 2-UU