Inside p„,di« bo""1 * ' MICHIGAN Weather TATE NEWS j^rdoy. See P«9* 5- Portly cloudy with littl* STATE change in temperature. The outlook for Saturday it partly UNIVERSITY cloudy and o llttlo warmer. East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 9, 1962 Price 10£ Warships Given Inspection Task On Red Missiles Leaving Cuba Khrushchev Says Ships Underway WASHINGTON f - The U.S. many of the nuclear rockets ai A 12 gun assai •nment looked Thursday to being hidden in Cuban cave launched on the odor thr sewnge problem 'arships to confirm that So- the State Department saldThurs- rnclear rockets an day the agr« Cedar River. The 10 gallon compression Cuba, tion of the missile ships at sea doesn't remove "the necessity guns which resemble on-site Inspection. for ground inspection and veri¬ and are filled with Alrwlck are The Defense Department an¬ fication in Cuba." expected to be in working order nounced Wednesday that arrange¬ The sea-check also leff un¬ by Monday, The guns are ments were being made with answered the problem of at least equipped with 35- the Soviets to check their ships 20 Ilyushin-28 medium pound pressure tanks and Will be jet bomb¬ outbound from Cuba with the ers Moscow is known to have ubick To used to spray the missiles which had imperilled sent into Cuba. The U.S. position the sewage disposal plant. U.S. security. Thursday, the de¬ is that these 700-mile-range air¬ Also aiding the cause of dis¬ partment said such contacts were craft must go along with the mis- persing the smell is the repair expected soon but gave no details nine Ga of several of the macines which drive an air mixtureintothe sew¬ age. breaking it up. The machines on the mechanics of the inspec- to Pending satisfactory the s inspection and iomber dealt In an impromptu news confer s were plsyers on first two teams are broke down in the fall, but are questions, the U.S. is m intain- r ■: y when team in good physical condition. ence Wednesday, Soviet Premiei ing its blockade against any in- expected to be back in operation Khrushchev said the ps Feurig an- Guards Herb Pattera sndSteve missilei ig offensive arms a Ron Rubick Meliinger will move back into "probably are on their way' *s crucial en- the starting lineup for the first back to Russia and mentioned Cubi Also in Donald V. Adams, educational abeyance is a U.S. i'u-lue Roller- time since being injured in the a figure of 40. A U.S. Defense Notre Dame game. They replace Department spokesman said halls, and Ted Smith, manager of George Azar and Charlie Brown, the Brody group of dormitories, Tuesday "we'll certainly be look¬ who will work with the second visited the sewage disposal plant ing for a minimum of 40 mis¬ CAR HIT Police inspect siles" when the warships ren¬ Wednesday, -- wreckage of auto hit on railroad track*. Another dezvous with the Soviet mer¬ change in the first problem of its smell with Edgai :Pair Hurt chantmen. (Continued on 4) Schneider, director of the Mrs. page plant. Adams and Smith also on the results of the blockade of bases brought a limited naval blueprints of the new sewage dis¬ Swainson In blockade of Cuba plus aerial ieg ln- lis Wed- posal plant to be erected farther away from the campus, on Main Campus j/isi(s surveillance of die sites, the Defense Department had said at since last it released Saturday. At thattime, pictures taken or Misses Street. Plans have not been made least 30 medium-range mobile Thursday which were interpreter e Ncrth- o, R.R. Crash V»l USI1 F1LSON Auditorium the fall of 1940. She received the greatest rockets and intermediate range ballistic missiles were known as showing the dismantling o' the bases was well along. Meeting Or, Sunday, Edwin M. , to be in Cuba. ' Martin, t"° University Lec¬ assistant secretary of State foi hole Although officials discount re¬ In Gov. John B. Swainson, de¬ speak t 0 the Chamber of Com- porfed falr condition at a Lans- jng of Mrs. Franklin D. Roose- ture-Concert Series history," ports by Cuban refugees that Inter-American affairs, said the merre which in wonlH in^ hosP,ta' after thpy were ln~ velt two local persons recall the Crowe said. "Over 6,000 people destruction of the bases wasvir- feated by George Romney in mm apt Tuesday's gubernatorial Se wfrh Tc^n rhe CouillTtTe ni,!^ Ktlon JUred ^rain-car collision whlch\att*completely demolished two visits she made to the cam- pus in 1940 and 1958. Jammed the Auditorium to hear evider Howard's election, did e pi nt „„ on the odor not speak before their late model automobile. mrjoi an,nmAhiiA c. Mrs. Roosevelt was introduced the Michigan Farm Bureau's problem, turned into just Stanley E. Crowe, former Dean that point. Adams said. He added The accident occurred 5:38 of Students (1944-1950) and h meeting Thursday afternoon. In his Oct. 28 letter to Swainson sent a telegram Wed¬ students decided this would r t the Chesapeake &-Ohio of the Lecture-Concert Series president of MSU, Rot ident nesday expressing regrets that he could not fit the meeting help theproblem, since East Lan- railr°ad crossing sing resident s havealsocom- Road on cajnpus. Mt. Hope program (1940-1956) remembers Mrs. Roosevelt when she g Return drawal Kennedy announcing of the nuclear we; Khrushchev spoke of verifii plained about the situation. dedication speech for the into his schedule. State Police said the C&Opas- by the United Nations. Ait larshall did have jurisdict- Barred not H i s tentative acceptance o f A recommendation to spray the senger train, barreling toward he did not specify on-sit ve position, Brody side of the plant twice n campus. Since then crowds and Rubick tile Bureau's invitation to speak at the conference was received much s*de as the University Village as Detroit from Lansing at 60miles an hour, crashed into the rear Kennedy that into large the Aud. for fire reasons. specrion by U.N. personn since winds blow in the By DICK MIDDLET0N , of the automobile, throwing the by the Bureau about eight months , Pays Honor Actually, Mrs. Roosevelt was - Span i of- ago. Bureau member J. Delbert Brody direction, was made by passengers clear and hurling the the second lecturer to speak in Of The State News Wells said. Adams and Smith. vehicle 130 feet down the road. the Aud. H. R. Knickerbocker, The University personnel are ■ lack in a The Bureau received almost a week ago a letter expressing aware of the problems, Adams According to police, the driver 0f the vehicle saw the signals To Mrs. FDR a famous correspondent for International News Service spoke Daugherty concern that it might not be said. "It's tough to study and It's turn on> appiied the brakes and WASHINGTON f - President Dean of Stu- tough to work with the smell, es- kidded onto the tracks wherethe in the first Auditorium program "cation irom thi possible for the governor to at¬ Kennedy honored Mrs. Eleanor earlier in the fall Crowe said. dents office, 1 is appar e rest of his pecially at night when the odor car stalled. tend but an effort was being made. Roosevelt Thursday by directing ig ousted -Hngs close to the ground," Mrs. Roosevelt's dedication q^shed AUSG attempts ,n tfie hospital with cuts and that the American flag be flown speech was about the ideals tl President Bob Howard back Adams said. build- office after he bruises are Virginia Bayorin, 52, at half-staff on gov< people should strive for in li to serves out his ■.u"W.e came a way from^his place ' * ' Detroit Special Program under- igs, until military.bases and vessels the burial of the former Afterward several people cat graduate, and Polly Ann Buhl, Congress Wednesday night de¬ First up to her in order to touch h feated 26, Flatrock Junior. Lady Saturday. by a 3-to-l margin a )een," be added. "They've gone resolution which would have re- In a statement mourning Mrs. ill out. We hope there will be ken to fused to recognize the installation Roosevelt's death, the President ilk be- Romney, some help by next Monday, and said "one of the great ladies 0f jim Barnes. Flint junior, as From AP and UPI Wire. vhen they get the pumps fixed, : some Howard's successor, in the history of this country has he problem should be alle- of the students and se< dorm. Barnes would have been fe- Meet passed from the scene." Bid To Break Cuban Deadlock 'iated," he concluded. Board "Since the day I ered this She held Campbell a press conferen during her inft n 11 garded only as acting-president until Howard's return or spring "ON'S—The United States and the Soviet Union made George R omney a n d h i office." Kennedy said, "she ° * has "u.-sday to break the deadlock over removal of Soviet Campus U.N. ocratic staff are s Dem¬ meeting today in b^n^both inspiration and a friend; and my wife and I always h several students. "She impressed us as being a cured first, Lansing to discuss the shelving !**o~ V \dlai E. Stevenson and Soviet Deputy Foreign Kuznetsov set up a late afternoon meeting at To Name Chief of partisan differences "for the looked forward to her visits to the White House to which she very great women and was ex- Barnes moved up to the tremely interested in people," presidency from his speaker's The Campus UN will elect a Crowe said. "She had a great chair in Congress after Howard rr ssion to consider U.S. demands for adequate always lent such grace and Secretary-General at a special rtt least half of the Adminis- love for people. When she met was removed from office as part '■"oval of all offensive weapons from Cuba. meeting, today to replace Walid I, which the students at Campbell she took of the probation on which he and Khadduri who recently resigned, pietely Democratic, has told the However, the nation could not— charge and put them at ease." five otherswereplacedforbrlng- Storms From Bulgarian Reception |,r:s" < The meeting will be i governor-elect that it would i if it would—hoard to itself the Crowe retired as the MSU Dean ing outside speakers on campus Red Chinese "'-S. Minister Eugenie Anderson walked out in the Union Ballroom, ana is with him. grief inspired by the passing of of Students in 195*. He is present- without the approval of the Fac- ■ > ev sident Dimiter Ganev at a Soviet reception had accused the United States of piratical ooen to Also the Dublic. on the agenda is a reso¬ At the same time, the sev*n Ad Board members issued a Joint one women. of the world's outstanding Sorrow spread deep and ly the chairman of the board ulty-Student Speaker's Commit- at the East Lansing Savings ; Start New lution to decide what the UN wide across the world, even be¬ Loan pledging their intention Following the rejection of the should do about clearing its statement to cooperate with Romney, who hind the Iron Curtain of com- Mrs. Thomas H. Osgood, wife resolution, a substitute was Offensive speakers. A member of the was elected governorT uesday quickly passed giving Howard a ^ 1 ■ - • Minister MacMillan Thursday rid his admini- Speaker's Committee has been over Democratic Incumbent John Messages of sympathy flowed Thomas H. Osgood, professor "vote of appreciation" for his NEW DELHI- The Chinese — ' orrus (jalbraith, onetime admiralty boss of con- invited to address the assembly ... ,« form a small testimonial of pbysi< services. broke a lull on the Hlmalayian ssall. But he failed to stem a political storm mountain of the abiding affection brought Mrs. Roosevelt The vote, however, fell one battle line Thursday with fresh rnment Before the General Assembly They added, however, that their tendered Mrs. Roosevelt by the the sprJn8 of 1958 probing attacks. Indians said the guards national secrets. return to office by the people in¬ short of being unanimous. ■>' also lies a Cuban Resolution on mighty and the humble, organizational meeting for i action appeared to be a prelude to Party, after forcing publication of friendly 1 "We've already shot Howard 'Ibraitb to his former clerk, presented a the American Blockade of this dicated that the voters supported shared a feeling that hei jjfe local chapter of the down," said the lone dissenting a resumption ot the Communist ! e thiir party's aims. had enriched theirs. (Continued on page 3) offensive. government's handling of the whole Vassall nation. representative. "Do we have to Prime Minister Nehru rallied dig his grave?" It appeared that the answers his people for a war to drive ^ON* Russian Concert Sunday what he called the expansionist, 0,4 F°f ,noon given to a number of questions imperialist -minded Invaders p>!0.. 'il' federal Aviation Agency fined 13 Eastern put to Louis F. Hekhuis, as¬ from "The sacred soil oflndla." to ■ jmit !d,y plan a ,or "ln«Hemion to flight duty" and directed sistant dents, director, Dean of Stu¬ and AUSG advisor, had Long an apostle dpassive neu¬ within 30 days to prevent future inci- The Leningrad Philharmonic, throughout the and played its kovsky, the Leningrad orchestra some bearing on the vote against tralism, the Indian 1 eader de¬ oldest and greatest of Russia's concurrent with a tour of the USSR early concerts under the direc- has a large repertoire of con- the main.resolution. clared the nation's freedom is 1,1 ockn -°U: 01 8 CORCr«"i<»>»i Investigation of reported i, will perform at by the Robert Shaw Chorale and of such musical notables as temporary works. at stake and warned Parliament to ets for .j4' Suc>1 All the questions dealt with letting stewardesses fly the planes. the auditorium at 3 p.m. Sunday On^iestra. Rimsky-Korsakov and Anton Ru¬ i n any other musical Howard's brace for a struggle that might V** ' "lne fl,ght status. and four co-pilots ranged conducted by Eugen Mravinsky In recent years the 107 man en- binstein. >rganization in the Soviet Union, do ort for a number of years. Hekhuis was asked whether and guest conductor Gennadi semble has been heard in London, In the early years of the or- ad Philharmonic The new Chinese attacks came Howard could return to office Y0Rr*,ConfO,"i"«'»»« New York !>«««• arm wait accused Thursday of . , Rozhdestvensky. Paris, Rome, Stockholm, Tokyo chestra's history, Tschaikovsky made a number of journeys from combines the traditional with the cosmopolitan. once he was "in good standing" in the Eastern end of the 2,500- mile disputed frontier around with the Dean's office. * and drug product* contaminated by a powerful Moscow to Leningrad to conduct This tour will glv« The only way "he (Howard) Walon*' 15 miles from the Burma caused harmful effects in young boys and ■ Cultural Exchange Program evolving musical tradition that It at the Hall of the Assembly audiences office is through border- A defense ministry maintained by the Department of ha a transcended Lenin- spokesman said one Indian was Tw>° »nd State and the Soviet Ministry of and world war, has an unbroken grad*s Philharmonic Hall. /orchestra play works by Pro- Drug Administration said the hormone can He added, however, that there missing and an tM- , "0r' In young boys and early internal physiological Culture. , history from 1882. Today, although strongly asso- koflet, Samuel Barber, mated 15 communists were killed '« young girls. It will give 30 performances It was originally formed as a elated with the works of Ts< (Continued on pogo 3) or wounded. 2 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan November a Itw E«tor Say*....... Lecture-Concert's Big Gamble: Ticket Problem I ; The State News has received a grams, students are allocated as Nixon Lost It number of letters in the last fern many as 2.200 tickets. *m mmmwmmmmmmm BtH Burnt days from students claiming that Dr. Paul admits that for every Tuesday mailed the e«*l of Richard m1!w , they had anxiously looked forward $4 or $5 ticket that a student gets political prestige. He hit rock bottom, _ notorial contest where he waa to attending the Leningrad Sym¬ free, he has to raise $3. shellac^ ^ incumbent P»t Brown. " ;t« « phony concert but discovered to One of the No matter obit your poltUcai problems which-Paul sttllatic i tittle mrry for the w*»-to-ru;hes their dismay that the Sunday pro¬ tv; ' faces Is the irregularity of stu¬ career in l*«6 w*h hit election to CongiW ^**1 gram was sold out three hours af- dent attendance. That firs* campaign of Nixon's got him th*« r««.. t^r student tickets were made stabbing politician, who relied on sly ' Monday, one of the world's to cripple Ms opponent. **•x«C* available. greatest violinists. David Ois- Nixon replaced an excellent Oenvxrw Another irritated student want¬ trakh. performed. There were Jerry Voorhis, who later in writins « \x. ' *-f<: Congressman," absolved Nlxoo from *rx to-" ed to know how many season tic¬ many empty seats in sections de¬ campaign th* hinted at Voorhis* Communis? kets are sold, perhaps suspecting voted to students. Voorhis placed the blame on the big mwwv , * Machiavellian tactics by the peo- trolled and becked Nixon. He commends- vx. ' ^ A« One fact, however, must be individual and honest potiticis-. w *" p^< 'ple in charge. considered. The student enroll¬ \oorhia WM noted as one of fre > congressmen and was deeply respected H We truly sympathize with those ment is growing by leaps and That 19*6 campaign helped to^klli Nuor , s a! Nx!- students who were unable to ob¬ bounds. Moreover, the quality of Later Nixon v aulted to the Senate andtW., tain tickets for the four programs spot on the Republican slate In 1952. the student is improving enor¬ Nixon'* fame stemmed partially from ttie rs which have been sold out this fall. mously. victing Alger Hiss, a Rooeevelt ^.sc Indeed, attending the concert by For sure, all of these statis¬ Communist party. There is still a pesx? dence ps-oAved to convict Hiss. the Leningrad Symphony , '* A Pro¬ tics provide implications for the The evidence against Hiss center^ 0r gram for Two P! aye rs." and " Th e Lecture-Concert Series. had been used to type certain incrtm-,n«;^ • ( Records seem to indicate that the r ;-' Soundof Music " may be once-tn- The implications, indeed, have their hands before It was discovers* ;n , for manv become fact: over 6.000 MORE airuatlon was canfUsed, but one thing ts, S'i*on picked up more enemies aroutvi students attended Lecture-Con¬ in the Hiss case. placing these cir- cert programs last year than the As vice president, Nixon was awards board m*n" perspective, only previous year, according to Paul. Republicans who disliked him Joined wit?- ng the nature of his personality and said he was Uke * *, s : ecru re-Concert A Lecture-Concert committee, course to better his oersor.al situation. Daring an Flsenbower *d(nlnistratio r. 1 a fair pi c tu re setup by AUSG, is operating with Nixon caught a rock in the teeth. \W one of its functions being to con¬ Letters to the Editor Russia, Nixon fiercely debated witK Kremlin. sider this problem and make rec¬ ommendations for the future. On Zionists, Sheep, Tickets, Etc. Campaign supportws used these tncMo-r Nixon for prcs;dem and for pushing h;« . Nixnr, entered the California Quite obviously, something has c«.-npa:, • i *x sr. Arab and have no&n^ risk their personal well -being tor ir. the paths of their fellow sheep, his sagging party prestige. robe .i.-ne.lt would be nice to see aga:nst the jm if people or as tr .iefens* of our freedrcrs. He had won six times previously in 0 {Color the lour sheep blade.) I - vers!tv increase its sub- Ar^i are toh ft nnw that we place en- h occurred to the four sheep win would put him bock in the race for th* -t ... .t must be realized that against the Ztoesat mcvament. value* above traosiett it, as ft »«s ridiculous to eat the <*** »nd let It be know?. that . • Western Powers headed by He h«dr*t lost b> mswh in 1W *n«J : t any Other universities give the U.S.V, Wher, ex-presrder.: * respect am tdnMatrn- muddy and trampled grass its the Maybe wasn't good enoMCh, md Nivor , -♦ ... a... /Mia VI; .M.^nigsr. <««♦« ^ .are TtWHwr was inthe White Moose. ««s wktrt doesn't respect our herd's brewing pasture when the teeth. ^ of Ptiesttre rights, mi «* can't mist an »cross the way was a beautiful His home folks repudiated him. He enCugh financial problems Mt XWK fte me mllW!) administration which doesn't freer pasture with rollirxg hill* Nixon has a dim future In cation*! pel:- M»d piesTf ot the freshest grass. n-.t-hout adding another. fagees wtthcutNwnes. trsit car rationality? almost-presidem, today he is an *lmc< TNcne people attU Uee ir. ttse Ntxoa fought for every trffl.-e he ever c- Perhaps students should be worst ceedttlees cader which Steven Devi, Sc «»e day, to the outrage of its there slagging exxery inch of die way. made to pay a small knit beings cm surrtx*. 252 W. Sb*« **** otS,eT sbetfp. our four friends He is a Quaker by religion, but a politici- fee. This I was fl«i to see rM« Leco- vestured from the herd to the He stands less chance than Adla; Ste\ er« proposal may scur.d shocking. R. rolling Mils across the way. We've become spoiled. However, «rd rector. .Vasencw .Vreer.caaCoKfKrilfor_!u- Coenci! for Ju- Might ~ and Right There, things ■mm very «*!! Sor the fcur black sheep. They for nacior.al office. He hasn't got Stevens and intellectual ima®e. kt. . cJarsned tise ttSamace Tc the Editor if you of the freshest grass and I foei sw-ry for Nixon—he gambled and !c<- were a student at the Uni¬ eerr. The Jews aesd the 2ton- \»>.ile ft max be a fine thing for ate grew strong and healthy. New £4 seats are pU**T>n sale versity ot" Michigan, you would be ; Jwho are .nuTSBarOwrei te "Mr. Beeler to discuss the moral sheep were bom. and soon a pros¬ ■ coMTKrx' State News. No-- ai Aawrlcae foreigs po5 public. At leas: 4>C percent paying $4 for a $+ seat. iber I. and eemidfefed icy. perous community developed. ^ n tickets are for the W e could be facetious and make \aaencm c:niwnsnip ®h« fact th*t abox'e all. 'I bax'e found th*i one more suggestion. Then, again, c*-t'.lengt Ztenisct aJways fee: thatthej- j paixt out the aims o< Communist Time there is . passed. The founding r no lighting ystem ir. beiong TC Israe: more thacs they- or the rsethods which they ^Neep died aril things' starttd be!sng ro Their cawjtry ai eft- facilit«te to accomplish their poorly for the new herd, i wrshsp ir Maey np^secn. eois. The grass became tr ampled from ; vender fc order to cope with Thethr*« and use nsrnod brown and un¬ wky- ^e% Asfi*t a1.". c Israei * heal thy. Thess one dav a black Of course ^jey car. necessary ro develop a realistic MSI Statistics.. are eejcxtng the x t ..... »:rr v. and the .And They fore«gs poitcx of our own —one «ili meet the Comnswistic sf)ef mc^e tc the unused Srtd across the road*" the lfttle ***** *«erly suggested to the Sear poimc*: ^aewce -SoUy Derr*ckscn vr. ^ wrwg. Had and white nor- eiders. iTwascommaokaow- U4l. grw-emment. ^tty of Asaorton* r»rare, sNsuid ledge that the grass on the other ivags mcampus i? i.jnaricar. }t+ 5»rMRr-.a«y v tr<7< ses,M cried the lit- If ft calls Cor a dSsrefard of tie sNeep." JM the founding sheep C«rc ideas a: moral concepts. We said B»a: all sheep should be free to seek new grass.** "That is troe." conceded the heod of the committee." mi thse is what are help you do. Bat l^yMfsn SUte New, Eaat Lansing, Michigan iST* hlignr 9 n fpKrPQB "pia^'me^"^ rr *• On TapPan-Hel * cn,bwmwToHoid Boil ^ t« feature attheInternationalCU**a * ^Friday, November At - _ yevll ffip your wff r ,VEt ~ Kellog The Mick Pitt Orche*tr* "T wit The twit, whu+ will be held W or. oeittfe Bur**u *•*«•<»*. !*>v. u. Ad- 4m<*«1 te the Pise e- 5 . Ci " frwn Pick Motet. Plck Co-chairmen for lhe dance are from S» to *»tdW*t*. will have of dynel, for its hy the mut]c p},—kW. Tickets ere •rTlUble '•*" * % -.rstrtf* '' will *»*■"•« Alrersft Corpora- i gree in music, has played lead ' *" " Rlrmingham senior, 1 lit the U.Nf lounge. AH you need Is a ..'.^ .rm.-* llo» 50 per Couple fun. White, black arn Telephone Co.) interview^! alt U* W engineering physics and math or silver grey. 4.00 po«« 1) mtjors Interested ir, Betl sys¬ tems. ■V* that How- *; Ated If there Pureou of Reclamation Dept. of the Interior Interviewing - t_«i. Shop provision to clvit, electric it and mechanical '«• engineers, at j: I v e asked q ontlneotal Cin Co. interview - policy was mg electric it, Millinery Salon mechanical iprs - Dec. »ne desired Until ; Republic Steel Corporation tn- tervie*ing electrical, ^echant- ;•■ i "tempo- cat atvl metallurgicit ei-.gtneers. ^re when we Kimberly Clark Corporation "•'' " B*rne« interviewlr® - chemical, civil, Nine electric at ami mechanical engt- Parses re- neers; - chemlrry, math, account - - ;.Jev1 against partment interviewing civiI, proudly wears a Michigan Stat* cable- store e ro a vote chemical and mechanical engi- knit letter sweater. White orlon with green neerr chemistry, organic chem- •o .esman far tsn-y, veterinary medicine, food "$" 2-4 sizes, 4.9i hours ;m that "the science and mtcrofclcrfogy, dairy ;.:\emment'* majors. ' 9:30 a.m. Braall ahires a common to "edSorcon- , *«»»" other S;xj» Amer- '-■«ke before a : m the Pif informal the great JUNIORS LOVE white waij FLOWING RAYON to greet winter in beautiful warmth CHIFFON and dramatic new styling ... our white for that important wool chinchilla Ye-length coats, lined homecoming dance and gala with soft creslan acrylic pile. Each holiday gathering. The style also in flame red. Sizes 7 to 15 sophisticated bateau neck and contoured satin belt The muffled look, interpreted with is silhouette magic. Sportswear high-rising turnover collar. 45.00 Red, black, turquoise. RIVER B. The lean line wit|j wideaway collar, -O*) Sizes 5-15 25.00 platter buttans, patch pockets. 45.00 Dress Salon SUte Friday, Hovembnr Naws.jt.t Ltoataig, Michigan .>■■11! I I, < . ttn ^' m'sssj-jHi « Booters Take Oh IITS MOW SC-i Northwestern, Wisconsin |n m* TAW | Billikens Haybfr Strlh Top Big Ten Gridiron Clash bounds! Up For Grabs Northwestern, needing two more victories to assure it* ftm un- 1W*. «u stopped when low* lost liott, hold* * 2-0 *«»«»ugl dicputed Big Ten football title dlum, to u chwrtpioMhtp of ttwsMiufcrMt loop since 1*>36. meets the first of Hootlert the holm, staged • (tunningupaet didn't LnJl* ruckod «*M? *w»y, tho Sp«rt«r> >rx^ ix»0t*i» *111 two tough obstacles Saturday . -.n4. by defeating Purdue, 14-10 at the COLUMBUS, Ohio—In^flan* Boilermaker Homecoming last tw#«1 the ( pcswiningfer Mggei when It plays once-beaten Wts- w«» nufW- gutne S*rurd»\, whom ♦ W-AA \«-" »< > only remaining unbeaten team Both the * rid the another chance to salvage their in the conference. Confronting RiUfkcmt spot t unblemished r*> them in their final Big Ten con¬ season Saturday at Ohio State. v-« -vte. T 'he NCAA ? K tiOn Com¬ "We don't have the record test Nov. 1? will be Mich¬ it," conceded Coach Phil EUROPE by CARl mittee Announced o4rH«« in the to show igan State. wools the winner «rf the con¬ The 26-21 come-from-behind Dickens, "but this team, with two ^.1 with test would represent tfceMJdhrest totter in the '62 w*»rrt*m«M. .*«, 2S*SSi. it £5 FINEST SERVICE Ir- previous top vktory string of Z againM Wisconsin *nd In the first GREATS;ST SAVINGS c*«« of * tie, Stote would I . . . stlU recwtve the hid, at the ^'6raH^ \vu^' soven-year Ara Parseghian era, the nM minutest our Mk-hleanState five tnnnitm*eiaar Michigan State B.tHton* «3r«o^ own on enrty game, although wepulledour- the stage for a replay of the cru- selves together agaiiist M.S.U. #e\VM roRwnertrf SAVE UP TO 35% Its previous ervowntefs b#t>» ee»< clal IW Wisconsin - Northwes- m»k# * * lt th* r*"t ^ the All European Cor Plan* and the two cltihs, State his come way. Services out on the short «>d each time, "Our game Saturday against in the balance. Wisconsin Ir dvt*fr>~t»~tivt*+ire finish IsM Northwestern wss the best yet Alfa * that game, 24 - 19, and went on and one of the best wo'vo plaved Healy Mercedes to th$ championship. Fiat ftiffwxJ »T)**r1frre4»ktti£ Key statistics in the Wildcat since we came to Indiana.' Jaguar M6A De-spntc th« past Jefe«ts With a little imagination In- resurgence are these held by To:n :urrent 2-5 record could Ghio Lancia Renault *sVK\ ;'*m !>y St. Lout*. the Myers: 88 completions in 134 at¬ N>dfef.< *eern*a <3u;re confident of tempts for a .657 percentage; 12 be transposed to a 5-2 mark. \ -.ctfln. State's hijjk-SCAfing Ak>. In three losses, 14-10 to Iowa. touchdowns; 1,222 vi RuS*-r,« FiHJttU «tv1 >*n Ld*f* y *>.->-» Problem M-15 to Wuhlngti .-•red J ► e Sfw f*n's fmpr-eved J6_2l w Northwest1#rni the dlf. MINNEAPOLIS - Minnesota is ference has been an average of ,enko*sdT«d Another indication of the trend when the Michigan State i*-ospecTs for the pro-foct- >-.r. Sj,trt4ns ^ fteld Saturday b*n drtft *nd *re ^ w . yr«, Minnesota, tied for second with Gf Improvement is that when the .Vnnsf Checked tft^rnoon, sex-oiweeji plaTerswtl; appear in the All-American se- Smith after playing behind Wisco"slri 81 3-1, has the nation's Hoosiers led Northwestern's No. ."Vrweliy if* he makSng rhesr final ^pearance lotions. Bertunon was on wo Dean Lookinhissophomoreyear, 1 nl,tlon#lly ""inked Wild- Wild- ; at e halfback Sr jrld cvwnpetlHon at Spartan All-American teams last year took over as Sta«ii^ signal caller !•« ^tut^y whipped Michigan cats, 21-20. the fourth quar- Stadium, *1^5 waa joined by Saimes on the last year. After yeildlngtoChar- St*i*V.28"7, holdin« On the same day, Iowa ,ttle SP,rt,n8 ««*. » marked mark the first time since •f :-c>«de* Jerry Six # Ail Ptg Ten Team. Saime# has lie Migyanka early this whipped j.u/, 26~7 victory over Mich- Ohio State, 28 -14, after being at -i^srdt.MwVeo- bitt) t,Ckle; Dax* Borhman. ,ls® ^ cor.stderfd a likely he continued to play an import- igan ln J959 that it took a lead ad L ohri-% ,MSl ^ touchdown underdogs, -etwor; Ed Budde. tackle; Ernie candidate for the Heisman Trophy alternate. over a Big Ten opponent v'lark. end. Ceorjre Saimes, full- >'**r. Sanders, a lanky wingfrack,has ^ w''1 °" ,fh* period. back *nd>or. W*t*tns, tailback- Bohhitt and BuAJ. Daygherty", ^ hrt. will he ir rhe Warring l.'ne«p. *-our others~-C«orf* Arar, st*!w,rts on the Spam: m'pJT d^endaWe rtar l:ne for ' An end deftan^ve backs this 2£L during his sopho- thrown ^ good, for 36 "SSyards. AJWARBOR Olinois ^.n will — Michigan and ^ three years. Both have stage their third guard; Jim Karrtcki, center. goxl speed and have demon- ore and Junior years. Sanders v\7" «"• ™'*,y mi straight football b«ttle o f the Lonr.j* Sandort. wtnfhark; and strated er:or play offensively as a favorite targe* for ^ ^ Spartan . Minnesota. TVo years Ellfott" ^rday be- Pete Smith,, tjuanorhack-will defer,si veh . tarterbacks. He receiver last year, theleading *** unbeaten Jo iand 5® M ranked No. 1 with fore 52.5000 fans with the. re- Uiwq iss pulling The - rest of tbe s«6iors, who Clark has beet', c 15 passes for 247 yards, Minnesota as No. 2. Gophers won. SU,t ^ f°r *** °nCe more' Duffy Da«fberty'< rtost con- 27-10. The anticipated revenge at Sho«dd see actlor Saturday are Jordar, won a letter letter last last year low« City in 1961 was frustrated . International sistent players. Mar tng upwitt, Jeff Abrecht, end; Tom Jordan, j,as backed t^s Berhmar, and Junior Matt : Clark has Kantekl at center thlaytHfr.Oade, by Iowa mistakes as Minnesota Ball cerfhar; Gary Oade. fullback; B«r- defensive bail nie PaJtnareer, end; Clifton Roaf. F>slm,re^. Roaf. Rrwa, .ndZom, f",9" ' end; R«r. Ross, tackle; and Bill heen a steaA ^lrtg !(ttle ^tlon.have Unl^ Ust NOV. 10 If your field is 2orm tacirle. hU„f!rS! *2* b*en htrd vrort*rs in the Spartan Ttckets or, Sale at L.N. Lounge Berhmar and Saimes are defi- PHYSICAL- SCIENCE, ENGINEERING FANS MATHEMATK Support the SPARTANS Against the "Boilermakers" FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLE A* with M.S.U.... Sweatshirts all styles & colors 77* fast-moving, fast-growing business to talk to is SHAKERS D3;4 BHUhW ♦otk»e ■»♦>« - Snmi»» l*4t 2e- ernwter* green A white THE BELL hot wan t*e *ei*M% one we* Who Me? «T**ec. Junto- *>4 the Tearr i«»i Yet, I'm Having only TELEPHONE SYSTEM My Suit Cleaned Rubick At Flaeh. s. November 13, 1962 - Corrfntrnd hw, |>fa 1) ur.t- Irtwli Big Jjtt; Loiictr back when the Bell System Recr ting Team a- rut Jsnttar tmckit postwar tor Hie ijrsi time thl* year 1*« flash Blankets will be here. 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TELEPHONE amoicyer \£j) I fltrhlg*n State New, East Lansing, Michigan \r—~ « * £ A ** A Friday, Novemher 5 Ardutf* 6All 2 Intramural News Conference Cro Hid Here Saturday ,„«!» will be honoroa Band through Its routines will band to "breikT.nkT 1Z r'"~ Block champions claimed their titles in women'* !M volleyball this week, These champions will compete (or residence league and then managed to hold on to a 7-6 victory over Wilson two. Cache combined a last quarter touch- sin esrlier safety Championship At By JOHN V A NCI E SON Humbarger. 11th; Don Castle, "A" American" be owe of the most famous ' ^ urch* "Af Atwr.^ «*• **»'- we one*"«"•— oi trie most fsmous col- col— lettart letters ^ »nd •**«* Independent league to sq " Of The State Newt 15th, and Bob Fulchcr, 19th. Banri during the half- lege twlrlers in -he —- m ,t Saturday • MSU-h the Colden Girl." cZ^ '?» the country, "P". ' U m#>" 4 - minded •—-7-""-'"^-minoeat'ur- pur- ' u*#s ^,ec*us® this Is the only Ouane Stout connected ule. strong a title L ii only th«' wcotw time due bandsmen also boast "the threat as Gerry _Urd li'1' rn,d<'- WU" *°r|d s largest bass drum." This Grad Wins lawumenieni 10 be made. Residence block champs are: last TD pitches, the last on< play of the game Coach Fran Dittrfch said that his team Is ready and is going to Young was. The graduated Young finished second rRt„ill, ■ tand director at monstrosity is more than ten feet Case one; West Yakeley one; Beal a come fromn ' behind be a contender. in the 196T conference race. Turkey Trot - ihe initial winner, tall, eight feet In diameter East Mayo; Wilson six; Wilson ory over Mott 18-1*. Iowa, the Squad which ended and The Spartans are award, presented four feet between Its coming off heads. It nine; Butterfleld three. Phil- Roger Webb again starred for one of their worst regular sea¬ State's Big Ten championship standing #erv«-_ takes four husky bandsmen to Don Shustev, Ups fW0 and Rather four, tied Wilson eight as he threw three sons in years, but Dtttrlch feels winning streak at sik straight , member of The . .... Is and bands- indsandDaiws- maneuver the "Monster, "Monster,"salt Is Gr,ds- '"dependent •nt team, raced ,n their in'ir block* oloCK' *H1 Wl» bet>e touchdown passes to lead his team hit team Is Just beginning to last year, is favored to repeat. ,,-de.l before a known to Boilermaker fans into the finish chute SO yards *nJ}0Unced ■nnounc,d Monday. in a1 20-2 romp plst Wilson reach Its full potential. The Hawk eyes have an Impres- it tfiev,?''"1 «udleneeby The heads of thecoloaaal drum *he«d to win the 19th annuslTur- s«rorlty-lndependent league nine. Back from last year's second' llve winning streak of their own M C. 1*right. Nation- are covered with the signatures ke* Trot ln • time of 5:57.7, ,r tion president of mayors and governors of ™tnJPlonshlP b« announced Dick Bazan and Jim Penrod place team are three runners winning 14 consecutive dual vs. v cities Wednesday night on Old College M°nd*y ®Iso- Kappa Alpha Theta both ran for touchdowns to give who scored. They are: Roger meets. Included ln the streak is a (thrTollsrmaker'* and states where the Purdue bsnd 4n<1 K«PP» Delts girls should East Shaw ten a 14-6 win over , decision over Wisconsin - con¬ ,. has has played. playetl. The most notable au- The t«sm winner was East Shaw wltch for P»«y-off times. East Shaw six. queror of State this fall. c ceremonies at--tograph is that of ,e field, Purdue'■ dent Harry Truman, former-Presl- Hall. Also ™« wwk game scores were: In other games: West Shaw four Forddy Talks Although missing Jim Tuckei . marching band, The "All American" b$nd winning live turkeys were j8St Landon one over West Lan- 26. West Shaw one 13; West Shaw last year's champioij. Iowa has vn, will swing boatta of a number of Hrsts that Bryon Latter representing Arm- — strong Hall, who placedsecond, ^?n T05 JNorth west Landon; East WUlUnrm over six 32. Mayo oneover Mets .18, Owen Owls 6; West Shaw three 13; To HPER Club three men back who finished ln the top 10 - Larry Kramer, fourth; low, "Indiana «re now widely and Mike Mehas of Gllchrest two; Rangoon copied by other Case, who Off-Campus one 28, Village Idiots 7; Elevator Ralph Trimble, fifth, and Gary bands. was third. over Off-Campus two; Kappa Lions 32, Area Gamma 0; Ar Fiscl In residence hall Alpha Theta over Kappa Kappa Mouse 7 competition. a close third. Anderson, who Is head basket- superior balance ATO was" ilw" fi r st *fra tern I ty u,,Vn"d,rf*',ed C?se field H,U fe" ,0 ball coach of the Spartans, dl- fifth Hawkeye 1 Wilson's women's pfl„ r vlded his speech into twoparts— team >am fn to .-nmii— complete the hockey Competition the duties of physical education 28th while State' they only managed to place tenth team Wednesday, 2-1. West ft,. «. ^ only 19th. overall. Yakeley won by default r theFootball Pass and how to coordinate a basket- ove<- Before Stat* A crowd of approximately 200 Butterfleld. * competition in which 357 com- hall clinic. |owa lt must i G» Rex. utmiK director «f te ttM» fti-; «na.Vr* teechtng. y*> *aeitt.e* rise rwr.*ue g*irw at l;Sft. E?'SOK G VHeeent. Iwtw •» A« V««<« Lh the The program i* sponsored by Student tJacni« Anocit- Offers Educational Benefits - tK« (SEA) and NN te sts-rtw- Closed ctrculttelevisten vr^ new w«ds T2 claw-hw* * diseia*. I» the liferety he wrti »i»h v«it* »W L¥:x*rsst> students this pws Nul-fiajps. seotRg stwSeot* professor more tfme to see stu- terro, Jans«s I\ Da*is a manager enrolled » sweh classes as ac- daoo in his oCCIcw. -S*H hr D«\« Jtekntf AWS Boards at closed ciTvwit TV on campus ottimint. nasural tcience, physi- Because of a telephone "talk- ENGINEERS - CHEMISTS - PHYSICIS sasd. ca3 education, speech, Mtd^eterl- feodt** system, stwdents can ask Campus Has Attend State "Telextawe raptooemetx fa; rKher •,< not a; all teodkit*. few eOe^ive tool tcr teach- a **r? medtcitte. Davta said, -Television permits - the professor questions and\1ce- \wrsa, said Lewis. Ceramic • ChavicxU • < Conference ar perie*cc*1~teecher to reach hurl At>^rxwt ^ c!6ft" Electrical Industrial • ]f, National , J nice ing.** eAVii OollrjLe*ts, ooorA- nator o( clos»a cUv^t TV. dred« ot students " said account- ^ professor J«*n VT. 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BEAT PURDUE1 MSU 1963 WOLVERINE Friday tt Friday, November 9, 1962 Dean Outlines Aim: Puffball Extract Offer Of Future ~ ' Cure For Certain Future educators will base A their teaching methods fungus, the giant puffball, Sloan Kettering Institute of on re- «y provide a cure for - certain Cleveland, produces calvacin to Featuring the beat in op. •esrvh finding* instead ot phi), of cancer. be tested against known tumors. pore! (or the Career Wo- oaophic beliefs, William B.Haw- Professor E. S. Benefce of the Calvacin hat the »«y. assistant dean of educ ation, proven effective m«n. Young Motron department of botany and plant against tumors in rata and other ond the said In an Interview. College Set **The major aim in education pathology. Is working oncalvacln, small animals, and will be an extract from the giant puff- teated In humans. Will be to learn more about We will be warning directly through human bell* In the hopes of finding a looking re¬ cure. If calvacin proves to be effec¬ for YOU search data." this extract was discovered tive in humans against some types Aa a result of this scientific by the late E, H. Lucas of the of tumors, a means of mass pro¬ Spproach. he pointed out, "teachers will handle more of University who found that it duction will have to be found to showed promise of anti-tumor make calvacin effectively, said the professional and technologi- aftacta. — -WlHiam Drew, apartment "head learning, TMswttt Baneke. working with the of Botany and pathology. *re« them from routine tasks i rqjetitive nature." "Analyzation of of educational Try Henry's (hire our WM. B. NAWLSY technology will determine the moat effective methods of teach¬ ing," he said. Tbe production of better ' mand its use. "Today," Hawley pointed out, YOV WILL RETIW get teachers tend to want to work teachers is acquainted! a second aim of future with bright students rather than educators. where great profeasional skill is "A good teacher," Haw ley ex¬ needed." STILL SMILIHC « GevertMr Swoin.on It able plained. "has to be an Individual "Teachers need to be sound ed¬ offer *» who Is fully appreciative of the ucationalists and (tMtHM rehifns. master of the vast differences that there are Stste Newt PKotO by Dougla * Gilbert subject she or he teaches." he among students. said. He or she should feel satis¬ Redesigning of a graduate pro¬ nocrats Ponder faction from working with stu¬ dents who have different sets of gram is the third sim of ed¬ ucation. F riday & Saturday values. "We must redesign to make Ihipnn T Georft Future Presumably, he would be • "A good teacher should also feel challenged to use profes¬ sional skill in situations that de- more flexible in our changing times," with a more intensive study of the cultural forces that Regular S1J5 Hose 3 Pr Box F■ ... i« o\eroor strong contender tf he again affect y " ff Aednesdsy anight his forty's gubernatorial St. John's Student Center 0K1S0T1G r f vmocradt future nomination. Another possibility is Detroit Friday nlte- -two excellent movies - is looking Special s3!0 Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh. Al- swain- question sfr0flS mayor *nd a good admin- "Magnificent Obcession ■.ongest istrator whose political star is Jane Wyman Rock Hudson fewest climbing. Join Our Hosiery Club Mich- Cavanagh, who upset incumbent Co«t; Members 25 cent«, mayor Louis MirUnl last winter. M « newcomer to politics. i "?bers 50 cents Your 13th Pair is FREE ! Another newcomer is Attorney -cht* ed in Gerwr*' Fr«* J- Kelley. 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You oan rely Vn{^% Amoved, unsupervised, Coronation B«H « thtUnkm tapes. EO 3-5147. 34 Shop - Appointments available. l . to* sale on TEXACO pre*****' c*All jrD 2„344«. SS ticket office, Ok*. S4 Phone ED *-Wl. Free *f OR RENT parking. •COST & FOUND ^ Lost & Found PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 5 mln. •PERSONAL LOST I black pan<«n leathoi to campus, rec. room fire¬ ^ S. Hoi about » rW. prefer- THESIS Si TERM pj*>ers typed. •PEANUTS PERSONAL pump between stadium and Har¬ place, quiet. $40. Garage avail¬ rison. Sl*e 5 1/3. Return t*> ahtv HattvcmtA. 145. Fxperlenced, fast service, elec¬ •REAL ESTATE able. SS3-1S22. 34 tric typewriter. ED 2-45<>". 55 •SERVICE SPARTAN TEX*CO SERVKI Michigan State New* Office 54 __ YOUR PtNMATE *TR ASPORTATION ««*v MAKt E: Want-avls *1U »»w f ^STTEFTJT YrKWtlH"on Hi CORNER GR VND RIVE* •WANTED MV< ' WEEK to 0 Employment dent Service Bldg. OWNFR t E AXTNT. state. Has re- 5033 T. Mlchljnan, Call IV ?-SSS*C wht"' t 0£Yf Girl's dark rim glasses ced S bedroom brick ranch typing ^HONE: Nov 12-16 with trim In brown leather caw. for (julck sale, tarfe llvtn|-^n- ri XRK to PI V >t sheraarr. ^111 Reward. Call ED ?-9"*4«. A*k for ing L »1th corner f!r^>lace» p<.Mrt. Low rates. 5 miles north ptM>- 555-8255 or 8256 Terry Hart. SS carp«t«, dr«pea. 1/1 bath off Abbott Roe>i r\. ■ • one ED 2-0334. built tn stove, *sU oven, re¬ J LOST: Alpha Oeltn Pi ptn. On frigerator and dii^washer. Front » Saturday, on c*m|Mi». Arlene DIAPER SERVICE door access to finished family J Behrens. FD 3-654''. 55 room with fireplace In 4 com* SERVICE to your des!rp. Voti ' ! +L Personot partment basement. Built in receive your own diners hack SPARTAN MOTORS $1.50 I THANKS FOR rewmln|; identlfl- storage. 3 car garafe. 13X15 each time cement patlon. Beautifulbr land- . With our service, 1 you may include up to two pounds | cation and pkrture*. Please re- leaped comer lot. UB5 Robb of your baby's undershirts and W f. MJCHR"-KN » turn «-»llet. Sentimental value. St.. E. Lansing. Phono SSMTOl. clothing which win oot fa.'e. 15 words J Dan Humphrey*. 535 Ann. ED 3- » 6S31. S3 White, Blue or Pink diaper pails furnished. War*-A4 Wee*, "TO^TR * —?7VrTX! . V for » W x-otn- monev asv1, our S*low. Lovely kitchen. 3 room apartment In basement. Renting AMERICAN DIAPER 5 days For appotrr- SERVICE - $i.50 e>r. «• ov.-t.*s- «vk, W. c*r. steady for SKA monthly. Larjre cai'.: Mr*. «-tan* Tfacktm, Snm 5 days i beautiful lot and garage. Owner 111 E. WASHTENAW IV 2-<«64 Au-tcmstiive must sell because erf illness. c 5h.^oo! vo-< "STATi NEWS WANT-ADT" Wont Ad Wtek ] -7,-o-5i\ynrt FF v"« only $1.50 i Riersm* or Gary Nlckerson for Price Slo.SOf*. Terms to be ar¬ ranged. Call Mr. Hammond at the Real Estate Mart, IV 4-5481; CALL 355-8255 Nov 12-16 i V. si; Al S»">FC!»I * 71 FN. Op- T **V*YSC *ac r.-^T *frv.-r 3 free sks weekeafs at S\ibs ED 3-61S1 evenlti«s. S3 Nob. 55S-OJ15 or SSS-S"?". S3 p.-e-raf,:t« w«t. eerel'ewt earr-Tj X*n*- AHtwrt. l arge double • cooking r«"f,nl|»*e«- S* 1«61 - GREAT LAKES Mobile SinATTONS MJ-HtV. S3 Homo, 50*10, Deluxe interior, «e SHAW STVDENTS: Call lance SPORTS CAR Rtersm* or Gary Ntckersoo for furnished, 2 br., beauttfttl' Only 2 free ski wefcends at N*A« S4100. Call 4S--31J4 evenings. • CENTER NoS. 5SS-9115 or SSS-TV. S3 \flpl*cart belnf taker at HK>.S DON'T LET THE TWO HEALS FOR THE PRICE OF I STUDIO, while you wait or crw Every Mtndav S. Friday day service. BD 3-616® for tp- CONSTRUCTION #Fllet Mignon ^POlS-nEREt? Nl'RSFS - *fter- ^SR1 BARBER SHOT - S ber- # Shrimp rvywt* or ftil or part rsaTERVtSEO, pSeosani. far- bers. We«t of Frandnr - ifipoftRe STOP YOU FROM Ce*iI sa-!*TT ph» Aflere**l)!;. Atno opew;np for pfcysvai r^er*- r.isiNed, Conkijjg., fro*r. o*.rspw.«. J25 Albert. 5S2- acros* Varek'*, Cper. 5-5:Sft, Tueeday- #Chicken IV 5 FrvS«y; Saturday 8-S. !'V 4-SS44. pm. A*it. Oai* F3>J-W^:, SI G?l*. S-T p.m. S3 Also cut ladles' hair. C ATTENDING THE W«, fa..-f^pe. T^S t VT vTTTVE 7VP* «>« ofV\-.r- ^ For Sole SELL JSor't-^'af-rs to boy do- BAZAAR TO-DAY ws Oal; SSS-S3SS and s*v* M For Rent Sl.» S3 pn ISA1NTS lEPISCOP.* GL ADM E T R Rj N b 485 64P5 - TW'^ZJ. ^!ST i ^ kr gocv' Today and Saturday Sei. K rrrinotw Ca#r neevSeo. Best reasomaMe of- ♦**-**&. S5 l\ S-SfiSO. S3 Private parties, large or son all. PtHme Holt I: OX ». "> Call K> I-32k£ rvtzttinft «r 2-li?4 im. a.st Jr>rHtC«.. .V SS^W'tt 'J1HJX, PSiwJli, SJP 12 FOR SOUNDLY DEFEATING THE SUPER-BARGAIN DAY! * r Fitat 600. E«cel>« LIQUOR PROPOSAL OF THE EAST LANSING CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. All Day Preview of Two SJwwi! Saturday at 1:05 - 5rtV - features * N!- | > Michigan Friday. November 9. 1961 Students WinPrizes In Prof Attends M Library Gets 2 Rare Books Viceroy Football Contest On Two books aboweeterl- Agricultural rare . ^ J nary mclKTlW haee (Her re- v "»P'«rls Slue Mire^alta* The Common Market wilt dl- celved by the I nlVersnyl ibrary. ^ Ru*,p> Is ««• of the fSS n«»« thT W|T'9 * Ts>,<>r **'<*> J*" Ota- policy dissatisfaction ami unrest; reMty influence Nnh overseas svrh as the losing of markets, "I Ihro de Alheyrerli,** writ- source* of veterinary wSw^iT. tr - MU..FrMi» F#Prt>*U *nV'», Oetrxtft junior, Joh« end at-home agricultural tra.le. political troubles, and additional ten In 1M~ by Francisco de la *»«**«** »" «»• R«n»t*s*nce. P^TW** •*" Grfcto lnter-v»rsltv tW, «* o£S? for'*""** .1^ Junior. reported IX f Mathaw^v, pro- , «; r*£ ™nlty Church, f£^£S8k Hr« pr,„ w„ won ^ R»«, w 5;45 Fastmsn. Angola. n.\. senior ^irSf ToUrtianiWlf IIURItute-sponso! •griculmral e. ment MSI of Sion has the horses and mules. only copv fn this #n"* *»s *n Italian * P*»'T«pk: ChriBUiolt, Ab- ***** t^lW: BUI Stark. Plr- fmplw —jTf JK f t Itw —— «wu» or Restive?'* « nn«ni( mlngh*m kophomor" TheEnst Lansing Chess Club's .. Common Market country. veterinary doctor. rst 1963-&3 tournament will Ffsnce. Fw** Crffcfc S*,,rtC*' Htllell~?.>30 pJT\., Friday, Hlllel »MM** ftWx„ .Ncy »«vl e«p- flhH*M*-= House. now^wwh Sabbath---"HSe> Service*. -» The runner^ prltet weir w«r ^ll ^ All C rrtdVf, r,V "itv* E,« UnMnrC^i yZ »*»«o«. Resolution, on si* £<*W student. Robert V.nl cZTtu^Jll^ i w^'IVWU1 08** problem submitted by C.s. ntsmberlsln, Northvllle gr ad- ? PJn n**dav VJ ?? It u r ^«mpspert.C»l» " tad Cub. to be discussed. »«« «ude«. DsvldClsrt.oUs- so *mlor, Thomas Clark, Lath- ££ » Vm^ W » Etecuor of HUW--l0 s.m.. terwr^.,, Saturday. Hllle! !& aLfSj!! ^ Village senior, Robert p. atlon membership dues, ^ r(Ml ,vvlM w Mouse. Sehbath Service*a ml kid- Wetrlck, iMmondale junior . plrw pilM .w, B**' U:M Sfltl-'fl p.m., .Sunday, HUlel n^vfl 'V- ZrZZZT ,HoU>#- SupP*' • forun'- 'lessor Vs opecl- Loul, Gunman »m Mx« ^ lne. AH members amlprosp^-tt member* should m*e« on the ■ > of the Cnlon Monday ftp.m. Saentific Advisor To Give Talk On Space Logistics7^ D. T, PerVlns. Scientific Ad¬ visor of spscev-raft orfartyatlon. Lockheed - California Company, -!N\V S2 Purbank. California, will give a talk on "Spece Logistics." Mon- ,'ftpeH day from A to 5 p.m. in room 1 K> i office, physlct-matbematlv- s building, f wvrk. The program Is parr of a ser- or call ''•* Bwchsnlcsl engineering i 5, J} seminar# featuring authorities on problem* of outer space. Perkins will discuss magnitude i x'per 0r space operation? in the future, 10 Michigan State N>w. East Lansing, Michigan Friday. Novemh*. *a*aar Alum U.nJ?5r?Sf Tributes Mat Weil.** rt--« anauatha- tef the There Is a real threat to re» W"^ 5«4 9w , {Needles Chusvh will ** !>oc,IM ** **e served which alec hofds a pip* organ. Uffcwa treedew ta America. , ^ {» sV A. .?■ the 11u* u t!>* P*T»ae Jw- ^tgio*. h.rvtfwrhood aivi patri- and Otto* Americana United for •XV : v- « >•*•». V.nnec i> **** Asnated ^ lerfafth m ■WftOtlal on'cam- sacrifice aovi thanksgiving freedom ami don't seethedanger. VmartciM, a ut l^. themes *M (c Hall Ut where !*•<«»- viira&ws on the east wall of Churvh-&ate Committee. satd d5rv(| *itvv^ :vw?i *os! "!>♦ «or> * • + R«n1 of MA if **JV*ad oc tho »»«t He cited religious educatloc rxlor Rtvtr, \*# Mvnua M«>nv- »*\* w*il. avhoola. Ho tald thoro 1* awid«> Fr««s sh# hteth of ut ska w ^MTood practice of «pomt* -' FAITH ClHTtR ON CAMPOS-.THo Al^ia. MtMtlil CW*t, achoolt with Btbto roodtn^s and V, if ?st «v\r> v\{ x.\f um»- *waftookj«f »♦» Rod Codor R-i*o* ot Mkhifon Sloto Uoivotoity, -err.i, ««i. r!>0% alsoportraj Form- wotco«o* *t«doota and (scatty laoaikor* o* oil r»ll((o«« and E*t*eor»< n«r*rt- ,«Ho«»ol»«o». UCCF P SxpKIW«»i StltU#, SM. cfhMU of VP*^ SciaM and + Fall Retr Uhftod Compua Ovriation F«4- townhtp will diacu«« it** topic, Eoftrftinster Peoples CNjrch Alt** tn tho Crowd,** at u» Plymoutb first Congrogotlonol Baptistr Presbyt«rt«m Ourd East Lansing fy Preet- Faith on Church Morulm Wor»h%> 11,-OD **C^r I "net aimed Possessions l;V Campus Or. Althad D. Grey, preochnvt Churvh School at same hour s! .Ws I: \tM. fJ Chawcel Own under the .•••.••By Undo Mill direction of Richard E. Hew oft« >iw ** hoorvl tiw Rooowrvo loodors at the Ktauali «f VLS.U wartOaf. **fipert. Rav. Wattor Kania sad Rov. Ralph Miller. lapocionco IMSiamcod rwrt walk o? In tS» First Christian PmfcjwtoB. Co(*ra«ation*l. CS>ris■"** caswc* rt* !««♦ Sar *»d MDMrit! w* »*SK Kv* tc Ihi poat te n^rtnttlottoK .Vctskoa. pi« of Christ and F> ar^oiical 140 Marshall St. Lansing Free Method f*;*» ,S»c* fis Fv*»v«# *>p*s 5«>»vr t»v5# as >* W «» *Sw«ld L"hltcd Brorticoo cvdia«* studaots Rev, John M. Hnftnan. Pastor Church NkSSs*. wilt dqport Friday nt$)»t. No*, SJ$ \. \v«. «? >«•***.?*« on « porticwJor wv>rr4r5t. te ctto a co»w»o Mcrnint Service >»tf0 h T.v, • rv >rv^ f.xxv. :c«e«o it 3m prefctowu U at«\" ask' rocum Skmda.v noon^Now- «t cMttmto la a*5«ctto® owr ctrw\ ll:y> a.m. O* ^ CiMtntimcit U> y*rrwc *V. of vjJtiw^it* imfN-rfrartcoj, cur fai«s. Sunday Schwl I Chi 5 a.m. X*L SMWCtTjf* «vr ro^Sigiow ^9p- P«*«* tttod. Eretuog Service 'p.m. ** frtiMritjr cv*icom«d J*r* *itfs faith on R esor*'at iocs rt* it (Or tho re*roat Those in need cv! :a sifTUfWaes* tfe#; «o rooUao atvl act trarspiife* «M»kC t* oncarAwaLi w?fr. «so ci o*p»* 0^485*.* flpoe ?«- Mtr « U Bast Lonsim. Tho coot is Mr. A. Dick em a at IV 5-5041 wtt«?y c«r cvn'^oiQ aJ\x? rt* ^uKOtwns wfctefc U?o poao. Hoftoan at IV V-d6S0 «s4. p«rsv»«$ oaqpwriotic* wtr f.v prt^»c^ af jsr.-rssiej «s wttfe trswrs-. Wf-allx. at pro#cKvJor#» St. wN^« S?\jcf*r< «* "■**?**£. aivoe «*t >« If twaeJwd ft aad First Presbyterian Christiaj tk\r* srw. r«cv :-N? Ivvr V*> «* First Port$h >*.r*w S^ock. &,m sf »x* ®*reftr »Jd at M terop cur World Moss Ottawa and Chestnut Church TV «£*«*$ «v<\5 ta *:» MI.-00 a.m. s-aa>a 5* rr*.w t»\?at. fwod $ Jf Chri U-M Mormon *s tfca ro#s«2t$ c«ar mm ce* u Proposed Cetttbery anrf Nursery fYo- vWerf. D.U Pw1-* V6m fV*rl«c< kwpi t kVvSS. Ha wo cw taorr*. t* m Vatican City. T - A Cornum- *"U The Chrtstlsn A Superior ^45 Our.--.5rto To Give Talk vVr of troaloBko. taa* »w» »«waiW>iliT| Cs-wusMSRleatwi tssa- iiw v f.*« urui^- Wflst' Cc»i tc v%ti„ . it ts to f!r« :ha« ho said couW appoa; to all Mr atmda ywag adWts *V»zc* A warm and duriag u V,. .>■ He Chr&raa* twoeioo. trientty weicome m . i.p^vast ««T v«w awaits you at First Presfcytor- itvh Nuls&fr Bis>op VUUam Duschok of 1001 Chcjtif Cxl^w?. f*.U»ptnwt. said Ax *?vf «^*T* V -5 itu%r ""hfissa Ortts** ba «c»tsiorts WftC/ %u 1 «ouid !w ottarod h priests who WELCOME STUDENTS >Sn« r. *«r cmx faced con(rafatioe through¬ ier a «&i. ami used the Sunday. No\*mN.. out language of the ♦45 a.rr.. Coilejoate Bible Class at* w 5^ts« *-A. js*# tSt» sd^tftc*!»r« o#o3qpac-> regiOB. speaking aJwav-s aloud IIsun. "RtLATIVE ATTRISUTES OF GOC «* '-• -XT *Mrtf *«• .-J* C*.TV««» and ne««r in a whisper. PJ®. Evenlnj Worship - Special > .-a- N.r: wr * rrtowfts* **r:. te St. Pater's Basilica. n*ir ».•«-». te **The people ha»« a dfht » ^ cwr porootlar aoorrt. What r.- as t: TSMW esac-isastwrf ^MtriRlsMS fceJtafs, mr pordc^pate ir. th* Mass artd w« »* ,-»»rt#or ar ftrjogft rS* rfi n Ion, u SRta« jpvfr tihon that." he tuW Tiw ilsc ^)f5m ta avow ote; rwfec: dttrcto ».W > fCC fS l^ws'ty Merw $t( «■ SrCw^a* P»c ^-w cast W-* aj, ts «« Olivet Baptist Church cc 5vt_i'Kt »rss.*er first ffatsjcea* ."«:*•>» tc tft* er- 22lS E. VjcMCV. FIRST WESLEYAN CHURCH Rr«. WUitasn I la I linoii. Paster SUNDAY METHODIST CHURCH li w« ar* «**« a -asr ary« so afws Snti 1i > ta|. te Swiday School ♦:« ajn. East MfcMpn v <•* ' hjwoji v ** 3BB3C ioc* es esperioaew' as a* t^TC V#* '** Moraw* Worship 0-oc asd Rev. R. S. Nicholsor casjrcc «ssw Sssw >r seWr aciMpcsb* Ae UNIVERSITY .ift«rv ctfrctap 1 wwAi -set ifscrlsat Yoatfe Sunciav School - « <5 • Groups 5:30 p.m. Beeuf* Serrk* Mormr*g Service - U.-CC s CHRIST! AN CHURCH '-00 ajn M»-*E£X SERVICE **Sodal Dynanii«" Wednesdoj. ~-00 pjn. Far charvfc Has actwdaic MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL S STUDENT CENTER East Lansing FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZ4RENEI --<• '.:ecr- i ate Esse .jessax - ?t. l>SS-£- J "N®n&3Tf i anxntsi.. CKSZKS Piarar aypfti sfflvr>?s • **! Dxirr^ cf ! A 5e^ti £$»scodc U-ftwersity ICfmberly Oovni Orf*e Sc. trr s? Dvcr 0*ar&. Our<^ of Christ | W <^uuir listm - 2~ J-OBJ and S«jdert C«rt«r „3T* riiiftaii 8| Cfcv*. Lmtam a rtucte #. tf rmter SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH St«^nc!.-af r«sncr ar *. - LANSN3 as! .Jp S-r^ jote;. >Vr* ery conpi^ ■* SK-f: SEJiXTJES "The Hasn of Mtnsr"