¥ Inside >0(1 * L„*» fcaat* Foe thai I MSU W#»ota. HI* MICHIGAN Weather Cont i de r a bIe clovdihett, fATE MEWS 4, £ Sk.*»»pee»**" €•»•**, STATK high in the mid-40*. f*f '• UNIV1IISITY Kast Lanating, Michigan' Monday November 12. 19^2 | ti No. C*3 Price — 10ft Favor New Speaker Rules Officials Barnes Propose Attend To Serve Advisory Meeting On Board Forum ©TEST Ptcketet object* to Americans Hearing the ptCw"' V»co«*» #1 political distant. 3ut what of ill through culture exchange? -•State New* Phot© by Hubert L«m ek To End India ina Border Fighting "•i; A flurry of Chou En-l si last month «n Im- i»r - ie must find a place to live in the village they are repeated air strikes Saturday ese positions in North Katanga, assigned. They have been assured of part-time electricity and rrikes came, as UJi. acting Secretary-General laundry facilities. e Adoula. Central Government Premier, and "We are expected to live like the teachers in the Phillipines," Dan said. Teachers are regarded as highly in the Philippines "■ by Thursday Thant's plan to end Katanga's as community leaders are in the United States, he added. "The best protection for our Dan applied for a Peace Corps assignment shortly after the s Pace SW^ra students against biased opinion Peace Corps was orgainzed in 1961. Judy applied later. "~faniTed labor's lies in exposing them to a vast two top leaders, George Meany The couple learned last summer that they would be sent to the ire hsaded for clash today that could re- variety of ideas and in inculcating a Philippines as teacher aides. They were not notified of the date the spirit of critical Inquiry." split, although a compromise is more likely. of departure at the time and only had 15 days to prepare for * ' The report said: :sorh Principals said each is determined to Tuesday's trip. " "It is inconceivable to the com- Beringdifferences to a showdown at a meeting Travel arrangements, shots, and other preparatory measures the occasional ad¬ ■if10 executive council, where Meany apparently are financed by the Peace Corps. The Dickinson's will also receive vancement of a position from a ■J -i voting margin. money for living expenses, clothing and some reimbursement totally contrary c for personal expenses. The Corps deposits $75 per volunteer i .rp,*w* f>*p»«ws*y United States bank which cannot be withdrawn until the vol- have any serious consequences Pt » 'r Parts of the country voted Svmday in t returns. to the thinking of our students." f*;' \ '^peered to text the popularity of Premier The Peace Corps is not operated tike a military program. Censorship might lead students It ff; -ieaiiiag; goverranent Just si* months before that some ideas cannot to assume Volunteers may quit at any time. Dan said volunteers could be stand exposure in a democracy, during training. The dropout ration Is IHw-JT T - ^rt®r »o*er» - i-cils la were eligible in the municipal one to six, Judy added. Volunteers may re-apply at the end of the committee added. 266 scattered communities. and Robert F. Pepas, assistant The committee report said the a two-year period. professor in labor and industrial second objection to,speaker cen¬ "We know If* not going to be a ball, but it's a challenge," SEE THE WORLD « Or the Philippine Islands, onyway. Dan relations. sorship lies in the inevitable re¬ Dan said in evaluating propects for the next tow I* Mitn " **- " A Japanese pearl display valued at a years. "We're A report on the rating of Michi¬ action of the University a |*ft«4 '5< **** stolen from a Fort Worth hotel room. going to try to teach the FUipinoes to help themselves, not try end Judy Dickinson qelt school, joined ihe Peace Corps, ond Americanize them." gan State faculty salaries will ity. ' <""" """ to are off t« work in it Islands. be made at the meetiiq;, Drews Peace Corps applicants mast be 19 years old and high school ••State News Photo by Dave Jaehnig ^•^■asarts. said. Jl/t Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Moidiy. Hove robe r ^ ■ College Bowl Could Be Tea* Of Committed! Recommendations Frosh-Soph Project tie* (Follow*** I* *• taa^lofr f*«» of tK« ^v. "ode fey the |Ke*e*t SfMkwi Camm.tt »e »iA «»Hi4» , Last spring term, one of the But there is no reason why it I. Reeowl similar to the format of the taed. could not help becoming a popular TV counterpart, 'College success. t»deed. maybe a Unirer- 0. nunittM recommends strut d Bowt sitv tradition. principles. The idea was not original. In Sponsorship must be t»yarec©siu;«rc, There is no reason why aca¬ ^rgaeusatiaa aad appryv«d by Its faculty spv.-s: t the Idea came from trull an a demic competition with this for¬ P. Th* speaker nus raoc xtv^itr . mat cannot tiral the enthusiasm prohibited or illegal under Uftft*mt\ ofIntramural athletic competition regulations. Vivocattag or urging th* mod.: . rr.em of the l/ttfted States or of the State . \ between living uatt?. or sabotage is specifically prohibited. •» of th* student organisation to Inform pw.v Michigan State is ready for a these pnatufcjttoesu campus qui j bowl. The State News C. ^poRSortng organUations must cor-.f.- is willing to provide publicity, . the sufrj^ct to be discussed. the name* o; , tune aad place of the meeting. news core rage and editorial en¬ T>us fortv. the appropriate officer of the orgaRirat;oc 1 ■.■ couragement. And are Are ready suggest J* that Frosh->oph Council take up where l"nioa Board left off. E. CCWers af studant organ! xatior_< fe the There are a number of capable to consult with tteair faculty advisers. b jjwilwrj. This responsibility is reciprocal. students on the Council. Vnd we id - doubt li the organization, is over - PEEK-A-BOO: l\'. At meettess dealing with controvert.1 , stial'. Sf allowed tor quest tons and free disc-.* ,-»ts •«iit;ag to it a try. its mem¬ pres*et»2. bers may d e c : d e that the Quia tetters to The Editor V. It ;s recomtaended that a committ«- v v«- State l*River Foruw Committee fee e*afci-.<^' the Bowl, and sot Fiaaa Week, could become the ? annual affair. On Self-interest, Garbage' A. h sfwjuid consist of five faculty asesnter>- The fac*Jlt> saemfcers are to 6* appointevj •-. 1 a list ct ten faculty to be aoetUoateO S :-j the Editor- ,\»i the adta»atiStracle» I rttiak «ppr«»i«* of our rights. wteich Coromittees. The five studert tneothers ary re Vs a lawyer. as to •.:.««* *, equ.ai attigatfen af good l» rgner*d «r passed off «tf ^-VesUSecK from a Its* of tee graduate and ar ■ii' business '.p* isere at Michigan jf*x» wteseh *««jd* t» recagswm* t*v*tSR- U5te a w*«$s* drsv«a Jents rxsraiaatec! by a commitree compcsec ■ Scate. but moatf? as a f*«ar the rtgftt of pcitttcat "*« * -«S- t rtwro ter All l%!<*rr.tj Stikiectt Govermnent. later-f re strw of «ir Sftaee Unenlightened People Ur^*r a:rgciu*s aal jrx*rr «: acttar >y snOtnts sml t?w m' < |*r Hellene Council. Women's tmer-res:ierc; v*r-in'«. I Sn< » far .-snspresstts* rat&er :~ae «vv joa»i A* HBt- tfirrafe!* rarther fifem tryta^ to cw s** ttt »a«nlt at tfkls P. Th* Committee shall have four tr i • •?"**.•."« -•omiaflurasy of VttcMjao #sjppr-ss « sc tfr* pertaps rtts Maeeri. H«?«r th* «Si- 1. The Committee shall make ttseU j >tacs -.a arier : .• aa ®ttmn w::: !r* a r?a_ .-or-,- V . ' „ - " ' ... tation on all truest tons cocceraiag puNtc lecturr? cacwn. ?r-5uaafriy is -V 'ar*« M^cy. ' ro irrr? fcfc# weO^es of • j*rs* of r^ac «ard t- aJcfttSo«. L'aiversity. Vu;j- tftrowg^oaoMtlrcaMEtn. t-.wi arc o»i£iCf$ rro.sc ^* :sk*n S.aC*rt Stompnoc « -?e ?ropo«SBr fcistnarror. Sas^iess Sertiors rcetiss a atai wortio* lis 2. The Committee sfcai! wor* wtt^ :fce forces m 'jstv ttee workL Cr^acirations to establishing pceifrCT.s w*erets • their faculty advisers shat'. be iaformeri ate. policy oc spejxjrs. '. "2"^ - *"* ^ **** Wlis Editorial tikis ?«ffr«rswoc :f n$ftes.S*foo? a !5«ose»*s a p*rt of w way of 'Vo t^« E±tar life t kb -cc |Mi refemas wrrs *r»* a weai. ag«- rifcvxai eAtcrtH aicct rc tjja cc t?we L^xhroratty •**«. ^ istsaasvrxxr " y? ttee Vyccvl. ta i arorfci w+iicfe •^mrsciay State >ur«r<'«ra?s rs* »* '.fa'** to jut jraudcftitiirec. •new af aafc-w-avtas yor- L« as !ea>* swc; a "*«rtra«e as at»»l freat as ttee on* pceseetei w CONCLI^ICN I ass«E*C- arni jgu is. tfe* "±s iy our fasft.ers a=«i tteir ' ttee t?!o«otf!t tedtiatf t*i« Aactwr- father's teefeev ^*ect. tf the abov* report is accepted, the ctxr.-v.r^ staff and ow. as s«lfifest«i. ^«t rvi*r a ^ proposal. Sttch responsibilities were ap^:. ev: ro :«« af? sater-rariu^ stw3ects--:or :S«y Sav« trstfy histortan Carl Becaer when he stated: aac tot tfi* -c'-ssi fs oac af 'afco krw^: ^ «< -««*>- 1T* saael*. presssmu "sow wtli ac 4s*t r*- " **. . .there is. to he sure, tso Pill c!' Res ?*z?x - rer^*: sf w ^ ^ ^ tara*n n^ts last year. Var> po(K.tiaf obligation or reapcesibihrv." p*.racator acaar roui>- t av< :«1 **rs -.aa^rtsiaBec >y tteetr fov- tefCiSiOBS „ Hewr iB th* world are we joint capliear. 1 - sni .-OR- tg show our potent! ah ties with- against thc<; -sotter-reii-t^aB-ieaciiers.'* S out th* proper music a. aen»s- only pra> ~ *eti •tf'iwiki !»ci ac one. iwtr for si"?*ri *a> ro pet serve pft*re> It ts one this* that the opport-_r:~ x va t .typfacai .of ■>*!. •»r U&erti«»—tit* ***rtcaow«y. ' -■■ of Mr. Ee«x Iciv-ft ts f^tarasteed » refer «o the calendar to see that fuisia* vgfn facts iy erapps-x ao aaoon for the tag a«*c x A* Cooti Oii tauericac iW- "* "•! James di-~.r- ^ r id&MS tmi less chance than the Lawrence Fe .: I anO fa*w a* Vfeswn Siaate-S stran** i5e»i- c*Aecc ^ ******* isp«es. ! Richard Hr*^ < Wtes. and aj r,- case ^* "^«"ria« » w* feei that the proper As- Ronald Scftjpar.? s ..-'wsistifi of sacft :>f l^feed States af Aaserti n^ppwit Crossword Puzzle K »f r*«tr. ;tr^sT"" dc. ^ a~ ' * xi. *t> tikirt ml-^aer-tsosneather QoppefS »hy. candoae aa acEtoi wharf! >iip knot ^ eaatiy trt«er t»e pacic Clobbered -Tt. ,!R a a te, w 2 ^ at! - mjlet. **Sat^ » «« at a » a-ser To oai«£d»r A* £d»r *1 ^te jnaSents ^are « V** T1*55 acess.se: m *'« & IwPer „ » =» carUte m Je««. a "■■■■»»»>.« «* * ** we feei that .r-an ipro«m af theu- Ul iw^fli 1 m ^jtscmo th* atae af Stodto- ^e:r paaamau>'■ ■ as Xtasaf aisn- s» aaasdae cansequetcjc? «£ ^ jejre Uanersay w^i uke atlir-naisafij af stSKteit STATc NtWS »*CEwa«£.? s«F*»aW " :r,~ J MSritadaa »n Unienary, lake aa {.-eat utsraaraoaa af na«aer ■Bass, dte mater Soda aqpaafaac patafec^ .warn » *:i2(5»erf amrrxxaty Sty au> JWW3- % is plain diitr scateeta • Ht 1 MM IB. Sail jeer., few I rrn State Newt, East Lanaing. Michigan | Monday November 13, I96t 3 ission, U.S. Politics MSU Aids Development Speakers ~ (CenHmtW front pot/» ?> lilar, Professor Says Of Okinawa University protest in the that we lark confidence maturity of judgment." The establishment of a screen¬ I NKWt*n ** «r* becoming grvate- •"dustrtatUatlon of ing committee would lower our |jv' I jystem rt** fm1G« Meyer, professor of poU- "Ore reason why Of the many international tn the eyes of the academic I ??. ;» ac.ount versity. one of the most Ambitious try, the report added. at changes tn rhe committee saidno society," he said. has been setting up the University screen- fames ipaiucj SZFtzss&z h.k,Tft.sovwuM«.- Mrr- * of the Ryukyu's in Okinawa, The American Council tt)) C«tU4nt '-"r c vfYiii -iiuiL rontnhe com¬ rr'iVrrt# power, arltles between the Soviet and multiple leadership. |Ve Soviet hts job as vice chairman of the Okinawa that them are graduates munity. Kit »*" v verted tf #e American political setups, Mover board of American Motor* The University grew from at of (be University of the "It would inevitably clear took the board of directors of __ a change since the death ol Stalin* Corporation next week. Romney initial enrollment of SHI In W Ryukyu's," ile Benko said, speakers who would cause em¬ l5*^. vsstble repre- L >«l*» Witness .«un.1. .ample of ,h the said. resigned as president of AMC to J!'00 in IVoi. "these voung men. who continued barrassment and. by the very act Vuthorltarlan features. their graduate work in the U.S. Meyer chose to run tor the tn 1955, a library was built of clearing them, ha\e placed the ;tce of the »y*l«m which r said. found In modem industrial Or Japan, proved to the con*- munlsi patty, United offU he is governor. Romney said also considering placing containing 30.000 volumes. bqj University tion of in the awkward posi¬ Training of library personnel having expressed approv¬ the soltf- .Shaken In authority, pre¬ States , include growing Indepen¬ s 103-thousand share* of atock there "Hie MSI' librai-y constantly termed inadequat paid, live In recent years in the dence of the top managers from E. er report ,. various llr** corporations, are found m the control outside Chapln. concludes that "any Influences; Unlversitv library, went to the kind of * untiled Communist party under the u , a screening committee, no term "Purges," Meyer sit J. increasing importance of the ex¬ Rykuyu's in November. N.Ss to >- matter what it may be called, pert; a steady effort to induce study the problem., annot protect the University through This has the same effect in i'-e masses into ANN \RHOR~Five Russian ,, ^ this un- Soviet circles as tn Vm,- t .« participation in educators with suj^vmi firom At Rocfce publu- life; standardisation of arc touring the Uni¬ • t The present succeed, business competition, feller Foundation. MSU HmTRMH speaker commit¬ versity of Michigan campus In tee is t be dtf- "Soviet society incorporates Ann Arbor durtng a four day lated a library program for the gram *.i ..imposed of five faculty o (KM n and the members and students <-vluded. competition as ow of Its guiding . stay in this state. The five are University in two years, efe: en, s. appointed The first vdvisor sent by Prv■•intent Hannah. HdonNon- principles. The Soviet system has U om the I'r.bek. Republic In South¬ by M">t book i\ . namaker, dean of men, is chair- for many decades encouraged east Russia, one of the areas that Complete Work persons to compete," Meyer C 6$ M faculty members visited said. la*t spring. While tn Michigan, He also noted a the Russians will meet with edu- Soviet system and an ab¬ >•-it'ii in programmed physics and administration. learning. On Housing Office Voter Show lation of wealth, which he has been a driving force 1 step In the building program was marked Un| OKTROIT—Uetroit Police are last Monday by completion of the PILING UP ON YOU ? NAACP Debates tooklng for a .'50-pound piece of sculpture, called the wounded new Married Housing Office. rhe old buildings occupied bv Take horse, which vanished from its the Mari levl Housing personnel advantage of our Duty Of Negro resting place on the grounds of 'ranbrook Academy. The down. t',> t- executed by famed rl Sillies, and is black measuring 2-t inches by wtll Ray 1 amphrar, manager of make housing, said that this DRY CLEANING SPECIAL t vanston, ing for his rights as a Negro ore land available !iii Cham- discussed bv !. It was thought at first for Wonders Hall now a panel of four sri:- .•ohomore; »< » meeting of the \A\v'P playing a joke and hidden it nes "Actually we've ll bs For Only $1.75 npetittv* tn the I'nton Thursday night. the school. However, a searc just changed the physical location, I amphear * the Ueep The panel also discussed wh.it of the 300-acre site failed i S.iid. but the new $|f»ith Otvmpte large ^e debate certered on :S- "Am 1 a Negro first. Lemon Not Lennon Health Survey Indicates DAILY 8A.M. TO 9 P.M. \» U "s Pool or *" American cittren *" t orpoise fraternity w SUNDAYS NOON TO 9P.M. The panel was moderated bv " \qua Maniacs Go to Lou- C were the Ron Prc'wT,« president of the featured the Lemon l,ns of the panel were • t".kt!»ts divided. Some tell the Negro has responsibility to defend his ' -.'vswam * s M'se country as a citizen: others felt no man can truly fight for > , ' ' ** * CH THe S»ote Ne«» Louis offensive style seemed to catch the Spartan hooters off At l?*H ot the final starra outside left. Je*o Loferi finally broke Inside left Tom KSeir's second goal, coming in the wanning balance. d^e aeoreleas stein on a give and go play from Ventura. Deep In Lion*. seconds of the final period Saturday, cut short j .'.espesate come- T«n Klein took an out of bounds pas# from All-America^ Oerry the Bills territory lohrl passed off to Vtntura. squirted thresh IM field 2; from -behind rally by the damiaate play. booted into the left hand c«raer. 6:43 ArNMl*C««Mpoti * cosaecij pUyoR ^>ot. In the second period State missed tro good scoring chancrs, Shortly afterwards the same combination (Ventura and Lohri) ":3© LCA-SAE ' t»" wnml^- The- gsmr rtee -ftrVHt- ■natft^ireri -u1 afr angicfrete ■ - «Nv lean l.ohj'i «d gWCft k»hell!-< *ftot I 5K f&m sgain. But a Lofen shot sliced aB Mi foot. Sil5C4nMt»-C»U»« — Mike i"en>rr o*ar the MiJweSt berth, la the four years of the NCAA soccer The third period found the Spartans still trying for the e stopped. Sam Poneely hopped on the rebound of Rendon's last thajr trwuved The Spartans' defense turned in another great Job, limiting T:90 Braanigac-East Shaw )0 shot and kicked it towatii the left corner. A BtUiken detenaeman the Bills to only eleven shots on their net. The defense was anchored ry Uchsteir $;15 Wtl«m l2~Ca*tno two touch.io-'*:- ttep^tfd into the gvMl mouth to hat the ball out. by Kemelmg, Donnelly, Dennis Checkett. Stan Stelmashanko. and «:00 Bryan 3-WUseo 2 R»h I A.'W, That pfjty brought a storm oi protest from the Spartan bench. Ted Stachow. Jeoisvn Field: S'.iW el«m con*; 6:00 Bail*? 4- Atswme touchdown Standings Tighten Harriers Seek A Ml Behind Hoilcy's CoTtlOtS f:45 Fas* Shaw 6-Wttsen 4 ?:30 Argonaughcs-Brtixty Hous* 8; 15 Baite* 5-Wilson S scored S;g;-. i Other so • PI 25 AGR '4, • . ConferenceTitle' 9*00 Fmerald-Sast Shaw 4 In Big Ten Race «^y \ * jm Mf "» A1 j 1» Fackileball This Week 26, Cassi^v;^ ars 33, St. c BMF 3", \v¥sr At Iowa City : ^V The Men's IMpaddleball schedule thit wwk is: Shaw ; Sigma 0; "V" Monday 7p.m. -Irdepenslaist Team Faddie^U. fAM D.S II. PA. 0, Betas 0 ?' Tijesdny 7 p.m. - Residence ft Theta jaatamjfra.rplws^ys '.*e »L _w Hall Team Psddlehall •ight IS. vv Oh: ; w>dfte*day Tp.m. - Fraternity . Team Paddlebalt, Club Mew a Acrobats Club meets each W»m*„ Tuesday and Thursday third floor Court I Janison at ? p.m. Sailing Club 6:30 Phi!It; meets each Thursday at ?:30 ":00 Rath.- p.m. in 31 Vnion Builitag. The lips I a n i Judo Club meets each Tuesday ^30 Kapp4 and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. p* Delta. Wi fourth floor jew son. The Volley¬ the soror.~s ball Club meats each Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. ta Gym I Men's IM Building. Entries are now being accepted for the IM wrestling, gymnastics and fencing tournaments. The wrestling tournament will he held No*. 27, 28. 79 In the sports are¬ na. The gymnastics tournament will he held Nov. 27, In Jenison 1 \*tr t le r • Ihi/fers" Hnttle To O'O Tie Restaurant » SPEC TWO MEALS FOR THE PRICE OF ONE every Monday & Friday FILET MIGNON...SHRIMP...CHICKEN RCHT u0«EN Saitatwokers u» tW lam "af •Sfctte Haw* PW« hy Ooa® Gilbert 3Jt E.MICH«G^ :• r.N Le 2 SLOCKS E. OF CAPITOL |ht 54 ,flfd T«fSHEC WfLL atTBCa t\B) - n* dectoit Tiger* wee li cx their Ust 13 Assignment: terpaper findsthat works harder the ditto Michigan State University FOREIGN RLM SERIES presents UTAMARO Painter of Women ?irmiaghd FAIRCWID THEATRE Admission; 50c Tne -963..Fcm-feuat cars >co see on th« road tmse days cart eat oust arc «®ec cocrmg oack for mere, thanks to amproved carttumrcr air fitters. Ir. cur centring ouest to baitoi now Quality ar^ serwc*- TR-4-MEWEST IN AER$2849 TLINE Gk &a*«tg staff tea'tures urto cqpiar«f !ne entwe r«i Ctyffstnsr to gc fr&r njX& to V Trr, asrt&jKt<3r me fitter neciacement ?«out#ed. Tne fsewr. nugn^r filter paper .ss acoardton folded to increase surface- area fcur-taki, pemraabng t%gther fiHtfafton m a smaller OfJ rt st accumsrfates, the better «t fitters ypjfc. tte rn ra*ec serwee fife. It saves owners t me and Michigan Monday November 11. 19(1 $ ^vtHARrr* Fumble* h*v* plt^rni the Sjwrtaitt all year loh*. with «m stymied the Spartans. that and raced untouched down the pigskin Fumble And Fall back on die 32 with 1943 due to the war. To date, **• the second unit use a Series action wtth the third unit With |TW ' S"" N**# MC4ftioo~.au> Notre Dame tilt A P«te Smith sideline. Ohl converted and Pur- Mcond down and .5 coming up. State has a 444-175-33 mark for c? quick huddle calls. This worked &re« mttutes left In the first J „ Ml! •* *** past was to. A* led. 7-3. Quarterback Charlie Mlgyank* years of football competition, plqM ta ft steady rain at Sewth tercepted and run back 4"-yard* hit from behind and fumbled for plays, but or the third half. Bead. The Half down bobble* State was forced to punt. and wsg Spertan fans were probably as * fumble cost tbr Spartan* the ^ Jos* ln Spartan Stftdtum by for a touchdown I** £l.fw?tfr»llco»ch **Jf MR) becks Stltrdijr ran the sea- in the third perloi. by Tom Bloom Purdue came marching up the field. Charlie Brown ended the on the 32. It was recovered Don Brumm of Purdue. by surprised as any time its history pigskin marked the fina! home game for «w totel of M. Two of the four The first period of play was SatuMay. 17 seniors. Byu«a^it>»to >«f»tes»> ■-«»- Purdue's Oarer threat when he hit quarterback g«ry Hogan on the State 5* and In Just five plays, the Boiler- tnekere scored and added the Oftugherty Inserted a w* set The other innovation was the shotgun -offense, dubbed "HaiU it was Sparttms to a hard loss for the absorb, ssthey l««d _,x territory, while the CM missed field goal attempts forced a fumble, which Under¬ extra point for the final 17-9 of offensive plays and tactics ey's Comets" by Davsgherty. other pair were Inside State's Purdue in every statistical cats- pin the 35 and 26 40 yard strip*. yard lines *«od again fell on. margin. to try and Jar the always rugged Sophomore signal-cal er Roger gory. As tne addage goes, «»- suffered of State. Boilermakers. Ctae such series Halley, saw his first varsity It was Dayjhetry's third loss On the first play from ncrirrv- The loss was the l~5th in Nfichi- nstic? teirthe Styry. The second quarto- saw State m«f* *nd his first lixmKX* on national TV, the other two rushing gan State grid history dating back JT Jl i F* i I fi FT ;>turday. cominf ta i»4 and 1958. In get the ball on lis own W. From «tempt of the afternoon, speedy to 15%. The sport has been playe., _P_ f Jf S ,JBf 4*i -4 fj i national there It moved to the <0 where Sherman Lewis dashed 54-yardt here under thecolors of Michigan t I wJTw* XwtmxBmJw TT Purdue those two seasons, the Spartan Lou Bobieh was forced to coach experienced his orly two on fourth punt ftround right end for a Green and Agricultural College, Michigan "• if'' JLr dowav Bofcich boomed w"Mt* score and a 9-? lead, as State Collene and losing year* at MSI-. » long Michigan State University. presently Mlk Following the loss to Purdue, spiral kick that carried into the end wme on the fhe Period ended, The only year, State did not ^flk f several students fiimg fly. A Held goal attempt from the jLf Vt Jt fry ' Daugherty ,-On the Boilermakers first play l"-ysrd line of Mkhtgan State compete on the gridiron was in lljllBHf I - in effify on the north from campus, icrtmmage following the C1W- put Purdue in the lead but little did the students realiae punt, fullback Tom Yakubewski «ay. that a coach cannot control fumbled and Dan Underwood the Spartans mustered a final ftumWee or penalties. pounced on the pigskin on the 31. threat midway through the period, Daotherty himself said after Wtth the Spartans unable to move ^ werif unable to punch across (Continued ftom poge 4) the fame that he hasn't found the ball, tackle.llmBobbirt kicked f®«l line. State had the ball :ourt 2 and winner of game at PrOO a way to teach the boys how « 27-yard line drive field to hang goal w,th • first and 10 situation on on to the ball. "We to put MSL' In from, J~C. thw Purdue 17. Dewey Lincoln , hit hard and had food blocking. The score stood until halftirae. fumbled for a four yard loss. W. Yftkeley 1 vs N. Wil- If you took away si* plays, we With 7;42 left in the third On the next play, Lincoln , had played a good game." quarter. Bloom picked off Smith's carried to the five-year strtpe. 7:301-. Mayo 1 vs winner of He wes correct with one e\- pass intended for Lonnie Sanders But a holding penalty put the Rather 4 «ikT PhilTl b:00 Winner of W. Williams 1 game 7:30 game Field Hockey Monday: 4 p.m. Case vs W. Yakeley Wednesday: 4 p.m. Wilson vs winner of the Case - W. Yakeley game. This almost but not quite-. Sity championship. Steve block o Mellinger punt tried to off the foot of Varsity Drive-ln Ron DiCrovio, but Mellinger PIZZA Saturday was knocked into the air by Statistics ADEil 5 P M-t0 2 A M* a Boilermaker who hod other l/rtn Frl. and Sort, to 3 A.M. MSU PUR. First Downs -State Newt Photo by Skip Rushing-Yardage Maya. Delivery Service 8.30 p.m. to i am. Passing Yardage 49 23 I Total Yardage 309 206 Ed 2-6517 Sundays 5 P.M. to 1:30 A.M. j Passes Attempted 17 S Passes Completed 6 2 P. Intercepted by 0 2 Punts-Average 4-37.3 5-26.8 Fumbles by 6 3 Fumbles lost Yards Penalized WT wOMENT - Tt* «*. tklMM tafrstviMfy.: fcfc Bsllermsketa. Lewi a dldo't play most of the gome bee out* n Lewis ihined and Sere h« is sff and ttm* a kites injury, but ss uswol gsve s good account In his |kki» 54 vard touchdown run in the third period ogsinst shott appearance. —State News Photo by Skip Mays Team Wins Canada Cup PD-A rypicftl through as he birdled the lith. .•> >. -.old Pal- 12th and 15th hole to wind up - v-ep the with a team total of 55' strokes, t -r--os Aires. Argentina. thwdtstoDe^cewo's i-:e;-r)adoaal final 68. finished two strokes off IF j- Roberto' the pace. Vr«s-tiRa who Palmer's fast finish enabled him to finish tied for second -• >.^ad fell with England's Peter Allis at fc -.-e ed the stroke edge when he teed off, j.tfs. It was had to settle fo r a four over - r-ogg-- :^eL'JS.>D(^ * *0ttrt!h P^ac< finish. you want a 500 page rDO YOU NEED recap of your year at YOUR HEAD MICHIGAN STATE... EXAMINED OR DO YOU Don't miss ALREADY HAVE YOUR CLOTHES DINNER LINE SALES CLEANED AT COLLEGE CLEANERS? of the MSU 1963 WOLVERINE in your get Lots More from EM Tuesday, November 13th more in the blend body ■a pi thru Friday, November 16th _ ~> ntoro flavor m 11* '* CLOTH t'-T in the smoke omore taste m Buy Now through the filter And L?M's filter is the modern filter —a// white, and Save $2.00 inside and outside—so only pure white touches your lip*. r.;r CO f.nter »he I'-qe- sn fcM GRAND PRIX 50 o^'y1 5G Po--.tj..i<- I > Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Monday Novomw 12 WANT-AD WEEK NOV. 12-1 Servicer Automotive <¥■ Automotive jt For Rent FRENCH T\t" SAAB S?**, 1W 5aafc |SW. or adults. qmi; a*^s«»b m%.i3&LSaafc$i39V H0L3E AND ll««« ** • — 7 student*;. Reasonable. Phone PRESCRIPTION We know your mother has gone... IV 5-7421 or ED 2-4541. 54 Ink we could not take the chance. change. battery check, CENTER CHILDREN'S PORTTlAfK for Abbot Hall PORTRVf■ plete fall changeover - we treat at Frandor, west of Michigan Christinas. Capture spontaneous Ideal gift s;y STRATTONS .AUTOMOTIVE your car right. You ci National Bank. Hl#hest quality at moods during informal activities IMMMts —■ SPORTS CAR fcome near campus, available for Real Ettote dent phot o ■ . .. . •EMPLOYMENT on our service! You c «tnt*r term, make reservations low, low price*. C37 around the home. ED 2-3325. _ TEXACO products! 1961 - GREAT LAKES Mobile «*FOR SALE CENTER on nam. Call ED 2-0293 evenings or Home, 50*10, Deluxe Interior, •FOR RENT tV 2-1124 days. Ask for Helen. 36 GLTTAR, supro-*>anish electric •LOST & FOUND with ca$e. Ideal for Christmas. WETTER WEPBNC - Free-lance furnished. 2 br.. beautiful! Only couprr i*l5 F. Michigan $150. Payments acceptable. Call photographer will give custom $4100. Call 487-2124 evenings. •PERSONAL tv 4-4411 ROOMS 553-1656. S3? ularly priori. •PEANUTS PERSONAL service much cheeper than stu¬ •REAL ESTATE FOR RENT to a'cotple. 4 or dio*. ED 2-3325. S3? Sample.'. FD ;. : •SERVICE 5 furnished rooms in ill-mod¬ I" PhlLCCX Thin line portable. OKEMOS, BRICK 3 bedroom ^TRANSPORTATION "gSZEgJET* ern house, from 5 to $ months. Gas heat. $50 per month, plus Reconditioned and guaranteed. $"<».95. Superior TV. !V 5-5*53. MCPELPJC ASPIRATEM?'.'Cap¬ italise on photogenic ctmpus. bungalow. Lovely kitchen, 3 room apartment in basement. Renting SF57JI>P ^ •rfANTED -»*g~ c utilities. Inspection anytime. 1 S3? Your portfolio assembled reason¬ steady for $100 monthly. Large beautiful lot and 8*rage. Owner ED 2-0333 block from Frandor. 524 N. ably by experienced photogra¬ DEADLINE EVCRSC*i PORTABLE TV1. We pher. ED 2-3325. ri35 * Employment Hoter. IV 4-*H?. ^4 service all makes of TV, ra¬ S3? must sell because of illness. rleaik Radio, white Price $19,500. Terms to be ar¬ UVLF, Ti or over interested in PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 5 min. dios. record players. Hanes TV. MAtl ORDERS 'now being taken ranged. Call Mr. Hammond at sidewaUs, seat belt, winterised. sales, Contact Carl insurance to campus. rec. room with Qre- ED 2-3176. S3? for PETER, PAUL * MARY, the Real Estate Mart, IV 4- PMm ED 2-4S61 after o. S3 Boi l man. IV 4-153* or IV 2- •place, quiet. $40. Garage avail- who will be appearing on No¬ PHONE: aSK. 332-1322. W " vember 26, 8 p-m. at Lanslag 5481. ED 2-6181. evenings. 3? VlWTE ZJC ZXG portable wftfi 355-8255 or 8256 Civic Center. Tickets main floor: «WE« approved for w'W a small balance. Pay 4 BEDROOM, 2 bathroom Kerne - tract at $5.00 per month. Call $3.50, $2.75, $2.50: meix.: $3.50, near MSU. Finished rec. room, CHRISTSlji> and spring terms. Close In ED $2.73, $2.50. $3.00: arena: $2,50, 2-2155. 34 9$2-63?3. 33 2 car garage. Phone ED 2-8509. $2.00. $1.7$, All seats reserved. ,tR?. *>;:e. wire wheels, -I 14. 34 Pleas* make check or money the «.mi. EXCELLENT —» GERMAN SHE PHERD pups - * UNSLFERVtSEE\ pleasant, fur- weeks old. $15 up. 2201 WU- order payable and mail to: Mor¬ 1959 At VIA MOBILE fiome. 45x CCNDT'ION. $1250. Call ?5$- IMSCAL SPECIALITIES. op- nished. cooking, parking, acr oss ris Rtrtman, Concerts. L ansing ^.er v JS portuntty with excellent earning hara*. Lansing. 37 10, 2 bedroom, only $2900. Lot from campus. 123 Albert. 332- Civic Center, Lansing. Michigan. potential with national CO. Pre¬ 37 33, Mobile Homes Manor, or call 0-16 - 355-2750. S3? fer married men. must have TV - Motorola 21" mahogany ED 7-1120. S3? tester, recently over- c,r c*»r.ing hours arranged. console. $35. bird-cage, iron • rop, pereiiies. ex- t''«tPWVEEE^ NT "ELY fur¬ stand $5. Detecto baby scales BAILEY gn.Tg.ViT5: fall Robert Fr^ life insurance. Call nished double for men. Balslev for 2 free ski weekends ane. sua 3S5-1250. 34 r% :.536s. 34 room Adjacent to campus. South Har¬ $5. ED ?-04?S at Nuts Nob. 555-3605. »S«rvlcB Want-Ad Week rison. kitchen, parking. ED ?- ■VMERA. Minolta Sigwr A. » ACROSS FROM Student Service* EXECUTIVE TYPE Sties oppor- on Grand River -Campua Barber 5 days - $1.50 Must rurury. Part time or permanent. mm, ft. 8. $?5. Hockey akates. Shop Appointments available. . - >. 34 ed "-1*63. ti. sire 5. Ron. 355-0360 after 4:30. ^ Automotive E.V5T LAN3IVC acrow from Phone ED 7-9881. Free parking. a5stW3wn campus. 534 Albert. Large double C36 llth offse- pri¬ wift cooking privileges. $9. LABRADOR RETRIEVER puples. ll color1. IBS Phone 332-1058. S3^ 10 weeks old. good hunter, A ICC E^ELLEfrr TV ggP.dR'oo all term papers, makes and models. All work registered. Call IV 2-4096. S3? tiers. ED For Sate BUY 3 pacts - get 1 free. Start guaranteed. DISCOUNTS TO ALL saving for L I M Grand Prix COLLEGE HOUSING. Open 8 a.m. EXPFR!"^.'"^ CRrrSCH ALTO sax. like new. eral typing s~ i TICKETS TO MSI - North¬ 50 COKTEST Mon. and Tues. to 8:30 p.m. TV Technicians. cost new $325. sacrifice for $90. ED 7-9605. western game on 30 yard line, Pedler clarinet $25. 332-120'. in the Union Lobby. 34. 3022 E. Michigan. Call IV 7-S558.- 'hone 353-0155. 33 Norton LEARN TO FLY at Sheren Alr- Nan start saving for C~l EDIE STARR T f gifts. Call IV M GRAND PRIX 50 CONTEST. port. Low rates. 3 mile* north ! LOVELY WINTER cocktail dl*ertat:ors. :era on Abbott Road, Davis Airport. dresses, blackchtSon, vrtvlte wool Stop in the Union Lobby. A free eral typing. Expes Phone ED 2-0224. 33 lace. Sire 10. Very reasonable. pack of cigarettes. 33 electric typewrlter SSVV.V T!R"S, rireHi. «!Jg x 13 355-2923. S3? noons tjtrse. or sights, full or part Good saUry plus diifer- for Flat 500. Excellent condition. $U pair. Call ED 2-541?. 33 AfpUcatioh and passport.pic¬ DIAPER SERVICE" «eeee*eeee**ee*eeeee* tures now being taken at HICKS SERVICE to your desire. You ectial. Also opening for physical SEWTNC MA'WNE. linger b STUDIO, while you wait or ooe receive your own diapers back therapist. Phoae ED 2-^801. 49 caitoet. on $4 per month will handle pavtneats. oc will sell for IWANT-ADI day service. ED 2-6169 for TOM*S BARBER SHOP ap~ 3 bar¬ each time you may . With our service, include up to two pounds of your baby's undershirts and DO YiX i WEEK total of $30.96. IV 9-30! 1. 33 - "V bers. West of Frandor - opposite clothing which will not fade. ». CALL 355- j profitable. For appointment • Marek's. (>en 8-5:30, Tuesday- White, Blue or Pink diaper pails Call 35%?:5; $1.50 ZIG-ZAG sewing mac'iste la Nov 12-16 >e you. : pevmerrs of J5.CH1 per month or 111 E. WASHTENAW printing. Wcnc $1« will sell fs* $44.6^ casts. IV TfrPoonuti Persoool IV 2-0864 . £ S-l'W. 33 JAN I got the tickets for the itol or. I-^'a - AL TER vffoNS. Hmmingf4 ro- Coronation Ball at theL'sion 484-:^£, ticket office. Dick. srvltng: formals . trousers, 34 FEMALE part rime, approxi¬ .skirts, etc NEEDLE *N THREAD mately 4-8 hours/"week, \pply 'tape recorJer. SHOP. 108 Division, behind Cam- Esceltert bargain, includes 25 ; CLAIRE M- Thank you for rhe Call 123 Albert. Mornings. S3' tapes. ED 2-814". 34 m Drue Store. Ef> 2-35H. C ; tent, but the center pole and TYPING: General TV SERVICE. Special race for pegs are missing. Bill W. and perienceo. Sf.?. For Re»Tt *50 OLE*, ieperdable' winter 15 words college housing. Service cells. $4. Absolute honesty. ACME TV. traiMportar.cn. $50. Glbsor elec¬ tric fustar. $140 new. will sac- "rtftn.lY y-agff.—l if.LL SL?LEASE modem tur- rtfice. $65. ED 2-l0«4. S3" .ssned I bedroom apararsent. DEAN & HARRIS PROOFI Ktnter term. Dec. 16-March 31. «?VRIS V-man's witcK. Royal. Smith-Corona rvpewrfters. Gei- ger counter. Call 3S5-6I4". S3" trade 1^,000 prisoners and SENIOR only $1.50 3 missile bases for I Wolverine. ?TE!IS n ;ces ipammmi. I male -^cltaiied. V* to $ha per i 10 -nfa camera « i case. twin Tense reftex Like **w - $25. Fidel. 33 RETURNS END » campus. 48S-X32. Call 3S5~*"«* herween 4-5 p.m. ^ Lot & Found S3" LOST 1 black patten leather FRIDAY) - StSJCLF pump between stadtam and Har¬ For I to 3 — apte bed. ilmost new. rison. Site 8 1/2. Re tare to ».: itiliRes paid. Bill 2"So E. Stesms and Foster mattress, box Grand Stver. S3" springs, sacrifice at $«C. 355- Michigan State News Office. 34 «14. S3" Beat the crowd j ? VRK, al! or parr also LOST: Brown attache caae in¬ itialed J. U X Will p«y reward 1*5" CHEVROLET. ^OOOmUe*. like new inside *ad out. sew for returned papers. Call Barb. Bring yours to Rm. 42, 355-8255 Write box 34 IS, Stu- tires, $—5 J55-80W eftar 5r3C. 4eat Service Bldg. LOST: Girl's dart rim glasses Union Bldg.,today 10-5 p with trim in brown,leather case. SPgJML gllDfcVl RaT'ES: Reward. Call ED 7-97*9. Ask for Meiemotseile $3.50. MtCalls $2.50, New Tortter $3.00. awny Terry Han. 33 Stnd f°r y°*r ethers. 332-0"!-: - 3S5-27SO.S3" CHRISTMAS LOST: Alpha Delta ?t ptn. 0*t • aLVLI LUVL !"!'t. Saturday, on campo*. * -Ie*e hufflet $"9. Sindqc. IV :-2524. ssts, fumish and save cash. Bill •711. $3? 2"V> E. Grand River «" !l.» SK5\. 15-14. SELL YOLR DON*r»WANTS TO BUY DOPANTS, CALL 355—8255 S a.«. ;• 5 *.*. the card * m I. Grm* * Er' Want-Ad Week |0 SPARTAN MOTORS Nov 12.16 i ia New>» Ext Lansing. Michigan Monday November 12, 1962 JT IT wmtadsbH Corps Need Urge Price Musicians expert" «*»• December IS. Cull Stu. 355- it's help-wanted time again, For Independen tiM* year for the Stereotnen Drum constant charge plan." •Ad Bugle Corps. MSL"s second EVANSVUXE, It»4~"!f in¬ "The same study included a marching musical unit. The 24- dependent trucking firms want to Distance, number of pieces, rate I-4SIQ. scale for less than truck R*P»"S> weight and the weight to space load , c*o • man Army ROTC unit Isprwem- survive, they Will have to change shipments of over 500 .ANTED—Garagp for winter ly recruiting to fUl its ranks for their pricing system." Frank H. relationship of cargo, are the pounds." the incoming parade and tour Mossman professor of marketing main (actors causing cost Mossman also emphaslred the rny^5Typ«a: automobile storage. Mum be in seasrji scheduled to begin in the and transportation, said here differences In motor transpor¬ • -«■ Flee- E. Lanslnf. Phone 355-9024. 3" need for trucking firms to sub¬ Friday, tation, Mossman said, citing a spring. stantially reduce their own costs Headed by Cadet Sgt. David Massman wa« one of thepanel- Michigan study which included on small these costs. shipments by Improving Cuttoer. White Plains. New York, ista for a symposium on'Trans¬ their technology. "^yput child to live in my fcome rent "In., computing- .costs for ,;icb*ck- free. Wife to take care of 8 Junior, the Corp# plans to move portation: Today and To¬ various combinations of these ,..••• i.miun.—month old ehiM a t* i i i n % tr, Into the exhibition field this year, morrow." at the 15th annual Atlas factors," Mossman said "it was Genetic Research playing pop favorites as well at Van-Lines convention. *,rvpmg. January. Cal! 882-845$. t.f. 8»e usual marches. They will use "Trucking firms," aaidMoss- found that there Seemed to be new march steps patterned after man, "frequently charge one a base cost of {pproximatley $7 Topic Of Confab TUTOR OF Spanish lQ2.fl.50per the British slow march and the customer less than another in per shipment .under 500 pounds The social and moral impli¬ . hour. wtlifuiiush transportation. Italian Cabrinl Band which order to avoid making a return at distances up to 25 miles. This cations of genetic and environ¬ jtlOH plays CaU . 355-0792 after 4:30 u at a double-time trot. trip empty or only partly loaded. was true regardless of the num¬ mental control an persons 4rlth ber of pieces or their destiny. "The basic function of the This imbalance of charges also personality defects Will be Stud¬ "On this basis, the study pro¬ ied the fifth annual Mental 5. In- Corps is parade performances." occurs when business is bad and at said Cuttnerf "but this year we trucking firms have more haul¬ posed a flat charge for shipments Health Research Conference USSjJV ?tnv -Portuguese language winter plan to perform with more show¬ ing capacity than cargo." manship than we have previously Such practices, Mossman said, weighing up to 500 pounds. Beyond 25 n)lles, a distance charge was Monday and Tuesday In Kellogg Ce«er. mean that some shippers pay built into the rate. Sheldon C. Reed, director of H 1» Solo buglers will be spotlighted more than their share of actual shade FOR dad The Dight Institute for Human Tuesday. Genetics attheUniverslty ofMin- v^-4104. S3? by the unit, as well as Scotch trucking costs and others pay- MIAMI (AP)-A family was drumming thus far unused by the less. This tends to make the heading for the beach Campus UN one warm search. Corps. Freshmen and sophomore shipper paying more look for less day recently, when their station- Approximately 60 psy¬ B cadets interested In Joining the costly transportation, often his corps are asked to meet Thurs- own or chartered trucks. wagon had a flat tire. The children, all In awlrrsuits, chologists, psychiatrists, sociol¬ ogists, physiologists and bio¬ (Continued from page 1) "Pricing should be based on got out and held a beach umbrella chemists •*%- which students may protest and EXT!JA INSTRUMENTS » Codet Sgt. David Cuttner .how* of the instruments of the Nov* 8- * 5 P-™- ln the cost of the service provided, over their father while he chanjrwl gan representing the Michi¬ Department of Health are ex¬ ' 5:; s.oo. it some Army HOTC Drum and Bugle . rather than on what the traffic the tire. pected to attend. appeal restrictions placed on Corps which still lack players. Talented cadets should at- " " their freedom to govern their are thougtTto tackier th^any will bear," he said. personal if'urs." the Assembly tend the corps meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday. -State News Photo by Dave Jaehnig living people to Neanderthal One basis for better pricing." Pre-Service Training Helps adjured, "are not only Insuffi¬ »»«• * r«Ment of B«T*p»50 ^HTcTnaDA. Ride cient and ineffective but are a trs T'- velopment of flat charges Hotel, Restaurant Majors source of insult and frustration." The mended Assembly also recom¬ Placement ts. hospitals, penal that, the means of student Institutions t government and com muni catiop Interviewing. chemical and only), Welrton Steel Co. 4 Midwest agement (HRI) have, as an extra with the Administration be made Bureau Thursday. Nov. 15. Addi mechanical engineer s: chem- USAF Aeronautical ChartMn- Steel Corporation - Divisions requirement for graduation, the "The HRI school has often far more effective. tional information istry, organic chemistry, veter- formation Center — math, geol- of National Steel Corporation — completion of been referred to as a vocational ment Bureau Bulletin for the inary medicine, food science and ogy, geography, physics, astron- service training ir their school, because of the emphasis metallurgical, electrical and pre - Leonard Rail, professor of period of Nov. 12-20: microbiology an3 dairy majors, omy or other physical science mechanical engineers. career fields. placed upon field training," Louhl economics and member of the Union Carbide Corporation— a General Motors Corp. - majors. All candidates must have The Trane Co. — mechanical "Usually students in t said. student - faculty speaker • 11 doctoral candidates from Cadillac Motor Car Division -- a minimum of six hours of math and electrical engineers: and ac¬ school find summer Jobs < n their "The program of studies for screening Committee, told the chemistry, physics and chemi- mechanical engineers, account- and a combination of specified counting and production admin¬ own to fulfill this requirement." HRI majors provides students campus U.N. that the committee cal engineering; ing and financial administration, physical science courses for an istration. said Dean Kullervo Louhl, acting with a strong background in the exists to formulate policy. Kimberly-ClarkCorporation-- a economics majors. additional 18 hours. director of the HRI school. principles of business and man¬ "This committee is not trying chemical , civil, electrical and Central Soya. Inc. — mech- U. S. Steel Corporation — i '.alrmlar of "However, the HRI school can agement, Louhl said. to tell anyone what to do," mechanical engineer s; chem- anieal. electrical engineers .pro- metallurgical, chemical, mech- place its students In various sum¬ Rall said. "A ruling from 1936 istry, math, accounting, market- ducti®n administration (Decern- anical and electrical engineers: mer Jobs If necessary. s that outside speakers m ing and business and liberal arts ber and March gradsonly). Agri- (lorn in" Events 'The summer job that an HRI math, accounting, financial ad- '"3. be screened address the . to stu- majors. culture economics and other ministration and other business major takes often aids him in 'hone dent body In general. Swift & Co. Research Labs agriculture majors and market- - grads (December and March choosing his c areer goal." 38 and Engineering Research De- ing and business majors. grads only). The HRI school offers train¬ SKI WEEKENDS "If tne faculty ducks the 1 111 Cleveland Board of Education- ing for management of hotels. "on responsibility, then the Adminis- Football Fan Dies German Folk Dancing Club—7:30 T rk - tration gets it In the neck. If and later) and secondary educa- p.m., Monday, 21 Union. r- 11 • SUMMER JOBS in EUROPE • the admlni str ation pas ses the re- robe tion majors (December grads rOllOWinC| Gom0 Theta Sigma Phi—8:30p.m., sponsibility. the Board of Trus¬ 37 tees as general policy-makers, Arts College only). Continental Oil Co. — chem¬ Post football game tragedy Monday, 22 Union. Lecture on "Counseling in Human struck here Saturday when Doug¬ T^rie has the solution of this problem ical, mechanical, metallurgical Genetics" by S. C. Reed, di¬ •rth. r; Its final task, When the board ducks It. the Takes Survey and electrical engineers; chem¬ las E. Mick, 49, the MSU-Purdue game, a spectator at diedpre- rector of the Dlght Institute for Human istry and math majors. Genetics at the Uni¬ problem moves into politics and Students in classes taught by sumably of a heart attack suf¬ QvU Com_ fered on die campus. versity of Minnesota--* p.m.. 77-77- chaos results. the college of communication arts misslon „ cjvil electrical and Building. A resident of Jonesville, Mick "This commute*," Rail con¬ participated in a survey last Mon- 'engineers; chemi! Geology Wives Club—8p.m., For a complete 20 pag« Proip««h)» and a European Job . cluded. "cannot dismiss itself day tnd Tuesday*day to re-evalu^e programs related to busIresa a - drtlm i 51 r *5= "5"TSSZSa"* a u 6 n arfT." Monday. 409 Natural Science .Building. Guest speaker Dr. c«Atact etthar the Director of the Student Union, the Placement Officer or write (enclosing two Postal INTERNATIONAL REPLY COUPONS! to until it comes up with a better An unidentified female admin¬ policy to deal with the clearance communications. . The (juestionnaires, now being ,jberal arlS| fine ,ns majors_ An "^identified f istered artificial respiration Stonehouse will speak on gem- ^ hlstor>. majors. of outside speakers on campus." tabulated, will detera f how until the East Lansing Fire De¬ Amachlo Amunga. president of city of Milwaukee-civil and partment arrived on the scene many high school students came |To Visit the Campus UN, resigned to be¬ here out of those who attended electrical engineers. Walled Lake Consolidated with their recuscitator. come ^reorganization- sue* the SUmmer and one-day sessions Mick was transported to Spar¬ Schools — math, women's phys¬ TRALIA GIBSON secretary-general. of journalism, broadcasting. row Hospital by the Department ical education and visiting tea¬ of Public Safety, but was dead on forensics and theater, said Johm cher ... (December and March grads I CALL Amunga, a native of Indanga. Asia. Kenya, succeeds Walid Marston> assistant dcan 0Jf the rival. college of communications arts. Khaddur. who resigned recently The qWStionnaires should 1LLEGE dispute with the Open only to students of Office speaker's committee. John Wing ate, a Junior from shcw thc effect high schooj pro_ 9 have on selection of a BOOKSTORE g-8667 Warren, president. became second vice- Spartan Nursery Michigan State University Plans To Discuss Children's Books Louise Saus< fessor of theCol lege of Education, will disucss "Children's Litera¬ Viceroy ture" at the a general meeting of Spartan C ooperative Nursery. Tuesday, at 8 p. m. at the nur sery. Football Contest #4 In coordination with Children's (Close* November 20th) Book Week, the lecture will be backed by a display of childrens books, according to Mrs. Joseph Kowalski, chairman of the meet¬ ing. The nursery, located at Birch and Willow streets on the south campus, offers Spartan parents an opportunity to work with their children as teacher's aids. First Prize...$10055 Second Prize...*255? Ten 3rd Prizes...$10~C(< 12 WINNERS ON THIS CAMPUS IN EACH CONTEST. Pour contests in all . . . New contest every two weeks . . . exclusively for the students on this campus! You'll find complete rules printed on Official Football Contest Entry Blanks. Ballot Box** and Entry Blanks are located at: * CAMPUS BOOK STORE * CAMPUS DRUG Across from Union 501 E. Grand River * VARSITY BARBER SHOP • REESE'S BARBER SHOP : 208 MAC Avenue 311 E. Grand River * MSU Barber Shop * ALEXANDER DRUG 209 MAC 116 W. Grand R Ivor • SPARTAN BOOKSTORE AMN & MAC AVE. ENTER NOW AND WIN! toe Hour Martinizing" Hat to© Strong. Not too Ufht Viceroys /Uq£* oot tht» Taste Campus Theatre Block W. GRAND RIVER and X- Monday Novcmw j KiUingsworth Lansing Players Stage Alumnus Aw Charles C. KiUingsworth. uni- seven month lea** of absence versity professor oI labor and from State to serve as chairman indus t r lal relations, received of the National Wage Stablization Shakespearean Comedy •Twelfth Night." the William of Ulyria. will be Michael Swift. Can Tell." an Outstanding Alumnus Award at Board. Shakespeare comedy.will bepro- Ashtabula. Ohio, junior, and Southwest Mi ouri State KiUingsworth. the author of the Lansing Community president of the MSU Players, charactc. three books, has also contributed College. .«4,i— 1.1— Clrcl# puyers u their Sheridan Swift won an award as best sup- Howey, ; v KiUingsworth, who has been a many articles on labor to law ^ Playhouse on Nov. 16. 17.and porting actor here last year for studer;. v- member of the faculty at Michigan views and academic Journals. 22 23. and 24. his performance in the Arena which Ho*. graduated He is married and has two This 1 » t.u of the mishaps Theater production of "Three •-] ;-.e Trom SNg in 1938. at which time children, ^ after being separated in Medieval F he was presented his A.B. degree p « . , i _» a shipwreck is the second pro- Mary Ellen Flnucan, Lansing *T(,. •with highest honors." He did Students Involved ductlon of the Circle Players sophomore. wUl play the part Our Teetf graduate work at Oklahoma State current season. of Olivia. Last year. Miss Flnu- Othe University ahd the University of In 2 Accidents Director scene designer for - can studied on a scholarship at Night" Wisconsin, from which Students __ ; were involved i th„ show is WilUam Spirer. the American Academy of Dra- the CitvL ceived his M.A. and Ph.a re- #ccldeWS Elst Lansing and doctoral candidate in com- matic Art in New York City. BeUh; spectively. the campus this weekend, parative literature. Spirer has She has aooeared in the UT Conn., : distinct interest in labor His ! ohn Dickey Freeman. 19. directed shows for the University productions of Royal Gambit. Ague-, is apparent by the numerous la¬ Chester freshman, was Theater, including "Royal Cam- "The Cave Dwellers. 'TheSkln strUl.. of Our Teeth. ' and "You bor disputes which he has helped — — Neve - ticketed by East Lansing police- bit." and Arena Theater pro- arbitrate. President Kennedy has for improper lane usage.whenhe duction in 1959. twice appointed him a member of car driven by Richard At Louisiana University ROTC Honorary Dou spec! tabor dispute boards In Toaz, 4440 Dell rd. To Lans- Spirer directed "A View from TrpQfc OrohcinS months. the Bridffe." th« Bridge." bv Arthur Miller. by Arthur Miller. ,reaf® WrpnanS In October 1953 The Freeman car cut in front and Strindberg's "The Father." Arnold Air Society members and of the 1'oaz vehicle when attempt- For three years he was stage treated 30 orphans from the St. gra.lu ir.g to overtake the Toaz car on designer at the Dunes Summer Vincent's Home In Lansing to Tic! Harrison Road. Theater In Michigan City. Ind. MSU-Purdue football game produ, Sally Jane Kendal, 20, Blrm- Spirer is currently a mem- tnd lunch Saturday. may : ingham, was ticketed for failure ber cf the campus library staff. Arnold .Air Society is the Ai Henry Harris, pianist-teacher to yield the right of way by Playing the feminine half of the Force ROTC honorary. faculty, wil! present East Lansing police, when she shipwrecked duo will be Chris- struck the left front of a car tine Bergstrom. Bloomfield Hills piano recital in the ,ng auditorium . Friday. f Films of the Kennedy-Nixon Memorial Tower fori rsa bond Ifusx H eekena Lansing police broke up the debates of 1960 are available In between the MSU stud party about 11:30 p.m. and took the Audio-Visual Center for cam¬ University-based fire trucks the names of the students tfey ideals and ege Hall heritage oi was a part. made a run to the Journalism Building at 3:30 Sunday when a found in the rented house. Officers are attempting to pus use, according to John Mar- ston, assistant dean of the Col¬ | I I I belie faculty member thought he determine where the beer and lege of Communication Arts. easier 3-minute way for men: FITCH r shall he *Tso reap." The Columbia smelled a strong odor of clean¬ Broadcasting thiskey came from. ing fluid in the building. System loaned the four hour films Officers reported John Spartan Bell The odor was blamed on re- rent for Dutch Elm disease by Begtzos, 20. Wixorn freshman, had rented the house from a in Oct. demand in but there was enough speech classes Mar- the ston said, to merit purchasing grounds department, accord- Ringers Plan A p'ugge* LMsing ^ !ast September. The house contained only r The Great Debates has been FITCH davenports, two beds and t1 recommended as a seminar topic Eastern Tour Wilson rrought fire H a overstuffed chairs. No oth on a graduate level, according to LEADING MAN'S Tlng-a-ling. , It's * sleigh furniture police $ aid. was found in the hou: Fred Alexander, associate SHAMPOO be'.'; time yet. It's the studeni liso unplugged a speech pr ofessor. body. Each year ten students art KeKogg Center, Prof To Help selected to be members oi th« Communication Develop Plant groups on the basis of theii ability to handle the bells. The Pell Ringers use English Club Members Pall Mall Presents- Arts Students Field Program hand bells, forged by the White Travel To Auction GIRL WATCHER S Gl IDE Chapel Bell Foundry of London, Must Pre-Enrol! Each p I aver controls from three to thirteen bells. furty-fiv« Farm Equipment Co-oriir.ation and quick wits Sales arvd Service Clsfc members are two important qualifications will go to Archbold, Ohio Tues¬ to be a Spartan Bell Ringer, day to atteiattend the National Mar- The repertoire of the iroup keting Awe 11 study opera- -.ethods and observe the jazz tempos, including novelty pieces. Wendell Westcott. dir¬ of goods and products ector. arranges andcomposes all machin ; the 3rimary Item handled at the auc- •cience at the Uni- This spring the Pel! 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