Inside Weather MICHIGAN fATE NEWS Portly cloudy today with 3; Horfl*r« eop Bl| 10 STATE slightly higher afternoon ChqmpiOM^P. ?• 5. UNIVERSITY temperatures, high in the 40*% East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 13, 1962 Price 10$ ^organization U.S. Remains Finn ztters Housi plan , Brings Off-Campus On Soviet Withdrawal sidences On Big Ten Par srgaitization sing adralni- of of the work in the off-campus housing office is caused by Of Cuban Bombers nil off-campus periodic Inspections of approved WASHINGTON F - The United House after a strategy session Pierre Salinger was that the with other Big residences. Approved off-cam- States was reported standing firm lasting nearly two hours between group made "an across-the- : Seibold, acting houses must keep the same stand- Monday on its insistence that President Kennedy and his tpp ad- board review" of the situation sing director, «rds as dormitories. Soviet bombers, as well as mis- visers ln the Cuban crisis, including negotiations under way "This is one of the major slles, be removed from Cuba. The only other word from This word csme from the White Presidential Press Secretary 1 alKirapu5 k°usin® [" differences between approved and -it w.ch the offices unapproved off-c ampus hous- men and women ing," he added. Irc U--.'fan of Men Jer Dean of Seibold—said many landlords Miss Betty desire University approval crease the number of tennants. to in- Adenauer Kennedy- talks with the Soviets, and U.N. Secretary-General U New York made reports, Thant in Salinger isle. Only students over 21 may live ig was pre- by the cent- in unapproved housing, Another function of the off- Cautions Thanks • headed by campus housing office Is to handle tt~growing expectation that some- an assistant iidence hall problems caused by unapproved housing, Seibold said. "We try to handle disciplinary Optimism BONN if! - Chancellor Kon- ^Precinct President Kennedy sent an of the elements of the Khrushchev agreement for a Cuba settlement may never be fulfilled. Kennedy- iew admini- action within the range of our rad Adenauer said Monday the official letter of thanks Fri¬ Salinger said specifically that West should not negotiate with the United States is still pus housing authority when problems are day to the men of Emperors standing different on created by the places in which the Soviet Union until Premier House, a precinct ln Emmons by its demand for a withdrawal Khrushchev shows more evidence Hall for their telegra of Soviet bombers from Cuba as ltgnpu«s." students live," Seibold com- of an earnest desire to settle well as missiles. r >„ hools operate mented. "One of our functions support during the recen East-West tensions. With Sunday's count showing sing under a plan is to keep peace between the stu- The West German leader, on 42 missiles headed back to Russia which became ef- dents and the people of the com- Kennedy's reply cam the eve of his flight to the United aboard Soviet ships, U.S. author¬ ov. i, Seibold munity." a card with the seal of the States for talks with President President of the United States ities figure the atomic rocket Seibold said landlords In un- the Srody dormitories, and cold weother has -State News Photo by Dave Jaehnig Kennedy, cautioned Americans n Cuba vir- Erf-cunpuj bousing office approved homes sometimes re- on the top. The engraved card .vlminister ap- port disciplinary and financial against optimism about Cuban said: tually removed. But the two dozen Reid Wants Recount Of mpus housing, problems to the University, developments. "I am most grateful for your or more Soviet IL28 bombers be¬ approved houses "When student behavior is ob- Expressing skepticism that the expression of support and con¬ lieved remaining in Cuba can Russians have removed theii fidence. Your message gives carry nuclear explosives, too. :j: women. viously unbecoming, we try to rockets from Cuba, Adenauer ln his public exchange with 5ff-campus resi- handle it in the best way we heartening evidence of our Lieutenant Governor Votes said the fact that Soviet ships national unity and strength of Soviet Premier Khrushchev, jmer. must keep can," he said. "However, we try have been photographed leaving purpose during the current Kennedy agreed .to lift the U.S. y the Associated to keep out of financial diffi- the Caribbean island with long, international crisis. With all blockade around Cuba and pledge s, Miss DelDin cultles with unapproved housing. This is strictly between the stu- Republican Clarence A. Reid, An unofficial check shows an returns and included results from covered tubes aboard proves best wishes, J. F. Kennedy" who lost the lieutenant governor 8,867 vote for Khrushchev's removal discrepency in wire counties where earlier returns nothing. Jack Shea, Detroit Junior turn jfcsl: iLi a great percentage dent and the owner." race to Democratic Incumbent service reports of Lesinskl's had been unavailable. The re- and president of Emporors of offensive weapons from Cuba "The University is a third T. John Lesinski last week, an¬ margin. United Press Inter¬ check narrowed Leslnski's mar¬ House, said the though of the under U. N. supervison. Khrush¬ TO ' Actor p*1"*} ln financial agreements with nounced Monday that he will seek national (UPI) reports Lesinskl's gin to 2,438 votes. UPI reported. idea after the President spoke chev also was to halt further approved housing land- a partial recount of votes in nwrgin as 2,438 votes. Introduction of such weapons into Final returns from counties to the nation on Oct. 22. it I p/4[jrp lords," he noted. "We operate or. Wayne County and other heavily i he Associated Press reported may not be available until the "We held Cuba. pkCVIUfC a quarterly rental agreement." Democratic areas. a precinct meeting that Lesinski had won by 11,035 state board of canvassers meets and voted unantmouslt to Kennedy has made plain the : Clarke, actor, Seibold said another function Reid disclosed he would not file Nov. 26. the United States includes the Soviet d director, will speak of the off-campus office wouldbe message," he said. his recount petition until the UPI reported on the day after Reid mentioned Bay County one The message stated; bombers as offensive weapons to or. "The Artist in to keep a record at where stu- official vote tabulation is ac¬ the election that Lesinski had "Dear Mr. President; be removed under the deal but of the 13 outstate areas carried r.ity" !n the fourth dents live, cented by the state board of defeated Reid by 6,376 votes. It the Russians have been foot- by Lesinski, as a possible area The men of Emperor House cture at 4 pjn. in the "This occupies a great deal of proceeded to tabulate un-official wish dragging on this. The Havana where he will seek a recount. to convey to you theii our time," he said. "If all stu- regime under Fidel Castro has '.as: 15 years Clarke Reid will have to pay $5 for hearty support of your Cuban dents would notify us of changes protested their removal. •2 a? the leading actor, sd announcer on "The aided greatly," in address, our work would be He Who Trots every precinct counted. Money he desires re¬ will be refunded Declaration of last evening. We live in a time of tension and anxiety when calm de¬ U. S. authorities expressed belief that Russians might try "earre of the Air," only If he is declared the winner On-campus dormitory as- Kram of opera and signments will be handled by the residence hall division under To Class, Rides on the basis of the recount. Lesinski is vacationing in liberative leadership is of the highest import. Your message of the bombers in Cuba as a Florida and was not available for ixemplifies the depth andbal- bargaining lever in the negotia¬ been narrator-pro- Over lO.OOOUnivi familiar with these rules," he is the re-organized housing admini- tnce that we as students must tions now under way. The United dents drive their automobiles on said. f ^.p^eant product- stration. Married housing will States, in turn, was expected to ' aco Lake Fron^ be taken care of by a new office campus, but it is illegal for a stu¬ The grounds James Vinall, public relations intinue Its blockade until the dent to ride a horse to class. enforced by the campus police. director for the state central •n the Chicago St ad- on Harrison Road. In fact, a student whose horse It is also illegal to: Democratic committee, said re- Confidently and respectfully Opera House for Off-c ampus housing will con- KONRAD ADENAUER yours. Men of Emperors Removal of the bombers would is found parked in front of class Possess or use any firearms counts "traditionally favor te.tiifou;groups. tinue to be administrated from ouse, Jack Shea, president ill leave unfulfilled the U.N. the housing office on second floor, could spend 60 days in the County on campus; shoot any birds or Democrats" in Michigan. The 86-year-old Chancellor rification of the weapons with¬ Reid will file his recount pe¬ said it dangerous to let the Jail and be fined $50. was •Corps Members Student Services. This is die stiff est penalty pro¬ wildlife on campus; drive any vehicle (including horse-drawn tition with Secretary of State Russians depict themselves as Shea noted that the reason drawal promised by Khrushchev. Castro has stood fast against for thedelay in the President's carriages) on any grassed area; James Hare. The recount would great peace-lovers by this move HilDem Hall Barnes vided by the MSU grounds or¬ deposit or dump refuse of any be conducted under the direction and declared the Kremlin wants sr can probably be attri¬ any U.N. inspection inside Cuba. dinances, as adapted by the State of a four-member bi-partisan buted to the fact that Kennedy m and Bugle kind on campus; deface any cam¬ to keep Cuba intact as a Com- Board of Trustees. ■eceived 50,000 telegrams. the Oxford i \rtny ROTC t Michigan Proposal The recommendation made by ance Superintend ant, said these pus property; build unauthorized Burt Ferris, Grounds Mainten¬ bonfires on campus. Governor-elect George Rom- For those students who might ney, the only Republican elected Adena Berlin would be made H.plain that among the chief The President's letter will be exhibited in one of the show Debaters issues he intends to discuss with in the main lobby of ordinances are posted throughout be thinking about it, i\ is il¬ to the state executive team, re¬ the Student-Faculty Speaker President Emmons Hall. Committee is the most liberal the campus so students may fa¬ legal to breed cats or dogs ln signed Monday as head of the Kennedy, but he showed miliarize themselves with the dorms, fly model airplanes on Mormon Church in Detroit. upmistakable concern that the lined fresh-, one that could be expected, AUSC : sdets inter- unique corps President day. Jim Barnes said Mon¬ regulation. campus, steal lamp posts, float He announced that he expected "Unfortunately, many of the any advertisement or drive a the resignation to be approved boat Washington administration might be misled by Khrushchev's out¬ ward show of backing down in the Board To Name Due Here motor the Red Cedar. Barnes reversed the stand r^ewer.1 students are totally un- on 1L2£IE Cuban crisis. Contractor For Members of the internationally renowned Oxford Debating Union, taken by his predecessor, Bob Review Of Nixon's Career Adenauer, whose trip was de¬ touring the United States this ' one developed by the University career, < the network used tapes of both nuclear test ban and to an ef- Clark Davis, Pontiac sophomore, Rotary Foundation of Michigan." from Alger Hiss, a man whom ABC defended the program as *"•' international Voorhis and Hiss. received Wednesday. Huntington and James Hudek, Cedar Rapids, "Throughout the student dem¬ Nixon helped send to prison long a balanced and honest documen¬ said a recommendation had been Iowa, freshmen. onstrations, the main dem __ago, stirred a widespread pub¬ tary. "It was a fair presentation, Hiss, former State Department The debate will be held in seemed to be a respect dents as responsible, manure for lic furor Monday. giving both sides of a contro¬ official convicted of perjury ln The intense reaction carried versy," said James C. Hagerty. 1950 after a congressional inves¬ Seek Lady sent to the Board of Trustees for final approval and that bid¬ _ auditorium C-109 of Anthony Hall at 8 p.m. Admission is free and adults. This is clearly brought out an echo of history, recalling the ABC vice president in charge ding was closed. tigation ied by Nixon, said he will cost ap¬ there are no reserved seats. V2 Berkely ersity of in 1961, fn the preamble to the recom¬ mendation and also ln the nature high feeling that surrounded the Hiss case of more than a decade of news. The broadcasting company said believed his prosecution by Nixon, then a congressman, was Who Aided The new proximately $6 dorm million. It is The two British graduate stu¬ being constructed a pattern dents are visiting the United °*fellowship. recommendation Itself Monday that if Nixon asks for politically motivated. on Ktin ^ %ist Gen. Ronald of the which leaves the responsibility ago. That case first brought Nixon equal time to reply he will get Heart Victim similar to Wonders Hall. Found¬ ations for the dorm were States under the sponsorship of the Institute of International Edu¬ - the fellow- into the limelight. And it was it. On the program, Hiss said he begun for outside speakers with the Officials of the Allied Products before bids received in cation. They have been featured *«tas Friday. Hundreds of telephonecallsand had no feeling of hostility against were a students and faculty advisors." Hiss's appearance on Monday's Corp., Eaton Rapids, are seeking in a television debate over NBC. move to speed completion of the program, entitled "The Political telegrams, more than 1,000 In the Nixon, although he regarded the the young lady who tried des¬ The Saturday Review says the dorm by fall. 1963, or winter, ■•Eskimo Sp Obituary of Ricffard Nixon," that network's New York headquart¬ former vice president's actions produced the uproar. The program included both ers alone, poured Into ABC af¬ against filiates throughout the country, him as "motivated by ambition and personal self-serv¬ perately to revive Douglas E. Mick, 49, Jonesvllle, the man who collapsed ln a parking lot 1964. British debaters' "flip manner and lively wit draws laughter from student audiences." of Nixon, many of them criticizing the ap¬ ing. •« tod censure and praise near Spartan Stadium following By MSU Debates in English universities pearance of Alger Hiss on the from supporters and critics. Four TV stations, in Phila¬ program. Others termed the show Hiss, now a New York sales¬ the football game Saturday. Mick was dead on arrival at Colloquium .command much the same student man, was convicted ahd Jailed Harold H. Anderson, research attention ss major sports events ^ vafley termed mil's two sons also were mem- delphia, New Haven, Conn., Cln-« "worthwhile" and "timely." Sparrow Hospital. Death was at¬ ln American colleges. on perjury charges In connection professor In the department of cinnati and Columbus, Ohio.can¬ , "^est® early archae- bers cf the expedition. The mem- celled ln advance. About SOother The half-hour Sunday night with his association with the late tributed to a heart attack. In addition to his former co¬ psychology, will open the Edu¬ English college debaters take a ^easternarctic bers lived in tents and ate de- Whittaker Chambers who at one cational Research Colloquium less serious approach to debate asi rur^mer by an ABC affilistes carried It. Many program, titled "The Political workers, Mick's widow wants to hydrated snd frown foods for 10 Obituary of Richard Nixon", was time was a Soviet spy courier. series today. than American students. Their ■*3m >hat included weeks. reported r tide of express her gratitude to the un¬ will present his compar¬ comments are often flippant and mostly complaints. comprised of taped interviews Hiss steadfastly maintained he identified lady for her valiant He The expedition explored the innocent of the charges. ative study of the values of teach¬ aimed at entertaining audiences. There were threats ol and of comments by moderator was effort. south coast of Baffin Island, which ers and students in Rio de Jan- The ground rules for Wednes¬ Howard K. Smith. Is weot of Greenland and northof or arson, in several instances, The protests against the show The only clue to her Identity ero. Mexico City, and Los Ang¬ day's debate allow one ten-min¬ ■ bm no evidence of such actual Former representative Jerry is a small natural - colored ^ many of Hudson Bay. began coming ln even before it eles County, California, at 4 ute speech by eafeh debater. This valiey. >• attempts materialized. Voorhis, California Democrat leather glove found in the am¬ far the one trip they whom Nixon defeated in 1946, went on the air. Walter Annen- p.m. in 201 Education. will be followed by a brief period There was no comment from bulance en-route to the hospital. 1* UMdS «o the nearest post (20 But Herbert G. Klein, said In Washington Monday that berg, president of Triangle Pub¬ His distinguished career ln during which the audience can ask k WiE; Lar*tor of <•* nrtles sway) for a "weekend vaca- Nixon. he telephoned ABC headquarters lications Incorporated, instruct¬ It Is now ln the possession of cross-cultural studies of human h ] mind wa sable to perceive them. Look! Look! Look! munists and other "undesirable" the afore-mentioned free lot full. read. Since parking seems ministration? Or wasn't it a pro¬ Let's not sit around while our national fiber is or "un-American" speakers I parked on the road which pro¬ a game played by the NSl' test? Well, we have maintained See all the people! weakened by Communist Infiltrators skilled In away from the students. vides access to die free lot. flc force, k (contrary to the accusiatlons of What are they dotng? ■ the art of cultural warfare. These outsiders are led by a the Administration) that since They are at the bus stop. This road, which at present leads players an equal break by Will a "no win" policy prevail? Or will those small but vocal group of narrow- we Invited the Detroiters In mid- They are waiting for the bus. nowhere, is not posted. Several llshtng the rules. conscienUous Americans rise up and fight? minded State Legislators who other people must have found D. j.; September, we were merely The bus Is late. Mr. Congressman, you are In a position to want MSU pure, unadulterated. themselves In a like situation 110 Wet keeping our commitment to diem, The bus Is always late. fight. You have the power of the purse, die power while holding to our stand of Oh! Oh! Hear the bus! It Is com¬ 100 per cent American, and 100 for several automobiles were of life or death over our state university at East per cent ignorant of 20th century non-recognition of the commit¬ ing! parked on this road. Later, I ideas. The Legislature claims found parking violation tag tee on Speakers. Our Intent, The bus does not stop. It Is full. a I say use that power. I suggest that as soon as therefore, was not protest, nor "Vroom, vroom" says the bus. power over us because they give on my automobile. Letter Policy possible you propose that a three-man Commit¬ was it defiance, though the State What do the people say? us a healthy sum of money each My query is how the police tee on Concerts (not to be confused with the CCC) News' immediately came out with "We will walk," say some peo¬ year. Not wanting to risk losing determine which areas are not be set up to screen outside entertainment coming a banner headline In this vein. ple. any of this money, the Adminis¬ designated for parking. I believe itrakh and then Sunday, to state-supported schools. "We will wait," say other peo¬ tration kneels reverently before that it would help If they in¬ Whether the C.C.C. wars right or ;mc. Moreoever, later the Legislature, and denies the formed the student body. At pre¬ If there is wrong, then, revolves about the ple. 'hoir from Communist some member of the legislature who students free speech. legal consideration as to whether There is a name for these peo¬ sent, it seems as if receiving a has ever attended a concert, I recommend that he Some students on this campus the intent or die consequences ple. The name Is optimist. parking violation is often at the be one of the members of the committee. I sug¬ be the criterion. Wait. have stood up for tfleir rights. whim of the officer on duty. My ' There may have been gest that a congressman from the appropriations Wait. The Administration should follow hat is off to our boys in blue. When Bob Howard and other committee be the second member. And, If pos¬ this example and tell the "out¬ Wait. After all, it sometimes requires campus club presidents decided hings happer at our state-supported sible, have the Editorial Director of W1LS be siders" to mind their own busi- quite a bit of creative interpre¬ to co-sponsor the meeting, they See! See! Another bus! We ask that nc letter chairman of the committee — to vote in case of did because This bus stops! OH! OH!OH! tation to find sufficient reason 400 words a tie and to veto In case of disagreement. so (I) they agreed with the intent The bus driver is happy. to dole out parking violation. I, he k:r./of "t If Michigan State refused to have any of the (exercise of free¬ dom of expression and assembly) "Lots more room in the back," for one, would appreciate a little be signed. We will print r ttiilt is unsigned. Lecture-Concert performers screened by the and (2) were aware of the con¬ says the happy bus driver. of Michigan State's administration? Committee on Concerts, 1 say It's time to down the law. lay sequences- (violation of adminis¬ The people get off the bus. Anti-Prejudice Crossword Puzzle tration policy): they wished to What time Is it? t Hannah become merely a pawn in To the Editor: If indicate their solidarity with the The big hand is at five. When he one-worlders among the faculty they openly flout the In the many years we have should follow. intent, even in face of possible the big hand Is at five, we say it been members of the faculty, For every sonata played, cut off $100,000; for retaliation. Is twenty-five after. our children duped by these sklll- the administration of Michigan every concerto, cut off $200,000; and for every So the few studenr politicians "Damn! Damn!" say the peo- ful cultur< ar.ipulators who. with one stroke of State University, and the com¬ that could rightly be called p,e- beat of the drum symphony, cut off $500,000. or one pluck of the statesmen (as 1 remember that's munity as a whole, have treated Just keep cutting until they learn that nobody • audience applauding, rising to its can defy authority and get what the history books call those racial and religious groups wittf* away with It. such fairness, and with such who stand for the rights and Sincerely yours, Must our sons and daughters have their filled with Commun:sr-controlled programs ears I. M. Constituent dignity of their constituents, Campus genuine tolerance, that the ques¬ fea¬ P. S. If you have a f«w spare hours sometime whatever the consequences) have tion of prejudice has not arisen. turing Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and Rimski-Kor¬ within the next couple of days, perhaps you can been labeled "immature," "ir¬ "Confidential"? It is, therefore, particularly sakov? shocking that guests of this coun¬ drop by at my East Lansing residence, and we rational." and "Irresponsible" To the Editor: can Everyone knows that Khrushchev said, "We "rousers of rabble." try and of this university, such drink a few toasts to celebrate our victory on the 1 am writing in regard to our The stage is set for the en¬ as Mr. Khlaf Al-Delaimy, should "Wet and Dry" issue. Thank heavens, the evil campus answer to "Confidential" Khrushchev is a Russian, Inject the poison of antl-semltlsm elements have been defeated! trance of the opportunists. Let Rachmaninoff is a Russian. magazine—the "StateUrinal." Into a community where there us be mature, they say, and the t part, the Therefore, Rachmaninoff wants to bury us. realize that the has been none before. onlj-TMy we can "Urinal" resembles Should we listen to symphonies composed by a man who wants to bury us? Quite Different Things get anything from the Admin¬ istration is through the Admin¬ school gossip column with such We would hope that Mr. Al- Delaimy will learn the lessons familiar features as the music Sir, we're at war today. It's a different kind of To quit smoking and to quit buying cigarettes istration's channels. of American democracy while he war. But it's war! They seem box (example: "All Alone Am I" Is are by no manner of means the same thing, to forget that the present hotly our guest here, and we wish 1 say it's time by Betty Badbreath) and colorful him well In his endeavors to to act. Right now' even though both result In considerable saving contested issue Is a channel that I say „ comments on recent romances Oust Oistrakh, Ban theBolshei. Lambaste -Memphis (Tenn.) Commercial Appeal is designed to take something put them into practice in his and parties. native land. away! Please. O Powers That Unfortunately, the "paper" Be, give us a token of your Dis¬ doesn't stop at that point. Dis¬ MICHIGAN position. In re turn, we will do regarding an individual's repu¬ STAT! UMIVftSITY STATE NEWS PACEMAKER NEWSPAPER whatever you tell us, through whatever channels you prescribe, and you tation. the "Urinal" has, in the past, accused a student of loose, cart tell the Legislature to say the least, morals in the Member Associated Press, United Press that our rebellious spirits are September. form of so-called "cute" jokes. International, Inland Dally Press Associa¬ tion. Associated Collegiate Press Assoc¬ Second class postage paid at East Lanalpg. Michigan. under control. With the token of the Adminis¬ The renders of the "Urinal" are a concentration of the per¬ Parking iation. Michigan Press Association. To the Editor: Editorial and business offices at 341 Stu¬ tration's Disposition purportedly sons whose respect a Michigan Published by the students of Michigan State dent Services Building. Michigan State Uni¬ Everyone who drives a car on illustrating what an "In" they Stste Student highly desires. University. Issued on class days Monday have campus has realized by now that versity. East Lansing. Michigan. Mail sub¬ with the Administration, Whether or not the accusation is the increased number of students through Friday during the fall, winter and scriptions payable in advance: 1 term, *3; Blanchard and 2 terms. $4; 3 terms. $5; full Company will ap¬ valid is not the point. has considerably aggravated the spring quarters, twice weekly during the year. $6. proach the Student Body tn the The point is that It Isn't up to special Welcome Issue in parking problem. As often as not, spring claiming to be able to get a handful af gossips to spread Circulation Manager BUI Marshall' the pay lots will not admit any Ben Burns .... more f m the Esta Copy Editor Jon Fitzgerald than other political i ears. The University, cog¬ Jim Wallington Assistant City Editor Eric Filson nizant of this problem, has taken Bruce Fabrlcant Once a great Senator who had Editorial Page Editors steps that are peculiar indeed. Dave Harfst Sally said he would rather be right Derrickson and Paul ScTbiitt Last year there was a free lot than President compromised his . . . . Skip Mays Feature Editor on the south site of Shaw Lane . Fred Levlae Jackie Koroma apposition to slavery b . Night Editor Ron Yogman, across from Pcwer Station Road. indeed wanted to be President. This lot has been decreased In | mrlr'f'" State New*. East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 13, 1962 3 FrOSt Suggests Archaelogical Rema ins . Redding erica's poet « 50 cents, Br«ef Poem David McCord •"'hor l°ld a prominent Har- group of Hon- (Continued from p«(« 1) stonal Eskimo sold them fish. Two who sometimes folding kayaks were their The mosquitoes were prac- with temperatures around 40 to tically unbearable and the men 42 degrees. Maxwell added, had to wear head nets almost all There were high winds and rain, of the time to protect themselves, but the temperature never fell sod of frozen. moss. top six Inches Everything but the of the sod lnordertodlgintothesod.it was trip next year, Earlier studies by theN6Uex- peditlons have revealed small stone tools used for carving ivory ft be at the Unlver- Tickets for the evening recital ^#nd _ f,culty °nly form of transportation. The 24-hour day that the expe- below freezing. was necessary to scrape off the into weapons and utensils. These "In going past the children* leVel ^ IS POSSlble to - Wflnt^i . . . • salesmen li away from the true intent of Sang. He eluding Nikita Khrushchev. F poetry: conciseness, clarity, seal-skin clothing, bone, 3 mde rangC.°j, ' was »•« Moscow TV in , brevity and objectivity, he said. and ivory were found preserved Nov.12-16 Poetry and 15 eXpeC ,L American - made Englis McCrod who is the first re¬ by ice. Jjorne remarks concerning world situation. Unguage fllm. Two Unes wer cipient of an honorary doctorate "The scientific very significant," commented results are ,t deleted from the Russian trans v direction ol, ten ^ of Detroit j>lion 0f the film. They in humanities at Harvard original poetry to the students read Maxwell. "Our research will Save $1.50 . under the direction ^ Frost before Wor,d Wgr „ and professorg- give a better description of early culture as well as a good se¬ fc, Lirse.*iH present one • 5 days & unoriginal set- "Something there n't love is that does- "e dlscouraged ProspecUve authors from association with a quence of earlier cultures corn- !Sosed for the event. a wall, That wants it down." publishing house but suggested • 15 words . "lood gre>- poet of New that up to a year of work Maxwell has made a total of six 'J oldest working on a trips to the Arctic, four to other Hls "J.081 recent col'«U<"> of iC«Bpared n ■mtrv ry. He He has often hi"s often Jc'arl Sandburg. P0*"" In The Clearin«" newspaper would be has while. very worth- areas i. and two to the Baffin Island He hopes to make another Only $1.50 if says. "Th 1 thing been on the best seller list for Currently McCord is on apro- i . about us (= rt,a, is that months and has passed the 100,- motion tour sponsored by Little 000 mark in sales. 1 Brown to promote his Michigan State University A hive white hair." book "Take Sky." This book and m 9ever completed college. : ,t Dartmouth when he an earlier one "Far and Few" are children's books of verses, FOREIGN FILM SERIES sut didn't finish because • and supplement books of verses Sickly boy, not expected he has published for adult reader¬ presents . waste money edu- ship. The odd thing, he commented. is that at some children of the was verse aimed being widely I I "UTAMARO" used for adult consumption. Painter of Women "In writing for children (Japanese) write out of the remembranci The life and times of Japan's grea your own days rather than the neighbor's kids," McCord itirringly told in color and wide screen :c the University said. irg sponsored by McCord is a 1922 graduate of " :r,e University of Harvard with degrees of B.S. Library The and M.S. in mathematics andphy- I prepared fi r the bene¬ Mon., Tues, - Nov. 13 sics. He grew up in Oregon but | spent most of his life in New fit Feinberg. Walt Whit- York and the Archoelogists Relox In Their Prlmith 7 & 9 P.M. fectar and past president Friends of the University rait Library, pointed out Annual Ski Club Style Show FAIRCHILD THEATRE ROBERT FROST seats are available to Ski Fashions To Highlight Admission: 50C nnnpfl For I U! J h nr I Violation, Violation The MSU Ski Club will present sportswriter and Ruth Ann Helm- ipurtl 1 X V M/mm/fi, its annual style show ..SkUng Around The World" rich his mystery lady. Most of the other models in the at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Union Ballroom. show were selected in the audi¬ )torist Answers For 13 - The ski fashions revolve around the adventures of an inter- tions for last year's show. The clothes for the show are being Hdtraffic rickets added up University police, while driving nationally famous playboy supplied by: Ray Leffler, Bill m Daniel Pohkowski, 21, an unregistered car on the cam- sportswriter who embarks on a Campbell's, Style Shop, Scotch J„ senior, Monday, pus, Polakowski's name was trip around the world in search House, Sportsmeister, Ram¬ a traffic violation by given a routine warrant check 0f materials for his book on the sey's, Knapp's and Marie's. The In police files. best producer and director of the ski collegiate ski spot. tltudar of The records showed 13 unpaid Each of the show's four scenes style parade this year is Judy COMMITTEES: traffic tickets, and five warrants finds the AN AGONIZING RE-APPRAISAL sports writer in a dif- Hoffman, in the files. wing Event* ferent part of the world survey- University police served the ing the ski spot with its own spe- Admission to the show is free. However, 50 cent tickets will be warrants, placing Polakowskiun- cial types of ski fashions, sold for doorprizes of a ski der arrest. A thread of intrigue is woven week-end for two with all ex¬ property led and directed, run I* :t great Since courts were closed be- through this narrated fashion cause of Veteran's Day, PoJa- drama with the appearance and penses paid. Last week the Student Council met a B ^ ~ :3° P-m-' Tues- kowski was held in the East Lan- disappearance of a beautiful mys- of Veterinary Medicine and Belles |_ctfr*- 12 Agriculture Hall. ' a new doormat for the student* h limied union " . sing city Jail until courts opened tery 1 ady in each fashion se- jtoday. quence. Frank Buccari plays GatnpuA- TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES) Presents another special offer The Bishop's Company lightly relinquished The 'THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER' nd cried the harder Peoples Church Sunday Nov. 18, 1962 7:30 P.M. No Admission Charge Is this the only reason for [STUDY , SONY TAPE CORDER 101 The Sony 101 with its semi-professional design and handsome two-tone portable case is completely self- using Mennen Skin Braced >UIDES i contained with built-in ar. >lifier and speaker. This outstanding recorder wi meet the mos* critical Skin Bracer's rugged, long-lasting aroma is an ob¬ vious attribute. But is't everything? standards of high fideli.y reproduction. 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DRESS SLACKS REDUCED 4. That the college secede from the 1'nited States. 5. That the question of a doormat for the students uiiio lie referred to a subcommittee. So let uh hear no more defeatist talk a Unit the committe system. It can be made to work! ^ ' i«w m.. Kositcbek's VARSITY SHOP are. few jutt nee*/ yourtelf, t bud*. Bun tome Marlboro* noon ml your facorite tobacco Tuc«day, November 13 fl^ News Touch Football Plsy-Off Schedule IM field 1: sisted upon running to gay night found in the designing room of delinquent youngsters as chil- After graduation I went into i^d u my shepherd; I shall not oraanirt „,v, 6:00 Winner W. Shsw 4 or 10 - A Lecture clubs every night He wanted divine consciousness, and as we someone who loved her home, erase every erroneous concept of dren, it might be better not to business for a period to repay have them. But if you see your the debts I had contracted for want" (ft. 2*1). TheLord* ua? and pnyer commences, "Our Father does . \ one Winner Cache or Carthage. beautiful music, good books, man, our affairs begin to run children as actually spiritual my education. I learned some which art in heaven. Hallowed rabl* Uce r 6:45 Emperors - Cache orCar- flowers in her garden, and most smoothly; we are well; and we ideas born of God, born ofSpirit, valuable lessons. But my prl- of all. children. A wonderful dis- are successful in our academic be thy name." We accept raver- proDeri°.ne "I thage (loser). cussion followed regarding the work and undertakings. On this of Truth and Love, they can mary interest was In church and ^tlv the eternal truth of one stom of 811 manual? 7:30 6-Pak W. Shaw 4 or 10 bring true satisfaction to you,its activities. I served on com- absolute, benevolent God, cause Dress in',? n^frl to let - - importance of these deeper and point Mrs. Eddy gays: "We must Joy to themselves, and a substan- mittees and did everything poa- ^ creator. We reason ties to m His d'vit (loser). 8:15 The Machine-Evans Schol- Christian substantial Interests. "One word," form perfect models in thought I said, "points to these deeper and look at them continually, or tial contribution to society. It tible to share the inspiration of is important to recognize that in our religion with others. Soon from this spiritual God, the divine Principle that beautv man °ut the ny and cansr spiritual interests — Soul." 1 we shall never carve them out in reality you are not the creator of the opportunity arose to serve ^ caua- u perfect. His creation' asked them the difference be- *r»nd and noble lives. Let un- children. God, the heavenly two afternoons a week in a prac- the effect of His creative cower' mercy, jus- T*(her-MuUier. a the source petitioner's eftca. Befere long I Fraternity Bowling Play-Offs Science >■ a uu.i^hh' Delta Sigma Phi vs. Sigma Nu Beta Theta Pi vs. Zeta Beta Tau _ __ ___ symphony death will diminish until they fluenced by your concepts __ „ expressed soul. There was depth anally disappear" (Science and man, woman, children, and mar- manly outline that those of you manifestation must be perfect "re great Problem." archery tournament why itls In the IM It wass beautiful, delude ' *' and form to it 'of — Philip Borkowski won first place colorful, full of harmony. oeauuiui, It P- „ , riage. That riage. In Christian Science we learn to maintain the highest stand- «hould all be practitioners. We That is is why it is essential who who are are Christian Scientists Christian Thus we conclude that spiritual man is perfect even as t&e the true *ue 22X1 ZZm. cryi^ Lrymg f°r solutT^ 1 of individual 1 Successful Living Found i out of 15 contestants with 272 out inspired you to thinly'on exalted we dcjnot haveJo beg God to ards and ideals in all your social need scientific Christians in busi- things. Moreover, the symphony do something. He has already contacts. Illicit relationships out- ness, government, the teaching the Father in heavenis perfect rac,ia1' educM?"a«l of a possible 324 points. Fred had an element of immortality, created the perfect.spiritual uni- side of wedlock rob you and jt also foUows logically that all ' rel'8l0us, and ri'i .4 Woolman was second with 266 Through Christian Science whereas the popular song would verse including flawless indi- others of that higher concept of But 1 want to emphasize that profession — all walks of life, imperfections, such as sin, dis-51 do not ri? *1 while Tom M. Novak captured be dead and.forgotten tomorrow, vidual man. ttese are already marriage which brings the great-there is a wonderful opportunity ease and death must be the re- ff, such individual o?Vi?l I asked whether they wanted a absolute realities in the one di- .est satisfaction, happiness, oppor- to serve humanity as a Christian 0j conclusions from problems w. . C0Ul third with 242. wife who expressed Soul, inter- vine Mind, we reverently tunity for accomplishment, and Science practitioner. oner. ~ f,i«» premises. Evil Is a lie JS *!y, about the perfect God and His w c in the deeper, spiritual, beau- turn to this Mind in prayer and true successful living. . John Biedenbach was the win¬ . - few words about perfect spiritual creation, a lieimLwn* ' tiful, harmonious things of life, acknowledge the reality of this of the qualities needed to to be denounced and erased from vs. i ner of the annual football place They agreed they did. They even Infect spiritual lneyagrewinejuitt. ";™ T man, TC. as we V,T—" love Freedom from ■— False Fleasores be « - successful practitioner. c0nsci0usness. piomems kick contest inwhlch 249 students ► ta'this, Herbert E. Rieke,, C.S.B. eferredagirlwhodidn'tsmoke^a preferred a girl who didn't smoke re^ce in thU reality reaUty of The same mar may be said of all First you must have a genuine a* we reason in thi. ^ in^tr.^ .trer£5hT this inspired re?uircd d participated. Biedenbach kicked of Indianapolis, Indiana drink. f^-tion« Hro,^Zv We then talked about theiim- ^V01" dr°P away from our ex- ing tobacco does not add to the men, a sincere desire and will- jy? false false materialmaterial pleasures. pleasures: Smok-love _ Smok- love for God ' and your fellow jplrituai manner With abso>— stren«th to> a perfect 10 for 10. Runner-up convictions — no doubts — plied the spirit Kerr Stewart made nineoutof 10. portance of orderliness. TheyP®r,®n<*- spiritual stature of an individual; jngness to be a good SamariUn. seeming material Imperfect wanted a wife who was neat and Finding Happy Friendship# it detracts from it. The American The textbook says: "If the Scien- progressively disappear from our orderly, not only in her personal The last part of our Daily Medical Journal refusing to ac- tist reaches his patient through experience. This result then n Resident iallteampaddleball appearance but also in the home. Prayer reads: "And may Thy cept advertisements for cigar- divine Love, the healing work message of the Ch verifies our original proposition ■, tonight. All teams They saw the importance of Word enrich the affections of all ettes and Italy legislating against will be accomplished at one visit, that there is a perfect God who ■ the pairings and keeping things in balance, es- mankind, and govern them!" such advertisements prove" that and the disease will vanish into creates" a" perfect spiritual prf?c,hli"g ^ thc R pecially the family budget "In (Manual, Article VIII, Section . WOfId u awakeninJI to «.* its native nothingness like^dew universe including perfect Indl-f SSIJbefore the morning ™ — mostfiL^tS'^"' • - „ot enough to.find in sunshine" vidual And the when the _ a of divine v persuade him Mr. Rieke spoke Thursday mented. At this point I observed that idea in regard to youri sciousness the true spiritual |cien?f U slwwii^h^mai^tyh^ are told Jesu5 Science is that it's not just a fine*^. itual ideals ^«y^«ra%ig SS£22?i2Z'£S.1£i ""&JS2Z-. 8S«23 LM ar ; Building Hours dur- "Si SS Pool all the earth. He was not ;ed all day th h sn£tt thSt aui^k^eth theK t° haSPy ffiendshlP8 and mainUin creauSi 3 toappeutes ■ tecSa slave " * It ta M, to un- *rom a belief in the lack of love, your irom a oeuei in uie i»c* ui ^ « the realization of the cm- proofs iuv«. experience. These your experience, convince mese spiru you spiritual £ of ^ ex£ 1™ S the lenge' exam^tiJns K^ • 11' ■? flesh Proflteth nothing (John o. The true . u ^ nipotence and omnipresence of reality of the divine Principle,inf?Hu n.-6 p.m. 11:30-3. man is never what wi ' ' : human circumstances such as fflonTqutete teSiarm0niOU8' and helpful. an Vpprec^Uon oVth" Tn »ni«g from spiritual evidence Scienceand , f ». 1, .i, 11 for basketbal.. a"d successful living christian Science I ' —n* replied, "What kind of a eirl g be D£ '"There^is^ J: r .s a creat varietv great variety 01 spe of soe things satisfaction ^ of Spirit. We of find the posi- realizing P^cation of Christian Science. | „ that does not make skeptics of stand ... apply nning to partici- ed In basketball manhood order to discov« womanhood, icX£ "" ,uch •"" ciflc relationships — for instance, . ^ ^ . ... - . - -n.. ild attend. Pros- or needs to understand the whole "Oh, un, '3, rn oh, UhS?» here on, nere ll comes. {,rT'dmUa".em" Phristian Scipnr«» WP st>*> e the the im- im- : ,J . .. ^ un*at«l torn irged t< nature of God, the Supre Being. Everyone is interested in searching for a husband who I continued "She would be ^^<,,5 0f human willpower just what S™>ke G^SrWmSt veSereaei CbrbtUn and Academic, Science pra'" the Supreme Being, for the word pressed the same qualities.' qualities.' "a" «♦««JTT kT- meric advertisements mankind lu """•lt for it is only through the Letjis apply such^reasoning to that God, the "n»nisalte to the ^ you * need-- vig- -- em,st one with th and poreal, divine, supreme, infinite successful Mind, Spirit, Soul, Principle, band, father, ?uct!",u' di individual, hus enough. We must be sur« zen, and soldier letting God's law J- e are intoxicant. As he had been hav- ific ing a struggle with alcoholism it th'^h, Sr?U^h,!his his lJte life and twchln#. Materialism does not save the, .V* teach,nfs X ^ *8 y°.u understand man man', re manss re- I^atseT'with I^ats 1 pa»s " pa»sea wun a hish a question Miss Gros about Life, Truth, Love." She explains "e Wl" know b, relating. Jesus - said: "What iat was important that he should not world trom from sjn s'n and disease. It iatioinship to theI one divine .d,vlne T^'r,p ' , nn Wl that these terms are intended to a whole man made in the like- therefore God hath joined to- indulge. He asked her if she is the Christ, the spiritual idea ' as y u an. ®? the in- valuable lesson^ Want express the nature, essence, and ness of God. HwSrO? t wLlet not p„t .sy„d.r" coul/help h*m which 1. the Saviour" Je.u, »id I,"*,..''- g™ that thecal! k - Ad Week holeness of Deity. Christian Science emphasizes, subject t never at a loss for n (Matt- in uum When d,vt™ «„• Sh* and love unite a husband him p„m,sod_.to. do how Christian „ u.ling .- That ever-present spiritual i® i "aL"tno,slJy sharpened be nsp r . the image and likeness of God; these seven synonymous ns is human infatuations which lack his being in God, infinite good. Christ is here today to save v™. easv When the e; therefore, the true spiritual man *ar *n°re comprehensiv< than the inspiration of wisdom and She showed further that when of us. love- understands Jesus said it expedient ^f.r nifn needs y?ur °wn and the needs of Sdivhw ot divine t'nnc Pr nop ,- Save $1.50 eflects the qualities implied in hese seven synonymour ' has been brought out ' 1 . but the " experience this dis- does The decision to marry is one one controlled by divine that man Principle, is he for him was as a human personality world K«n ^wpUon is w f^stra. 5 wnoleness of understand emphasize the importance of of the most important you will is able to destroy the suggestions these synonymous terms in flnd-cver niake. Don t decide wiUiout 0f the carnal mind that there is £ go away so that the Holy Com- J^t W^ abflitr to see n'rint Many indivirii,, • days we 0r_ ♦ £. ia books and figures on the life thinkine of •15 words s o, cod and ,« all His divine quali- ing_ ;lfhood that reflects God. maP*SS,"E £ Became h our thinking begin to discover what and S,. ^Make * certain uSgh!" JTShStaSE SSTto'^'rd'^.'gi-'^S; s*vof'might thS d^r ImplkaK SS St Only $1.50 manhood and womanhood To find true salvation which ^ ri«ht companion that Science, and the man soon found We dT easy, and m> bt includes freedom from the lim- y h!? KHr desired desti- his complete freedom. The girl say "at'°n" ,""• Eddy says of mar- * . of truth. j ability as we learn to (Matt. 11 29 30 The Importance of the S ited sense of man as a mortal told the practitioner that through 1866 this Science of Chris- was discovered by Maryu'^1 ^oke but the with his aches, pains imperfec- SresooSStle relaS^^to what tianity t "a"'ty^as discovered by Mary Xrue ZTtu prayid h Synonyms for God Uons, unhappiness, disappoint- ^ Pu s j ita relations to ^[experience real pleasure is shethe — learned ability not Balt?r oerceotion leads natu- prayed, lived ^rder T^^retel^ 2fe . May I tell you of failures, we need to let Jfur growth andlives to your in- only to hcTfree yourself,"buY be free yourself, but also P^ed th« had as I? God express His complete ^vine J-"" - other«31 other (Science to help others to discover and or Love, , down UOWn a professor's Droresst. lecture, but of ignoranre s,. EVERY "ature in our thinking and living. a"d «ea"h. P 88). p. In the sue- maintain their freedom. and found that strict obedience conTorehen- , which illustrates how people in- there would be no A teachci rriagc one individual to these laws enables one to heal tuitively see the importance of God is willing, able, and ready to ™®rnage ^on Knr t™ why he tol< COLLEGE -hese seven terms for God. I perfection in J«5Jetton 6ld't likeness might us so •• ""« ■- ura« the other. Both Choosing a Career the way the Master did She not ^ to ™k5Tthe fwRSr owi plied. "That in ident; but we must be will- s. ,ability and wife enhance each the e Let.g talk about choosin„ , «&h«ted but taught herstu- §on't ha; aid." When a hospital, that V . r career. Some of you are asking "uw w apply mese QIvme where ^lan is and everywhere, you s STUDENT r Chaplain on the 1 to let Him. That's really h|ehest in character and CAN BENEFIT e ligious service. ome to conduct a of the men Im- arose letting prayer is The Mother Church, Mrs. Eddy — a process. In the Manual of spiritual P'»hment. May • isay a few words about Many people have distorted l^^nce "emphasis Sf^we love God and ,ove «nd resp^t " Sme' ^ inv oneTf £v« concepts of a helpful and important wordP"sex" sJjould consi(^,r h°w we can give I asked digests The room thorn, "Sergeant, what is the Dal,y Prayer (p. 41): "•Thyworrt often musl^o^ rability from the one infinite human wayy e it interesting subject in the kingdom come;' let the reign reign^ 'of of. thought - of lust or disgust. But most rather than get the nize thflt the coming of Mind- we manifest greater 8cute- problems^ In Id?" He smiled and answered divine Truth, Life, and Love be basically the word ha«imiiv iK. the most- Jesus said, Give, and it fulfilled th„ olri T . and comprehensiveness. We read: "Whoeve 9Ld I«tament ness . . — shall be given unto you; good understand what ifs all about, strate the hca facetiously, "Women, Chaplain." established in me, and rule out characteristics of being . . ■ v. j wi i. laughed. of — —— all ■»», and .«■«.. —- may TTiya ... j . If i e uuuH Oi man as measure, pressed down', and SfeS^woS? coto t^telch a°ll We Iearn to assimi'late and" Science n ^Vn*men silva- . rules, heed e I said, "Fine! That will be our Word enrich the affections of alHusl ■ . animal,, —. and —- of shall i how to flnd complete _ ubject today." No one left mankind, and govern them!" wotnan as being a female animL . bosom" (Luke 6:38). , can of it. Empha- advance from I started the discussion by As we let the government 0fweJdra8 the subject through the "ui'0 ... rh.rflon sizing the Importance of compre- down. There : asking what qualities they would divine Truth, Life, and Love be"lud of sensual, ae- , ^ us ^o'c® that there are eJe° «^n^^Chrtetian, Sci- henjfon Je^ Mid; ..„a{;ing nor toilsome in ifested in the girl established in — consciousness, £Tad.'ng' and often imm ira' respect Christ Jesus, but 1,^ ?y®«- »®® ye.not? and having ears, the way to poir:.; — — ss&cg?£rt»*&£& ~a?ars ... .... =o „ wife. The God in His completeness elimi-thil?k»n« But if we think of - ideas, hav< j 1Q( beautiful. The Jted that she be nates from our experience not!"®®1 individual as the spiritual j men discussed °nly sin, but also sickness, blem- ldea of God, expressing all the „ g in the important th," w«"b SL! «««» !f ;Spiri,.o. tniUC ,„d beauty until one soldier ishes.^ unhappiness, limitatiOfu.^h««^of^ ^,^h «_true jj* Eddy right round hole. kv "♦ thoroughly^un^ta^Twbject, department ^f Iifc F(«- , exclaimed, But physical ^uty «n"d 'failu^.' Then "we"Teiranu,acull«» qualities of fearless- ^d lSStSISon" isn't everythi ling It's only skin what ts-means to be saved. madeness- courage, and strength and fnrfi2n if 70)l f^VOl^eh and respect Mrs. Eddy and^te 11 Uhin her discovery the fulfillment rvf °*n brin« ^orth the facts in ex- ♦""f y°U tho^'fmS'be^mte though it may De q di^ deep. I don't1 want a wife who is safe from all evil. true feminine qualities of tender- in uSe .nd ete^iy ProPhecy in the book It presdon during daUy recitattons fromjhe way^you beautiful butt dumb!" dumb! Scientific prayer is necessary"®83 ar? ideas. I prayed and tor ®ach ot il« ^^sci®"tirt« d'»cover th^t Ob- that I might be Phenomena confirm the noraSlndSi is the mental designing man mh sense a Christian Science from wrong j should y it became very dear that , _ *n the practice ] of Christian — —- Tn noted ^ " man" . you could fications for Here the thou$!?( help man and woman. Christian Organization -«i°n on theChristian ScientUt is helped by importance of life. They wanted studying the two textbooks, the 11 successful you - marriage. " , 1 to experience 8 a Th's wasnot hm cision. I felt God had called ma. being. de-' with the The ^irituaf fact first T®, ha*in ^f Gri". "p-Tto^As brought out aartSr SrtTy. academic words in the only the Intelligence ofMind, but plication of the: Sci'en uj girl who loved life and mani- Bible and Science and Health, to - Michigan State University Immediately my college stadias Bible read, "In the betftontog also the S»uty^d harmc«y of although it r^«5i East Lansing, Michigan Meeting Time Wb» diacuaaing ma„i.B th. '5^?'^: SjjuS! £ S-^r^'^ 7P.M. fvesdeys ^■•"'-^inWKSsgr 01 w third Psalm *t*rt. as his twenty- tegrity of Truth, (ha vivaeityaf the Tru« follows: "The Life, the tenderness of Love The manifest Meeting Piece ft.aaet $1, Union I „„hlffan State Niw*. E»»t Lansing, Michigan I " ... Tuesday, November 13, 1962 5 nftflfftore Bowen I sU° arriers . ' rters did , . »? M ii.»t couldn't be done. u.M in <1nni. It as they tn'the Bis the BiK 129. ftfid MtflMMta i2», ««d Minnesota 139. with their 139. The harriers went Into the worst regular season Cop Big Ten Championship th®m .j "*"• ,ltle« In 11 year a. vldu^J'^L."0 p"tlcUltr lndl" Pacing the Spartan asaaultwas sophomore Jan Bowen who fto- eighth. Fifth and last Spartan point times they have < pointed out that the Iowa h t . in a dual meet earlier . h Monday, Nov. 18 State will test its new found strength at the IC4A meet In New York City. - - "—frt'h and were rated as con- —• • » ■ ■ mostly from force of were even more outstanding, and Gary Fischer. The Hawkeye Want - Ad Week r j their nearest . Humbarger took fifth in 20:24 Hrfvscored 39 to Iowa» > — except _ Dlttrlch ln20:26. Berby, who was spiked in the toe during the course of the race, and Ten meet was A1 Carlus of 1111- they were fourth and seventh, Nov.12-16 'Tlxto for the other and his seven-man squad-real- that only 22 seconds separated ™ ilneewM finished 27th. nols, who smashed the Iowa record for the second time but the rest of the Iowa squad Wisconsin 83, DU- ly thought the Spartans would re- them. They took four of die first course was off lastyear'sperformances. *1. State 114. Indiana turn to the form which brought eight places. the fourth State iu* u he tinner over the i 20:31 to take Dlttrlch said that his first five finishers all turned In the best this season. Carlus was timed In 19:45.2. His old mark of 20:33 Rounding out the first 10 po- sitlons were Frank Panks, Ohio Save $1.50 State, sixth, Don Loker of Wis¬ if Wins >5 days Navy Coach, consin, ninth, and Steve Hiblerof pionship 1 Indiana, tenth. Beating Loker must have been especially pleas¬ ant for the four Spartans because • 15 words 'f0aen's LM m theall-Univer- swimming Headline Basketb he took first In the MSU-Wls- Only $1.50 tShip Thursday. t of F Abbot team scored 37 Intercollegiate L re 36 for Off-Campus and Academy, will he a headliner the past four seasons, his teams An experiment to put the little Coral Gables' jfNjrtti Case. at the 10th annual Basketball have qualified for three post- man back Into college basket¬ ILFORNO Coaches Clinic here Friday and season tournaments. ball will be tried Friday night Saturday. Under the coachlng of Ander- at the intersquad He will team with game. The Forddy An- son, Spartan cage fortunes have : will i t 8 p.m derson, MSU's cage coach, to reached the greatest heights the IM The Name that Made Pizza Famous In Building. Lansing Baskets the IM building at been raised to 12 feet have NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. Just for this game. The 12-foot basket Serving Snacks - Sandwiches - Luncheons • Dir will do away with dunk shots and _ , decrease Jump shots, but the Ajio Catering to Rounding out the clinic faculty number of long outsldc shot8 ^ is Bruce Fossum, MSU assistant Private Parties - Banquets - Meetings ^ ,lttle man should lncrease. basketball coach. Visit Our Rathskeller Open 5 p.m. Daily Phone ED 7-1311 Spartan cagers, are highlights of 1^- «*d tickets are $1 for adults H^J^Jedjji^Midshlgme^^ and $.50 for students and others. Complete Take-Out Service r THE RUSH IS ON IFC RUSH CONCLAVE Wed. Nov. 15 FREE SKI WEEKENDS! 1,0 be given away at the Ballroom & Parlors A & B Ski Club Fashion Sho skiing around the worid" 7'30 — 9'30 P.M. wring; y Johnson becoming all fraternities represented Queen "rs-» Nov. 15 [7:30 P.M. Ballroom "'"ion: 50< Cider and Donuts afc&O 0 Tuesday, November , fa Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan WANT-AD WIEK NOV. 124 4t For Sale » For Sale » Loit & Found Personoi if Automotive Automotive 4 Employment BELL ft HOWELL 4 tr*ckK«r*« GftETSCH ALTO ll*« W". LOST: Alpha Delta Pi pin. Or Affile* Saturday, on campus. Arlene Behrens. ED 2-6547. 35 537 1955 Chevrolet 6 cylinder, *ut»- For appointment In your home." tapes. ED 2-8147. LOST: Girl's dark rim glasses with trim in brown leather case. Si ^ l*»H -client ' mechanically, KKt£f£Ti2E l95* Chevrolet wagon, V8. stick ktns. 5664 School ! mnseXSw,.w-» ' ^vELvm1^^ Reward. Call ED 7-9749. Ask for TOM si BARPER bers. West of SHOP Fraador.-, . r quarter. 484-5601 **» Blsc.jme, 6, stick telephone evenings, fe 9-8w3. Terry Hart. 33 Marek-S. 0per, • AUTOMOTIVE -- i960 Bel Air, 6, stick r Friday; Saturday fuj T/J ►EMPLOYMENT Lost 1959 high school class « - Also cut •-FOR SALE U'aSTEB: 3 neatly dressed men ladies'hair. ring. Initials, M,B„ in Ciltner OR RENT COMPACTS r i tn my business. S P EC IA L i>rTJlSEW RATES: K0N1CA FS £2.0, year old. SLR. hall. Finder please call ED 2- ★Peanuts p8r$( •LOST & FOUND i i r s, Valiants, oiks- calf 484-6166, 5-9 p.m. M-Th Mademoiselle $3.50, McCalls ioo mm. f2.8 »uto, filters. Li* 8713. s37 JAN •PERSONAL , Renaults. only< S38 $2.50, New Yorker $3.00, many >400. ED 2-1437 after 12:30p.m. S38 - Coronation 1 got the ticket •PEANUTS PERSONAL others. 332-0716 - 355-2750. SS7 WILL PERSON who took a MR Ball ' ticket offic». Dick. •REAL ESTATE Always a better selection for you. For Rent wool Jacket with leather sleeves, •SERVICE ^TRANSPORTATION SPARTAN MOTORS light weight bikes «< - £Tr3 c«.«7*rs"iir size L, on Saturday evening by mistake from coat rack by NE •WANTED «C E. M.CHKAN W Sffi ^ serving line In Brody, please call 355-2687. Reward. 36 DEADLINE: nonth .. Kello®. ED 2-WT. * LtBCT !9f3 homecreller,. Fin- fTJJ pZ SIV ish. furnish and save cash. Bill 9-6652. S38 LOST, 1962 high school class A: * hereh~ ring. Initials R.G. Lost near bw Hal:, CAMERA. Minolta Si**r A, 5S Armstrong. Reward. 355-5492. PHONE: mm, f 1.8. $75. Hockey skates, 355-8255 or 8256 size 8. Ron. 355-0360 after 4:30. :«?" MERrrRYTtRS'PIKL LOST - 2 Humanities books In w tires, new trans- Cruiser. 4 door hardtop. No rust. Bessy Hall last Wednesday. Lost "THE KN1CK: : in men's lavatory Call ED 2- S125 gets it. Call Excellent condition. Sacrifice. ■ SKIS - 6 foot, 3 inch for $7. S3" Best offer. ED 2-063". WHITE Z1G ZAG portable with 7 ft. pr. w/ski free safety bind¬ 2865. S38 For 2 to 3 students. $20 a week. a small balance. Pay off con¬ ings. $15. ED 7-1298. S38 All utilities paid. Bill 2756 e. 40,000 miles. Call IV 2- Grand River. S37 tract at $5.00 per month. Call 33 jC Personal ifclf. 882-6878. SOPA, WR6l'CHT Iron book- BACK-BREAKING one-tlmepay- case, end table, lamp, utility Real Estate \^e>gRS' BARK, all or part: also ment or annoying monthly pay¬ cart. Very reasonable. Call ed ments available with Bubolz Auto OKEMOS, 4 room furnished apartment. PRICK 3 ! 2-0616. S38 Phone IV Sargeant, Broker. 5-6128. Johanna S37 IWANT-AD: Insurance. 332-8671. 220 Albert, bungalow. Lovely kitche upstairs. C34 apartmerr :■ steady for S10C morAly, Want-Ad Week 5 days $1.50 2 bedroom furnished apartment. Full bath with private i WEEK i for L & M GRAND PRIX 50. beautiful lot must Sell arc becau garige. Nov 12-16 - Price $19,500. T, and garage. 485-0327. : : Stop tn at the Union Lobby for if. Automotive a free pack of cigarettes. ranged. Call Mr. Ha-ac the Real Estate J AftMSTRQNCJ SWDENTS: Call 5481. ED 2-6181, e Cherry Lane apartment from Bill Johansen for 2 free ski > present. 923 G. Cherry Lane. door, BADCLEY'S GARAGE for best 355-8030. S37 weekends at Nubs Nob. 355-5495. Eh out. cc-riplete garage service includ- jr Lane ing runeups aad overhaul. South GIRL TO share apartment. Fur¬ S3S of Frndtr. IV 2-2524. S37 nished. BITTER FIE Lft STUDENTS: fa!i Utilities paid. Garage. 10 minutes fromcampus. $37.50/ Genie Smith or Donna Reed for Y'iJr car will !cve Texaco Caso- month. 484-9254. S37 2 free ski weekends at Nubs Nob. 1961 - GREAT HKES V lire - Come to SPARTAN TEX¬ 355-1479. 34 Home, 50x10, Delu ACO, E. Grand River at Spartan. S37 15 words TODAY! Don't pass through the ftimlshed, 2 br., be< $4100. Cal 4S*-::2 dinner line at your dorm with¬ TV 2lJ' ADMIRAL console. Good Your Car for condition, good reception. $35. out buying the MSU Wolverine. LOVES 355-3030. S38 INCOME FARM, 2 farr.ily DEAN & HARRIS 5 j| Our Service Whether it's a grease )ofc. oil 3 BEDROOM ALL brick home days SINGER WTTH rig zag sewing extra large moder buildings. Nearse« change, battery check, or com- in fine neighborhood, a few min- machine. Makes designs, sews IV 5-6128, Joirr.i <».-| hangeover - we treat ores east of camfxis. Reasonable. only $1.50 f >••• on buttons, etc. In table. Must sell $4 per month or pay total for PETER. PAUL & MARY, nf Ml li Dhniu T\f i who will be appearing on No¬ 1^59 ALMA PRESCRIPTION SPEHAUSTS vember 28, 8 p.m. at Lansing 10, 2 bedroom, only J^OI MUST SELL - Singer Civic Center. Tickets main floor: D3, Mobile Horn HOUSE AND garage for 6 or MAREK REXALL rig zag sewing machine. Makes $3.50, $2.75. $2.50; mezz.: $3.50, ED 7-1120. 7 students. Reasonable. Phone beautiful decorative stitches, $2.75, $2.50, $2.00: arena: $2.50, . IV 5-"421 or ED 2-4541. 34 PRESCRIPTION scallops, blind hems, etc. No at¬ $2.00, $1.75. All tachments needed. Also In con- EAST HNS1NC - CENTER Please make check or money MEN, PLEASANT 3 bedroom 1 1/2 baths, full b SPARTAN TEXACO SERVICE o VI * « Frandor, west of Michigan ®o1*- S59*7^ or $1.20 per 38 order payable and mall to: Mor¬ CORNER GR.AND RIVER :'S iakt reservations N.«™> Btnk. HiP,e» low, low prices. »»,«,P<»~ >V S-.«, ris Rlchman, Civic Center, Concerts, Lansing Lansing. Michigan. KX S1S.000. ED * and SPARTAN now. Call ED 2-0298 evenings or CAMERA - 35mm Leotax (mode! 37 Phone 337-9034 ^ C IV 2-1124 days. Ask for Helen. 36 GLTTaR, supro-spantsti electric of Leica) gives excellent results, CHILDREN'S PORTRAIT*; for DELUXE ? . wtj lett. by owr with case. Ideal for Christmas. CaU 355-0924 after 5 p.m. S38 Christmas. Capture spontaneous STRATTON5 ★ Employment block, large $150. Payments acceptable. Call moods during informal activities basement. Call 339-22^0. f SPORTS CAR •er- UNUSUAL SPECIALITIES. Op- F0R RENT 355-1656. s37 around the home. ED 2-3325. to a co^le. CENTER res. portunity with, excellent earning 5 an-mod- if Service" rooms S38 potential with national co. Pre- erri house, from 5 to 8 months. hiV,e Gas heat, $50 per month, plus „ _ BOOKCASE build your WHY PAY MORE* For spy BE ft. coupe, inged. , - equipped. Lew mileage, * Evening hours a Free group life insurar utilities. Infection anytime. 1 >79-95- Sigwnor TV. iv 5-58^3. Attractive, versatile. Bricks and photographer will give custom wood from service much cheaper than stu¬ rifice, white w.'red trim. IV 4- iv 2-8365. John. 332-4287 after ED 2-3325. S37 SI- 5ini dios. dresses, suits, coats. ~ EMERSOK PORTABLE TV. We 5- PRIVATE ENTRANCE, 5 min. LE, * 1 ""or"over IrrterMtftl ta service all makes of TV, ra- MODELING ASPIRATIONS? L'ap- dIGI MA FENCERS or room decorators. cylinder FORD. Stick !tfe insurance sales. Contaa Carl T0 c4inPus» rec- room wttts fire- jlos, record players. Hanes TV, italixe on photogenic campus. 3006 Vine St. 1/2 b» 2 French professional dueling 2 door, excepnonil condi- Boilman. IV 4-1339 or IV 2- Place' $40- Garage avail- ED 2-3176. S37 Your portfolio assembled reason¬ Frandor. Phone 355-3244. See at 9778. 34 *32-1322. foils and masks. John, 332-4287 ^--cee QEE after i. S38 ably by experienced photogra¬ peFondt - j. 2201 Wll- campus. 534 Albert Largedouble ,1#m ^ ?!*?, iioo Aebjx, with Ltn>lng. 37 4054. ! . cooking privileges. $9. and cream. Excellent condition. Eerkey Hal: Phone 332-1058. < Motorola 21" mahogany LOST 1 black patter leather 50 CONTEST Mon. and Tues. Must sell immediately. 337-1165. 7-1714. 34 - 40* MAC, 538 console. $35. bird-cage. Iron jximp between stadium and Har- in the Union Lobby. 34 ACROSS FROMStudestSi A'OMEN - approved for winter stand $5. Detecto baby scales on Grand Rive out. Mus- EXECUTIVE TYPE sales oppcr- rlsan. Size 8 1/2. Return to and ij.. 314 1958 VCiLksWaCEN, radic:, W.s. nmiry. Part time or permanent. spring terms. Close in ED $5. ED 7-0475 evenings. S37 Michigan State News Office. 34 STATE NEWS WANT-ADS Shop - Appointments * 2-2155. 34 Phone ED "-9881. T W., eitras. Excepticc,ally clear ED 7-1663. ij. .*■3 ;'^£VR £•!_«* e^f-AirW-Air, inside and out. 5825. 243 Loui CAMERA. Minolta Si*>er A, 35 LOST: Brown attache case in- CALL 355-8255 ED 7-9">03. S3 P OSITIONS FOR secretaries^ fur" 8" SJESTLfTS-* lXUM J' L S* ^ W reward glide, radio. Phone ED 7-245? owner. $1,025. e-vermps or . bookkeepers, and recep- Fniiov ^shed' f""n cooking PM-klng. across size 8. Ron. 355-0360 after 4:30. IM fr0Tr' c,mPus- 123 A"*"- "2- 0716 - 355-2750. w S3" S37 for returned papers. Call Bart. 355-8255. Write box 34IS, Sttt- THE TRANE COMPANY Saturday. ' 34 - labradgr Ktl i'RltVt'R pities, ^ S*rV?Ce f ■ Will Be If For Sale tt.e STATE VEW5. CALL 355- V£.A£',tn* INTERVIEWING ON CAMPUS H255. Let u? aave yoo $1.5C NEED 5 sharp women im- i»4 dependable timet 0LD$MOftiL£, 2 door, ra- mediately *;th car to show transportation. $50. Gibsonelec- dio, heater, NOVEMBER 15 & 16, M Beauty Counselor exclusive :ric g^tar. $140 new, will sac- t»or. ED 2-630C. ptoom Rented! Christmas gifts. Call IV 2-6906. rifice> gj) 2-1094. S3" m m.p.g. 7i%T»pp^.yrg^ HEVROLET CONVERT- Woman's watch, Royal, after^5-.3C. ED 2-3622 S3~ iaJZ Excellent co«Jitie Call 332- time. Good nights, full or part ( salary plus differ- • Immofliatalvl J ENGINEERS! ster. *5% restored. New inside S38 ential. Also opering for physical VaSHICA. A twin let and out. $1200 firm. ED ~-2Wi therapist. Phone ED 2-080i. 49 camera W/CM Let'* Take «etotunlMX FORD • "| rented my • COKNERTIBLI. 6 cylinder, stick. Solid black. WaKTEP »ANT1 - bus bov. Can H> c*n J5S-|7W 4-5 p. s lawii'tmsnt luae — Your Career In Priced to sell' Sharp. 489-1995. 2-0*#* THY THE STATE HEWS Want-Ad Week Nov 12-16 «CAlbert. 123 ^ °,!UPpr0Xr L ^ Mornings. 537 SINGLE maple bed. almost 6214 Foster mattress, box ••criflce at $90. 355- % J • e than 2 hours after the paper • • • Ressvck had«d Develop"*1 MMrfadariig EnjiseeriM Important I came out!" • He Air C Meeting j Said thle pleaeod ; Isdutn • Room 34 advertiser. • * SNGLE ROOM ferfradutasr ••«er mm, J Coneult Your Placement • 8:30 pjn. For Appomment Schedule 22s: Turn. Mow. 13 The Trono Company. La Crot* state News, Etst Lansing, Michigan Tuesday. November 13, 1962 7 typing, experienced^ •nd accurate. 339-2775. Placement S38 THANK9CIVTNG. Uartag Wed- neaday, November 21. Call SS5- ' 4 ■ , Interviewing at the Placement cal engineer*; and accounting ing mechanical, metallurgical. mercu] education and qualified Typist »nd multl' ~ ' roriSportotlon 2504- S37 Friday, Nov. dtUonal informs 16.Place- inthe Ad- production administration. Birmingham Public Schools In- civil and electrical engineers: accounting and financial arfmln- . __ "-"I'. N.V. ^Wanted" meat Bureau Bi «letInf0rtheper" tervlewing later elementary edu- lodofNov. 12-20. lstratlon majors. -Itlon of director of elementarv ED 2-1937. cation, home economics, high city of Jackson interviewing c« GARAGE 10 rent for winter term. National Cash Re«i«r®r Co *** C»U 355-9139. SM neTrane Co. interviewing all majors from the college of engi- school teacher, math. English, visiting guidance and reading urban planning ar.J geography interviewLSouSnT m«h' CHRISTMAii PES1A majors. m Mtxk'd, . Katonah-Lewisboro Schools December 23 to January 5. In- ' male to share 3 room majors. Whirlpool Corporation inter - Interviewing elementary educa¬ terested? Call 35S-5919. $38 APARTM£NT. $9 per week. mechanical and electri- tion (early and later), nut.!., com- (Continued Utilities Included. 10 minute* ^*Sft"ED - ride for 2 to S' V C *rom camPus- <89-7632. S38 dlsertatlons, term papers, {«. Friday, December 14, after 9 rANDlAi era! typing. Experienced. IBM p-m- Call 355-5561, Ed or n&vtrE electric typewriter. OR 7-8232. Un7- 538 i, and sleeves. If **SHTEN Todd's Gentry Shop ■" n 2-C6N C EXPERT TH&>£S. general typl 221 E. Grand River iS li*g. Electric typewriter. Experi- turnPlke- Round-trip riders typist. Near ;NTS TO ALL RRODY. 332-55*5. t.f. furnl3hed bachelor house In E. '**S W. IV4^H «' r„ r\ Technicians, Lansing area. Phone IV 2-7020 hilr. DO YOL' TYPE? Mai abraod? Now is the time. Your after 7 p.m. S38 tTpersoSjfec.aim --*S5£ . . . 15 here. A round- Nov 12-IS ^ * ^322 T'P WCket ab°8rd * 707 WANTED—Garage for winter n B'U « Costs. V™ onfV «'5.00. If >utomoblle stor4. Must be in Lfvr£EX? 'N THREAD TYPIN6, TYPESETTING and 6036*" " detai'S" "" E- Lansing. Phone 355-9024. 37 printing. Wonch Graphic Service. Jjcuvlsio". behindCam- Located bet wen campus and cap- CrcTT RIDE yggjre MiHIi for C NEED _ to Grand Rapids child EAsonr^ ■ : «e every Sunday morning. Will fur- nish gas. ED 7-0177. S37 free. month Wife to take care of 8 old child starting in TYPING: General and thesis. E perienced. Call ED 7-0138. Reasonable rate S WfeLP' 2 lovely coeds desper ately need ride January. Call 882-8458. t.f. because Chicago. Can TUTOR OF Spanish 102. $l.50per ✓the . . .. \ ' [ zh. IV LUCY WELLS for Fast Vmrar,. r°V j oT hpur" Will furnish transportation, Call - 355-0792 after 4:30. p S3? ; NIGHT OWLS' .■ rrlced for CAROL TOMUNSON, experi- enced typist. Typing of any nature MICHIGAN STUDENT Assocla- STUDENTS THAT might be in- "crested In learning Brarllian lobaccos ). 2-3*4 S37 on IBM Electric Typewriter. Call collect Eaton Rapids, Pick up and delivery. 4-4816. C40 lion Charter flight to London or Portuguese language winter Paris from New York. June '63. term> P^ase send a postcard to Round-trip cost - $255. Phone p-°- Box 592> East Lansing. 35 are! 355-0506. THESIS i TERM papers typed. BROWN DECIDES TO MOVE Estate Experienced. Fast service. Elec¬ tric typewriter. ED 2-4597. 34 DOUGLAS. Aril. (AP) — De- PRICK :< bed cheered New York - velopers of a Cochise County sub veiy V.rclfr,3 ret^u into Oils matter.. Thanksgiving. Probe division .355-9322 37 has purchased say a Pittsburgh man . a desert acre be- ar-i gin(t. TsIT83 WATJTTO ride t6KY.C.Thur?: .« Oh cloth, they're that soft. But until just recently even Little Lord Fauntleroy any could have pilled a dacron/cotton oxford cloth shirt with one curl tied behind him. Which is why we didn't put out any of them. * Sure you know what pilled means; it's when the fabric gets roughed up into little pills. ★ Well, Du Pont has a brand new type Dacron that resists pilling. It came out'about a year ago, but we waited until Greenwood Mills, the weavers who make our cotton oxfords produced a dacron/cotton oxford they were proud of: a really luxuriant lofted oxford. And that brings us up to now. We are making Eagle Shirts of this new material in both a Tabsnap'collar and a button-down collar. At about $8.50. 90< ★ Tabsnaps, you may recall, are Eagle tab collars that need no collar buttons. Our button-down collars also have a property highly prized by the toney cognoscenti**: a sort.of sloppy bulge. We used to call this k'fhre" until we noticed You can boy an ordinary cartridge pen for a dollar most of most of the tough specifications the tough specification; we set for our everybody else was too. Besides, it really isn't a flare, it's a sloppy bulge, but it's and even get a couple of cartridges thrown in free. $10pero. $10pens. you have trouble saying ft, say it with » Parker. ours and we like it. ★ So if you want a drip-dry oxford shir' that won't pill But, then you pay and pay and pay. This pen can *«• saying* 1 If you're a little shy and have difficulty saying "I save you up to 204 every time you buy cartridges. If you're tittle shy and have d. a You get five BIG Parker Qumk cartridges for only love you" or even "I like you very much"-say it love you" with a Parker. or even "I like you ve perhaps you'd better drop a note to Miss Afflerbach (she says forget the footnote) 294 But. even if you didn't save a dime, this pen with a Parker, The new Parker Arrow makes a beautifully ex¬ would be worth the extra price. It's a Parker. The new Parker Arrow makes and ask her where in your town you can find Eagle Shirts. This is because many And only Parker gives you a to!id 14K gold point pressive pressive gift gift andand looks looks as as ifif you pa a small fortune you paid for it tipped with ruthenium-one of the hardest, forit The new Parker Arrow comes in black, dark blue, fine stores prefer to put their own labels in our shirts; very flattering, but tough smoothest alloys ever devtfoped. It should last you ^ blue, Ught light blue, Arrow light fray- ccwx and br.gh gray, and ,n bright nred, wilh a choice for years no matter how much you use it. I»fht on Eagle eyed shoppers. Write her care of Eagle Shirtmakers, Quakertown, Pa. of four instantly replaceable solid 14K gold points. The pen won't leak the way the cheap ones do. dJounrnstandv Cif'.-boxed with replaceable sold five free cartridges. It has a built-in safety reservoir, and it must meet ■ Oft-boxed with five free cartndf *Du Font's trademark for its polyester fiber. **That wouldn't be a bad name for an Italian fashion consultant. Say, do you suppose we could get Miss Afflerbach to change her name to Toni Cognoscenti and ^prruRFHrr ^CClO 70" PARKER Maker of the world's most wanted pens 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan U.S. Public H**hh Servtcs - ATL Division of Radiological Health - Five-Day Weather Ol Future Head Placement Interviewing Math, phytic»^and statistics majors. DETROIT (UPI) - The fly. «« Warren Consolidated School day forecasts: "a- Ain*t The Onli I Bureau (Continued from page 7) Interviewing elementary educa¬ tion (early and later) majors - December grads wily. For southern lower Mich¬ igan—temperatures will average ^ to 28. War*. Tul four to six degrees above nor¬ Huron Valley Schools Inter¬ Sy Sue fry callty Is like concentrating on ness In an area and continue their satisfied as long as its people Parker-Hannifin Cotporatlon mal, Normal highs 44 to 47.1 Of THe State Newt carpentry Instead of archi¬ interest in It." he said. are good workers and slaves to Interviewing mechanical engi¬ viewing early elementary educa¬ Normal laws 27 to 34. Minor Nation-'win , tion majors - December grads tenths of ,n I tecture," he said. An American Thwgtit and Lan¬ This means, he explained, that the government." neers. dally temperature variations. The liberally educated person, Personal Products Corpora¬ only. Wednesday or rTh '» < guage professor thinks the uni¬ Strandness believes, is charac¬ the object of liberal education He cited VVoodrow Wilson's interviewing chemical engi¬ Lalngsburg Community Precipitation will total one to three-tenths of an inch tn showers urday. Y , versity should concern It self with or progress is not so much to comment that good education tion Schools Interviewing education ter! red by awareness. This neers and chemistry majors, will more important topics than tech¬ supply the student with liberal should make young people as and girls physical education - Wednesday or Thursday. nical matters,.such as spelling. awareness should be historical, much unlike their parents also Interview Juniors and sen¬ For northern lower Mlchlgan- education, but to supply him with as December grads only. T. Pen Strandness, who will social, linguistic, religious, and possible. iors going on to graduate school Temperatures will average four take over tn December as chair- "This statement maygoalittle who wish summer work In the to six degrees above normal. mar, of the ATL department, made far," Strandness said, "but those following fields: mechanical, Normal highs 42 to 45. Normal his comment after a story by who are well educated are Inde¬ electrical and chemical engi¬ lows 24 to 30. Minor dally tem¬ George E. Sokolsky, a nationally syndicated columnist, was pub- pendent. They will never be ser- vants to 3 master." neering: chemistry, physics and accounting. perature variations. Precip¬ itation will total one to three- Save $l,5(j Rosevllle Public Schools In¬ tenths of Inch In an showers terviewing early and later el¬ ' 5 In his daily column, "These Days," Sokolsky said that the Predict Complete ementary education. December l BRIE Wednesday urday. or Thursday and Sat¬ ' 15 days product of many high schools and colleges today is defective, be¬ grads only. Saga Food Service Interview¬ For upper Michigan — Tem¬ words | cause student* are no: taught to spell, read and write the English College Integration WASHINGTON P Two Negro ginia State College has changed ing hotel, restaurant. Institution¬ al management majors - Decem¬ ber and March grads only. by UPI peratures will average four to six degrees above normal. Nor- Only $1.50 language. - WASHINGTON—Sen, Philip A. "Many academic people," Strandness said, "confuse liter¬ college presidents predicted Monday that all Southern colleges from-'all Negro to 75 percent Schlumberger Well Surveying white; Lincoln University in Jef- Corporation interviewing geo¬ Hart, admitting he was dis¬ CompleteOptical] acy with the ability to spell On- and universities eventually will ferson City, Mo., a Negro land physics, physics and electrical be integrated, Including those grant college, is now about one- engineering majors. appointed over the victory of George Romney In the guber¬ Service Many of the best writers are whieh now have an all-Negro stu- third white; and his own institu- J. Walter Thompson Co. In¬ natorial election, said Saturday dent body. tion, Kentucky State, has 80-90 terviewing graduates of the Col¬ Gov. John B. Swinson's courage Such integration is well under white students in a total enroll- lege of Communication Arts and contributed to his defeat. other business and liberal arts Hart said Swainson had the way in the border states, they mem of courage to veto the Bowman bill, said, getting started in the deep Clark said there are now 650 which made illegal a Detroit tax South states, and is Inevitable NeSro students attending pre- University of Michigan Med¬ ical School non-residents, even though he even in such strongholds of op?o- % l0Us!V a11 white co»«ges and unl- interviewing all soph¬ on sition as Mississippi. verities in Louisiana, "probably omores, juniors, and seniors in¬ knew It was "politically bad." more than any other state in the terested in attending the Uni¬ The senator urged that Re¬ Offfcet «h On. J. Otrtrttrsad H. President Rufus B. Atwood of Jeep Somh." There still are no versity of Michigan Medical publicans and Democrats work Kentucky State College toFrank- whlre students „ Southern Uni- School. Not restricted to appli¬ together and solve the problems fort, and President Felton B. verslty, he said. cants for admission In the fall of that confront them. Clart of Southern University, Pa- p0[,, men sai{j thflt college in- 1^63. Please sign i*> at the Place¬ ton Rouge, La., said integration regra:tor must eventually come Bureau for either the 9:30 itself does not spell the doom of ment Midway, a vital naval air sta¬ ro' MlMl„lpplt where ^ gov. a.m. session or the 2:15 p.m. tion despite Its 1.9-square-mlle theah-Negro co.ecc , -v.rt-.-^ved amission of session which will beheld In the size, la the home of some 280,000 Negro colleges will survive N Jtmes . Meredith Student Services albatrosses. Lounge. programs rioting. "J can't see anything else but All University hS'lf "I ; 3rrlPlctc compliance »rith the by every decision of the Su- CORONATION Court," Atwood said, egratlon is going to happen Atwood jMid that integration ,n ,c!:«c? d. everywhere." Clark "Naturally it will be slower some states than others." college presidents win be 'said, increasing compe- BALL ... >n for the brightest Negno high the student body at Her. \ c--.eo, . gr-A...e<- •This Saturday, Nov. 17, 8 p.m. . To Midwestern Farmers Election Proves Favorable SENIOR PROOF •Lansing CIVIC CENTER d fa- RETURNS END •Music by Bob Eberhart •Tickets. . . Union Ticket Office FRIDAY Beat the crowd s3.50 per couple JRamseijS Univtrsitvj Shop Brim Bring yoursto Rm. 42, 2AM late Pers For Coeds Union Bldg.,today 10-5 p.m. said that the 19M ...A FRIEND INDEED" v rumsrranor farm bill K*ry of agriml- agnail- Feurig Links Student Suicide Let us get With Inability To Organize * every three Superior college srudemts are d*V studying in an organized your clothes Ike s»id. rr.:-t !:kely to rammit suicide manner." ® study chang« • tbose srude-rts with average Se ;u Everag< grades, Ac- Ne said that the problem of student suicide at the Uni- ready for If.Virious layers * s»id. by tat : p •: r>r. James 5>. Feurig. versiry is not as serious as in ta drilling up to the "Ball" * gitcier or by c * '6 200 feet ci COEDS "mpersture hat Holiday Special * »! 86 d eg ret find; however, ii Every Tues.andWed " « high as 9C Body Permanents only - $10 FLORENCE ANDERSEN BEAUTY SALON DRY CLEANER and P Member °a*| P*"'* h>' SHIRT LAUNDRY [*r71hour. 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