Weather Rok.ft MICHIGAN STATE NEWS work, P-3'' 2 f\,y Oft WOflt. F-?- STATE Mostly fair today ond mild; hi gh In the low 50'«. UNIVERSITY East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, November 14, 1962 Price lOg Nixon Dispute Rages summer In- AUSG 'Ike' Juneau !ce- ■V-i Arctic science |f'.rrWitv to:u actual ■ , with theirclassroom To Elect Enters „|P4 m. Miller, «s- " _0;fc«or of geolofy, ciuh Tuesday- "o .,1 help"1 Institute In told establish 1961 Speaker The election of a new speaker Foray , rllm showing the ac- to replace Jim Barnes. Flint g , men's hon" "We have many organizations Hewgill will open the program Dec. 31 and Jan. 1 for New stldBlllDoer- tonight with a short speech on the 7Rer Groves, Mo.. mo. which fulfill functions similar Year's Day. differences between British and ^ldent of the to that of the Oxford union, in¬ organ- American debaters. Jerry An¬ cluding Campus U.N. and various derson, head coach of the debate [***>' * ** desk !* picked up and in the Union political groups. Hewgill said the political as¬ squad, will introduce the British debaters. Ski Club To Sell pects of college debate in England 0Mnthe,obbyolth? could possible account for great¬ Clark Davis, Pontiac sopho¬ Tickets For Show er audience popularity there. more. and James Hudek, Cedar • Tickets for the Ski Club style "On the whole, more Ameri¬ Rapids, la., freshman, will speak the affirmative side of the show, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In cas college students actually par¬ on debate proposlton on Cuba. the Union Ballroom, are not free, ticipate la debate, he added. Hewgill said tonight's audience Each debater will give a 10 as previously reported in the minute speech. The debate will State News. will be able to view the contrast Admlaalon is 50 cents. Each bacwfttB American and British be open to questions from the defect** styles. SPARTAN TIAM - CUrU Dcvla, right ond James H» ticket holder la eligible for a ski will take Ac affirmative stand In lh# debate with Oxford I week-end for two with all cx- "American debaters rely heavily on documented informa¬ versity students Wednesday. *% Michigan State News, East L*n»ing, Michigan WednexUy, No»emhe.r 1WALWY Proposed Policy OUJsC On Rosebowl Similar to U of M's jhKImosl And ftomnev The Speakers Committee has ten faculty members to be nom¬ CWMEBBU ------ J|m inated by the Committee on Com¬ Woii^ come up with a new policy that we B*fore t fat trownd to none Important ttiin« t 1 feel is a step in the riffht direc¬ mittees. and five students, se¬ congratulate Duffy Daugherty for adding to mosphere of this University. ,l ■ tion in terms of achieving aca¬ lected from a list of ten graduate Seems as soon aa .he annual Rote Bowl t!Vk dents return to concentrating on their studies demic freedom on this campus. and undergraduate students nom¬ And while Pm at tt, dee* any or»e kiwi ,r ;rvMv . The new policy, formulated hy inated by a committee of student develop glue for our Spartan grid dolls who the Committee in lengthy sessions leaders. chrootc ailment at dropsy toy Michigan State hKkt one of the leading causoa of recent grid diaasters during'"the""past week, is very This Forum Committee is Now. to go from football to politics, tnot^r iur similar to that o< the University similar to one set up at I; of M. George Romney insists ho wilt not he « caixfa <» .T 1%4, although national news stories have been ha<"-»v of Michigan. the Committee on Public Discus¬ four leading Repiahika* prospects to challenge M The importance of emphasising sion. Do you believe our Governor-elect? l don't * L the similarity is that at the be¬ The committees will serve in when Romney was operating the now detune, cW -' mri ■ committee, the termer industrialist said under r. ginning of this school year, there an advisory capacity, to inform would he run for Coventor. Romrtej said all he *M interested in was a was a significant discrepancy be¬ organizations and their faculty a new constitution. Now he is the; new Governor■. tween the liberal speakers policy advisers of the University policy Perhaps the best way to get booster s on your 5v at the Ann Arbor University and and to accept forms submitted by is to state that you're not running for this or that has announced his intentions of not runninj the more restrictive policies at sponsoring organisations. identisl candidate in 1%4 although the dust from the other state-supported schools. Policies at both schools rec¬ election hasn't settled. But as soon as it does you' supporters climbing aboard a new wagon. andu«.c; ', v Tn fact, the Wolverine student ognise the ultimate authority of And Romney has shown himself to be a puKu ; < t government was so concerned tbe Board of Trustees, with the American Motors. What bettor way to get pcW;.",r\ firm than to announce that you "won't insist that r about this very recognisable dis¬ President as final authority at limousine be a product of his former establishtner.;. crepancy, that they introduced a State, and the Vice President for Romney is not a politician, yet. He demonstrate Student Affairs the when he met with Democratic legislator?. The resolution to work tow ard the lib¬ spokesman at i%rlV that the press stt in on the meeting. eralisation of speakers policies the University of Michigan. the Democrats they could leave If they didn't Agree. A politician might have given in to the lawrn*ke: The only point of difference in ocrats stayed. state. policies is the stipulation in the Maybe we'll fK something do«* tn this stare *ft, Their sympathy and concern is V,Sl" policy that • sponsoring or- The controversy aver the screening camm.tt alties for the presidents and clubs which violate.; sincerely appreciated. Vow. tt g a n 2 aliens shall not invite WHAT DIO YOU SAY YOUR STUDENT NUMBER IS. SIR? by holding * meeting with unapproved speaker* appears, we at Michigan State no speakers who have as their pur¬ State or the collegiate news map. Every day the State News receives phone longer need it. pose the advocacy of obscene be¬ Letters to the Editor collegiate newspapers keeping abreast of the i*te Both the MSf and the V of M havior." The U of M policy con¬ Some calls have come from Cornell. Ohio S et policies contain clauses prohib¬ iting speakers advocating the tains no clause of this nature, though at one time, a similar rule Monroe Doctrine, Parking Rules the University of California. The West Coast boys have called several . was in effect. To the Editor; ;m I agalr, w«a to sfythahfcs applies to students whose wives The Monroe Doctr ine is as dead oar students and our faculty are full-time employees of shouldn't be looking anyway! What Talist" Egvf: "government or the government It is likely that the obscene be¬ as the leaves that fall in Octo¬ ir the fir* contribution. M.S.C. Such students are entitled you do need is a little practice problem. havior clause in the MSI" policy ber. Its has bee* dec sy- to red permits (Sec. B), and are — or another girl to date! Better Must we, lence ing wore rhar. SO years, bst with thereby awhorined to drive cm luck nevt Homecoming. aid, adkn t ■ or sabotage. The speaker may be an outgrowth of the ap¬ the >eip of Ctflsa Its bewes were all university streets, including Steve Miller may not advocate actions' which pearance on campus in 1S€1 of fiTwljy Nsried oesSy a short time those on north campus. While Social Chairman SfC- Check and see If Beaumont's that thev sre .k' are illegal under I'nirersity. Leo D. Koch, who was fired from parking is prohibited on north The Mate Doctrine most he 100 per cent campus, "standing" with the bells ever ring after li PM, State, or federal recusations. The the University of Illinois faculty ever ir. Its grave as it B.B. engine running in a legal park- {suffers the same fat* as Lrd- To the Editor: for advocating free love. Koch ing place is not considered park¬ delivered a series of well-attend¬ erer's and Btardfcck's "The Vftf What ever old belief that age happened to the age begets knowl¬ ing- The Faculty-Student Motor Ve¬ Squelched and ed speeches here, and received a tnacfc aad misinformation. Con¬ edge? 1 would say Jfast of? hand hicle Committee recognires that be by a recognised and authorised good deal of publicity. President trary- To genera! belief, the ** ugly that the ministration e^erience ot the ad¬ of this university the policy of not issuing staff Squashed salve America®"* is the fbero, not the permits to this grot** of em¬ our cor.sc;en student organisation, approved by of the LeSerpr and Bur- merits a lot mare consider atior. rid of Hannah later issued a statement o. ployees is discriminatory, and it To the Editor; our tTHM * its faculty act boc*, tad the Monroe Dec- thar. the bellowing of s collecti,* The University administration, posed!v unnee.ie^ w adviser. At 1? o th regTets the necessity erf the pol¬ emphasizing that Koch's views if damecwat youngsters who and its stooges, the quasi-re- This suggest; is icy. However, re grata staff per¬ thtt* they fc*ow Wbst life Is all ^ schools, sponsoring organ:ra¬ were r.ot those of the University.. about. mits ho these employees would spectable members of so called the Schnorrers, or Aside from this clause, the increase the number of cars on facuJty committees, have success¬ beggars, of the cldli I'm a student too, as patriotic tion, who claitnof ft north campus by approximately fully bridled free thought, throt¬ dicating the subject to be dis¬ policy recommendation seems to as anyone. And that's wfrv I'm SAG. There tled free Speech, negated student are at present approx¬ than little tired of other cussed. names of speakers, and us a good one. We urge that Pres* more a imately 2800 parking spaces on opinion, squelched student initia¬ grateful because th so-called patriots evuber- north campus, and surveys in¬ tive, and persecuted those who gars, afforded tV • other particular's of the meeting. -dent Hannah and the Board of anefy pronouncing their inherent ■ dicate that practically all lots are wvuld dare think for themselves. portur.in to earn . At M>C, it has been proposed Trustees endorse it as soon as right - freedom of speech, free- gious obligatior. :c W-lWf occupied at all times. Recently several more of our dooa of the press, freedom, free- tellows have been squashed hv Must ** actualh i possible. The committee de¬ There simply would not be enough spaces ro accommodate these ex¬ the heavy, unyielding foot of tnlttee'he set cp. It would consist serves praise for acting speedily CtamnMn have no motive tra cars. In an artery to al¬ of f.ve formulate a policy acceptable other'thai! to andermiTie Amer- facalty members . appoint- to scsr ideals and rights: indeed. leviate the inconvenience im¬ Might not a memorial for these posed by this restriction, the students, and the ones that will America heraetf. And any¬ Regulation allows the driving of inevitably follow, be in order? itics a»e«es those same ideals and rights « that he msy cars bearing red permits on all I would suggest a plaque to be Backs Barnes carspus streets s o that working displayed in the lobby of the lib¬ To the Editor: exposw his faculties to sarh «wi- wives may be Ji lw< to and from rary. We might entitle it. I congratulate • mericaT tra^- is a fooS Rockefeller-Romney Ticket . work. "Martyrs for MSU, Volume I". dent Jim Barnes 1 All Sf • madder. MSL^s Jcve- jahr. L. Lockwood, Chairman a F. Pacbolke mies sr*rt yelping about their in¬ of legal, rather th Faculty-Stalest Motor Vehicle 120 Center St. herent tigm mi me that VSL car. boast use They've gee food Americans say¬ of offering one of the largest Crossword Puzzle ing ""Nharrah America, yets De- collections of literature ocCom- trrtstism as the country in its fSrss ixmt Ifcrary (1 dor.*t want tc hegir. e highway to the de- a boofcbursing binge), and yet of .America and its sees up a committee to refuse Oh, 1** not string that speakers erf this apteiors to ad¬ hy' Taring these speaker<- make dress campus groups. •their sddrerses-. Amertca will I might offer, gentlemen, that sarr. cnmrnusls' it, « Sew yesrs. sticking one's head ic the sand end is the. near is the surest way to get kicked fucure wsi: remember this "ftghc from behind. The eommoc im¬ Sclirt'O" o' Veate^daj^ for freedkHc;*" they'll ridaoue a®d pulse for osrrtchstis may be tew be s«fe. Bar what of the tt the decades racome"'Mowtssic^. '•J'tK l brtirwia«taaig c*c they Withatassd* 11 Cm J It is easy far a per«*. tx> gauge Kr s~7 >'r BMi mma.tn ' ccndkOttr tor ?-eaiarn- xt ha 1 we*r? Wii- .*wr makv m* case tfaac net Blood Drive Amerl, ometr-.. hmate., Uur a pa—- tias ic stmnpe- f .-ememhe- tar a* secret tc annsiasf a praas- Hr*1 ^ Tart i stj •ap t can^wugt afattme a tmn;lia- inrumaerr loitm ti:a vaesiaa eMBCaot. it trus aaaery ts to wu the To the Editor C-sograuttaKKtra to the Service Belfry Bate F rtntrmn. APO, tar their ne«0- To the -CartltaB CasanpvaS B*^TWree The Sa.~ t£ tot matter is nur. the i.stno.u-ar **> to fe> 1 °w p^puiacruata. atner*S»rt aw iB| mg af ttm Faifs fOaofi Drrwe y«*ve §m bats te yowr ■ ^arri' wili see w ,'Hm ml iarrouisrt c aw- to«aara; nuiaepe we. fry. A «hh! mac. needs o •4 two Ke«* R^Wsn* througf ct dtmiy lit place so sit 2 a ■r^whir.j yot -=!% STATE NEWS the cool a K7lWft0kty« WWWSrrv m j: ■^T*«»*nrs haa sr. Jv.vuec F*,CElWk«E« iffirs^AfTEr t*rm jutb* ^F*4. fcBt Vi bepnetsam- . las huxac aaaw fcsnciai- imawd diaes pwti w «CR - »j^jussang. w. le 'f'Ttm aamsm.. UK- w.i-jraemi. h&xarM mac ummum vSSam m Mi ka- »& m Profctbl' n ZnX*^M df%li.nugai. aeur -Seneyaes faatiidrng WUrtupas burnt Un>- BhfcT®®'lrj in m ttaya Moatito* . Earn Lanrnof. Mlacuigsu, Mai: aui- Krj* » real fla-Mf the ■Er®*11 ^vetr aatiA Hanoi the i was. Pt; 3 warm,',' tfs hm year. EC!* ■ " * _ taroaterw .gill . . .. mm MmraMU Pr** ■ ImZZZZZ ' com ,lm. «&Unopm ***&**<- tjuBmmn SSm tim»- . .. .. ..tavrjuvarM , „ t* *r>*MK7 ^.KctJai h»ca bmm fabricate Lmvorrn: >apr .... $*3. HerSe "DarrtOmm ami 9aa&lArtc ^Zvmma si* ■■£2 *° . ^ EAnsr xit^hlg*« SUte N«w»» East Lanting, Michigan Wednesday. November 14. 1962 poet Frost Reminisces Student To Spook, Show Sfides At Court T On Flint J.C. Discusses Work And Trip Vanity dub Meet aamr-mNrt fhtf DlMMniBUlH ——— Bill Wood. give Nil## senior will a lecture and tilde presen¬ Paper B tation »t 7;30 p.m. today at the FLINT-The fate of the College Varsity Club meeting. Clamor, the Flint Junior College, Wood, member of the varsiry newspaper, is expected to be de¬ swimming team, will «how hit termined in the U.S. District Court after the Thanksgiving re¬ cess, Sharon Helmkav. j student "On. In and Under the Southern The Flint Board of Education v«»or jsor. !»st«l 40 minutes { s! t variety «r topics Atlantic Ocean." has tlx or eight more days to DEERSKIN GLOVES The slides include underwater answer charges in the Federal .t » young poet* to -v on Frost's meeting shots featuring the strange habi¬ court, she said. Premier Khrushchev, tat of the area. Si* student Journalists at Flint Very fitting for hands desiring a sleek, Jambtal, All Junior College filed « for prt i iyv''*ring tonight In Varsity Club menders are an injunc¬ urged to attend the meeting and tion Ctet. 24 to restrain school torn i of hi* own poetry « •how. officials from preventing publi¬ good-looking feel . . . very chic shortie cation of the student newspaper, Spartan School "The paper is still not styling. Wear them or give them with publishing," Miss Helmkay said. Holds Open House "We are trying to patiently wait pride. to see what will happen In court." Spartan Village Elementary The College Clamor was sus¬ In stretch helanca School will hold an open house pended Oct. 2 by the Flint Board nylon sidewail construc¬ Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. in of Education. the school building. tion, Size A The open house will feature (fits 6,/2-7). Sire B (fits 7'/2-8). tours of the school, to begin in the or sized g'oves in 6 to 8. 3.00 multi-purpose room and continue through the building's four classrooms. Refreshments NUBS will be served, and the public s Invited. NOB shop of Jacobson's every Wednesday h and friday night until nine hf fwrjtfcing' Wednesday store hours - noon to 9 p.m. fady. Not that time is the best Indicator so many 0f literature's worth. i of good Many poets F^- seem to be good because they sur- r ""ns" course vived. "Some things survive Just bourgeois, one home In _ by luck," he said. awi in the coun- went to Russia full of Frost compared ore poetry to the f«v" V preconceptions and Interested to atomic bomb. "Poetry Is such The Place For COTTON KNIT PAJAMAS dreadful thing you must [ a>t asked if he thought Rusk see which would be corrected or s joke Your Next Lr ::*r.sUnons of his poems confirmed. Most of his ideas were L-e are. he replied. •*One confirmed. "I knew what was about lt.M For him, he said. It is like life, destructive, but such Fraternity Meeting First in the hearts of Lrs- ."■irws of translating going on 'over there." he said. Is life." "A Tradition of Elegance" campus co-eds . . . our (airmiar of novelty patterned pajamas. ^United GattifuU Striped pullover top is G>mhm Hvents Presents ribbed in solid color to |uv: P* =tv: k Student Center— Wednesday, » Union. Alfred L. Seelye, Dean of the College of match the tapered ankle- p?S - v P-w., Uedneslay, Business *111 speak about "Bus¬ The Bishop's Company length pants. One of ies ]<- .-r. Xu—ftjIO. Wednes- Iness • ,•-.* Educatlon--Now and In the several Future". Open to Business Ad- styles. Green [**• v K*u- ministration students. only. 32-38 sizes, 6.00 |lg L-r. C5uh--*:30, Wednes- American Electrical and Radio ? 1ALHJ ' . Engineers Club—• p.m.. Wed- p.m., Wednesday, nesday, 100Engineeringbuilding. Ilr?r Chapel I Student Center. itr* :c t wc. a Council—?p.m.. Green Splash--7;30, Wednesday,1 Horse Ec.Bldg. Women's IM Lounge for Formal Peoples Church pridtri yep dance — 7 p,ed*,n«- Ska. *'ei-.??day, Women's IM. Creen Splash—9:30, Wednesday,, Sunday Nov. 18, 1962 herfr; - 5 Wives Asse.—7»43 Pool picture. Bteesijv \>» Spartan Village No Admission Charge i———.——,— p: '! 5" ~ Wednesday, Lu- I . ■' hi ihsi in s our suede leather pea jacket mixes attraction with action fVfW* a fast-storter to scores of destinations, urban or suburban. Warmly lined with lightweight modacrylic pile, it General Dynamics/Fort Worth is continuing to y, Jp weathers even the pioneer research in the greater Southwestern coldest winter blasts area. Specific openings exist for engineers and v.^ scientists. If you were unable to discuss employ ment with us. and have an interest in General sily. Camel color. Dynamics/Fort Worth, please write Mr J B. Ellis, Industrial Relations Administrator—Engineer ing, P. 0. Box 748, Fort Worth 1, Texas. An equal oppbrtunity employer. 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Pl» DunnandCtett faisml many honor*, th#cop or WU»e# 2 (Winner) pasotng *»d ruwvtwg of their st »r 0*Sf»lt* th* lens Bf eight l*t- »:15 LC.V-Sigma No tfrm«(i th« wr*«ilin* ,. •« '*>• R>^'< Arvh#r at 16" cho*»n th« third place alwrnate quarterback Roger w*hh *ce a ro -xrr in**®*! B*u*y nve .vuis, loo^la#' Jw-warvJ tg ^noTSr^ ^ **and Ed Young*. Smith C.ar> ferH#«h#placed l"«KMywpkJToMn. jn th« NCAA for Ms IM flci.l h li il Wl» lN*er«tty game of tHwch Pwwrn|Or tiftci* to f-PC ,—_ — C«w from tMs y««r' rott»s» ftktu h*for« h« starts Arfcmaugfttt Wtls®* » th* night LCA Nmi ffPwk r . . 4rv John Bautn. h*avyw*ight who » F*" w n" *» ?#Cfd lWnJ lR tj^4f{(W4Ut. on DOv-nnhwr h»xna Stat*. Siat» UMvorttty. f,« **» ajsiataot coach h#r«> P-Hn^^^sKTe 3Sc!wK4^,;tc»«rD.va»I5. twrl» Hohte, ***ond In th* fclg Oklahoma St* ™ \ J„T?2E? {J^JJ ':J0 k rv. .. ,« Stat* for two year * Naforr MS **« Shaw 10, O-Pak- Aro« Alpha ft *r *r** Beta P, . JT Caen, «■ rn»«r« Arc* n*« Efennrl Mia ». |ta i J rl l ,,- t °?1" aivd N) Roop. the heavyweight *iCO I"aw Shaw 5 - Ca*»poU« f*xir 5, Fmeraki h; West Shaw that pushed Haum. Fo*tteM Ploywfe •** » *r Hou*» I* East Shaw Othor lectermw to*t are Larry Tout* foo4Mt playoffs |\> Into ™ '• Praimtga* i>: Fast Shaw Potttrafur at 177, Pit! Cacvianto semi-final* tonight »a th* Jr*"** • ' p*lt<^ "* 0 w«»« „ {«. lwl_ Doug w MUttman at 14? nr« round of congwtttfcM *«J MaWktay. In Mmhy PT5 J*"* J4' 10, Ho«H«nd t'«*t Sha' tn&Bok ScWuter "Paring uhprrdtctaMes. we actUvn the oftoooivo at- *u l3* tou • Ar»^ - have the making* of a real fine Muffim-Tarl Pipes-Exhaust Pipes o t w U » o n twlvo t«4 by «^««P».Br»ndy 6. team.*' said head wrestling coach Havne Cat** «cor«! Is »tl (tHir r»oaI»boll T*«m» Grady Pewinger. "Hut. it wtll ww INSTALLED quarwr* t > >nv*h Ca*Jwo 35-*. Frat*ctUty mmpaiV!lebaJl wttt ie to develop* out aoph- At Pr\or !i\* f alley thre« to ^ h#M tonight in the Intramural and the first meet is Dec¬ Complete Shop Service (MTto| «n«rw * cKvse 13-h Tfetory ovt>r I'm- court#. Alt ream* should cheek ember 8." by running fw .» last mtn- th*lr P*tr,t«* P'ck ^ court the *quad ha* been working vh» ute KHvhJcwr. Pryor also *»t r***Hrv*I,vWS tTfttew. 11 ^ Intramural line* October 3, ftv* day* a Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions up the vMher Paitey week, to |*t reaily for the first The Indep dent paOdl«»«H A,lct\g thtr.l ^ttrcer pAAa. matcfc-HK»4-*» eettte atarting pa>- P (U Ryder completed four R*u-nament * : won by fhe WSUtiED Twtn«. The i« pasws for K>uchdviwrt* at he led "*'*«sCarthage rank*! West Shaw te« team on olUybatt Women's volleyball league champion* claimed their tro¬ KAMIH'S AUTO PARTS th* running and passing of Roy P*1*** Monday. Shield*. Shield* passed for an K««T» Alpb« TTxeta Is sorority 526 N. LARCH eartv touchdown ami then ran for champion. West Yaketey i* rcsi- rwo fourth quarter IT>*s ro wrap ^n:* hall champion, and Ott- IV 4-4596 up the victory. Campus On* is independent " Ootig Dancer passed t|ta. Injuries Plague Spartans North Case, and Two, will compete (or all- Qf!-Campus L'ni**rsitv championship Thurs¬ As Wildcats Clash Nears day. The schedule will be listed In the Slat* N*w*. Schedule Correction The field hockey clinic play- fou Are Homer By (hlmrne ninth-inning grand slam * run by Larry Osborne gave Invited To Come kAnd BrowseA In ^ PAPERBOyyHL i the Detroit Tiger* a 12-7 win over an All-Star Japanese team In Shlxuoka. The Tigers defeated i SPARTAN BOOKSTORE VOLKSWAGEN THANKSGIVING OWNERS RC^DY-Tep ph«4» thews tackle J»m B«l»- Why let troublesome breakdowns APPRECIATION SALE Seer»ee e**»«•. «tuevw*tts. H.XC ^ Automotive JS*n S**ctwr, rMKtJ »w*wiNA, J» Emptaymut i«V AlSTtN K£AlY. |0,Vv r*. 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CW1 M2-*4W. u. jors. - tVevemhrr and March engineers; chemistry and phystcs grads only. major*. ^ WANTED* .ftlDEK. e Function of Lobbyists" WANTED - ride to Ptttsburfh or salt* opportunities. is to be the topic of a speech Pittsburgh T uraplk* IntercJ* n§ *. fhe Institute .->! Paper Chem¬ presented by John Reed, of the Wednesday. November 2|. Call istry totervie^i a* .-hemtcal engi¬ Michigan Farm Bureau, to mem¬ SSM27* *S« tdoctoral candidates in bers of the Agricultural Eco¬ STUDY INC A STUDY « Part of #»• Co«HcS-Cho»ch exhibit neers. at the art cantor it "A Stwiy in Cement," which It physical chemistry and physics. nomics Club on Wednesday at WANT RIDE ~ Uin, K^Buftalo, N~v\ *t p.m. in the conference room tXCt lWE LV ON 9 Warner Brothers Records about November 11. Call Bdt> - »o« a Depwty Attofne* terviewing later elementary edu- of the Agriculture Building. General. w $-m?, sss -State Now* Photo hy Do** Jeehnlp cation-Oeceiv.ber grads only. Reed's speech will be the sec¬ Romulus Township School Dis¬ ond in a series tntended to ac¬ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28 ckRisrMAT V "m" XI?vic7. 2 Professors quaint agricultural economics 8:00 P.M. trict Interviewing early elemen¬ December 23 to Januarv J. inl tary education, junior and senior majors with job opportunities tereeted? Call $5$-5«>isi. high instrumental music and available in business* speech correction - l>cember LANSING CIVIC AUDITORIUM Mail orders now; Tickets *3.M, 2.73. 2.50. Display Work gf'ads only. 2.00. 1.75. I'.S. Naval Research Labora- order payable and mail to: tory interviewing chemical, elec¬ The first of a series of fac¬ 3 5 p.m. Saturday trical, civil ami mechanical engi¬ Morris Richman Concerts, Lansing ulty eshibuioes in Krasge Art neers; msth, metallurgy, and Ntu Pgcn-Kew Jersey Civic Center, Lansing. Michigan Certer wil! be or. iH^lay through physics majors. turnpike. Round-trip riders - Nov, 'it. The exhibitors *r»Alma Thanksgiving. lesntg Tuesday, Coetsch and C. Howar.1 Church. November Jtx Calt *S5~«i0«.} Paris from No* York. Professor Church came to NSV June >5, A i* Round-trip cost - r:». Phone in i«45 as head of the art de¬ thrilling story ro. 355-0506, js partment and served tnjtfcat capa¬ of New York City 52. OPEN Frl. and Sat. to 3 a.m. 35S2 furnished bachelor house in E. Dfliwy Service 8:» p.m. to i a.m. ► iaal ~ : Lapsing area. Phoee IV 2-~Qh0 Hot House Sundays 5 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. after 1 p.m. S38 Ed 2-6517 Grapefruit Tomatoes Marsh seedless SENIOR PROOF MICHIGAN ? H I A T t f : lb. bag 69* RETURNS END NOW Features 1:30 - 4:0S - 6:30 - 9:30 Ann Page a & P Instant The personal story Salad Dressing Coffee Peaches Freestone FRIDAY behind that survey, 10 29 oz. 99{ Qt. OZ. Beat the crowd from the controver¬ sial best-selling Jar 45< Jar 99< cans novel. Briii! Bring yours to Rm. 42, Cheer ios Pillsbury or Ballard Chocolate Covered Union Bldg., today 10-5 p.m. NOW SHOWING! Fig Bars Ice Cream Bars Biscuits egototme 8 oz. Feature K 1^5 - 6:50 - 9:30 PM. 65g To 5c30 - 90< After. - 2-»> *9 39< pkg. of 6 pkg. 10< everybody in the lansing area is wondering "whatever hap¬ STAJLTSFRLj pened to baby jane?" why don't you come and see for yourself! FrankSiriatra ceHarve my Carmel Peacan Rolls 49c plus Bufferirrr 1.29 plus 50 extra plaid stamps 100 extra plaid stamps a & p a & P Frozen Pumpkin 2~ 2 -29° Strawberries r 3 1.00 Ail prices in this j*d effective thru Sat. Nov. 17th ,in all five Lansing AfcP Super Markets mSSm 8 Michigan State News, Cast Larista*, Michigan oat War". Brewc "Mty Mm Pr»»«ur. Fromm. TV Greet IswCUM cesrse i»«V TV 10 paperbacks in related brainchild oiGrwf, recently » the major issues ot world named he*! o< thehuraanKieade- I populations «d resource*. in- I terractal relations. sows com- P^rafiMsors tacluch Lawrence | wuRic»tt«^*ad world peace and H. Battistmi. social science; Geoag A. Borgstrom. food eei- |I ooier. The Mice cad Nxis include: ea», James B, McK««, sociolo¬ ["Essays on P»p«Uti«i gy: Ralpix Reewick. American ob 85 "G^all«*e of StrawfcrWge. natural science. I WEDNESDAY NIGHT TILL 9 Future**, Brow*. "Race: TN? Great Issue* c«urwNm»» I Science arad Politics," Benedict, (a the winter erf 1962 a* a re- I "American Race Relations", j^orm to student Atsires for , I Raafc; "Brave Nee W«rtJ Re- rrwre knowledge afcout current I visited", Huxley; **A Nation of issues facing mankind. I Sheep", Lederer: "In Place of The course and honors colfage sn».Vcis. lllegally Parked, Auto Owner Nets Farmers Ticket, Accident In Armstrong TV policeman that'snever there when vou o«ed him was Arm ro«g Halt is the head- reetty on Se'lcMs front zt AS- quartet for 21$ men ettrolled Nact Hail Saturday evecxing. " ~ collate erf agriculture's t* Jte Busy writing a ticket tor il¬ These irmers' men. short some course. of wtn ItSVtfW - See Cedar Review »mW fiee ed»*o* WaNe* Iki*oed. editee; Art%«r legal parking !W Nortrian t'ser. SVpe»e?«a<} editor; Robert Eltiet. <$«* Gunseft. £>U Ben Tarring- an? already farmers and others irva* NH». !»H te riffct; Car' H«r»n»«w, Webfe pe- ton of the department erf puOlfc- who are planning " * "ialetv "eesS'Tqja- «r ttsr TCTBe— vakl^ ^a.'t ia ?"g regular J*rm -$Mte News PSo#« D«»e Xaeknif 5Xi AJjfroc? activities Juris# their stay*. f+< $*e*e Lewi*. W>mm wate-jer, pe^g» *s Lawrence Foley, C«*e X*re« 5e»t 5a«* «ew. J«« CaaJi. fie- %i. sicwhf >ut surety frackedlnto Stuieats te this program the side erf' the Usee car. c>ooae itJStrucr.cn H>« Ox* dif- "Red Cedar t »o had median parked parallel w the scrip on Segue street, * ro parking are* in front of the ferenc »reas: dairy cattle* lf*e- swek. cash crspite the accident. I sensttU received his ticket &?r improper parking. jwii was hetd reepcnsiMe i# reeUy * techakriao's cvnirse aidug te tndliSfirU! erterprise and prvvneUng practical edixa- Hce in seme phase of agrtcul- for the KCidHt 'Mre. In Ae past. 15 percent of the . ^.ck e?ag- Traffic Load light yotaag farmers have gene on. to a four year program here. oiCce. XI Morrti: Hall, and ^ TV ' c o a r « e hegtes in late Art C For Purdue Gome Oct jfcer and snds in late March. n« majcrtty enrolled are trcm Qg.'-c««npwi $ ta Je at s should The Ughteet feocfrali traffic "ea*e a jcansped seif-adOresaed Michsgaa. Cfeio, arai Illinois, as toad th.iS year was Saturday al- wei! as ircm Coiorafcla. South eceiop* e*» tfceir uaeuacrtpo. tertwon. acojriSag » police of - said Locfcwood. America* and Canada. VM«r f to* ~R?d Gsdar $e- S- *•'- 13iverity police attrsSt:t«d the a^ht ve&icte load to tfte large Prof Appointed . ^e & Scot, of English Jepart- ^ ^ atts •BfM. acd oaepr JCjsaa:, of the To Ford Council , . ^reigiag spectators tv tise ..ocs-eooc smpftastitsd i! maagaxg sditor: .'arnes Casft. •Jrand Xa?:d# junior. Scran; Ratert ;'l'.:oet. poetry; ?eftms Rallea.. "owiervtl^e $r adLtate scu- -o.cw. Hunker was aamed a special ient. art; ?en tayior. Lansing Vaadal:sm acourtted for one w*cnsuitan: is stematiccal study. potior, pufriidty: Ste*e Lewis. accident J*w the weekend, wfcec He will serve on a six-mac com¬ i.» poiicy has Seen chsre- Flint Jsr.or >us.rsess; and a mov*4 traffic barricade was mittee chosen hy the FaraadattoB placed across SJfcaw Lane. assist is the evataacscn of said. *"c>»r^ape this, among .ruiacon. ■."tie motorist hit the '•earh aregrams *app«frtiag ui^dergrad" frtevances. it "ihe reason Teparrrsnwrr jvilrors aretVaria. e extreme qvOy sft«w- Coiucv: \.iji-i Fal < V>.. S :»e -WW -rsagaJKae." socncmore; MfA; Tippia. Flijsr- ■ttanuscripts sabntirted tor ing, VY. iat:or:. vfcrge Cr*e«. toil her. Grand :•« i:aff aemfcers. Varris. Grand ^actds senior; Century's Proportioned Skirts diamond rinos and Slacks for Instant Fit! TV FIT'S tfce in tfcese ^ood looking skirts enc ifocka. jparg'e.- '.anstag gradnee ?rjr Thury 11 Nov. 15 Only S«*e* yew ee^enafve otterofions and jives yee c»s»«b-'oo* ~ 'o-wh'aje--. Sawwt*» Swutv S|5() In fistjt weot Itonnels wHfc cevered uppers. Evpertly foitoreo - MSI BOTH tlHSS petH*. evet'a^e end Ml! len^shs. StiteWd-down pteefed aVif 10.95 Felly lined slecki »Hfc elastic weiatbend. 10.95 8.95 For Helping Mlaaes lisea. Air Tf Class fnc«M!»et at "He KNAJ»P*S E-VST LANSING. STREET LEVEL KNIT WfT YARN SHOP FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEA;^ i "S *a^ningw»! *.*enue Lansing. tv | mmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnm ^ ctw orr cuwuiie High point Fashion o fo*ailac*t. Lsftsr from j Yesi may V amarec *o oftsc3»er Column Coat is s. ilia 4m J as*, af dry dteaciag smcrtfst TO VISIT «» ccceef fa Smartly Ageless JAPAN CALL 39.95 COLLEGE Trarei Office TW catw* cert . . ae 4e- a™™ FLASH COUPON ■ capfivwiy •!» f«pa Wt- 332-M67 . . 50t— Good for — 50c W aeita with nmry ■ eririla. ttkLmi Orr »—f. rwd, umck> ymm* ihtmt t of Curcpc—SS98JX3 to If. KtAPP^ EAST LAMSWG ST1EET LEVEL IHt. m 2-1 l*f