Inside michigan Weather 5** Mo>t $♦•* Nttlnf. See 54 No. 56 univirsity state East TATE NEWS Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 16, 1962 lomney Cuts r0mpany Ties Complete Finance Plan ^jgns As American Motors For New Sewage Plant toce-Chaiiman Director p . irooo annual - retained the vice chalr- Dead,Man | Britisher Favors PJ| aa council and the East Lansing Board are of Education that plans progressing toward con- manshlp of AMC*S board of di- ~ fePl "PS. rectors emor while runntng for gov- but decided to give this c,T «*UfT©fKl0r TO Wor llplj ntJIU III I The project is to be financed tald through a revenue bond issue to up, too, after defeating Demo- A British debater from I on« cratlc Gov. John B. Swainson ford University said Wednesday I I VV/I nntDmnt be p#ld off on 8 formu,a base<| in the Nov. f> general election, that he would choose surrender | IIUIIipi on usage of the new plant. The bond Issue does not *Pl- Edward Cushman, a vicepres- revenue re- to Communism rather that rf*' ident, was elected a director to clear war in cite event a choice ' Federal Court Begins quire a popular vote. the succeed Iale Romney. became necessary . Criminal Proceedings E«« L»nflns with the wmrun th'PUnt University paying a part 0 Romney also announced that he , .K' t , t0 was placing his 104,000 shares ,« nuclear war NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - The of the construction costs and of American Motors stock in the th„ Ji* U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Ap- operating expenses based on per hat*, of a ban* trustee "who £%£& peals in New Orleans has ordered Attorney General Robert Kennedy 8al'on usage. Harold W.Lautnei campus arch said. S LTT \ *dmrster, * commented after the MSU-Oxford to institute criminal contempt T*1e new new $3.5 million plant1 IZ 'l of ™my attention version ° Pf™ from'"0 the Cubg on U.S. policy toward proceedings against Mississippi ie an 8 million gallons- office to which I have been elect¬ Governor Ross Ramett andLieu- apacity. Meridian town- < northeast of requested 3 million ed," McDonnell and William David WEDNESDAY DESATE-Willion Modil of Ox- John McDonnell addressed : Gov« Paul Johnse ship mst Guard first a capacity c Romeny said the trustee will Madel. members of the Oxford lord The action stems from at- gallons. The te»i »m act »c wc sport Thursday University, England, and his t in the debate with MSU students. tempts by both men to bar Negro ciry and the University, vote as well as manage his stock Debate Union, are touring the • ship had been student James Meredith from en- The University at present, denied. so long as 1 am a public officer." United States this fall under the jKr*>$ Romeny said that his options, sponsorship of the Institute of British Wit Enlivens Overflow Crowd rolling at the University of Miss- L«utner said, needs approxi- officer, to buy American International E due at i on. The;; lssippl. The Appeals Court said mately 2 million gallons-a-day. '' Motors stock »* less th*n ^e ill present debates "documentary evidence" already plans have beetl SP"^ "P on International Debate out sst market price ended with his res- on college campuses similar to presented in civil contempt pro- this project due to the State High- alongside the one here way Depart s plans Wednesday. 1 the v "1 don't think there Is any Lansing v Raid Consider* validity In the argument that it Captivates Audience Interstate 496. is better to be destroyed than This would cut across an area Recount Doubtful to live under Communism," Mc¬ where a sewer line must be put Navigator, Donnell said. "After all, people in before the highway project • reach the DETROIT — Republican Clar¬ who don't want to be Communists British political humor at its "Wednesday's crowd was the Although deba- begins. Patriaeche said con¬ ice A. Reid picked ig> 119 votes can go out and commit suicide." best was viewed and heard Wed- largest turnout we have ever ters opened their speeches in struction on this line may start launched at 4:58 today in the Oakland County can- McDonnell, who said n_ nesday by the largest audience to attracted here for a debate," a light vein, they relied heavily ahead of schedule to prevent a E«T> and she vass but said he "doubted" he si^ed 0f attend a debate here. HewgitI said. "Nearly 300people on arguments based on doc¬ conflict. ;ve crewmen about *111 seek a recount in his race g0Vernrr "far, far superior More than 1,200 Jammed two who would have attended umented information. References The new sewer line runs from with incumbent Democratic Lt. t0 Communism." added that he Anthony Hall auditoriums to hear debate left because of the to British and American news¬ the present plant near the Kala- ifeboat was seen Gov. T. John Lesinski unless flunks it would be "morally wrong the Oxford University debate gestion." papers, periodicals and commen¬ 0■ water, the coast he gains several hundred more for United States to fire team suggest the United States MSU took the affirmative stand tators were prominent in the li.tersectlon west to the new plant votes in Genesee and Waynecoun- cite theC&O Railroad tracks reported. Cuba *5 sending "Joe on the issue "Resolved, that the Governor I near -- nuciear weapons in retaliation." dea' American speeches. .. ties. mjiti.-t.1.j., Kennedy there to buy it, Richard continued existence of theCastro and the Red Cedar River. The ceedlngi _l ' confir- in Oakland The British proceeded to in- Th* The irain in gain Otkl and Countv. County, the the Nixon there to lose it. Billy — highway department plans to take the New g1$t Qf Michigan's 83 counties to be in firing weapons Sol Estes to steal it and Th* Michi'a" St°* d- Ject their pointed wit into the Johnson made it clear furthei should be instituted. bids on the interchange early one ,ife~ Russia If the United States was debate. Referring ~" report official canvass figures, Truman to tell them what to do." w<» participate Earlier, the two state officials behind Les¬ already destroyed?" » aboard Casi ro's sabotage in Latin The present left Rei<1 3^74 votes More than 900 people packed in tournaments at Bradley Un- sewageplant, built were found guilty of civil con¬ McDonnell said that iftheRus- Madel satd in a clipped ton< inski. Auditorium C-109 to hear the in 1929, has a capacity of 3- slans took over West Berlin, any jv#rtjtyin Peorio Illinois ond "bridges have been vanish- tempt but the court has held off verbal battle between the Bri- M - , . _ ^ . l 3-1/2 million gallons daily but action by the West would mean tish and Michigan State debaters. Stot* ,n D#tr8,t b*®"" ing in Latin foryears." imposing punishment has been operated at a million The room, which usually seats ning this afternoon and cul- In general, civil contempt gallons over capacity per day. said college WX), was filled 15 minutes be- minoting Saturday. charges are brought with the aim It will take about a year and students v :oncerned fore the debate was scheduled of bringing an end to alleged a half to complete the new plant 1 political questions s their ' begin. Det< nined late- regime should not be tolerated the military dictatorship of Ba- which controlled Cuba be¬ contempt. But criminal contempt and after completion the present i Cuba." Clarke Davis, Po British counterparts. fore Castro's revolution. The charges are directed at punish- plant will be abandoned, sprawled the floor in sophomore, and James Hudek, on dictatorship supported by ing those believed in contempt. Residents of Kalamazoo Street "Responses to debates such as of the stage. Cedar Rapids, Iowa freshman, was The law provides that Barnett have complained of the odors Frew AP and UPI Wires this one certainly prove that U.S. The debate was broadcast represented the Spartan debate big business and Johnson would be entitled to from the present plant, and American students are concerned contended. * Cuba I* Hiding Missies the public address system a jury trial in criminal contempt efforts by the city engineers to with witn serious political questions, British graduate students Wil- ser.uusTZTZ. he commented. I adjoining auditorium and the main «r The MSU debaters cited Cuba action. If found guilty, they could cut down on the smell have met M.«m new, said Thursday The White House has re- h< commented."l don^thinkth« " th loJbb ®{Anfh Murray Hew- David Madel and John B. > a base for Communist Ideology be both fined and jailed. with little success. — e hgence information that there still is a substam- "ler " be termed f ir.rfifforf.nr r>-»" gill, director of forensic actlvi- McDonnell, both members of the ui Western Hemisphere ? offensive medium-range missiles hidden in Cuba. «* termed more those of other nations." lndlfferent tb" ties, said over 300 people heard famed °xford D®1"" Unlon- took expoi it of r 'olution and 1 Speaker To Announce the debate over the PA. rt'-! negative stand on "" the propo- *™>" Latin America and a threat . tunneled under supervision of Czechoslo- Both Made! and McDonnell are to U.S. security, as a result at ilso are known to contain a large amount of membei of th» University Con- Election Changes Hewglll emphasized in his in¬ troduction of the debaters that its missile bases. AUSG Program Next Week et-supplied military armaments. servati' Association at Oxford. In the opening statement for their positions were "not necess¬ the MSU team, Davis said: fcWv S««ks To Uo Heme vol Price They are both graduate stu- To Be Discussed arily shared by their respective dents. "In Britain, we don't have educational i McGinty v elected Wednes- "Castro's Cuba exports two fcNGTOV- Soviet Premier Khruschev reportedly is trying master's degrees." Madel said. Elections chairmen in the var¬ The contrast between Amer- former speaker commodities—"sugar and raw 415ge of letters with President Kennedy t ious units will meet today with ican and British debating style materials to Soviet Russia and Jim Barnes, Flint junior, who »v*l of Soviet jet bombers from Cuba. AUSG Elections Commissioner was sha ply drawn during the became AUSG president. Madel plans to enter the pub- Jlm Billings, East Lansing course of the debate. Quips, revolution, ideology, and terror to the Western world." Trustees To Meet Phillips representative Leslie ?ose is to get something out of the deal for Cuba's Price. Great Neck N.Y., junior, • Prime Minister. Fidel Castro. lishing field. McDonnell is work- senior, in 228 Student Services^ wit and entertaining sarcasm There is no need for the United ing toward being a barrister discuss changes In election characterized all the British At MSUO Today has resigned from Congress, be¬ ^lawyer). procedures. speeches. ' (Continued on poge 3) cause she felt she could not The Board of Trustees will work with the Barnes' adminis- rriteet at MSUO today at 8:30 N.Y.C. following 7 breakfast. The Opera a a.m. Miss Price was an ardent sup¬ budget will be presented and the porter of former AUSG Presi¬ board is expected to accept bids dent Bob Howard, Elmhurst, 111., uEUfI-bvdian forces have opened their first major offen- 1 the j be c senior, who was removed from s "«fcaown cumber of Owen Hall. enemy troops entrenched in the The New York City Opera Com- Nearly 100 opera stars, mu- Vienna in 1921, Rudel played office Nov. 1 for co-sponsoring |TJ !?t0r' - e defense ministry reported Thursday. pany will return to its "second sicians and stage technicians the violin at three. He came to President John A. Hannah, the uncleared speakers on campus, It m. &-^>»dc«st said, however, the attacks, made home" when lt performs "Rig- comprise the traveling company American in 1938. board members and several ad- She was serving her second 1,*^ f *«illery fire, were being repulsed by communist oletto" and "The Marriage of this season. "Rudel is perhaps the great- attended a luncheon Vear ln Congress and was chair- soling their positions. of MSUO man °f the academic affairs com- Figaro" in the Aud. Monday and Singing the principal roles In est producer of contemporary and inspection * S»X Charges In Russia Tuesday. Verdi's "Rigoletto" will be opera In America," Paul said. Thursday. This Lecture-Concert pro- Chester Ludgin asRigoletto, "Under his direction, the com- gram will mark the Company's Doris Yarick as his daughter, pany travels widely, bringing new .ifciesi by the w » reported Thursday night that s British Hungarians on spying charges has bus- been twelfth appearance on campus. Gilda, and Jerry LoMonaco as "New York City is the only the Duke of Mantua. works to American audiences." The recipient of many awards, Symphony Orchestra Rusaia. Foreign Secretary Lord Home immediately G fertile I other place where the company Mozart's "Marriage of Fig- has appeared annually for acorn- aro" will star Donald Gramm as Rudel conducted the American opera, "Susannah," at the Brus- To Present Fall Concert " J Nov. 2 after « parable number of years," said Figsro, Joy Clements as Sus- sels' World Fair in 1958, and n B. Paul, head of the Lec- anna, his bride, and Ale hard opened the fifth season of his , win * ture-Concert Series. Fredricks Fredricks as as County .Almavlva. festival in Italy this past sum- Three tees War Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuard- Paul eaid he feels that those ' Vis - Yemen's President, Abdullah Al-Sallal, ia, who inspired a musical of who usually do not enjoy opera Although classical operas will The program will Include the "Eighth Symphony" of Beethoven, »sr wit* Seudtt Arabia and Jordan if they throw the same name, gave die opera may like "Figaro" because it is be performed on campus this the "Swan of Tuonela" by Sebelius, the prelude to the Afterpoon 0 the side ef the Yea * its first home when he named betixg sung in an English version year, contemporary works have of a Fawn" by Debussy, and the "Suite Franschise" by Mllxhaud. an (rid temple about to be de- rather than Italian. been given in previous years, A new composition. "Three American Dances," especially molished as the New York City written for the MSU Symphony Orchestra by James Nlblock, Julius Rudel, general director For example, "The Ballad of Center of Music and Drama, for the past five years. Joined Baby Doe" and "Street Scene" associate professor of music, will also be Included in the p JERRY LOMONACO Paul said. the company ia 1943. Born in were presented here in 1959. There will be no admission fee. % Michigan State Xews, East Lansing, Michigan grttty. Tht Editor NQTemw^ ^ Soy. Call It Machiavellian, Gleason As r-' We Like the Ending Gigoh lead Taking advantage of hindsight screening capacity. and looking back upon the mmmmmm »mmmmn Bin BurT\% JOYCE 8UCHM0L speak¬ There were few stipulations r ers controversy which so dom¬ H*v# you seen the movie, Glgot, pronoun, i, 1 as expected; ^ inated the campus news scene fall - the portly Jackie Gleaaon. who first .howl? . ^* « * PO*1 tit Huwrers." c£; term, we can not help taking cog¬ lent overthrow of our form of acript and music for Glg«. of •'<*> J*j bout! ng * mute nizance of one of its stranger as¬ French jwlfa government or advocating obscene through life as a hajv> Incompetent, c.tcot s.l of attending funerals and in the finale pects. behavior will not be permitted to H* attends tv< * That Is, we find ourselves ad- speak on this campus. Moreover, car. ,• several dogs. U P«».. a horse and a mouse. IncluC1!;,r 0r*nn TWo health department officials mitting that the Campus Club prospective speakers must be in- are Conference was really the most formed of these prohibitions -- significant chapter in the epic: Meanwhile his French compatriots perhaps the most embarrassing go throuct, i - and making the agreeable Janitor the butt that it was this illegal act which clause. Glgot discovers a prostitute and her little eiri f ^ proredto be an angel in disguise. evening and takes them home to the-shelter *** S Over all. however, we feel the of J" ment. " After all. it was the open de¬ Committee's suggestions are, In¬ The happiness of the little girl become, fiance by those students partici¬ in the a nr.m " deed, a considerable liberaliza¬ simple Frenchman's life. Gleasor. displ-vs 0 ;rt acting when he attempts to explain God to pating in the CCC which led to tion. The prosUtute decides to th ' ^4: strong Administration retaliation take the little girl with her unless rejoin a former f r N Another pleasing surprise was Cicot -- placing "sufficiently involved" money. ? ^ w,«! the haste with which the Commit¬ Glgot goes out and Itfts the savings of * peru leaders in the rebellion on strict has been gyplng htm on cookie sales for im< ■• tee reached its decision. The years "r The show- tomes to a disciplinary probation. State News rushing climax wl-Vn tVn- suggested 30 days but turning for her girl, finds her gone. Cliot ..'' "' ^ Ui'orti an spc From there the students and was not optimistic, knowing that in a tumble down room, down the sewer a short ™ ing us the 1 many faculty members (not. of procrastination is a valuable and The roof of the room caves in »nd Glgot h»ul« tC -V ^iye which shew course, those on the to the church where the priests care for her. house, on Wash! Faculty often-used tactic in such circum- The baker discovers that Glgot took his r ttdent C endcctj ^s t anc^Sv spectors come to take Glgot to a home i a hue and cry for her reacted with equal vehemence missing dsugHtef:— But the Committee moved The townspeople chase the fat Gleasor. up ttxS ds»r through protest marches, peti¬ streets until he goes v tions. swiftly. through a coal washing in a river. A tugboat comes down the x.1- Letters to the Editor and ri\C The point Is this: We can con-? think they have driven him to his death. editorial comment in the State elude that the strong protests by They are extremely sorrowful and reperv.vr News. funeral for the porcine Janitor. the students through the various It turns out that Glgot was a little Then at the sharper ; N beginning of this channels actually pushed the study "HARRIS. . .HARRISON. . .INGRAM. . .JACKSON. . and managed to get out of the way of the tug. week, the Speakers Committee. He attends hir. own funeral and listens to his group in its deliberation. murmur nice .• f ;r. its other function things abojt him. as a study Ixiters to the Editor After the funeral show, Glgot comes dowr. from ■ group to set up ground rules for And, we can conclude that, in¬ a nearby tree and attempts to call to the :cn»r..«p s future speakers course can't. recommendations public. policy, made its directly. the CCC the spark which initially led to the meeting was Arabs and Jews, Constitution He turns and starts to shuffle out the far when one of the townsfolk looks back and end o{ rke spies C:gcr. c To the Editor: lag the preceding wek 1 did Saturday afternoon while wearing The movie ends with the chase in ful! s»ir.i aca. The degree of liberalization punishment followed by student It seems that Prof, Herbert not see one poster with the word green and white: and the new The movie is funny, yet It is also i which the Committee and faculty anger over the puni¬ Weistager aad Assoc. Prof. Ad- coqptes on it or die figure $1. suggested year, suddenly turn the tables of humanity of people and their treatment of eac rlaa Jaffe of the English Oe- >*one of the radio ads or the an- and push everybody else around The movie is excellent, but whether came as a pleasant surprise to all tive action. .r. orr~. « • parrment misiKterprered my let- nourcemems at the game carried on Sunday afternoon, wtille wear- in regard to making humans face the sare a few absolutists. the Stare News, No. a. reahry 7- Ironically enough, it seems that this VALUABLE information. ing Green Bay Packer uniform, debatable. In effect, the w^seTc I agreed (and I know some W"ha-.*s this university? I repeat this does not have study , . group rec¬ it was u r w IU 1 act wnicn The following statement by the sgrewty With a What does a student have no do be true. students has ommended its own dissolution and above persons appeared In. and passed :: irou- played a dominant role in bringing statecnent by an America* Jew- to get valid irtformation around ry^ answer rn The the establishment of the ish leader clarifyij^ the defSr>- here? ro our problem, « the State News November 13, causest "Black Al¬ Michigan about an acceptable result. oS though technically I am sure is 1962,". .and the. community "Red Speaker." :rsoe Judai^H, aad Zionism As for the shut-ours-isn't our . State Tn-rersity Forum Commit- " We must admit that in this case, quite complicated, can be stated as a whole, have treated racial Journalism.," "A- ,State News Nc*. 1), and that ruitior. enough or do we have to tee to in iecter had nothing to do with the quite simply: We Don't Have and religious groups with such and "Blue BnarHs' act ar. advtsorv rather the end justifies *he means. spend more of oar "rare" money of s«maisn-. Good Coaching. I appeal to you fairness, and with such genuine However, ir :ve :s«ue which Prof, and live or. campus to became a as our athletic director to gel tolerance, that the question of We:singer and Assoc. Prof. Jsf- member of the obvious "in- over the speaker's ';«r.r;r fe raised. us some Good Coaching. prejudice has not arisen." valuable lessor .< f«v: ^ Richard Gilmore I would ask Mr. Jaffe sndPrv- Khaiaf .Al-Oelaimy What the ■■Stave we got to hotbloods learning. Natr.^; tfr#i Mr. Vera®?. s!*c*r fer nsitio« 419 Sycamore St. fessor Weisinger to talk to a students are faced s^are mt tees be- Campus Bos Service Anti-Semitic d* Editwr; icw cocM an Arab be anti- i.e., the Stare game, the Michigan - Michigan number of Negro students who have tried to obtain off-campus housing tn East Lansing, and then ask themselves how much prejo- « T\e bureaucrac> for the f:-r same ineffecrusl and sub-sub comnv.rrees t* erate here also operstf; -am.: Lansing Suburban Pus Lint The bus company would also do Sound of Music. To the Editort nStic if the Semite races are a.rKi the <*ice exists in the East Lansing iness. the armed services Leningrad Philharmonic. _ _ ^ ^ drama well to examine its routes and * chiefh repreixwted by the *>,at {and I use terni wh'ich the term "be^7 haunttng MSL ? community. They will be appalled federal go> Jews and Arabs* The Arabs abundance. East Lansing nthic giant JooseJy) "legal channels" are It seems that we have projected ■ service"* on campus, a should i alter them with the ever-chang¬ we tc go through ro gain ad- the proverbial pi ay h thtt ls hir' fusions that the Buses the old Chestnut Road through societv, guise of AUSG. This is the voice Is a land of equal are chronically late. How «Swt the rest ot you oC of the students to which the fac- opportunity for all can easily have Cherry Lane Village. That *'0uld to any djctionarrwhCh states rampus students, are you as fed ulty and administration listen them shattered after ersing his hear their scheduling. Riders and po¬ sare valuable walking time for the CIetriT ^ as I am? with readv ear to M®estions «cross East Lansing looking for do , , Jtes race: Race of msr.kisd r«>- David E. Lindow as t the bettering of the uni- • Place to Uve. 1 did. *K' tential riders hare complained many Wilson residents who could resented chiefly by jews and 14*9Christopher Ave. versify, feelings of the students. ride the buses. Arabs, in ancient times in- aboutwaatiagminutes for a bus Football We know that the University Strategy ~tdc,s However, ^ we can see from the Bureaucracy- To the Editor: does not hare direct control arriving every five or ten min¬ the bus over Adnan B»irais. GradaateSnacSe-rt ^ Ijetttr to Biggie Mwm: •ents —id years of the past if one few weeks digs out the MSL' utes. system, but we suspect |w., ff. «y«iere« of , my life and haw Lansing most thai resolutions passed the"53itorial s and We understand that the bus that it could effectively urge the 7 _ S°fe * ^ ar, Spartan footbnl! fan, since AL^ ^ ^ ^ th# ^ letters which have appeared re- ^slners line management to For extmpl( ^ or ^ p,. re^jimp- CrmcS"Ktag MWsScoct's hoy. I vividly remer.iber AUSG., Rew3Mtk)n #l3 ^ch tn <***> company is faced with the same schedules and routes for better yourcefeaan; she stares srnail. quick, hacks i saying that Congress t would r traffic complications on campus that mtay srudemrs are yelling through holes your service to student riders. epmp^jjed to clear 1 as private motorists. We realise "FreedcBr, Freedom. Free- aggressive line was s)de ^Kakera with theCootmit- We are glad to have the buses ever reading «*- tc r^k ^ one of the ^ w that buses are often pushed off on campus, but we wa.nt to remind coe.satwior. that Jefferswn wrore. ^ost faetast^ j»w.ng recw-ds g,^ Howard the mandMetopar- Crossword Puzzle schedule while waiting for trains *el^, Tm yeilatg "freedom" college foothal. coach has tl^ meetings 3^ u ^ mind its operators that the com¬ Kid 1 have read enough of the bad. at the H a r r i son railroad cros¬ C.C.C. The dismissal of Howard 3! Dumped m Boston pany is a public serrice. harbor sings. 33- Corrode another fantastic record estab- 5 Lively little But 35 Candlenut *e donTt understand why lished by yo«r successor Duffy children ^ ^ ^ two buses are scheduled for the Sure Bet e»er come Wrak«tepro-" Dmu&trtf and his recruiting ^ ^ ^ 10 SNcm tiait iU ceodings. Rather, he«ay«dbon* DuffT Daugherty Has sent SSag il® w}th wrfitics I have more same place at the same time. This rro nor 'rvstmr WnS SEreet a and saicf**l smeii a r«" wlUe ~ *«*bali Hrywrs oc to the to do " And so t»rrs Pis parraig ali try matary ; FrMfcte, HamaJtatw Wasfcfc*tat. happens when the bus from dowr- ^ *?*** in the past sis or Uve ^ n ^ for sure to ft a?.. ■ad others wrote *rr Cansamxw. ye*rsAae any other c«Md> towr. performs" a Lansing arrives on campus. -Otjtxl ' ijK. C.) *«efch Thisparacrfsresampleisryp- » ^ cotwtry. Each year be 43 Fin ftber by a little known following a few feet behind the ^calafthethsxianc^ta^.^ ssf the people wht Today believe f«Ws a team of fantastically individuals: muc*i bigger crtlSiWslSSS. 45 Was carried 4" Trench regular campus bus. On-campas Democracy ^ P®^- 48 Gr letter buses often arrive at the \o Alibis Accepted car aac snoald he of ysnr Now. Pie not rally old chaargrtofiship * " * *e as Ajaerjcma sbauld he car- " * pi ace in rapid succession- and disappear for a half hour sr long-. 7 Sheep- kilimg pmrroi ji I 23 SIW« ■ ZS Prxid i al isnsnssni mm Feature TODAY., alBd M* am y| SO I ii roc* "22 Hi*" m [ ^ SUte Newe. Kilt Lanalttt, Michigan Friday. November Iff, 1962 -racial Couple Discovers At Qj^J&siwot V.S. Debates Plane* (Ceetlnewd frsst pays 1) 2nd Weeld 60C to 5:30 P.M. CAMIHlC t H ! *'**¥= Ststes to take action agalnit Cuba. leaction To Renting Varies ■ UNITED NATIONS. N.Y., UR- Reliable sources said Thursday Prims Minister Fidel Castro had fenslve on the basts of nfcich Is A WW JIT HAS CONE T6 seat a blunt warning through fired first, he quipped. L JOYCE 8UCHH0U Acting Secretary-General U TKS0K0I...AND rUrlfnl " th* menu. I called several landlords a couple like you here a while Thant that Cubs would shoot down McDonnell accused the United THE WOKLO B A KAPffl " tfce »aco«d '* * «fe returned m'the r™, «f rk« , owners w^° advertised in the »*o and when ckey brought their any U.S. planes flying reconnals- States of believing with Red China ' *V, bJwtaTT^r w^^mS ^ ' ***** *•«■*•«- friends In w. had aomJftrt-bl. snce missions over Cuban terri¬ "the worn-out doctrine that socialism and capitalism can't PtACtTOUVE M! tory. ■ -«»""8^ «,**r*d« •»"• *»—»-- r*r.7^rrs Utilities. * scs* not want to r+nt •trh*r a The warning was contained in letter given to Thant by a tion The British contended that ac¬ In Cubs would force the Cuban representative. Its con¬ r .ho us. tn.w «."S51 miS-T^.™"0' ,11^ , T^* " ***1 '■<*»» Should Celt you." I laid. "My »»K1. "th«! <» would make • s.. bljdlt- tents were made known later to United States Into the "humili¬ ating" position of bowing to ad¬ ... t US. Ambassador Adlai E. .m.kethe twthln*. he said, husband Is a Negro. Doe? that fereoce.' verse world opinion or the equally C, w£ phraw* »•» 'Tin Just here visiting my grand- make any difference?" "Why?" I asked. Stevenson by secretary-gen¬ eral. impossible position of defying "No," said • ian with an ac- "Because of the world opinion. l^nd sometime! Jewa ►ho had B foreign srudenta- in East an apartment for Lansing. "That ants." "Do you live In theaparmteot Scholarships The MtSU debaters said action in Cuba should be the beginning "She don't know either," he k-ffs-v,-. j iwdlords who* don t sai(j quickly, "She don't know any difference at house?" I asked. Aid Offered of a true Western offensive **** "No. but the other tenants against Communism throughout nothing." A woman told Scholarship aid for students the world. me when 1 In- wouldn't like lu" from Ci^property^olnter- At that moment another woman quired about her $30,000 English southeastern Michigan is arrived in a car, being given by tbe Student Aid A short period during the debate was open to questions from Starts Thursday Thanksgiving Day w find out. "Pm Mrs. D~.» she s.id. Foundation of Michigan, v< wedding and ttt- "The apartment is back here." no( the e ^ con. "Yei Ths Scholarship office, 202 the audience. TENWISSEIWILllAMy GREAT FIRST COMEDYf cerned with that of sort thing. ;-ps. Then Ron. my Unlike the landlady In the 1 haven't given it much an on Michigan, near Student Services Bldg. has infor¬ Loch Lomond Is 24 miles long f." and 1 went apart- thought mation on the program. Appli¬ §M Washington St. apartment. Mrs. really. Whyf don't you wiw Lansing, asked if we cation deadline for the 1963- and five miles wide. It Is locsted landlords D— did not show us around. She this afternoon and?>we'lT"IlirTt any children. Then she asked: 1964 In the southwest comer of . waited In the living room while we over?" "Are you white?" school year is Dec. 8. Scotland. l'S f r w in student examined the other rooms. Only "No," another woman la East "l am- *** my flusb4nd lM''" oaQm 4,4 she t0 us Lansing said. "It doesn't make "What nationality Is he?" she isn spent 20 "Are you newtywedsr* she any difference to me. "You're •sk#J,t DISC SHOP the lower asked. buying propeny. I'm not buying American and he's "OUTDISCOUNTS" , f "Yes," Ron answered. "We the color of anybody's skin." Negr°*" •h she wished live out at the ^university right 1 called several apartments In * don't h*ve »>olhln* now, but we want a place for the Lansing listed in the State Journal for "colored onlv." *g,tnst co,ored but I'm »» ^e renter. I Just live mySelf' THE BIG DISCOUNTS! here and I know they don't want t-nlm-tHl p-rtplg-" We Can't icial c showed the apartment this aft- white." keep up with all the "deals' - ernoon and 1 haven't seen him so "An advertised in this paper, so to assure I don't know if he rented It or asked, "Would you mind renting to an you of the best prices In town we are ot." (Her husband had been « - > >v- :hl5 afternoon home earlier In the svenlngwhen "Sure," she said. "It's all Inter-racial couple?" I asked. happy to announce "Our competition's * jpi -tment," 1 said. , CAil#dtj "If he didn't rent It. right." "I certainly would," she said. ad» are alto our ads." If any record ro m"' 1 J"31 I'U call you. What is the name?" The "Why?" landlady of another apart¬ , - is the one Ron g#ve her hls nwne we ment listed for "colored only" "Well, we Justwouldn'thave shop in town advertised records at a 2 Miles Soufhw.1t ef Lansing on M-71 k to and she don t started toward the door. was not quite so It." discount you simply bring us the ad and willing. Next: Public Opinion. "Oh, did you give her the phone "I don't quite know how to an¬ you get the same price from us--many r apartmentT t!-.e corner, „ sne number, dear?" 1 asked. "Oh. yes," fb.e said quickly. swer that," she said. "We had times our price will be lower, so you FRI.SAT.SUN (3) Hits »fhe number." that we were Ron gave the phone number Travel Series save even more. re ^ lrft. Exclusive First Run! we ■General Admission Features Brazil — $1.00 pTUDENTS .75 f 'OQgilfiH.FIiMS ema "Portrait of Bra2ll," a cin¬ exploration of the largest BOLD & SHOCKING! DISC SHOP DISCOUNTS nation In South Amertca, will Trapped Between Loneliness be shown Saturday at 8 pjn. in . . .And Respectability) FRI. SAT. SUN. FIRST SHOW the University auditorium. The film is sponsored by "GIRLS 6:15 P.M. H E A -T R - i- University Travel Series. WITHOUT ?•« Curtis Nagel in his Brazilian portrait will show a land of ms:50 [HE TREAT OF DUE TO THE startling extreme s—from the beautiful and modern ON&S.M'eAST LANSING * Hits ADM. 90C cities of ESEASON GREAT LENGTH Brazllla, Sao Paulo Rio to the de Janeiro wild uncharted and BOB H0PE#LUCILLE BALL tCHANCE OF THIS FILM - »PANAMA Jungles of *\he Amazon basin. -SEE THIS FIRST SHOW 6:15 -LAST 9:00-FIRST Want-Ad flLW AT THE Special f*VE TIME THE SHOW SAT.-SUN.- GCITIES ARE! THURS. AT 1 P.M. Extended COME EARLY to Nov. 30 f liw Hrl Motion Picture Evrr Prestnlfd! Save $1.50 •15 words •5 days Call 355-8255 2nd BIG GLADMER WEEK! T H E A T R E 651 to 5:30 P.M. 90* AFTER CHILDREN 30< »>Wia FtraUCIRlUNl LlfHINOVISCONTI AVL T^ES Doors Open at 12:45 - Feature at 1:25 - 4:09 - 6:50 - 9.-30 P.M. AMnHKM ROMYlcHNIIOBl EVERYBODY IN THE LANSING AREA "Facts of Life'' Shown Twic ■ ' * at onal Pictures Refease m EASTmanCOLOR IS WONDERING"WHAT EVER pMUBS THANKSGIviSfi nasi SHOW 1 PM HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?" mm COMPANY _ llCHIGAN: TODAY-SUPER ELViS l* * A T ft | - BARGAIN DAY Bette DaviSand Joan Crawford M Presley ..KiD Galahad "Kid Galahad" Shown 2nd at 9:02 ANOTHER BOLD LOOK AT ANOTHER TOWN BY THE PRODUCER OF PEYTON PLACE"! ttT°E°AY.. M^fclO 9*3 - . SATURDAY,. felansbuty Hentv Silva James Gregory 0 M yov't lenf^asntfing im it BaMa Oa«*a and Joan Oawfofd IW» * «uMs unaha wtythino IheySie aw Mm wt wa« W-FEATURE SHOWN AT 3KJ3 0 row ar^urtrad to aaa ttlrem N kafMninf. 0 Bapraparwi 'or tw * PAUL NEWMAN JOANNE WOODWARD omon HHUI8 LEE REHWCK ANQELA LAN88UWV ANTHONY FRANCIOSA 0 w« a* i+* aMto* to fcaea'tha «noewng ft*™sissaaamjuni —— a "Long H* Summer" 3rd « 1Q;43 Ko«»h., \ "kNsrcfs, w, r va* «* iw*. nww.*«$, w TV.* s# *tx iW Nat I I j^VAH ciesoh . 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From Th« WHIFF & PUFF BAR Cogers Shoot FOUMfRlY At High Tonight POPURS MOTEL ^wctia -V *IU I v*n#« PLAN NOW for your term party at INN AMERICA 1"\4 Trujitian o* FUgmmc^ Wont-Ad Scxksc Extended WHAT DO YOU LIKE BEST ^ Nov 3C Save $1.50 ABOUT McDONALD'S? Cmm£&rt« ami / Fast, friendly service / Always delicious food /Close to campus )fLow prices l/Don't need a knife and mootfi S3 CHEVROLET-IT'S E Application ^room it 4 p*.forfr vr»si*te News* Kl*t LsnHng. Michigan Friday. jss CountryIC4A Defend Croum In New York P*an Suto Captain. Ikmfr lightening the pktur* fot the J^at# ha* thnee «•«« roturninf Other soph* running. How en with D**r the tVsjj ten vleci- ram SttlUxn, U»y, HvIkxI - V* Nft*"* Stat* lac hubLtooel Baaaott, tWk ^ Humfcarfor. usually a Spartan sion. I awpm*« Mid Colio Gram, ru*. -MAO*. EflCfc%. * ' ' ' ' day taa» ywar . Rmmtltng t UOcito.. th# order. gv*t off to *»« was I&h tn the |CW Ust No matter which and finished T2nd, t at son who hml an off Jay in the K NAPP'SFASTLANSING, SATURDAY 8:30105:30 team takes nittrich said that the K"4A vonfertjnee «><*« tmt should be y«r, whll« MptaaHvrrs Latnp- title, thore will be has boon son>#thln( »f a Jinx for man and Crwt wore sixth a new in- roardy for this one, dMdual chamjtfoo this Dittridh polnteil out the I'Jfa t*v*nth In the 1*«| freshmen Last stMson. Humbarftt, but the coach a<.kted year Cornel swphoroor* that he fe«ts this is the y»ar for chaitiplonsitip st^uavl Is unique rtc*» t*>v** M*v'ha»fc», from Kottya, th« Rattan senior to br**k It. among Spartan harrier teams. fVtvnnial Pasters track power mumph*d with a time et26.-o:.<». State's sophomorea. Jan Row¬ All Its m«ntb«r■* Vtliaw a ha* of the first ten *»\K thi* are Michigan iwwn h« has an and Mike Kalnes. avid to the natives. In f*vt, all >ome from «*♦« in Us* }»ar'* meot rotum- dared *choUstically ineligible. team's balance at*J should hold within a 1C*> mile . *,liu, of bast ing. Vic %w«l«k was fifth Ust >*»r. and Pat Ti'ivw cam* t» c Kutiners competing for Ma- hooka* a crwn. other th*ji those on the Spartan. their own against th® best of the Lansing. In the past harrier *qua«ithave Speciall Ntttany Uon and always gone Into the ohampion- WikVat squads, include f- r«rtk ship season with a number of Carver of Notre Dam*. James Tucker of Georgetown and John of-staters student* j»nd often foreign team. Previous priced G«; a*htv of Manhattan, had ru fi'Oi Scpbomorr* who would possi¬ place- California, bly bneal, through ire Joseph Lynch, Georgetown and Bill HIDES WASTED Colorful and Pretty Clark, Notre Dam*. MlLWAtlKEK Swttcfe •ear ami jacket*. M» Bl| V«* rtK*. should win. Kraano h*a «(Change IiIm. For conie up with tn Inatarn-e. he only offer# a hamty first aid kit ter one Coeds Compete deerakin or a I i/a HP tntt On Two Fronts boanl motor'for 100 .ieersktna liiiat! 2 - 3.89 Want-i trawl* to «»'$ field hockr* Northwestern Special or 1.99 EACH wvekeod for their last gar Extended to Nov.30 Ohio, in a i!\! Miami I'nis-orstty, tri-nw*t, Sattsrday, at Save $1.50 tolly priced, tool Your choice of 3 styles with loco or applique • 15 words Bowling Green, for their last An of the regular season. ***** • 5 days trims. In or blu*. black, white, beige, red In site* 6-6-7 and 8. open invitational will be hold here Dec. I. Over He* tosms have Co-CAPTAIM CASTLE Coll 355-8255 rtted from the mid-West eolle#r and universities, Ann EAST LANSING, GARDEN I EVFL Chadwtck, women's swim coach NOW IS THE TIME TO Co«CAPTAIN HUMSARGEn has announced. Wings Rest Restaurant The Popular, New Wig TWO HEALS FOR THE PRICE OF FAST SERVICE Every Monday & Thursday AND AT THE Does Double Duty as •Filet Mignon LOWEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN! iv 5-7179 a Hat—or a Hairdo! • COMPLETE LINE OF AUTOMOBILE PARTS •Shrimp •Chicken • AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 3 98 « COMPLETE AUTO SPRING SHOP 321 E. Michigan 2 Blocks E. of • AUTOMOTIVE MAINLINE SHOP Here's a shaggy hot that's as • MUFFLERS AND TAILPIPES to brush as your own United Mmtiiiy easy hair. Rebrush for any stylo KRAMER r you wish, .the variations are Presents endless. Pull it on and keop warm at the game. Also it con be topped with another hat. The Bishop's Company 800 E. KALAMAZOO IV-41335 Why not have oneineoch col¬ or..-black, platinum, silver In FLASH CLEANERS Frandor FLASH grey, auburn. CLEAT^ 1 DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER" Peoples Church S JUST SEE IT DEMONSTRATED TODAY, FRIDAY Com* in today and let our demonstrator show you the many variations you can brush it into. It's mad fun for everyone. . . 1 RIGHT! for all ages. **** Nov. J8, 1962 7:30 P.M. u |j Flash Cleaners x expert cleaning ^ will have that there must ^ soiled suit looking as peat and as bright as a pin— be at least o c suits come out - just right! one flash coupon mm Knapp's very own darkroom Sp™d Foaming Bath Oil technician Men's Suits 99^ Huge S on this 32-ounce campus... YouMI wont a bottlo for yoursolf. . .ond on* or moro as a gift. Our foaming bath oil Was a cocoanut base. . won't loavo a ring In tho tub. So soothing to dry, par¬ ched skin. In floral or orchid fragrancos. *PPiicailon» are now being taken for part-time EAST LANSING. STREET LEVEL ^Vroom work. Experience in Darkroom pro- it essential. Call 335-8311 after 2:00 1 and Coih-Op Dry Cleaning w IF YOU CANT COME IN, PHONE 332-8622 "FLASH CLEANERS ErandorFLASH CLEAN Frt^y> Nov»mh»r 6 Micfctftan St*t«* N'evrsvK*st Lansing,, Michigan Union Science Depends On Gun, Fire, Accident To Fealur* Musk BoardOpenHou^ Keep Police Busy Groups Weights, Measures Tt» »K««} *IMW*Utu«*^OAJ\1 tnminA «e*« «»*»»• w*U l» MH*~ trowel by tf>« ftimfrAtttwi* St*AV* psroftjfeUiOB rtpMli«& ffmS, -- W»r. »i: v t*-«V UNA* «fci« • CMMMsi tV" «UtH*T at*h* at ^30 oft tfc« »*e«iwi tkw i*"*"11 ** Ek t N.<-« vstvc* tr*Sw» .mUW budwwwo *" •*- *« FwpJiHt^ vww „ *rue* X * fcmtttt ttrtrf l>lMk ■■■ " v s , V Mti • $r*nt ••' ^ fcvm H ]**»* Fwts* A wfcwwfcm «*••* *<»*« Of »l rt** m*te tMflffwrnwts S»n.V. n-X . ^ t $r«*t „**Mi <*I c«*Afc*fc}» «N>u<»U » *w* *;*>«* i» t*» V»t» *«v m+tmu!**. *» 4*V»< Rv.v*s, l& *. $*«*•• Vttta«* torn ft* t*w «t W» «x**r* Jur~ (* Vs \ \. 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F\r^ ii«Ktc«r> !U'<*a i altmlar ot SfNWi Q^5p»tt1t^A^^$ AHO SOS AMCWMWU - t(llMtt«!*4ft>« 4»Iafw» !w*- < AHtlilUi K^ tuls Council Picks First +***-. *fV«» V ^ tecfeNragsg-lM- j? »r CWty t *"*• i VtK^ly \fcr- *Jki Mrs. CM»4 fvm., 'Seniors of Week' " «wi>v«s« *■• ^ jrt«w*5 >,r*!L *tmo*" Fvitf*y, lurt»«r C^t ««v' vpt rf Pn> 'Htttiwue CwbkU "IAS Bed Hoose Elects Casnm-s 0»lt* Cw\1 ^rty— :AS. WWi' '.-W«i «(XtH ^s« ?«f*c New Officers SO p-nv„ Sansrvftr*. tu^rcCh^Nfl "•S*. w*w»* ?m*5 "!- Oasun* tSfJts fxx'wp n»mSs»i%^ m*c* **s ptx«s*Jte«K *i aJ^t. p.m.. S*«4r.'av. tath#r Ch^nl •••'•• <;,v* ^ «*S Sru^»«t Ci«*»r. '(."•ttwc a*<# ,>f?'.o*cs *c«; ;vw»nrt!%»— «!.. fljpfhXBOr*: jj?a» SsudwMOP.. Ottrolt jwufcwr; '•.V -M? S*nirvfasf. CaW» Vv*rr* CrsniSt Srw it* 1153 E. \ 11 b'ocK MQT CA^ jKuvdwtet «i*at - ^*r»i» Pus ^nf*F*FtmSnfc*wcv"#ttW<- Michigan VN est c V'tS' .A." - >*-X Sift-# j,->*ir:s, iVtvwts "|»««» Hta.*.t»se rrtPrty F*S!v« MpN ?>«., S\a»ia* Fast I. ' * ^B-M, -iTttiv tupimt »« *«- K«•>£*< \K, Ci» SPAPTAN ,..;'. ."!• '^;.TC * ■ ** «vrw -«K- 'ftv *tr t «•»- -*i. a Mft« NfixwJtj t*rrr> caasatm jn t5»« IMCs Sc»«n^eer A F kXEWFLL TO VHVS FT- tnwt H«nur«ipw»y. Scribstr. $i.«> tn this Pfwfcw.-i ••.-«. 18 Hofidoy Fashion THE LCWCSST JdHXEt F. Nl. Ftx-stw. VtKti* . $i.65 Show Scheduled HISTORY 0«JT OF OCR PAST; TVFor- cittt Tht: Shaptd M«0err: UMrtci C*rt pme. {2.4$ S; ?wl's btscooal Church «T! zTTL - i ■*» hiterntitumal (Jub THE SOAD TO PEARL HAR¬ jrc^; {foatd^ii'iir BOR Hurtwrt Fets.ArtwweMBs, $1.65. Hoith (Httherima 600KI 8:00 P.M. TO Vtt»T storeI F^ee Will Offering JAMAICA SPARTAN CORNER ANN & M.A.C. E"AST ^A\SJ -•SC-cr T c*ft:s 5.X i?.certs COLLEGE l*<2i'-<2£i$ St - ■ ne s Mus.v Si^cc Travel Office 2317 PAIR of SLACKS 12 WANTED STYLES _ars.n«j 532 S6c~ All Colors, All All Patterns, All Sizej Fabrics, \m"r "Contlmmle" '*Ti9Brs"* "KodCies : m Tor os" snecrre 'Qtiar trrat's cac etciting SHel Wani You In OalKes IHct Siiif , — &nslf as ar acear o-'eeze TW «Ui * *■ —"***" GRW fW*P*r "toy"". M Jgl *8 qh ftmuHii tfyiwuk. L«*> •# tmtmtrn. Mim m _ uansi*» W «M* «tt. MMwi faOT *> —-** * state Newt* g*tt Losing. Michiian Friday. November 16. 1991 7 library Expansion Of Books,. To interviews Usage Brings Many Problems By JAHKT WKLLMAM there are two room um of«hook many Nook* are stolen ForI'.SJ^vy recruiter* will tor «w»ry cirvulatloe. faced a year »*cwm K U tm- tervie* junior* and senior* in- Reserve 01 TV# Snh New a tereatod in officer training Nov. commissioned Emlga* and AsstgneJ reading materials oosslNe to do a complete n- IW.O0G book# have bee* are aaother tn the lrn*on lobby from placed on a tour at active duty big problem for the veatary. * a.m. until 4:30 » the U*i ver*lty Ufcrary Ik library naff, **| doo*T understand why peo* pan. wttfe a fleet. The recruiting team will ex- Reservist* may contact their past three year*. »K«r«to|N> "Faculty member* often don't , pi# taar out pagss wtwm we hava RlcHard R. Chapla. dtracwr «< plain al! officer program*, in- commanding officer*for 4R«tnK>~ g«< H»u ti> o« time." Chimin the copying mactUwa. The llfcrarlaa. , Htt. "In the quarter we Ice U haavily subsldised by the eluding gvnoral line, engineei Ing. Hon* about the program. »uppty law ap*ctalt»t. library awl we maka IJO.CW medical,corpt. " Tills yaar KMMT W.OTOsoe*.* BBttJrt have ful! facuity co-opera- «lU bw purchased « haw Uf a tJwu faculty members oftendoo't oopla* « year." he said. dental, theological and Wont-Ad K*vtn»g fvowttv TWs grw« I* knew what Naval avtattew. " >w») they will he The opec »»k svmem used brtngli* problems however. venea about every two month.*. erythint that has -uppaoed to tha ct asses. We do everything we cu books tor assigned renting- library of it* also. "Tt*> *ysm*n I* both good and Candidate* report to Newport. R.I.. tor « 16-week indoctrin¬ Extended University In the past three y*«rs w# onier thorn by air m.tt to get bod." c~hapto said. "Probably to Nov. 30 ation course, commuunoning itxl locates morvtibranr**#. said tt>«« hor« m time, moro books ar«> lost oft tho opon assignment to duty. C hapin. ♦Wo have more wudeots **t "-nw purpose of the libr *ry i* w wmyo the students mm! fa ulty sholvoa. hut tho books aro also moro *v*tl«N<> tor us« by tho A few Naval fceeervtst* are Save $1.50 they are NHtot »n*4««s thus wo of tho IWvorslty. Vho rulas and mmJk». T1*o fradwato ftudetns eligible tor tto Reserve iWcer • 15 words mod to htvo. t>U »»«»thoy u«o Candidate program. Clvtltana regulation* *r« only to furthor would protwr clasod stack*. For •5 days tho ltbr«ry u»st>. *ele^t»t1 tor the program must that purpoao. Tha ftnos, tor In- tho undorgraduata, howov»r. tho enlist in the Reserve. C>*pin »» td othor prohl«m» w#it du# to'lti# gr»«t tacrooj# ttanco. aro u*od to got tho books book* must bo avatlaMa. back tor other*." MW» plan to build a graduate Student candidate* are paldfoi CaH 355-8255 in :lv» $r»dkk«o ttu-oltmom. Theft* aro a constant problem research library somewhere 'tor the library. near thl* library. This bulMlng "Ml oJt **udOwMt.Mi»«S«*to k »«o Tad Pate Har*»f, Km •* Caaa Hot! „k% # ,#|1 >»»« in not wattla* food. --State Now* Photo by George Jvnne h*s Nh omc m at th« bX|Qr*«t ks »nvl &tr»t'«ot us* at "It's net ju»t s-y library." would then be turned into an un- Ohapln said. TKls ts a pioNem dergraduato library of some- all over the country, Tl*e turnstile where around 50.000 volume* system has cut dowti thefts but it's with five to ton copies of each HEAD FOR lh»m than tho u»dorfr»duMO«tu> not perfect. We doo't know how ^>k." THE ^o»«. This results tnceoftlets bo- Manager rwow gr».tuatos and undorfracW t t» research Menu Probl o the l'nl*er~ ttbrary HILLS! more t >rutg w«h otbor area tn which problenx* * aOr—Howev^f vwis# because of individual pref- a student Vctual physical space Is an¬ v .ueal pikn- arenco. paclty than hut fellows ts free other problem confronting the try to his a happy stml- to come back tor more on sel- library, the building has a seat- v«sv Halt food turn la our cocking here," ing capacity of 1,000. less than BEFORE YOU jtiJi week Schmidt said that one of the "Nlany ttme* a stu^tent rushes one-tenth of the »tud*nt body. ;JW aMjob. problems his staff is working an back from class to the meal When the library Is SO per-cent LEAVE... p ,•>! ft-om now ts eUntinattng fcnxl waste, QM *:*l take* alt that he Is full It become* almost tmposai- i corner. He said chat this Is partly ac- offered." Schmidt said. "He gets ble to find a seat. comptished by limiting the choice Into the . t tor m«r« on a wide solection of Hem* such out dining room assd be- tore he'* through, find* that he "We are caught In a*queere.M BRAND ROUND GET - . t-A«. "Men a* salads and dessert*. can't finish everything so he Chapln said. "We need more Nt^VEMPER llth to DRCEMBFR tim e*tu- amount ticular prepared of one par¬ Item 1s determined for our new books. l"hl» means that some seats go out. V* the 1st PROS: Sorority. Phltco |9** Prlefcas ind PRIZE: Male Student. Phltco S Transistor Radio I SKIS& I te-Army Sponsor strictly by the amount consumed library grow*, seating de- »'nd PRt'/K: Female Student. Phltco 8 Transistor ^ •* .1 by the student* the last time the Radio I jOk,## EQUIPMENT Fvery week the library circu¬ PrUes wilt be displayed at Campus Hook Store. 'f!n Coronation Bail lates 15.000 book* and *1.000 student* use the building, tn avK WHO WJNS; 1st Prises: Awarded to the Fraternity. Sororlry. L ' ? 1 AT : i . *« VU- sr an exhibmon bv tt»e Sabre dition, the library estimates that or Group acvumutating the highest number of points. ^=ss" • ••f rtc with CVU5 Team, * prtclssion marvh- ind Prlees: Awarded to each Mate and Female Student accumulating the Individual highest number LARRABEES T'1^1 tf** in® unit, and the namtng of c^^vis vV«t j >atur- jp ^otK>rary staff p^>s«ti»n* as St. John's Student Parish of points. LANSING'S MOST COMPLETE SKI, ( \\ erter. RULES: commander* the \ "v . rv . \rwK1 ^ Vrmv squadron*, tn \lr Force t.Contest open to all students. EQUIPMENT,& APPARELHEADOUARTERS DANCE , 2. Each empty pack submitted on Marlboro. Parlia¬ i «c tn«- «rm Cadet ment or Alpine wilt have a value of 5 points. Each V. <*'-* t'rom 5 The coeds take part tn special empty pack submitted on Philip Morris Regular Rv.~jp: - r«.f warn ceremonies and at the Sprit* Term Parades. Saturday 9-12 P.M. or Commander will have a value of 10 points. 3. Entries will not be accepted after closing time. - ts cnty tT*e Sabre Orill Team will Sunday Forum - 7:30 P.M* Empty packs must be submitted in bundles of V). Separate your 5 and 10 point packages. ttort* »"? rjced to term artb of *abres tor the rw* - t '. 'v 'rvm the an presentation of these position* "INTERFIITN MARRIAGES" Turn packs In at Lobby of Union Bldg. Dec. llth 4-5:*) P.M. > •'. Vrxhment. to the eight Air Force araitwelve Fr. Paul Besanceney. S.J. is -'tfi-!- .<*-.on will fat - Hw IBANPWAGON ... Its kH tf f-l Army coeds. Where is everyone going? What's New To Marie's of course. What for? Her great big At C.B.S? THANKSGIVING APPRECIATION EVERYTHING! Coeds—A Sale Timed So That You Can Enjoy A Longer Seasons Wear Of New Winter Styles 'hat's Coming? In have appreciation for the warm enjoyed since moving to East Lansing. welcome and the fine business we Dress in four price groups $9-$13- Coats & Suits in three groups $39- OMETHING $17-$23, original price tags from $59-$89, original price tags read¬ $14.98 to $49.98. From casual to ing from $65 to $119. Casual to afternoon & date dresses. Large dress coats with fur trim. variety of fabrics including knits. SPECIAL! jBlouset-Swegters-Skirts-Slaks, one selected group at great savings.] [Watch for our ad Monday's State |News. One group of selected Eatt Lansing's Departm Car Coats greatly reduced. CAMPUS BOOK STORE »OM THE UNION BUltOtNG M.A.C, at Albert 332-3505 8 rrlflay. No,tm(„. Michigan SUte Sews. East Lansing. Michigan ,. WANT-AD EXTENDED TO NOV. 30 4C For Soft +C For Salt * Automotive Automotive ^ Einptaytiwtt * For Rand fcfcNRLS fcaBwo'a watch. kayai. >»5s< ESS v? «wil SS VQt KSttACSM 1*62. »» ViyFyEFffFR. MWIWK m»« Smtth-Cwrwa wwrttwrt. C " - (Uns 'r*t*iU bwA prte^siiniS W* "?«•**«** tto i% tferwe r. Call 3S5-M4\ S3? c»n »'-o-«kV S40 tf wtowwr t«w. m*k» r*a»rvatlcw# (vHuvi, an oUl Kucfc*o. HWU cfinlirwa, *wiW coaaUwr -fx-, . tv *-3011, * *-». t» $ p.m, 3* mari t*i eowpiw. C»U ED 2-500* now. Call FD 2-Or*J *wUnt» or p^F^-R»^ruw?rrn.uh>*TS CMKXi rVrj 4 Mi <\ or wr*« *55 IV 2-11-* i«y». Aak for N»l«n. J* MAREK REXALL EA»C«ti0fl -C-'r. rRmr*TTrRrxsn»- h*3, Fsc*U«« cowtttton. r*r"irrnsmm c*uv« Ahwe Stmt. 35 sa«t4t» *vr«U * *r ir* * # tr*as«u**lo«. floor U««r$ roora», kltcfeca wi& $3t5. C*l! BoK WS-»<«L 3S w;'(w w *».«*. *a.i r»frt**» prices. C3T ?MlTW-rOROKA Uk) Rovia StSONAL bsvm or sjyfet*, Wit par* cawfua- Ca* h■ . **E4MVT$ PCSSONAL nit*. Ovv>} *iUry plus .hfcfc- ^*hv!. $123. Ca« FD2-*>54, tyivwrinrrs. l\>rt*bi«v. exc#ll R»*»«ruibU prtc*.C*U ^ VEAL ESTATE l<\< MERCLRY. fowl vN**.UUOCu *fi*c 4, •s e* v»et FD ,«*• i n?5 Ptw*» FD :-woi. «* $V?P. i*aym<«ts *o«»p<*Ne Si,. Ofcuew?*. •># •#A*TEO IXA'^l F SCXNSI for gtrl. CrmJ- Northwr»t»rn jam*. C*ll 532- •' ^ t$4-5l$6, M p-tn. M-Tte \tiWr or •rapJtfy*#* 2 Mocks £r o>vn CC*\ 3" DEADLINE: I'fcioiu FD 2-515". LOST: fTT-T! r^'ir^FST. CT :? m*w J. .. < wwrrpr sis cau u> -.-ipp,vv^rKn- wtji5r st»r*v CF AM-FM for r«uv--,■ jm $« »jSk.i H?ri^ !»(•»«. Clos* tt. FP ruwr. C««t n«w $2t>5, F«« c^- SS5-J:5o, a . M35 * r w\tf- cookis< prfxU«®tNt. $^. ET 2-51>, S3' i?yv«c VW. wrstr Ptuw 353-J53" ok«. «>xceUe«t c*wpu» tr*RS|vr- fC Personal RATES: ■- \r^!j^-££77s: ^rvfrnrn-p-^ C vFR\tV?n5?'V&H"V"" jxart^"^ tjtuvs, $*0» Can 33<»-S"-:". S40 Id wkIj olJ. gvwJ hwRter. AKC S;:, .. I CA* . St.»? ., I NA FFRVtSFD^ 'iii9*v£"T*c- VA> S. .•*?* rw«i*»r»»i. C»ll tVJ-4CW. S5* 1 ?AY$ vra? „ :5 ^ ?44at ^ |V *. *"«***> ^ *•*«*• . CS* rysNeO. P*r*i»«» across J ?AYS $j m Stvw 123 AHJWt. 532- caav«*. CFRUVK SHmg?Kr> ' JSr wtTo^^n - 5»*wj * rtfr - SMkSTSe. 55- 8kfW P««K]r. «NlH oW. 115 ap. mi wit- • ^ C'0«RS«ior rwtusiw CSurt*tsfe*» I S* CvNxtlTioni. fw\6i\sm #ir*» two cuN- VffNaTR 'ATAfi V $41 k fe«t 9t cap«ctt> fe*r ftxw r*>ito*-K-- '•" jWANTAD! • ■ rr~. Mw^« 11" tn«Kq<*«y Kvd- FD 2-6-2f. $40 . ... ~. vAl ?; "Jt"'or oWr b< c « a s » SOt.fS $?. FD "-04*5 S5* FCRMALS. Cvvtrall ir*$«s, *trr«t 10-12. IV 2-223*. $40 V1TT1TVC T-^1 5 dttY5 - $i.5Q S03CIF »»?■! ^3k'.. ».!rec«t B««. TT"># room wit?* it*lvnr : EXTENDED tr«f<#e»l ftste. 5 |tU«t Yourpwrio. .• i? ^ Utcrvt w vs5* - Srt*r««*v? h WW| . : NOV. 30 : KQMCA FS f-'.Ov vtMr i. SUL STRATTONS . SPORTS CAR V* ir*XF55K5 NSTFDFD K Fovrw ! SAVE *00 aara. ?-*.S i«ro, ft!?**-*. Ltst MOtV FD After i::»psHU CENTER : $1.50 :" ~ f«m«. Ch««p. Call Al. 3S5-545*. j-. Voy-f ^ For Rent F .-r«^ v"ir >*£~vo» »' • -15 words; I M^NVOOC ^FFKT typ<"wr.T- "f** :^ •5 Call Aretewi. 355-«"l0 N»for« f11* days er. 5 p.m. S$ cJ*v wn' DCAN & HA8WS only £.50 I Coll 355-8255 8 a.m. ™ 5 p.m. ; TT^TC v:.- vx *Akt \ •. u .Wir» T5 M^ArsnctseU? S5.50. McCaHs i - • • ..M-i ^ -v,- ^ r s S2. 5CL N*w YoHcw $3,00, maay S?l^T4N MOTORS * For Sole 3S:-0*I^ - 535-3730.53* Sac*. Sw* :? Vtnr ra inw>iU. \\v ; ^acsic.o «ANV M 4:36- S5^. $t*r»c roesc<< $*9. 332- MCST SELL - Stagwr Jctonatre O'tS' - J55-2",90. $3" gtcrr1 ?s^ ■> ri^ rag teaKtetee. N6sk*-s b-#*u:sfa'. >«ri:;w atw^w, WFTTtNC GOWN r.w «-t0. «!**. 455-5^'J. «cii;-jps» Vra», tie. N«? tt- - Fait, wtnfer, b«autifaL Piet- cifased at Knapps Oetcbwr l«6l. WU1 sxritkx- IV 2-4454. 3<> CAWERA - SSfnre Lifoc-tx .;-rcvSf: gVCTNgS^ 5 I 4hor»- 0, s.li«Se '""I'T'tV1" ^>X, «ec, •ctrw- 3»-2l!». <541 , iwti-t *iaA. 2 frrts ?tArs. 5«« ^ Lost & Found LOST - Mack- fur lined rt«ht ?F 5V >\X«S£.LVF5' Cat* a»? alsc r*d pors« «Btai»- __ ta* T*eict!*. Rewi Call Cfcar- (Cao^o I.CE *r >«st : ■«»• k*». .\S5-y»l. $40 '-'w9iumaft«f. tC aaSew t*st »£ s»r».c* ?«*cr*u. aKisarf- OU LOPT. t«S U|b •cfcool effii CALL 3S5-«" SaaBig. MI Jiae EJ- Cadi 555-40^. GOYA CL.*5^lv.\L aMaisfi fu£- ckt. 4- THwtss aU. Peruser cur- LOST - 2 Httrnaiaries Jwka u- sfStwB. SXC. after 5 S«wy Hail iast W«d»e*Ury. Last iff m«B*s UTatorf Call ED 2- Automotiv«| Service Center OH^f s«««* S*"*14** 5 I • L »brx**» •0> c***M4- NorTO- M! The facttlty-studem speaker • wy* SERVKS to j«r ten. Yo« W.witp: urt teito nk&- wMwaM ^-,M committee continued hearings ™*iy* K*r «1*rt beck Call ED 3-147? 42 mood. mo«4 Virginia VtrtUU* or riciRit* tor or vicinity for yfX'NG COUPLE with or wuh- ,< Wednesday afternoon with stu¬ +*** y?* vT™ 0Mr •«««* dent organisation*. r>»-' *■» cj yv«M mttj taehrte (V to two pound* , ■■.u.j. CARIES AL'TTimViKE *> coati 134«. Th«*ag.»in». Call Thaokagtving. C»U Jim, ED Jim. ^ ^ w ^ home The Young Republicans ques¬ ot your W»*« undar shirts and root free, Wife to take care of tioned the future role of the e«»- anj aklrta. Call ED2-IN». S3~ clothing which will noe tad.. _ iti iriri 9 month old cWM starting In mitte*. Fletcher MoroUngh. Ionia cumirmiTBimrnTr. junior said. "The purpose of the furaiahed, -Quail {jUftltty tu ^t &E WOfk . ' CC WffliC , Pittsburgh TurnpikeInterch*of*, *v 51 CmH llu'l"'lf""r" ^ Young Republicans' hearing with AMERICAN DIAPER prtcee. 355-SIC. 3- Nu^mNwr 31' GARAGE for automobile the committee wa» to determine Storage. Mu« be in E. Lansing. whether or not the committee „ »k. me » SERVICE 1VHME5EEVKT w ■/ r***~ 111 E. WASHTENAW Phone 3S5-«024. 40 was restricting, to any degree, IV 3-»^ _ A>KlSK55ttK Typ«st and muln- WAKTOOt MDERS t» K*»Ne^ treestorn of speech," J! l«th offset printing (Wick & white Jersey. Leaving Friday. Novem- He said the committee told t_ " 4 color>- 16^ General typing, »*r IK Call ED 2-0354. 3? fundahed bachelor house In E. him that they did not haw the ZZSZTR Hi" SW tlon*. ™ *cr-.»;*£*%f ED 2-M54. It.wm ^aK'HTP . - .■!. For 5 rM, to M.V.C, L.n.lnf ,r« Pta. IV J.** power to disapprove of a speaker. They have only the power to ap¬ Friday, December 14, after «; after prove. He said they stated that «; mi -r . „ p.m. final. Call 355-5361, Ed or they seeked to Inform the I'ni- work *rnl ?£* t*rmP**1"*-Ca" Larry. S3» DESPERATE - 2coeds«mher 23 to January * Id^ ministrative bodies before their ^ il£Z ^ clr,«lE^''.II J55-5.,,. ». - SM ,APARTMENT. AFARm. l $9 per *r*k. adoption as He a I'nlvwrslty policy. said the committee would ccwlAS Aftxr jwn kw _ TMESES PRINTED . _ - Utilities inclukied. 10 minutes remain in existence until the flu Rapid service, quality Dlaj turnpike. Rounvi-trlp riders - from c«n«u#. 4JW->32 SV l?niverslty policy on speakers 37 print•. Alst© blvto printing. fhanksglvtng. l eaving Twaday, rVTINC: General and thesis. Ex- Nov«mb#r 20. Call 355-4104. S3? is changed. According to Joy Sokeltous, TRY A STATE NEWS WANT AD periencod. Reasonable rates. Tqp» CAPITAL CITY PILE Philadelpha Junior and a Young Can ED '-013$. S3? Ferris Sends 8 Republican, the committee told Titer that If a speaker ls allowed Morrie Rlchman presents k ^iSCrn PESETT!J»e anJ^ to speak anywhere else In printing. Wonch GraphicS«rvice. Michigan he should be allowed h?y.arr^«», cim ■> to speak on campus. It doesn't on^30E.*tMichigan, ptionr intcrwt^i In .Vutlj. e»t! SS2- matter which side of Grand River JC f036. "The purpose of the proposed i Charter night to London o ing Wednesday night at the in- Forum Committee would be to C Paris from New York. June *63. *.i"',on 0< N,!SS *Uty>1 P"er,or- inform the Cnlverslty Adminis¬ CAROL TOMILNSON, expert- 71 Round-trip Round-trip cost - 1255. Phone MSl' P*nHel f,cult* *dvls*r- tration so they would know who Miss Peterson said the Ferris encsd typist. Typing of aov nature 555-OSXS. delegation hoped to "obtain new w*s speaking on campus and also PATTERKS, domestic and irn- on IBM Electric Typewriter. Call to Identify speakers properly." ideas from tne active Panllel : >tvo. "portwd yarns. 10% DISCOt'NT collect Eaton Rapids. 4-4Mr>. Council here." said Miss Sokeltous. ^ don^jtW; yams tt> MSC stu- Pick up and delivery C40 chartered bus i She said the speaker commit¬ .s'k-out Alterition work on knit 1 Jersey for ,r"- Thanksgiving. Probe The rapid expansion of Ferris tee told her that they had no »$$<tanb!^.C.TS^5; 1.355- 'FerrlT^^" said. £23 Mall Court S3? ■:. Ser.tlng (Erandor\ C3~ 'sly. large Open T\~SER\k:E. Special rate for college housing. Service calls. 9A.M. IT'S GREAT U. A&sah** EXPERIENCED TYPIST, manu¬ honesty. ACME ALTERATIONS, Himrmng 4 T\ . scripts. term papers and general typing. Electric typewriter. DAILY for A DATE Phone 355-0904. S3« stvUnr- formals trousi EXCLUSIVELY ONC Warner Brothm Records tt< lilA-A . skim, ate NEEDLE *N THRE\D SHOP. I0S Division, behindOro- 2^*^ ^'NC- Theses and PUS Dna Store Fn 2 wi r thrm*s done in my home. 3132 Pt!W R^-w 2-9Wl^ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28-8:00 P.M. or adults ReaswaHe. 0U«Ufi«d Instructor. Tt V Larch. IV THF51S AND term papers typed. LANSING CIVIC CENTER Experienced. Fast service. Flee- 4-W3©. S.. trie typewriter. ED 2-4597. S39 \40 Brunswick Lanes pox Office Opens Tomorrow Ideal ^olle*r P«P«rs. Typed and, or • BILLIARDS 39 Varieties edr-vms, students bv spectalhf priced for understanding stu- edltw! 0I> cimPus- 15 • AIR CONDITIONED 2820 E. GRAND RIVER SAT.,NOV. 17-11 A.M. to 5 P.M. car- Jem photographer. ED 2-3325. P«-'«>"- Ntrs- A,den- 355-8Iff: • SNACK BAR (NE.\R FRANDOR) rhool. S3" TICKETS: Main Floor $3.50. 2.75, 2.25 MEZZ: Phone IV 7-3761 *^'.53, S» AT 53.50, 2.75, 2.50. 2.00 ARENA- $2.50. 2.00. 1.75 Open 6 a.m. to 12 Midnight _______ COllPLE5 - photographed In Want-Ad Friday & Saturday ALL SEATS RESERVED. For Reservations phone Hjs- IV 2-0624 srhools 1 color at your term party. ularty priced. 1 week return. Pcp- Special THE BEAUTIFUL NEW •_V Samplei. ED 2-3535. S3" Extended to Nov. 30 TY SERVICE, by graduate e'ec- Save $1.50 •15 woras HOLIDAY LANES ED trical engineer. Reasonable •5 days rates. Mick Leffler, phcaie 337- CoB 355-8255 FRANDOR IS^UST SOCTH OF US" shop ot Jocobson's every friday night until nine THE SUBURBAN COAT for men mindful of quality, style and practicality in casual wear . . . our clean-cut, masculine wool melton winter warmer, lined and MEN'S SHOP collarrd with furry, dense one of Hie great sweater classics acrilan acrylic to give tftis Christmas: pile. Black or bark. CREWNECK SHETLAND PULLOVER Sizes 36 to 4£; by Jaeger, Ltd. of Great Britain ... a regular and long. full-fashioned casual of luxuriously 35.00 soft brushed wool in Handsome heather tones. Btue-blaci. olive-black, grey, pewter or natural. 38 to 44 sizes. 13.98 jocobson's Man's Shop 2Y0 Abbott Rood "EN'SSH0P ■ •- ' i,«, . ■ ' • - Friday, Kovem>>« 1Q Michigan state N>ws. E>at Lansing. Michigan Mormon Beliefs J D's To Be Aired Faith Bishop's Pope's Discoasii* "*k« ttw Mor- on "Th* fngUah before th, l!tu "I "J I ROME r - Pspe John \MM moos Belie**" in the thir.i pub- ' W long tear fully appealed Monday so the teoture~disctt»fc» Ssnday is te *, yootg ieawates of * Rotne re- *tU be Martin T. Pond, Sectoral formatory to 'ooi to tK« ftwrf- candidate at MSI. in agricultural ,>fl* he brightened with * specif nxwrnk *» He is preaortic * Campus vide commKtt* of Catholic. The profossur, '.^''1 'V«J Sunday dinner and jSfts of cash. counaelar to &ishep Pearswn of Protestant and Jewish clergy, is anrt th# th.*4trT "H yvHi warn u> j«cce*d.'* the **» loc*1 vk^™° Cburcfc. ---•By Linda Midi tMewted to focus attention on the eludes TX\ew? ' ■ Pond will evplaw tityt the Pock moral re«po«sib4lity of the iwfi- This In ♦» ' Pop* told 2*,1 sfRll* d*tt». production .*t. Mormon U * seligknss r*cSr3 The Bible as an esseutial far worship aad theofc** ** vidual driver. situation »fDtftiet Wofcater, fteat 3o*«cs. '*yo« most also know how tO V'4 * i*-lv»4«W«. V* «W KVWW viction commonly ahared fey many o* us. W* often turn to the According to James M. Bare. American statesman and lawyer, A#k'ng tt«• ^ in the Israel. which left J*r\»sal< Scriptures for *0 4nsWr««*fintofour crillaf aoddwKlay within Chairman of the Michigan State who attends the wedding of Mary creit^r Forget th* past .»ad present. around ?00 FX. and came part cf ^ the perspective of Cod's historical purpose. Safety Commission, th* two-day and jab*a Sw* aM flnto him.- Company ► confidence in ~h* Lord. S.Kcth VmerK-a. Thee* pecpl* a UlHWUMM «M efcpiM to maXe s*» J*fending Jabei against the contact *ith the JUble. even if we later decide to r*J*ct its sig¬ it possible for those who ob¬ Dtvil. nificance 10 our lives. As th* church determine the meanings of serve Sabbath OR Saturday tojotr, Always a warm welcome at faith, its th*ology is basically Biblical. in catling attention to the moral When times were hard, Jabes Seventh - Day How do w* interpret rt*e Bible today? Becaus* its aecfcorag* is implications of observing traffic had become discouraged and, in in t*e pjist. how cm th* sacred history pertain to our contem¬ rules. a fit of temper, said he would Adventist Church porary lives? 1st the light of scientllle progress. Joes th* Bible "Sponsors of th* Traffic Safe¬ "sell hi# soul lo the Devil. Mr. Temporarily meeting at hold troths relevant to our own S**rvh for meaning? ty Sabbath crusade believe that Scratch (the Devil) appeared and University Lutheran Church r« understand the meaning originally lnt«n>Afd by Biblical an understanding of th* moral re¬ jabei made a ileal with him and CXvision and Ann St. * r iters of th* time.'we need to employ * n*®st careful critical sponsibility af drivers is sweded immediately began to prosper. SATURDAY SERVICES pcoc*A>r*. We wast opee th* Bible so it sp**s its ordinal. as much as or more than com- Ten years a.m. Sahbeth School »«th««rtc to us. later, on label's 10:50 a.m. Worship Service prehension of the legal or t«ch~ It is *it4i t« remetnber rt>*t the tnbie is not tn wt's UIms sbout aical responsibilities.*' Mare Howard P. Weeks - minister Oo»J. God's xVas ibout m*n« T"his is v«Ificult to .-OBipr*h*«*3. said. «:see we Irww th*: s,h* Scriptures w*rv composedbv human be- *gge*mg "^W Bible J«es sot (o>. us prtmsrily sua ana's vaivws. Nut or the jr*csoty.- *nd redeispctv* activity «tC«tl W*c*cowe closer to •V1: :his U we this* to tenas of the Hoiv ^sirit. Plymouth First Baptist Eastminster Congregational Peoples Church >istoric*Uy through th* church, th* Word ofGod is Presbyterian Chord in ,-v«4rd Ws:;"«on\ «t a^e >toty Spirit. It UtuauaJCM th* mind East Lansir»g Church ,>• :-?«j jutd ccavtaces his he*r*. tftetColspeahs to him and acts \tlegan at Towtiseed St Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. llMKlkSgiVtRg' is ;K»c th* Scriptures are a living .dbujwcicaaoc of Him- Dr. Alfred D» Crey, preaching :c us. ar w« r**J the Bifete with ep*o eyes, we can #** that use « r*l#t*» this, vt is th* word at Cod. Church School at same hour '.-•.-* are :naa> methods of interpreting the Bible «raploy*d Chancel Choir under the ,- -Uteraih i'tegoricailjf ami doctrotaUy. Is acy certain direction of Richard E. the S*st * KT5USTT rdAswetaiists he!;?** th* th* Bibi* xs hrtratty The *w?d « Sr. Youth Fellowship 6:90p.m. C*r» ■*>*! atroo is i*.>w us «cttta> seoteoceschat a nere'y trar?r-.ibed, Ofeitctively.it is HUArect word to us. First Christian ,s t iirscuit vt«w tj ara£.nt*aa whec w* scjdy history. Reformed Church Lansing Centra •v.V:-.«s extract ociy the ivn*l*ss context at ase Bible, re- 2*0 Marshall St. Lansirtg Free Mot-xxjijj vtrrythusg e(s*. They place « m a -** iramework ai Rev. John M. Hv>fman. Pastor Church sc .*ejfctlc bought, a:though this view apposes ttacaCA# ftasde- tt aj i*tr'j»«sfltal to a dear wtterstaadbag of Vk'mtng Service 9t00 3i 11:15 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. fc'vwlng Service " p.m. Those in need ■ of transpor¬ '5-i «* are pmrftrnmi by th* historical cftar actero/ the Bible. tation call: *# i-wK tftat is i wrtweo wttrwss af the reweiatsoo of Cod » Mr. Herr> Bosch at Tovrie j£ !srael. >« »t rdf*r to people af to»Say r the recettt AH SaifHf* Enitcepal CWcS hotaer a doy oi d+- '/he Bxbie siast V accepted ia as MMtrtcticemu as rele- lifht fcf this little 9 it I and he* »N»thef. Soectal tree t* fo* ell •aat to <£< today. for this is th* way Cod tnj**e Wtaweli Itajwr wh« attended wet* a veriety el yectaged howe-mode jsm end -?ugh e*e®tts -cward the foiSSfcaa*ot af Hts purpose. Th* Bab- St. Johns 5ti*dert xcai. *rs»rt ;aterpr*t*d tiwee e**ets as the action of Cod. tellies end a iwftitt jMKkof* booth, with mystery bo**» sent First Christia East Larsir»g tar studytog the itible. w* caraawt hop* w appty it Mgrnftc-aectv hy »*«b*es ei tho church who hove moved. Church Trinity Cwrch Parish o ?u.v isle jB4ts Jf w« io -xv K*cept it as a cearwnpcrar* nse- It'ar Arough whKth. Cod' reveais Wtr»*if to man. How thee. Jo ** itstniss dae Jwsbcs •o*erte* * '-s th* Bibi* waaningftil to poeed by scfiaacUfcT its- our ahascat a*tst*oce* Lutherans IS w« can convince jtirseivif^ that. the Btble ia a tawass af t herweee Cod acd aeo of jay time, then science reaKy T*i*vant to its «sS* potat. Neiv Minister so >itheworeconpi«t*ty tre* is a scientific analysis, «*». Walter Wlettke will **ve of tfc* American Luther* sid stii: Saul to confront a* ws& Cod. Ps* Barf* is personal. became peswr c-f Cnbtemry L a- Church. w. as terms tftac peept* erf aof€«Jwr« therac Chnrch ac CVcetnbrr 1, He is alsc etsgaged in writing the fast Lasting coegreg*toc church educations^ macertal and iiuMMict i. wtfi be one af the translators of Presently the pastor of St. the forthcoming book. "'Karl INTER-CITY BIBLE CHURCH James Laeherar Char.h ia De- Halts Collected Essavs". tro«. the Re*. Mr. Wimfc* will suc-ceed Se-». Deeald W, Hertr and th* Rev. Charles T. Kurn-sick. 1 Pastor Klinfcsjci will head the Sunday Novemfer IS. : UNIVERSITY 'On Mass* Cltetot: Heights Lutheran Church £ «t« a-m. COLLEGIATE PIBLE CL sn Columbus, Ofeio. Pastor Herb "■ ~ Mr. Lvie Abboc. teach*- CHRI5TUNCHURCH was called to Chapei HU1. North V*U*T mass*' wOlhecetebraoKi B 11:00 a jr. "FOR THESE we C-fV; ac *:» p^a. Sunday #r St. Jgfea*s Carolina, w became regional ^ "^0 p^n. "SUNDAY - HOLY DAY student canter h atvoives m secretary for theDtvisionafCol- '*"« «»■*—». 10B&& W^' Wed ?:» pjn. Prayer and Pible Stui expl «s*c.on a th* atwrgy if tfiw ;ege and Itaversiry Work of the 4 'W**: For transportation call IV '-Jkv Natsoaai Lutheran Council. Th* 'Rev. Mr. Wsecrte. <0> W- f % " EAST LANSING served as pressietd af the Amer- \ ;M Edgewoos - eoc^es Uri*ersit> Metrodist St. Andrews ■ FIRST WESLEYAN FRIENDS MEETING lean Lutheran Pastors Mtsecia- ijm -j|-' Ocrcr CHURCH Eastern Orthodox son ia Decroi; and One age and METHODIST CHURCH the Southern. Michigan Cosier- Church 4 University East Michi^ar Ave. a: v i ' Student Center Re*. R. S. Kicholso- X. ~«aaii.il ml i Talent Featured Sunday School - * +e » " a Morning Ser ice - I > j • =noee -WN-A315 I "Social Dynamite'* special music program U*- Evening Service - ?^C ? SUNDAY SERVSCCS "Counting With GocT FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE SL-NDAY SERVICES SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH lanstc