Inside MICHIGAN Weather foitb on Ca«p»t. * Mostly cloudy today with a Cl*bop.«. TV Serle», p. I. TATE NEWS few scattered shower* STATE this morning, likely high in mid 40's. UNIVERSITY , 54 No. 59 " — 11 I if"1"* East Landing, Michigan Wednesday, November 21, 1962 Price 10$ ed China Calls India Cease Hre ush Falls On India's Reaction To Offer Cautious Holiday Schedule Planned n entering into negotiat- the bitter border dispute, The campus will take on Its a's immediate response traditional holiday solitude denounce the Peking move Thursday as many students and - faculty-member s desert build¬ Pf. •-« Minister Nehru's ings for the Thanksgiving week- government in New Delhi, but some Indian sources said the Male students staying on Chinese plan for a mutual pull- campus for the rest of this week back by the forces meant the will remain in their own rooms, Indians would have to withdraw but girls must occupy Butter- from certain areas the Chinese field Hall. No meals will be have not yet seized. served in the dining rooms/ The Peking broadcast said the The Union Building wtll be open Chinese on Dec. 1 will pull back from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. every 12 1/2 miles from the actual day will except Sunday. The cafeteria line of control of Nov. 7. 1959, serve meals from 11:30 a.m. in the middle and western - 1 p.m. and S - 7 p.m. Saturday and noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. The With the prospect of a Him¬ On the eastern sector, the grill will be open Saturday from 7:30 to 4:30 p.m. and alayan peace unclear', President announcement said, the Chinese a.m. Sun¬ Kennedy announced in Washington will withdraw to 'he disputed day from 10 a.m. to 10*30 p.m. TURKEY The library will be available TIME--Gory Hummel, Lansing (unior, prepares for that he is sending a special high- McMahon line and then pull back level mission to India Wednesday an additional 12 1/2 miles. every day except Thursday for Turkey Day. Watch out turkey! -State News Photo to assess what arms aid the Nehru has insisted that the students remaining on campus. United States should supply Chinese must clear The Student Services Building completely Kennedy Orders will be open only to staff mem¬ against the RedChineseinvasion. out of what New Delhi considers The surprise India's "sacred soil." bers possessing personal keys. roadcast by Peking Radio However, Nehru has held open Students unable to go home for the offer to negotiate if the Chin¬ Thanksgiving dinner are Invited to St. Johns' Catholic Student Center Thursday. Reservations be made through Father End To Blockade night. Red C ese held withdrew Sept. 8. to the lines just Communist troops went on their they before the can WASHINGTON If) President the bombers, It announced were taken on its latest big offensive. - move following ear¬ Kavanaugh at 337 9778, Rev. Paul Kennedy announced Tuesday night lier removal of nuclear missiles, own initiative toward peacefully The Chinese gave no indication Besanceney. a Jesuit priest, will that Premier Khrushchev has further reduces theCubancrisis. settling the border dispute. that they were givlnj up their discuss mixed marriages at • promised withdrawal of Soviet But the President said the United Peking indicated the cease-fire claim to 40,000 square miles of HAPPY THANKSGIVING! Sunday Forum at 7:30 p.m. jet bombers from Cuba within States still laeks any provision and troop withdrawal will be Himalayan soil which India re¬ A metropolitan atmosphere for 30 days. Kennedy, for his part, for United Nations Inspection and irried < gards as its own. But the Peking Thanksgiving can be had by ordered an end to the naval any "lasting safeguards" against emic Senate Plans foreign students attending the quarantine of Cuba. reintroduction of offensive wea¬ Inter-Varsity Christian Fellow¬ If all offensive weapons are pons. ship's International Student removed and if Cuba is not used Thanksgiving House Party in Chi¬ for offensive purposes in the He said the United States had identified a number of Soviet AUSG Names New Discuss Forum Issue cago. The students in the program will have dinner in an American home and spend the weekend future "there the will be peace in Caribbean," Kennedy told a ground but ance that combat that units in Cuba, there had been they would leave. He assur¬ NSA Co-ordinator with a Chicago family. - But he declared the United Student-Faculty Speaker' the MSU Speaker Committee and government obscene behavior, said the United States still wants AUSG President Jim Barnes, is getting students to know what recommendation the one which is being developed Details on this program are States will not give up its po¬ The council could specify some adequate verification. Flint Junior, Tuesday named Don establishment of for the state Coordinating Coun- available from Mrs. Wold, hos¬ litical, economic and similar changes in the original recom- Tabone, Buffalo, N.Y., senior, forum committee on cil. tess of the U. N. Lounge. measures to prevent Cuba from He said there was not any at¬ mendation. Dean of Students John the MSU co-ordlnator for the i; MSI will be pre- A cabin party is being spon¬ being used as a base for Com¬ tempt to invade the island of The Academic Council willde- Fuzak said Tuesday. Fuzak said United States National Student Ae Academic Council bate the recommendation of the sored for students of all faiths munist subversion in the West¬ Cuba but he said there still would any changes would "probably MSU speaker committee which by the Baptist Student Center ern Hemisphere. be no attempt to prevent efforts At the come in the area of making some same time, Barnes is¬ Saturday night. It will be held Khrushchev's agreement to re- to remove the Castro govern- would allow all authorized student sued statement pledging his I Way passages more specific or in Anderson Park, with bus trans¬ a r Ann Arbor organizations to sponsor speak- cjear. support to fight any movement » speaker policy which The recommendation issued portation for the students. Cost Robbers Loot seeking MSU's withdrawal from r ;o the Coordi- (Continued 8) for the evening is 50 cents. Soccer Team Gets the national student union. JCasv,ite- >r Higher Edu- on page While Thanksgiving for most is Marie's Fashions Tabone's appointment ends a supported instl- a time of fun and celebration, A weekend theft of $5,000 worth St.Louis Re-Match three-week period of vacillation ^Michigan, the girls of North Case Hall of Clothing from Marie's Fash¬ The soccer team will Journey which characterized the office : John Hannah, have looked at its sober side. ions in East to St. Louis to play the St. Lansing left police after the ouster of former NSA 1 MSU Academic The dorm's social committee still searching for clues Monday. Louis Billikens in a semi-finals co-ordinator Dick McLellan, "4 the council would is sponsoring a project to donate Miss Lenore Anderson, game. The Billikens handed the East Lansing junior. 12 baskets to needy Lansing fam¬ Spartan Booters their only set¬ J changes * necessary Poiicy into line to ilies. Headed by chairman Pat daughter of the store the thieves owner, said back of the season in St. Louis. McLellan was one of six stu¬ vtfth app-~ently selected dent leaders removed from office * Coordnating Council Hiscox, Long Island, N.Y., soph¬ coats and dresses which they 2-1. Nov. 1 for their part in the un¬ From AP and UPI Wires _F Education. omore, the girls filled and decor¬ particularly wanted. The Spartan ice hockey team cleared speaker incident. The opposition group intends |v«t. dean of the Col- Cuba Ready To Swop Prisoners For Food And Drugs ated the baskets, with a $5 prize awarded to the best decorated. Police said there was no evi¬ dence of doors being forced In opens its season Thanksgiving night in Canton, New York. They Tabone said his first job will be to set up a line of communi¬ to bring the membership ques¬ tion to a campus-wide refer en- NEW YORK - Negotiating Attorney James B. Donovan said Names of the families were ob¬ either the building or the store- will face the stickmen of St. cation with the student body. Re and ih. . Tuesday most of the preliminaries have been agreed upon to tained from the Salvation Army. Lawrence University. "I think our biggest problem prisoners for food, medi- Barnes' pledge to support NSA arrange an exchange of Cuban n I *aid membership marks the first time he foresaw no clne and drugs. he has taken a stand on the issue es between The swaP 18 understood to call for shipment of $62 million worth Net Designed To Produce Revenue (Continued on 8) .on issued by °' medicine, food and drugs to Cuba in return for the 1,113 pri- page "ski Blasts Donovan said the swap could not be completed without official approval of both the United States and Cuban governments, but Meters Insure Faculty Denies Hekhuis that if approval were given the committee -could retrieve the prisoners wiOrtn 10 days. Was Investigated Student Congress Speaker "ney Offer Fifteen West German Ministers Submit Resignations trated persons who only has a Dennis McGinty, Lansing Junior, • • J-™ GERMANY - All 15 Christian Democratic ministers have offered fifty cent piece when you need said Tuesday that the allegiance >y governor- their resignations to West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, parking meter change, you un¬ of AUSG advisor Louis F. Hek¬ The Personnel invitation The surprise move came after five Free Democratic P ry doubtedly have your own private Building near huis, assistant to the Dean of war going with the the west coed dormitories, the ministers resigned Tuesday in protest against Adenauer s refusal meters on Students, is not under investi¬ Join him Music Building, the Power Plant, fire defense minister Franz Josef Strauss. campus. gation, as reported in Tuesday's But strangely enough, those Student Services Building, and State News. Castro Willing To Give Up Bombers University parking meters are Olin Health Center all have park¬ The article said there was a WASHINGTON - Prime Minister Fidel Castro disclosed Tuesday not the revenue getters everyone ing meters near them to help feeling among members of Con¬ thinks. keep parking spaces open for State Ad- 1* willing to give up his Soviet Jet bombers and head the Cuban short-term gress' steering committee that parking. said."We're crisis toward solution. U.S. officials called this "a hopeful "Parking meters were origi¬ Jenison Field House was the Hekhuis was "more aligned to sign but waited to learn what conditions were attached. ( together, not to nally installed on north campus the administration." first to g«r meters several years The republicans declared his readiness to let Russia take back the 30 McGinty said there was an ■ Caatro as a method to insure available ago, to open up parking spaces Jf! ^stani that." or more IL28 bombers in a letter to U Thant, acting Secretary parking space to authorized Uni¬ for people desiring to buy tickets apparent misunderstanding on the hw R! ?"V¥rT,or crttl- General of th; United Nations. versity people desiring to con¬ part of the reporter. to athletic events. duct business in the area," said P,ot To $°botag. International Bridge Students complaining about Richard Bemltt, director of th.e parking tickets received parking *L:essed u> one *yen-man hoard BROWNSVILLE, Tex. - A U.S. immigr^r'-n service Mid Tuesday Mexican authorities stopped a plot to dynamite department of public safety. Prior to this, studies showed during the day on north campus, Library Trims ' "■k me » >™» JTu Er J£JLl Sri*. !*».«. Sou* Texas el* .~l M..- that parking spaces on the north should read their Student Motor Vehicle Regulations more close¬ Regular Hours personally." amoros, Mexico. „ edge of campus close to the _51*1* "f invitation Authorities said that the men arrested had 50_st East Lansing business district ly. police officials said. mite in their possession along with plans to Itomb >»£ only t0 Parking areas not covered In Efr** M. Hare.Secretiry were occupied mainly by non- Gateway Bridge and their old one. Both span the Rio Grande. the regulation* are considered University people, Bernitt con¬ no parking arear for students It will be closed all dayThtnks- tinued. High Vice Rate In Red China during daylight hours, police giving. 'Mlcte "Since that time, six groups said. On Friday it will be open from what HONG KONG - The Chinese < oi meters with four to six park¬ Motor Vehicle Regulations are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on Saturday f *anted to put has been wiped out in Red China but a recent arrival said lues ing spaces each, have been in¬ „ from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. stalled at strategic locations to available from University police headquarters, and tm given each CAM»T BE DOHE~Do yew find . yourself'risking parking mets The library will resume 1 prevent storage parking, and pro¬ Student when he registers his bw,,t •" ch*n9* Spirri ton, regular 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. hours vide Short term parking." Ber- car. Fe#reat, III. f 2 Michigan State Stews, East Lansing. Michigan Inefficiency In Registrar's Office It i*t used tv> be published on * yearly the fc*gUtr*i\ basis, is now published by the 4Eept».--T-b4»y4n view ol tt>» fact that- th(* f*ou!t> sn*1 it will oe more accurate and not dir^torles, th<> winter term require supplements, is a per¬ v;»e *t»jse*red fectly workable plan—if the for f»! 5soh*st\il<>. AUo«f these puMto«tU>n* schedules are published in time wtin »ppe»rev1 eventually* wtth tfte ex- for students to use them in plan¬ oeption v>f t?ie * • ter term time ning courses. Many departments - (i«d..'. • a • - -v ii) s tixytcHtd *«>• in the Vnirersitv pro-enroll their students, and without the schedule Put «»> t>e useftsl to book, it is a nearly impossible the* nypeur *»hen they sre operation. The cv-ejrf for We understand that the Regis¬ ex*n\p!e. *ere ntiM th*erier. t'niversity of Micht- DusVMorf, WattfcMf tVrtJMf, («(<«(]' • : v:< rr.anks- |f*«. which ha? an e n r o il m e n t tV urtrtn*. "WV tk rtits Hp- mifc*» rm»*v out ot commimt* tr**jkv- nearly as large as State's, has , vW*«»t," Otr«ty TV>r«* aws* UN* 51 • .■"t.-r^es were r.Ar" classes "Hit* s*t ofI crt*» of '\>*r»fv" wvi "V'jv ^ \v*e believe that it can be done WVt h*! fcUrtrmi tV fwwtrnKMM'* crstv - -.•< emMrgtM rrtdw* tf»« tV cr*cb>V«r o« t*<- ♦MwctUUy fsoltitc*! te nwure. TV crttu < «r tfw «l «•>« bfettc tW«K of •ini* *r* M t« h» uwk! re jtsttfy wr< • «?:**!* tc V observed « «n Mm**. To tV POP « w*n*Nl clesr tiutt Vrr »■)> Lebanese Student Finds 'S' CkrlsttM Dernvvrttsc P*rry fc«5 rwwi*.! &» principle to or\J®r t» quirt * v*« r<< w*s tV cM*f t*rg*t of abuse Ve»uw v *»* • 'Cozy, Lovely, And Warm' party. Put I* * {VMM of fact, o< tV Sps*?s*i affair i»*il "!>.t* Adenauer .*.'••• Nrtor* j»* left tV Oej**Ve* wrrtt * btc qurst-o- r.t-v -<•.• ;rv tV NR*tt*er of jwrtc*. Wottpm SttrvnVripr- - Gtonpe WMrr LjOsrt To The Editor tesowS«%e of tV «rr»s» Vraww tf V Si*?. v *< vaw Wodkwd tV *cVcw. {SnunmVryy .< .<- tV Cahit*«* At th» «ory dmlqp*! tV rrvv.v t St«t . On WILS, NSA, Zionism, Etc. RtmWS I* tV tfefeftS* MtTUST*:' Straws* ha* U« w«k V aatumii Ver puMtsVr Au$?wsr'< -• t»l«ff5r.>rtnf Mm rc "t-for-r" .i» sjVi»3»i «s >:s *ij!.Vs K pwmt?j *!ptfTMB AW«r*. pKnacags-. ««4 V$ s»* oS tV *«t wsii *tn»r TV TOP is JlHllH Strsusf v : I t**\. XX VcVr tertss. ftrtV«!Ta«| frwn A«See»*r is ttsr flri^ of i .-.\r w At&tmS. v,x*»5J jart *♦ «f«fwer tV ^vrmtvt't vairrlmfs. !mA«-s*«P *r-jre-: k * tc '«v<* ic hs$ to itry- ??&s£X#rpc«. #o?c af *«' te- cocW pro** to V * c«mjrrvpt*«?. A -sr.s* ~ tV MSL .-«»{»«» to stiap ItfSl.' tVs* "■««os!4e** 4S5^S ^ C?" - twit t« '"TV *Kt«f* » » tfw ?'.r.r • - S«rtaf ?WV «t»3tn» *V rr» .-: s ,%*!0*rr4^5!t SS\. After irr*fr tVs* facts jV ctAko H* «j» hspcai cVtce: Zionism (inarMal {*•:. m Ar*b Classy Brass ence Stud dkis dm mm&iTf Romney Workers 1 Gifts from Sea State Kort» gilt Lanting, Michigan Wednesday, November 21, 1961 3 Sales Lagging Faculty Member Wans Rrst Rocital Surgical Aides Trained To Take Burden From Nurses Dale Participate* Faith on In Panel Forum On Year Book Soprano member music of Clnla Davit, the faculty, will new department of present her x*~STZSii tT!SS^i sr-:r-1^- "K,uii,,vf Dr. Edward C. Dale, heed of the mental health division of the MSU Health Service, participated Campus iJS1^Wotocrla* .**'** for ^ In contract the modem W'el- first recital oe campus at 9:15 .pun. Tuesday evening in the Mu¬ TTXt^l^oTTJr ^-^«'o«^tr.inlngpn>. as a panelist at a recent meeting yearbook should *«rine la a of the Michigan Society of Neur¬ picture stery of the sic Auditorium. earlier tills month. .T"1 ****** •chool year. Early fall term, The program will consist of evoerlen, » iJIji,.. ,,,m ology ami Psychiatry In Detroit. w«»Rt »«!« at preMW. Diane ,•««* By Linda Mttta Stewart, sale* manager aald the staff begins to gather at or tea tongs by Debussy. Schubert, and Dale, who also holds the posi¬ !' m* J ** •<«*<:*«• • **** *■» «» >«WtvlR| roWineW Lew sale* at fall tertrVH r«w- and phot ogr apha tor the new year¬ Caaala. as well as several book, which comes out In May. lah numbers and a group of Span- s. siwraasirc tion of university psychiatrist 1 , Kwwt here, was a member of a five- the lag. she * iiiil. J>W*«*Mt* nutht been ^ ••id. But fsod aaW This yetr'v wmrttti wm Chrlttipu folkaongs. ' ^ Wp." Mid M1m man panel which spoke on "P*y- r^ :o reflfce* WR mt q**t tor knewt*v». at the She will be chiatrlc problem 1,000 Rita PuJtek and accompanied by • contain 4J0 pages aod over Ik. lr,(nl<« I, dnltnl » KTLeritot* *>»* <** tr*tettoa establish. by H»p«frt»s. •re J*1* •»*> tf the dorms aasisted by clar¬ I *" ' ,:...,-i« (<* o«r Neeslnfs fertn|the pa,< y«r c>v pwMnt «T the slack. pictures, including pictures of udllte the non-professional ~ ltw y«rt»ok 150 organisatlont. Holmea taid. inetist Elsa Ludwtg. former first workers In the hosplists on sur¬ ufrtX** «* **«•• h*tfew«o«r t»tn in knowledge. Pfhre will The book It now In the clarinet of the Rochester Phil- gical teams in operating, delivery Jump from #lfht PfB. iter f*W>on «* c^. w« U* that any altion stage, with compo- harmanic and now printing Bched- first clarinet FORMERLY the ,* «t*u v«m* only tturwash hrvecienin* our Nort- Each Wolverine costs uled to begin winter term at of the Lanting g Symphony. ,* | x*#t SWT* e* k«o»le<%e «BC*rrUn| e»eA aspect M> produce. The dtfferetve is about III Speaker-Hines & Thomas Inc. POPURS HOTEl ^ -.<;tV It * «lr fingertips, fo lWfcr to adk>pt firm of I up through Croup picture anting. tnwNUVMi eeek possibly lor its worth in .r.v.,Nefi* b» &M*»rfeed by mvKh rt",at we find. Put Sales dorm*, representative# in the sororitie* and fratemi- Holmea said that this Wolverine promises to be *nd better than last year's bigger Varsity Drive-fn I Mile Eatf of (kit lammf on year's ^ ^*ial credo, 9*W 35 books or more. I*: Wolverine received an All- ED T^ie21 j ■ nv«Wfce l*o«eetrt»emain problems <* itfe. t>emoeewele*ri»tl»e tens we actually k««t. Jerry Holmet, associate edit- American rating from the As¬ ADCil 3 p.m. to 2 a.m. ,< v , i- -. Veep i* mittd ttvat knowle\tge is onlv * mean* «V said it this year's Wolverine sociated Collegiate Tress. This award was one of sU In the na¬ UrLn FrI. and Sat. to 3 a.m. PLAN NOW for your term ■ *ery difterew fK>m the first ^}» e-\ts, tke mat* Mporttt* one *et<* rait*. u %e tion presented to schools with ■: l-ow ledge Inhumanlife. «e can declare who Wolverine of l«U. Before l«H, Oeliyery Service s:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. party at INN AMERICA >*arNs,>ks were pro^uce.1 ten thousand students or more. .v the *wU1 iranl us. spor- *dtcalty by various classes. "4 Tridition of Ficgancc" fs'4\ we «ttl h«v« an experience with G E. LANSING'S NEW WHATEVER YOU NEED •\,.< V equtyfMd *ith * weens ol supporting our Holmes said that the name lYtnlty Collegiate Pellowehtp- • '■*■• our r>*t Wllv propared to overcome IwUef*. The per*c»-. who has found * val- Wolverine probably has no con¬ nection with the University of J:45 p.m., Sunday. East Lansing Trinity Church. 120 Spartan Ave. SKI CENTER for your car Michigan. MAC, a state college, t» «Mtt»r how Ju» stor*o( We have everything » ;; «:w*rs Nr tew Who ttadtooptwivt in ht« probably took the name from the Hufflen-Tail Pipes -Exhaust Pipes ste's animal. A large Wolverine Including: ■> ~er. w# r«um Htafn our w*«* -«>nd to pr«- h»ngs on the wall of skin now the Wol¬ e $kl Jacket* INSTALLED nipomjH to k*«p it> mind that each hit ot - verine office. w»n briRg us ek>wr he e Imported Ski Boot* dMcrmtning our faith Because of the small enroll¬ ment the first Wolverine took on • Stretch Pont* Complete Sho the flavor of a memory bock • Imported Sweaters Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions [sk Sign Removal rather than the big-production magaiine format of today's Wol¬ e My Ion Porkos (quilted & v;nowl of ttve 5*\wth verine. unlined) INSTALLED S Day AtfWtttitt Ourch of Senior sayings, field trip re¬ t < -■« • 'nwt of ttie iVOcf was East Lanstrj. The church had ports and r«<)u««ted permission to play tfva pages. college humor filled Its "'Skit, Binding* Speed Equipment -Accessories *0>r fop carriers DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY ^ . ■ v Vty Council carols oi*r loudspeakers in the Typical humor was: In Anat- y'cT-.fi xx> eSki rental* city from Dec. I to Ore 24, o;ny: Now what t* the name of - s • eal. In the past, *Nes us to maintain our equal- KAMIN'S AUTO PARTS K v. ~.Vr. .v^tmaster, the church has played carols for Ibrium* i rrter con- 10 days, while Sleepy student: Fire collecting do- • r*~e complaints rontons door-to-door. 39 Varieties 526 N. LARCH > face re i !■"* street j-de ofHtrrHMS - Police Post ~f'»o trade*. The DIAMOND VilNOS • have the city ^-n^lity. THE CURTAIN IS RISING ON THE NEW -in ChristtM* 3 STUNNINC DUMOMS ii-5 r December Baouette B«»uty xaicil to the M50 BOTH RINCS tinar Makes te Study Hoger Stuart ~D1 * :-3perr\ financing will MSU'S NEWEST MEN'S SHOP "l -xof study « the prrga. i«e- ?rjd> seminar . FOR THE COLLEGE MAN HIGH SCHOOL MAN YOUNG EXECUTIVE AND FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS TO Seen in Glamour STAY YOUNG. . . ... the little something GRA1D dress that OPEIIIG lerru FRIDAY NOV. 23 ima$ Free Prizes and Gifts to Everyone. J Cifu Come in and register for the "But- from Sears ton-in-the-Bottle" Contest. Dozens will win clothing Si haberdashery. Register Fri., Nov. 23-Sat., Nov. 24 6 Mon., Nov. 26. MLA.CA* Albert ■Roger &toart FKANOO* SHOWING CINTIt 332-3505 . .. k Wwta»«()»y. Nommtif... A Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Fans Find SchmHfer Feacim M mi interscholasttc Fencing Coach 25 Years Individual potential ant M«m High iaf far— the conference cham- other ob«t»c!e«ih*t annually eon- Lew Leonard, _ . „ ^«**•«*«>«imm the plus (actor* alattwd sport r*M s tmot% the most time- war* IE the annals of Michigan State. Yet la all it* antiquity la competition for tfce Ft* Ten fr*w Sptrtan .^vance* " wwJTst.w crosses blades wtth W%en State croaaeeNades with sophomor esBqrw Kvaehins. spirit Monte Leonard. Joel NteMe Nolly, John <»* Joel Holly. «* are Slow Restaur 3u-[ t«K year. Stat* copped • Illinois and CMe««o In the sea- Lewis John Co«p«r and Steve fulftime coaching has bwt h«kl rmsx'spoint by on» individual. aeeotfcl place berth ftnlshlag close son cteNn «t the «vx!y city Feb. Vore. cJ fanetr^ T»«t**W-ft*K baskets may never become a reality If a sampling TWO MEALS FOR THE PRICE OF oa the heel# of Illinois. Boj- J. several stalwart divers in Sthmitter's satire set will see taken among Spartan bisietball Charle* Schmitter. stered by the return of almost inadequacy has impoeedahinder- Every Monday & Fridoy foil, sabre and epee will spear- action from senior member Phil ance. Ninety per cent of the fans at the varsity-freshmen Schmttter. who mark* * qu*r- alt of the 1%N^S2 varsity let- head the attack. " Slayton awl Jtinior Louis Sala- me rubers on the preMM trosh *r of a century wtth the Spwr- termea. Coweh Sckmitter's Captain Bob Brooks, who Sch- mone supported by JtmCHmstead, fame Prlda® at theMeaStMRim is any indication. •Rlat Mignon ta->s this season, ts pinpoirtting swrdsmen will »trempt to squad have never handled equtp- ~ -—«•»«. "••• WW kur. miner TO«*r tags ia»s >'as the oie teams out- wwns <.w» Oa*e i»™ Simmons. ™•» Pat Art Moore, «-< , t tM.m instrMTtioa. Coach Fordtfy \aderson had a the ur|« his squad w\U be tu»8- die this and the niultitwle of sending prospect will pilot the -jU.VWwL C>m»tet^-tnt»- Laady and James VKMar.amey. T^etw^jer sethedtp4a(pUn> ^ *.,«raP coech quest toanaire distributed asking •Shrimp ro ftve "oT WTJ&irfaSii spectators to ansnMr yw or no holder In Ms weapon. Brook* Spartans is the Inability to t which became Co«f»re«KeOiam- to queries on sis phases of the •Chicken figures prominently in Spartan ganrn tetrasguad boutinf tnpre- ^ |h#,r tune. ApproxlmatNy 10 per cent 321 E. Michigan hspes to liplift sp^e per for- ^ration for oneomtac exunpeo- m^ace. Pefciad Proves will Se tlon. Practice sessions are fre- ^ ^ of ... ^ from of th# crowd of KXX) replied. The fans overwhelmingly by a ttrm students Juniors Ron P«p«torf and Ror. quetn but scholastic pursuits In- on Illinois, de- 186-2» count, said that the 12- COLD WEATHER Frisss^k*. Senior are converted tervene with the establishment Htlihaarar he foot nets make for a slower same. fMlsman Jo^ Peltetier. «l of regular schedule for the vwr- And tl* answered that It was sepfts Cere SerUr. PawMck and Joel «. oach Schmitter cites i aptatn to much th# Mm manoer as last less exciting, compared to the'l who felt It was a more exciting LADY Spar tar. toilers boa It two Pig l*rooks *S an illustration of thtj ' ~ ^ Wisconsin contest. Tin pacesetters te Dick Schtoe- proNem. Bob is a med. tech. k, »v»n rotsher con¬ Fan* were much more evenly FOR fer and Neis NUrvn. ,(«h ^ intern at a Crawl RapUs hospital ^ split on the role of the hig and WEATHER-WARMTH-FUN-.. fourth place chan^i^s re^- which allows him thre* Saturday ™ra little man in a 12-foot basket r.ve*. KvKing the ranks are wwfcouts a month- ^°"S se**0^ situation. A vote of 11? yeses See our complete selection • w arm. to 109 aces was recorded on fashion boots In all heel the question. "Do the higher bas¬ hr-^hts kets mitdmiie the Ng mars" ? And 101 said It helped the little man while 122 said no. Anderson said that he thought that the sampling was rwdtxn, but probably the high school cowrhes. Who waie ar Thw game as pert at the coaches clinic held here tast week, tendsd to look at the experiment from a point of view of hl LOWEST DISCOUNTS IN TOWN! SEE I4.DV.OMlOY • COMPLETE LIME Of AUTOMOtlLE PAfiTS • AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP OPEN Moo-Sat 5 P.M.. Sun Noon Want-Ad • COMPLETE AUTO SPHIMG SHOP Special • AUTOMOTIVE main lime shop Pizza & Delivery Service AND ALL IN ONLY Extended • MUPFLEHS AHO TAILPIPES Nov.30 203 M.A.C. Phone ED 2-0 ONE HOUR) to AUTO Save $1.50 • 15 words •5 days KRAMER PARTS 800 E. KALAMAZOO IV-41335 Col 355-8255 Relax over the holiday with an exciting n^vel... W For November have thousands to choose from The one lotion that's cool, exciting - brisk, as an ocean breeze I SPARTAN l,2Swrt2.QO^.t»« the Mhave hiton men j^commend tc_ * lir^t»te Emt Lanting, Michigan Wednesday, November 21, 196»_ JgejnSF Oyfanding Intramural News ite Tba freshmen football team «fv«n-yard touchdown Jaunt. fh« Frosh Illinois. However, they will have In tne tirst round of University touch football LCA All- continued its winning ways as it terest in the foil sabre will on be fencing tournament, held Tuesday and on Monday, epee on crushed East Shaw ten 25-0 et I held Its annual Intrasquad farae pl*y started out ut power dive game movies tostudy between now the passing and nrning of Jeff Coed Championships ■ in Spartan Stadium Tuesday up the center, but the shifty and next fall and pick out the Buck, I afternoon, the green team ripped tailback swung to the right end top performers. In the women's intramural The Machines also exhibited I through the White squad (or 27? *nd went into the end tone. For his Job at fine running. their muscles by scoring in every activities for fall term the all ■ yards rushing and a 41-7 victory. With only two minutes r«main~ passing and general handling of quarter to romp over Wilson University champion; were: I Neither team was able to score Ing in the game and darkness the team signal-caller Juday re- Abbot Hall, swimming; Case Hall.' twelve 35-0. |I Green In the opening $erf%, but the fast closing in, Bruce Jensen ceived a share of the outstarKttng Marry Clcchelll made the dif¬ field hockey: West Yakeley. squad made up for It the came Into quarterback lor the player award. ference by throwing for two late I volleyball. second period as they pushed Greens. Ontheflrstplay, Phillips Japlhgt. on the other hand, touchdowns as ATO squeezed by The first team of the women's across three touchdowns and took —on his first carry of the after- though fumbling twice, did an out- a KM) halftime lead. noon—galloped around right end standing job of running alt after- Bailey three 21-13. field hockey team wound up with BTS scored 20 points in the a 4-2-2 record. There were good Midway through the stanza. from 12-yards out for a TO. noon. naugherty ami his staff second period but was defeated games throughout the year but I quarterback Steve Juday, who Another pass interception,this found a quarterback In Juday- as West Shaw six see red early the most exciting was the MSU- 1 shared the outstanding ,* player time by Alton Owens, set up the that may mean changing the in the fourth period to take a U of M game. It was a well played I award with tailback Don Japinga, ftnal tally of the .game. With the offense again next year if he 26-20 decision. game all the way and the final I hit end Mike Whyte with a 20- ball on the Green 34. Phillips makes the grade with the varsity Lee Schulti scored two touch¬ score 2-2 when MSU scored I yard TD pass. The drive took took a handoff on the initial play eleven. was downs to lead Eckers Devils the tying goal with thirty seconds 1 eight plays and covered 48 yards, and went bb yards for the score. Also next year's kicking pro- to a, shut out of Ares Beta 12-0. remaining. The best played game Wlth less than three minutes football Coach Duffy blems might have been eased The deadlines for the Intra¬ was the Northwestern as both to Play in the half Tony Artfel Dau«hcrt> *nJ hts *ids «<* « «s Harry Fo»-r split the uprtghts mural wrestling fencing and gym- teams were rated equal in »vered a White fumble on the chance » watch the first hall of on three extra point attempts, strength hut MSU triumphed 5-1. the contest before heading out Some ~ unoffical statistics show¬ White's 23 yard line. From there. twelve noon November 26. The The second team's final record to workout for Saturday's game at ed the Green .team out-rushing [ the Green eleven moved the pig- the Whites. 277 yards to 69. wrestling tournament will be held was 3-1, The leading scorer for to the one, where fullback Nov. 27, 28, 29: gymnastics. the first team was Jackie Peek mi Puggini dove over for the Women's IM In passing, four completions for the Greens accounted for 56 Nov. 27, and fencing Nov. 26, with 10 points while Sue V . He also repeated with the 27, 28, If there is enough in¬ extra point. On the next series of downs following Dick Go- Clinic Monday yards, while the opposition con¬ nected on only two attempts for Unskl's interception of DaveMc- This year the Women's Intra- 3« yards. EjCO-Oen Jopln^o. toll* ville freshmen, ond Japinga < Cormick's pass. Juday hit Angel __ __ Program has beendevel- mo*t vstwrtte ptoyet* oftfce (toy. llve-^yard 'Wtojj' pitch. °P^1 ,nt0 ^ethlng entirely new by the efforts of Carol Harding wrttrbocK Steve J»4®y I* the on- "State New At one stage early in the third #mi her 5tafJ p # r, ^ thlj quarter, three successive plays 4,(J wS fe jome. Jvdoy, North- th# ball gr4m t5i # Exercise clinic «aw change hands three CPl. women students, faculty, and CLEANERS Frandor FLASH CLEAt times on . - lost funtbles. The Whin The president of the University Harriers Run capitalized on the third bobble The clinic is Nov. 26. located in 122 0( says Wisconsin. Fred Harrington. the school's football t and drove in for a six-pointer IIUST LM Building and is or- will go to the Rose Bowl if asked, In NCAA from 48 climaxed yeards by Eddie Cotton's gani*ed for independent exercise. He said the university felt Senior Co-captair.s Don Castle plunge. On Nov. 26. 28, and 2" the clinic "obliged to accept the invitation" 2* and Roger Humbarger will lead The Green squad came right be open from 2-5 p.m. It will even though the school faculty has ^ the Spartan cross country into back to go ahead 27-7 at the end be open trom 11-12 p.n SIGHT! & X q action for the tast time Monday at the NCAA championship meet at Forest Akers Golf Course. Coach Fran Dittrlch had high | | 0j three periods. Japinga followed December 1 and 2-5 p.i Phillips' interception with a 3, 5. and 6, hCieaners pj praise for the pair, both ofwhom | t cleaning If! hove that L'ea suit looking t neat ond as fight os o pin -- s come out - right: |!ie this coupon-- FLASH Special on Hen's Suits 99° 6 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan W»dM.d«]r, WANT-AD SPECIAL EXTENDED TO NOV. 30 «fc For K Personal Service ^ Automotive ^ Employment 3f For Rent SgHi ^ CHEVY, 2 cfcwr. stfck All.' 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Traverse City senior m ™ """ positions. - December and March and Richie Rlesberg. Long Beach, grads only. _ D YOLNC National Aeronautics k Space p riders to FACULTY member N.\., senior, grads only. Administration Manned Space l_ - Jio vein- wants room or apartment close They will be formally installed Godfrey-Lee Public Schools Craft Center interviewing pub¬ is rri>er 25. a banquet on Dec. 5. S^SST 5M-f*n " "AniGOLET O-M.^ ,k?«... v.„ --Stole News Photo Services Planned For trviewing elementary educa- lic administration majors and "Kigoletto" peute in costume. BtC RAPIDS (UH) - Funeral Brophy MBA candidates interested In a rotational intern program lead¬ tlre ln jo52 lhe ing to management assignments. in 355-8255 state new* want-ads hurry... Opera Offers Rewards Opera is the moss difficult of services for Bryon J. Brophy, President Emeritus of Ferris Institute, will be held today at Rogers Funeral Home. o( Presld(>m of Ferrts. The college conferred threr honors on him after his retu « - E. 1. du Pont de Nemours & Co.. Inc. interviewing all Doc¬ toral candidates in physics. Figaro" in Erasiish. Rude! said °Per" compir ADMItt: endsfri. ----- - _ 65< to 5:30 p.M. all arts, but It offers the great¬ est rewards the director of the New York Opera Company said i greater under standing of die "The comedy situations States. Rudel is a s3 with the opera Brophy, 65, who served as rnent. He was made Presuk : president of Ferris from 1946 Emeritus in 1954, given an hon- to 1952, died at his home Sun- orary Doctorate degree in 19t<0 CITY £\P) — The alive in the English ver- |h t a i * *_ feature starts Tuesday in an interview. 1943, He was day after a long illness. and last October Bradenton. Fla. v-,, » USMS at 1:25 - 4KT - 6:50 named director in 1957. His health forced him to re- hall named ln his honor. r - 9:30 Julius RuvJei. wto directed the operas ••RigoSetto" and "The The appearance at die opera y HAVE ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO Marriage of Figaro" at MSI' company marks the 12th year 30UT WHAT EVER HAPPENED this week, said opera is a com¬ bination of many arts—drama, it has performed at N!Sl'. Rudel Super Right PORK said the operas have always had TO BABY JANE" music, acting and design. good attendance here. "We have "Music in an opera gives depth been very encouraged." he said, vim AA to the play situation," he said. "the audiences have been very "It holds a tremendous spell alive.** over the audience." ft Rudel said he hopes the time The group has performed at loinsaleZS will come when people feel opera several colleges during its is part of a life's education. month-long tour of the Midwest. The company performed the The New York City Opera Co. 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Johnson an- establishment by Hannah Sept. open a new series of special Gather Together.** "Come Ye sponsored university of Nigeria nounced that because of die musical television programs Thankful Come." "OBone Jesu." in Kusukka in eastern Nigeria situation' the riots- Tfc® recommendation called for Wednesday evening, Nov. 21, with "O FUU Et Filae." and a medley ..... mw its secoocTwe«*^Mon- -inwl university work could consideration of a 1936 Uni- a half hour Thanksgiving program of four selections from My Fair day w«f «o signs of a break. ** continue and ordered all stu- v*^ ^"*8 «^*ch states: over WJIM-TV. Channel 6> at Lady. The university was closed down *nts to take their personal ef- "*** » s^xSent 3:30. The program, which will be and all foreign students, mclud- *»*' and leave the campus Im- i""?? T The Glee Club, organized In presented "live." will be the ing two Americans were re- mediately. dent body which involves bringing 1380. is composed of 45 students first in the Lansing area heard In ported to have obtained tempo- The secretary of the national 'n must be *>- and faculty members of Michigan stereophonic sound. It will be rary outside accomodations. universities commission of the ^ved by aAainistrative au- State. Members of the group are broadcast over W JIM-AM radio lAirerslty officials disagreed premier's office here said all Jorttiesbdore its program may from almost every college in the in addition to the regular tele¬ with the report of the continuence stud organization had submitted a memorandum to The Inter-Afxrw-.i.-i prpytfr with Tional Media Index. will bepub- MSG ding Inform lished in 1963 by the Educa¬ media field. rion of hcstel regulations, gannation of the 3ockefeil< tional Media Council He outlined the main objectives (EMC). The sting immediate abolition of Foundation in Latin Americ index will contain of the council as: {Continued from poge 1) listings af forbidding male students such visual aids as slides, view Discussion of problems and sit female students in their The memorandum J SiUlth AmeriCfUl since coming to office. cards and easels and where they their solutions related to the rooms. "Any attempt to puli MSU out can be actjuired. educational media. the of NSA before it given a regulation suggested t.-.e Youths Go Home is : The catalogue, which is just Research. chance to show itself will be one of the projects of the EMC, Distribution of information to ■ Flint (UPD — "Operatioi opposed with all the pressure will give both elementary and col¬ achieve a better educational f that can be brought to bear from Amiga" ended today for 25 Bra¬ lege instructors a reference point -rewspepers reported. the office of the president of for materials, said Charles F. zil i an students who spent 15 day Instructors, especially those in 5 here in a visit sponsored by th< AUSG," Barnes said. Schul'er. director of the Audio¬ the engineering, science and hu¬ Flint Journal. 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