Inside ffealher *» 1 MICHIGAN lr»cr*o»m^ cUttdinet STATE NEW with « high n.or SO. STATE UNIVERSITY 1yo- gl ' ill PI East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 37. 1962 price 10? onsider Medical School For MSU % View Castro College aneuvers Proposal Council ret Briefings Studied To Vote Cuban A U.S. Negotiators Meet With Thant, Sovleti 4Cn>.s3 the Florida Straits S'.wn UNITED NATIONS f - Top Cub*--fur * took *t Vir Koirce. U.S. negotiators met with Act¬ Ne»y and Mm ii* p4 ing Sec retary -General LL Tham pilots who fly thsm. Monday as the United f The President .-t;«d cr acted coldly to Futel *cnttbrief- high and low ftylng wi proposal for I'.N. in spec . *?. fighting sance planes, it Homesti ilttary bases ■*'. » Cllb« the Fw* mci Niv^: V > Cuba. Men st Ktv \ U.S. officials also had -rd d*wp tf- Wh« iHWg shieldover tap an evening dinner meeting *ho "made the with Thant and a group of Soviet • flights. r i -\itsd $tiM They had riveted down the negotiators headed by Deputy cwrtty IB v«nr intelligence information of * Premier Anastas J. Mikoyan, Just Soviet missile buildup ta Cuba. the Cuban Prtme Mil .,..vo Stevenson, special Cuban ad> any unit im our history. is any John J. McCloy and U.S. Amb« sador Charles W. Yost called group oi men in our hi story." At this l*st stop «f his cw- day. 2.500-mile tour at ke\ 'Scrooge Gets Concert Sop l~hant N'onday afternoo him the latest U.S. as military install »tlwns, presented a Navy «yt commen¬ Spirit; Gives Plans First The ! i developments. with armored dation to tight Photographic given by Thant for art. 0 Keo- Squadron CC f improved U.S.-Cuban rela- jet tighter craft reportedly ca¬ pable of doing over ! ,SXJ miles car vn front of Marie's Dress ish numbers and a groig> of Perhaps the greatest tribute Informed sources said that the GOP May Shop. He went inside to get the Chrtstmas folk songs. Mtss Davis has received came United States has told Thant that per hour at sea level. store's advertisements. The He also inspected; a nest of Hawk mi settles, rtie type thrown officer tav* htm hit early Christ¬ The daughter of orchestra leader Meyer Davis. Mtss Davis In by the form of a letter written the "Dean of World Con¬ tt mands cannot as accept Castro's de¬ contained in a Sovtet- Give Reid the "Even council if we at are chosen by the site of the mas present at 3:34; 3tS5; and ductors," Pierre Monteux. C'uban proposal relayed by the new medical school, we will still begsn her work in the field of around Key West to blow up any- low altitude invaders. Jb» p.m. music at Carnegie Tech and stud- Monteuv said. "I consider her Secretary-General last week. Recount Aid hold to the agreement and will "He must have taken a speed ted voice with Frances Lewando. a marvelous interpreter of These include a request for not go ahead without the approval Kennedy's inspection was writing course," said Senger. Mme. C e r a t d-Monteu*. and French music, as well as a U.S.-Cuban negotiations on with¬ i ^ .T. OhtC *11 termed i personal call by the "I didn't know East Lansing had profound artist for the concert drawal of the United States from - Most \ White House on the thousands of George Bine. that many parking ordinances." r Guantanamo soldiers, sailors and airmen She has performed in Mon- and opera repertoire." o U.S. economic pres- hastily assembled during the s again! Nov. 6th. Cuban crisis. In effect, he thanked Trophy for The Informants said that at¬ ROTC Enro The GOP candidate from De¬ ■.flftv ml tc- the military men for guaranteeing tempts are being made to set the freedom of the W est em world. troit was defeated by incumbent *a< *w*rded tc the stage for a meeting of the But he also took t close took, T. John Lesinski by only 3,047 t jtuurd from U.N. Security Council possibly at the men trd machines lined up in the r Lie this week, on the Cuban situation. to do the job »rd received et- Goverr Reid has indicated he A committee studying the out-' Trophy which 1» side wants to ask a recount in 3,500 speakers policy sent its Drops 70 tensive personal briefings from of the state's more than 5,000 V«r> lmcot*. the officers charged w«h mili¬ * from Ham- tary responsibilities in the con¬ tinuing Cuban crisis. Biology Quiz precincts. Reid, a former lieutenant ilong report be made reque public, Paul A. governor and an attorney, says Varg, dean of the College of Unauthorized he has $1,500 In. contributions Arts and Letters and a mem¬ First Year Responding to nu¬ toward a recount pledged by friends and supporters. It would ber of the committee, said. If the council accepts the pro¬ cost Reid $5 a precinct and he posed policy, it will then be up merous complaints. Voluntary Michigan State Uni- v e r s i t y announces has said State Central's support will be needed financially. I'he Board of StateCanvassers to policy. the separate institutions to decide if they want to' adopt the Program meet today in Lansing to make Fr«* AP m*4 UPt Wires that no student at the official the election results in student-faculty speaker commit¬ Wt all races covering more than one tee made Nov. 12 would be over¬ Proposal, Fiffct.ng Mor Resume University has been ruled If the uniform policy is Vr IrxbjB jovemmeot spokesman rejecsad Monday jc for -.-ratiOB a wtatdrcwal of a of troops which Red China cease-fire in the Himalay an frontier Confronts authorized to a survey make by tele- adopted by the University. Planning for a uniform speaker ciwd potential Indian losses la Ladakh. phone relation to policy began after several wesican taad Prime Minister a Nehru's government stKetnent of fighting. appeared to Difficulty matters of a biolog¬ ical nature and rec¬ schools, and notably Michigan State University of Michigan, ran into criticism for either allow¬ By Hugh McDonald ing or denying extremist speak¬ r AttattM ommends that calls ers the use of campus facilities. ciroaiaMd "li .Mhecs Monday Of The State Newt E Vsstr 3i rse v'tuted Arab of this kind be re¬ The state legislature earlier Republic has beer, assassinated. this year adopted a resolution -edi«e response to efforts tc check the rumors ported to local po¬ COL. DAVIES COL. SKELLS opposing the appearance ofCom- lice departments. munists at state schools. Follow- dropped nearly 70 military science department. Rcrrc enrollment has Of the 940 students who entered the ROTC The complaints up efforts by Michigan State, the percent since the school's decision to make the University of Michigan and Wayne program in the fall of 195*. only about 40 are are that a male rep¬ State University to set up their program optional. » Arrett Entire Air Force expected to receive their commissions when The University Board of Trustees voted last that class graduates this June. resenting himself to own screening committees have Troop* loyal to President Vfiguei Ydigoras May to make ROTC voluntary rather than com¬ hit, opposition from student and .at* 500-man Guatemala." air force under arrest The ROTC program had become a contro¬ be a student in the some faculty groups. pulsory. •;fiac?r?$seia bunt for leaders of Stmday's abortive revolt. After a recent five week orientation program versial topic on campus ever since the school's biology department decision to make it optional. The educators, who represent - racers of the insurrection were believed to have in which all incoming male freshmen were in¬ has called women all of Michigan's tax-supported vited. only 838 students signed up, as compared Jerry Smith, Lansing senior who has been in the ROTC program for four years, said that he in the colleges, will also discuss the to the 2.500 freshmen wjw were in the program Lansing area feels that "It provides an excellent opportunity JOHN TAYLOR possible establishment of a Uni¬ last year when it was compulsory. -eor-BM Pmpotal to obtain your officer's commission while earn¬ by telephone and versity of Michigan campus In Ts* Soviet tw» ottered Monday to halt all nuclear President John A. Hannah and MaJ. Gen. Provost Talk Valley area and the - asked them series the Saginaw ing a college degree." a 13 ^ the ead of fee year, but rejected the international Ralph A. Palladino were among the *>eakers creation of a Master plan for Conversely, there are many on campus who aie ""i--x«=eaa demawrtwd by the West- addressing the orientation classes outlining the of questions of an quite happy not being forced to take the training. John F. A. Taylor, professor »■ H i.it-a est resumption of the advantages of the program. developed at The Air Force and the Army are the only two "I'm certainly glad I wasn't required to take Increasingly per¬ of philosophy and author of a - irr.««« wbick beard • message from ROTC," said Tom Sullivan, Jackson senior and book "An Introduction to Lit¬ ^ecsen eKpreoeti^ tape that the new round of negouatior.s branches of the service which have ROTC pro¬ sonal nature, event¬ and the Fine Arts," will « grams at Michigan State. a two year Navy veteran. erature Dorm Association xmvt spiral of weapons coeopetltion." Before this year, all Incoming freshmen were "For the average 17 or 18 year-old freshman ually becoming ob¬ be the final speaker of the fall term Provost's Lecture series, V required to sign i*> for a full two year period just entering MSU—the stupendous size of the scene. Petitions Available Wiovod US. Cefae Reletioet school, the sudden changeover from hign school 4 p.m. Wednesday in the Kiva. of ROTC training. The to college studies, and the altogether different University His topic will be "The Amerl- Petitions for the BigTen Resi¬ t Dopwy Premier Anastas Mikoyan of the Beginning with the present fall term fresh¬ Monday for improved reia- men class, any student who does elect to way of life he Is undergoing—no doubt simply regrets the embar¬ dence Hall Association Sec¬ overwhelms many of them," he said. A member of the MSU staff retariat are available In the sign ap is allowed to drop out after any term rassment caused by since 1946, Taylor headed the Men's Division, Student Services, Protests from various pacifist groups on e consistently being heard, advocating this department of literature and fine and Room 103 of Brody Hall. imposter using arts from then until 1953. He was Positions open on the secre¬ me 'compte r disbanding of all military training Its name, and re¬ executive secretary, here. formerly a fellow in the depart¬ tariat are The decision to maM the changeover has had ment of art and archeology at two clerical secretaries and two considerable effect on (he satire ROTC pro» The Reserve Officer's Training Program haa quests cooperation Princeton University and an in¬ research assistants. MSU. been an integral part of Spartan campus life in identifying this structor of philosophy at the Petitions must be returned to "We feei that a much higher percentage of since the Civil War. Col. George A. Device, professor of ROTC person through po¬ University of Pennsylvania. Brody or Room 312 of the Stu¬ Taylor was awarded the Dis¬ dent Services Building by Thurs¬ .air science, stated that the air science depart- lice Investigation. (Ceetineed ON pope 8) tinguished Faculty Award in 1962. day. I Michigan State News.. Fas; Lansing, Michigan Case-Wilson Library The new library planned for the the biggest problem was keeping wtwvyyiO Wolverine Case-WUsoa dormitory group ts a fine idea. It does not atm to compete with books In stock.. .students who borrowed the books failed to turn them. With students ta re¬ the Rivalry the main library for business, Case-Wilson group volunteering "CftMSt Mm* 0*». Why you want th* yeartw* -'Vrontrvi "BeCSUS* r&f*r«ac£.. hooks far a** by Cjhu* leviated. — — ———* . .. . another m*vr$St in tM* K**..- stU m—,, ■» * MtUMK tsitalT " And Wilton residents. tJw Bi»U*. tt wwiKt be * * Chapin says he still receives th* yMrfcMk business tw ii! The primary purpose of the many complaints about the or* , Jwroj th«ro. Bv* waii * i planned library, according to tha? tha Y**r*0ttk w« called th* rNf ganieation and lack of efficiency K;chard K. Chapin. director of *jity ol MKttgm P^ked up that wfctMm* Wxv V, ."rT " to the main library, but most of .-fca**jje their nickname?" ' r*p*y, Ne» hare than convtacit* football players that tfcey ,nv , He said the library, through Although it ts s,,( .Kl:' •stto take the strain off the main describing library layout, how to \ woleertae ts a nasty animal. *> fKv. ^ 1. vs'4 find books, etc.. has succeeded in ma!. the siunfcr It wwtMheafpropr ut* &*v- j brary.ChaplR said. Administra- skurA^ im m«Mt of ttwrtr gan«« thl5 ^. *-on and library officials will be educating a large number of en¬ Or lw« atvut th» N** Yorivrat ThaSv-v;^ . . txuinans* Nn-jumt tNey watching the Case-Wilscn exper- tering freshmen on the library's :kk.'^ ' ( use. s\.K>la»-*hi|> tn«»ail of atWatica. Th# ' (< «>«« v>X than- jtk1 stwatt^;., Th* Mu-ht*ati u a pomMir* yeans with art eve to planning fU- We feel that the Case-Wilson v,, lurt. but bwv iusa th* (»r«»Kl»w th and administrative officials for. JCvVt ;'IR» ftw (jur V**» N.VA ' Th* \w»r\t N-s 1'h* Fac**r Ns-*a*a it is so c«ar«ro*1 «-v in this instance, acting on student \ ^rtvoJi parscwwl say tha> a .• {.' M taf$«s! tb-«tr taam? ««h that aatn*. \ tfvor. an>a ma *nv5 I quickly callad Kwi v.rtv .-xsilxj (i\m ax* fur tha adcpctvsr. ■OH . . . JUST A LITTLE LAUNDRY." ct tha posi\ um is :!•*• xvftK Ut stat* aniniat. > oil what? TW> ikb't k.ncw *har-. V- , issues Surrounding 1'ltrr* 7<> The Eiitior afcafl th< satnr *aa sotactad. \a assistar.t »:xt< torwat c«Jl«cttoe Mltvw « was ir> tha Sc tha ar$vm««t ramains unsaaiav* inj Indian-Chinese Conflict On Definitions, Degrees n -.cnn* sai olxwrtwas udcii w M th«m twcoccaa <»v. tha Wolvarto* stat* artU col!**sa ^ puNicae fo>wroor. ttw war Nxjl will atways h* thar*. at laas- - th* arjmai. I Nwr. is scarv* tr:rttis»:*r*- _:t Wtt. W>wh hrtwss up Ms HiWltlrn "ij» Wclwnn* Stat* tf th»r* artB*t a»y aoivartnes Sirnpi*. "Otor* ar* arolv*rtt(*s is thu «*(* Woi>*rto* aac! tha tluvarstry of Mtchiga- w.- may I ^astar to Cx-v^rarutat* th* w racaiv*. ; l «ioB Board on pforr-^rtnf * Sru- tft-t w>*r AfPt Art Shc-w. ThoArt Depart- ^ rrw-t starts i*wi rowJyto swp- pr;rt on:> ... port any snovtrs to msxvvA th* in- , 5^ r.u*t«co «rf th* Arts and! will- axvarpts ftwr tnfly «ckiowt(ijp$ tttat*»Vttl«at Letter* 5»vv„.- ■ 5how 5e»Js s rr««fhaerslty. Issued m class stays Mooday Art Fads thrataffe FrvJhy Atriay spriag garners. rwsoe wee«N t Lanslng' Michigan Tuesday, November t7, 1961 fiss Hobbs, Burns 3 Negroes Educators Put Apply 'Oie Miss' On Trial . Seniors cutstanJint Fnxth-S«r*> Council. J-Council Of two collec* »arMt« Alabama DALLAS T~The charge is poli¬ tical interference in the adminis¬ HUNTSVtLLB, Ala. .n-A Negro tration of the I'niveraity of Miss¬ mendatlons. to believe the verdict will be a F&r.:y2S rwnssrssrs jsJZ;.Err- coed sonnel seeking a career in per¬ issippi. Put it is not the poli¬ management • confirmed ticians alone who are on trial period of strict probation for all eight state colleges and unlver- Monday that she has applied for this wee* hefor# the Southern Mississippt. ^^B-dfcWMk ■ '-s+«*Nr« «* MM tn newspaper wwk. hey emphasiMd, however. ha» bee* on the State Ne*»» H» said "the all the evidence Isn't in. sportt«t ststt I'm**ratty (a an jbr four yeart and was excellent place and does a Job the decision could range all «fK>rts. managing. *ire *nd nifht way from completeclearanc* comparable to other fine school* editors befw* beeomtn* editor. in the country. It has ta«$ht me withdrawal of accreditation. v » major, He (• »h* tVtrofc Free rre»s to respect the opinion of others c »oivrlty cawpwe correspondent. whether and how little one can ever tw ac.'» really ! the State Ht» P**t Activities include ICC know and how much more there is >>t Trustees for tnstitu- rfWMMWht, ICC public rela¬ f Higher I tion* director, co-op MSG re¬ earning viol at (Hi presentative, vice-chairman o! the «uJem rights and welfare 722 Die On committee, athletic director ot tushwi! Klswrth House. A,t\ arvi president o! Holiday Linore e«}oy$ cocfctnf dinners, decorating cakes. se*timber own clothes arvi bridge. For the past Weekend 5y THs Associated Pre** two summers she has tutored TraCNc accidents killed at least young children tn arithmetic. 514 Americans .luring the long Two years ago, Pen was picked us one of 12 student information Thanksgiving Holiday. live tre&tee* tewor* with thetV- :vn« wr» "*22 who died through misadven¬ * member pArtment of Agriculture, He ture tn the HE-hour period which *tv( To**- attended a Washington press con¬ casual i begun at 0 p.m.. Uvaltime. Wevi- shirtings ference with Secretary of Agri¬ culture Ck-rllle Freeman and nesday and ended at midnight ,-.<-at M»rtt Stuvlay. Fires took 4? of the lives. Standi*® President Kei\n«\ty during the Vtv single accident which "f tS !«•»- Struck d*M»m more than any other Ben also spent two was the crash of a I nited Air working with the forest service in lines plane near Laurel. southern \0\, Oegon, where he Frkiav. kt:iir« 1*. worked helped flight in the fire tower and six forest ftres. 5 of Put the activity w-htch caused MSU Sponsors Seminars every ? accident iteaths was p.m. Wednesday, Nov. year-long industrial training ILFORNO ?. and mulnight Sunday. Nov. 11, periods and university study pro- . This survey two weeks ago re¬ The programming includes a corded 45* traffic deaths. 10 in fires, The Name that Made Pliii Famous in and 113 in other types inar before the Lanalng of accidents for a total of e>TO. participants re¬ Such accident mortality counts turn to their homeland and to NOW OPEN AT 11:00 A.M. government work. for Thanksgiving, the evening Pettmghaus said the seminar, Serving Snacks • Sandwiches • Luncheons • Dinnert preceding It. awl the period introduces the problems of how Also Catering to through the Sunday after it, have one prepares himself to return DOWN been mat.te only since 195®. The to a culture after Private Parties Sana 11 being away - Banquets - Meetings highest traffic fatality count in for a year, and how to explain 1 Be under this period was the 1*01 figure - to hia native co-worker what he Visit Our Rathskeller Univtrsity Shop 45?. The highest toll of all ac¬ has learned. cident fatalities for a Thanks¬ Open 5 p.m. Dally 1 H»4)Cirv1 The A1D-MSC contract, good Phone ED ?-13ll * SpetifW giving period from 1«5S through for one year, has been renewed J Mow to 1 Take-Out Service »!>d fro every year since Its beginning .the white shuttered front T- p'T nH mr r- JT Si state in 1 i*7" il Bran) 33. Small [; ^ j y JT Tribula- mio*\ ■M » rioatm« more rust-resi i 2Wu ■■ I fr Jl Short □Fu Ml sleep i k S3 Lass behind Lzrm ' «• •1 id 36 At no time 38.. Eccentric Wl\n 'M » Resounvi al m wildly 44 Ifnlterf w IT —fat i ■u id 45 Bore □ nail stant- 4"! ABlrma- 1 "*r Jf CMuftaj — — ML5 = »*»r-a tc undwlat*. 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Our engineers developed special techniques to solve the welding problem, They found a process which eliminates the crystalline pattern on galvanized steel and produces a surface that will accept a high quality Now zinc can be married to steel and used for v underbody parts and rocker panels of Ford-built c< The zinc coating forms a tough barrie moisture—and if corrosion attacks, the zinc sacrifices itself through galvanic action, saving the steel. Other avenues explored in the fight against rust also brought results: special zinc-rich primers to protect key body areas, aluminized and stainless steels to extend muffler life, quality baked-enamel finishes that are more durable (and look better) Another step forward in total quality—and another example of how Ford Motor Company provides engi¬ neering leadership for the American Road. #EAGLE Michigan State Xews, East Lanstag» Michigan TuwUy. 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Sonny wrestling. aociaaoo All-America feufeaU Cracdeilus and '■>!f • lean and efficient, cli¬ Leroy Bolder. Woodln has a tot to off®. teem. the second such honor maxed by a pin on his opponent, "He has been tremendous la tor the S^*rt*n c apt jlul. his three years here." Mum said. is typical erf his matches. ling fur 15 years, since junior N«J aamed Saimes Saimes. the smallest player Woodln still the high school. returns to to its first string All-America the coaches' Ail-America at on Two time AAU heavyweight campus to work out with the tsaaaSacArdiv. **6 pounds and 5~fo<*-». was wroatitng champion, he wrestled . Pave Bttmua, a center treat Michigan State's ieadUSf ground for State In l9A$-59 maintaining Two of his former roommates, PewagiK, *a* selected a second gainer to the team's 5-4 won- 24 wins (I# fey falls) against team center try both selectors. lost season. Doug Blufceugh and Shelby Wilson two losses by decisions. were coached at Ponca City High They are the first dream elevens He carried the ball 123 times Previously he wrestled at . School by C.rady Penninger am! announced, for M2 yards gained, a h~2 Cornell University and Oklahoma went on to become l«*CAH~Ceergs S*i«*i diapleyt Athletic Director Saimes' selection. Clarence gon State; halfbacks Jerry Sto- "Piute" Munc were pleased with vall, Lousiana State, and Roger Kochmar.. Penn State. TIM W000IN ...Spartan froppler turns pro.... "Me certainly is one of our Other Big Ten players on the „ !>in «!i-Awe*ica hen0»» fot the iK«A>$3,000 but belated selection Gene Mauch, now manager of the I'kef* M M ntght with * 24-20 playoff vic¬ , lack-luster record this year tory over the Indianapolis War¬ of a first year player boosted Philadelphia Phtllies. i lYaversity has accepted a bid to play te gives the question added validity. riors. the total to $695,000. n fcet&ail g»me at Philadelphia an December l5th. WINS AT BIG OODS The question popped up again Emil Caprara's three con¬ In all. 50 players were drafted, -cord this season, losing only to Boston following the ^tartans' 7-6 loss versions and 12-yard field goal Including II experienced players LOUISVILLE, Ky. »AP>- to Dhntus last weekend, their provided the Blarers, defend¬ and *5 first-year men. The New Jockey Frank Calllco rode only fourth upset defeat of the season. ing UFL champions, with their York Mets, who finished last two winners during theOratweok MSL picked by seme pre-season margin of victory. in the National I eagw, were the of the fall meeting at Churchill a £*»«** Te Defers experts as the potential national The Blazers, who lost two biggest spenders--a $90,000out¬ Downe, but he was the mod pop- a-"-? \#w York Yankees Monday right sent veteran champ this year, finished with regular season games to the lay for six players. The last ular tr.an In town with long shot I a 5-4 mark. Warriors, piled up a 21-0 lead place finishers in the American betters. His winning horses were > f Snjwrar. to the Los .Angeles IVdgers for pitcher There have been rumors for before Indianapolis quarterback League, the Washington Senators Bright Prince, which returned •j ae first time the Yankees have beer, involved m $199.40 on a $3 ticket, and 5e- years of a continuing coolness JohnTalley went on * two-touch- --spent $"M,000, between Daugherty and Athletic dowr. pass spree to cut the mar¬ Even the Nev> York Yankees juent, which paid $194.40. is ***c arttft the Y ankees for tone seasons. He hatted Director Biggie Munr.. whom gin to 21-14. rtjcs. and 2n»ve ia 90 runs last season, Duffy succeeded in 1954. Some With 1:20 togo.Caprarabooted Want Ad TO FLY i >f-war-oW righthander, had a 14- 12 record last He walked *5 batters but people claim Muns la concerned a U-yard field goal. Forty Special MOHAWK) i earned run average. that the foothaU dynasty he built seconds later, Talle* hit Jim »*er s appearances. ere| he had been taken Sat- k. . ; sate Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Tut.dty. Novemh-. , SELL YOUR DON'T WANTS" cOR WANT-AD SPECIAL S*VE Si.! •5 EXTENDED TO NOV. WANTED CASH... D»YS 355-8256 c*ll 355 ^ Automotive 4 Automotive *-ForB«« * For Sql« *7aTsql. * P»r«~l fcl,p,r f- v!\*t FY'S -?or Vest vp*TS» I ' new """ Hv\ 2 u*M O rtictrie ~ ; ' ",V LADys uw» ® OMEGA w»w. WATCH,"" • *•*■% ideal ——- £«N TORT « .. ^y. » cort*>le«e iarage ****** inch**- trains, priced to sell. Call Ken- Christmas gift. i« very good TORT "*« j* ^ 9*f you to Is r. w^UB*U^^o*«W. Sowh EXCELLENT FVRMSHBD „t*l at S53-015A. f« 5 «f < girts o S46 e^^auoo. Call TU 1-JIW. 45 coins *«* "*'***» and antiques*»of*»..■« »« tttumb" all kinds, Adv- of Fwuador. IV 2-3334. S4S «4v*f boys, Across from campus. AU _ lwVi. large furniture. We pay top : n \r PROPLFM* Call unities paid. CallFabian Realty. COUPON from Skwiay's Sc^dh'pi^ 1(7^^ Tm J*"**'- ^ * Antique «wiuk» FP *-34^4. U pKW 26) Eadtrls's IN» Fam. c* *w trse for only stwP w th* •itMl ****« te *U- - >tr«*t P-oiy $&opv ' 0*1. Cr. Rv. /Tower. Lansing. S«s «». }t» CoUs» Rcsd. H>1 lumitw owid »d 1, ___ vHtnts to 'arse wrecks. ailwMAcfC^Rol. mi'x Cwur*Bte*d ««i. *<0.^-. UU WANT rr QUE FT Three large FNGHSHFIKF. Coed ,-^eo tvmry weekend. *<* No" Phooe OL S-9902. 4* 0»r . aice WW anftarntsfced, «*wd- condition. $*X Good Christmas 1Wbm» fnf r— U- - oii s**. ^t. Sear Wit- t>ft Utea. J32-3W* S40 rOlTMMA"girl'sbfte.Co^ ^WS and an auto ,\N • IV 5-I *>4. S4 ^irutnmer. hot*, anteloiv. ti^a with.FBI holster. $®5, 355- P»perknlve». spears, MS 9-^ 54<. panga knt^-es and many others — F AST TatFri'psti-r ^ * roost unusual Christmas gifts. h*.fu- TTXTirXSR colter r.VC\T^ Cf1? W\~P RTT.VXKICX Authentic in form, primitive art 2 . r«®riger«*w. CXstsiJ* skates. » *. good conation #tV*»cth edttionl Good coodtttoa! at its finest. Cordon imports. «> CaV <«-•»:4 After w vm, fiO- Flue net formal. KMtnable price. Cool act Fmile Fast Lansing, across from Wll- atV M ' ° — betwieen "5~andT;"»'-3212. 1 tiams-Mayo derms. Tues. » Frt. reasr Novemt*r 2\ 2». r». -V. 4 to S:.»v won fnsak YapF RSr^STTSFR and Sat. December I. IV 0. — RMtesitt, two cubic Kc^^ries. Fought for 1145, 3 to 7 p.m. ■ir- !«« capacity for frozen food. w„ ^ iuXk 4 c^d. Call ★ Employment U- S45 \5-«5,j WANDERINC AIMLESSLY for i professional career? — Top- Carpets! places, sup— flight Michigan Newspaperman shofv:-* ^1. Trio Hatchery, seeks ciptta! *"* " ' to tuy daily news- 5 days - $1.50 paper and start nationwide com- 0KFNK3S-«. munlcation chain. Confidence re- f,-r r»- Want-Ad Week spected. Write Po-t 341 W. Stu- tifu: ; der.t Services. Rra. 341. 44 fine .- bedrvo -r j. STltJENTS: GET RELL.ABLE ad- vice on car msurance from Les Stanton. Fuc^et Financli* avati- *S;^ able. 1500 F. Michigan. IV raj?. < OWN. C42 A-apes S4C rC'.xjiTSlvyTTRS - The most ef- fective public speridng imprvove ; i 2i- Service $54.2"*. PTudor f>( Shop. IV «- A1 MOST NT W Seige irrss. ^ ar*f- orfanliatioe for yellow Mouse, heeis, * * " sens. To remember someone too ricx to forget, send AMERICAN GREETINGS CARDS Complete selection at ?ncmc r^RvgR, Hotpcbt. MAREKREXALL 7AC equips ?^er sew, J1.*'. . * . Ve^^dcondirtor, matched Keepsake weeding ring J5C\ Lady's PRESCR1FT1CM CENTER set. Will sacrifice. Calt 4S«- OtWO. 44 (by Frandcr> Prescriptioo Specialists tlt'v.'TWC" RAZOR. Schick pew- er shaver, ewrellMt condition. New model. Tr*«*iiag c TOM'S BARFFR SHOP - 3 bar¬ e.Atras. 355-oTT. fan. bers. West of Frandor - opposite ' ... •' " " Varek"*. Open S-5,-30. Tuesday- SAPV «5B, mattress.bt:-Scab:- Friday: Samrday 5-5, IV 4-W44. J59 AOOtTlON cyclopedia w. Pickering arm art^lifier. Also cut ladies'hair. C Fntamaca. 24 echasres phis I««C typewriter, wardrobe trunk, 1 " ar- F ^SHION C<*SC!Lil* Win sells ant for B5» LOSt & Found Peonuts PersofKil j-- V»er ased. WUt seU for $15. q r wio >. EP Joel >a2 LCPT GOLP lapet water.. Near Dear Su. Brsdy. Rewari. Call Kathv. 355- IV 12W. Thartx for belated cake... S43 VfonthJy $3, Playboy SkSBL Harp- It w*s worrh coming back for. HEVV^ * er's Baair $3. Sarar-fay HevWw Stomach Pump- <2 - CLASSES LOST. Black frames $4. 3X'-0~l?.3$5-2-5C. <42 in silk case wit!. ball« prist. If there are any Seward. Call ED 2-<*Si. Karen vademcisel living In Snydc CLASSES, brown frames. Building STATE NEWS WANT-ADS Girl's. 337-0861 PanHel Rush Discussions '®WrSt. Easr CLOTtftNC, PRE-TEEN. »es, *4 ladies. Good c-ws£Uion. .aifcer 5. :i bewsriM _ ED T-*4I5. 54, Tuesday, November 27,6:45 pm. r»a 6:45 , state Nan> Three tugs, combating heavy winds, pulled the Makefjell back ACCURATE TYPIST. Thews, WANTED - • rtt* to Bomoo ar#« from the mouth of the channel nwnuicrlpts, t«rm p«prrs, etc: Friday, DK«fflb«r 14 after ft wrhere it crept ahead about 05 •jfrerleoced. 5064. J.net Ron*. S32- Contact Sua. 355-7046. $46 feet during the night. The rugs f|4 . ***» '~i: _ 4 te my homo. 5182 .-.,4 TT! Pino Troo Rood. TU 2-9S61. S45>_Q*im tit ®R0DY. 333-5545. ' , f _ W WCTtftQ ~ I W po«*l»» . TYPIflSrTTpFsFVTTVFrrr en^RGET1C YOUNGmarried br UPI • DFt ROTT The Peace r - TERM PAPERS aodgnrfSTTft: Pcatb* HanehGrUiw^ce "*■ full time re^csttl. MUSKEGON The Norwegian although sending thotis ^ - "*•60 "43t- po""~-'> years "*"• bustnesa N,"~" « freighter Makefjell moved out teachers overseas, is a 4H-J7U. rim^ssss: ■ ^5- again into the mouth of the chan- nel helping train a supply ofu Monday. Marine surveyors for this country, a peace jftfi SAFER tcrtt**, term pefvr, arxl,er.er»l typing Elocirk typewriter. _W X'y, r«n»p&rtatiOn " ' ' said rescue operations were pro- recruiter sai.1 Monday, |®tW£ phoee 355-0804. ceeding normally. KpffSN <* S*5 $30 ROLAND-TRIP, Coast Guard officials Marry Ki there was still "plenty of n combo forWaw for navigation and ctearano „ Y'*r» Fv* P»rty in East Lansing the channel mouth." S46 8 P-n>. «*1 2 a.m. Mrs. Huntar day# 8M-5TM, after 5 $82-6428, Muskegon port director Joseph ■?elec- college 42 Papers. Typed «nd/«jr WOl'LD Yd.' like to travel V. Cook, noting eight-foot swells *vH«W« edited on campus. l5)WtMi abroad? Your opportunity u here. breaking over the south arm of MARRIED GRADUATE .student gl(®rr. parionce. Mrs. Ahien. 355-S182. A round trip ticket aboard .< needs one bedroom apartment the pier, said it was possible C42 *0' Jet costs you only ™ the 9.000-ton ve$s?t could, be *250- ^ Interested in details. Iking distance from freed by the combined forces of TrTT^I? EXPt"RlENCE^TTrTTTTX^ call 332-6036 ED 7.9-4J. or Miss Aadrr- camp as after Evenings, IV 4-0680. December 15. S42 the swells and three tugs. He : added that it was now assumed that the damage may not be as 1 MALE to share 3 room A PART- extensive as originally figured. WANTED: r ders to Boston, leav¬ I MB 515 AND term papers typed. er 30. Via PuFalo. MENT. $9 per week. Utilities In¬ jvail- Experienced. Fast service. Flee- cluded. 10 minutes from campus. Cook said the water flooding Pete Either 355-8270. No return •r.s in- trie typewriter. ED 2-450". s-N *80-~652. S43 the No. 2 hold "seems to be LIFE PHOTOGRAPHER, Joe Clork Phone pretty well stopped by thepat. Sunday." He estimated I—scientific CHARTER FLIGHT, londo YOUNG wants room FACULTY member- or apartment close /V/|//>//* wo feet of water re- ground. Convenient locitk Paris from New York. June '63. siined where formerly 20 feet Term papers am} general twins. Roimd-tri] $225. Phone campus. 355-6603 or P.O., flooded the compartment. >* 344. ED 2-0048. 355-030*". S43 To Address The vessel, slow'y beginning to right Itself In the choppy u; raw for' ACCURATE TYTtST,Theses. ^STTB: RM. to (VforJ.TO, WWNC AND a! Joe Clark, well-known Midwest atlonal mag- waters, was now satd to be list¬ rvsce caUs. manuscripts, term papers, etc; Frld*V- Novembrt- 30. Call Dave photojournalist and Life maga¬ ing at only rwo to five degrees _X^IE..3X- experienced. Janet Rossk. 332- ^"P253- S46 zine correspondent, will speak ife and 13-year-old son, starboard. Earlier Monday, the *r2jP. C 8064. C41 , Wednesday on the challenge of Junebug, also photographers1! " .. . DRIVERS WANTED to California, ship changed positions and was photojournalism at the fall in- junebug had his pictures 1'latton of Kappa Alpha Ntu. na- listing at about 12 degrees star¬ . :rauMr«. TYPINC AI I'TiTB sVTTTv trie Oenver. Salt lake Citv. published national magazines board after a weekend list of S*5 tlonal phv^tojournallsm fraternity i!V] has li 3LE *N n«E.*D elite. College graduate. 10 years C" AAA Driveaway. tred at photographic 20 degrees to port. >e^'.:-dCarn- experience. References. ED 2- "^0 Grand Rtver, Detroit. S3S- ____ The meeting will be held at meetings across the country. : 5584. C 5546. $43 ^82- 45 8:15 p.m. In Old College Hall Unloading operations, aimed at Thet CALL 355-8255 . at the Union. Clark's work appears regular- EXPERIENCED TYWT will d? Journalists lightening the load of the stricken Tuesday rKaio any type of work with electric r interested person Invtted ,y ,n 1 lfe> Look, Friends, Sports vessel, were halted Monday be- Stereo Illustrated, National Geographic ■g- typewriter. Call 330-$"5L $43 Frosh-Soph C to attend. as Clark, who pref« a "Hill-billy Snap Shooter and Saturday Evening Post. cause of the heavy seas. Corps; LUCY WELLS for Fast accurate typing on elite IBM typewriter. 'Echoes MSI'Of (HBSS)," took his first picture with a borrowed car Call 533-213*. c in Tennessee. Sounds of the Gables. Union EXPERIENCED TYPIST and DC bell are included in a theses, term papers, dlsertations * 33 I, 3 recordalbum, "Echos President ... and general typing. Speedy of MSI ." being produced by the Week speech In the fall and "c*tions and vice. IV 9-5239. S42 Frosh-Soph Council. runs through graduation in the , ir^7TeSK» The album, which is the pro- spring. Want-Ad ASSr AX* Typist and multi- lith offset printing (black 81 white ject of the Economic Committee The album is narrated by Eu- af the Frosh-Soph Council, has gene Martineau, Detroit sopho- Special DECK THE HALLS •HANOY & color). IBM. Genera! typing, in production since last more, and Nancy Lewis. Detroit Extended ABSORBENT FACIAL When you think of Christmas nift- you naturulh kVHSJtWS * t*rra papers, theses, dissert a- year and will be ready for re- Junior. TISSUE FILTER to Nov.30 COOOL^T x Marihoro cignrettex, leading roller in flip-top l*«x > s hw- Brody To Run Tape GUARANTEED DRYCST MUDIST PtPE TOO states and if we annex Wales, in all fifty-ono an¬ EDIE ST.^RR. dlsertauors, Typist, theses, i papers, gefc- chinj. Birmingham, sophomore, and Byron Treaster, East Lans- Qfl Oxford Debate Save $1.50 HAVE KVIR SMOKED nex Ijiplatui in all fifty-two. This talk aUmt anne and 1-apland is, incidentally, not just idle sperulnt radio tape of the Oxford- Get your BRIAL. pipe 1 • 15 words at: Britain wants to trade Wales to the United Stiites i< the ^XVTS TO ALL electric typaMfrtter. OR 7-i2J2. economic committee, have been MSI' ( impus, will be heard n •5 days Roger Stuart Ltd. Cirrot Britain needs a do«crt des(K>r:itrly on arco psCLS.M . ve: •> a.m. —_— collecting sounds of the campus CALL 355-6255 for the past year. Brody radio Thursday from 9 Call 355-8255 Frandor. tourist trade. Tourists an' always coimmii; up to to 10 p.m. Minister or the Lord Pri\v Seal or like that ami t - 4 Mount Pleasant Student ete. what w 1 Hurki'njtha Its nd Scotland Yard, etc., t where's yo First To Get Guaranty Loan for t tha ■d Lecjge, Her clothes (Hilice branch, was named after Wall A 19-year-old Mount Pleasant . girl is the first recipient of ■ works In a Mount Pleasant Hotel. Fred Van! who invented plain clothes. The student loan under the Guaranty "Hte loan I am receiving will clothes foire is called the FBI after Frank I Loan Plan of the Michigan High¬ make continued education invented fiimerprints. Before Mr. Inchcliff's 11 ipus er Education Assistance possible," my Miss Moreno said. l>ody's finp'rs were alwoliitelv (jlassy siiux)tl Authority- it was announced Moo- "Without it I know 1 could not may inmpne, |«laytHl hol> with the identified day. have continued." Iwhies in hospitals. Fn.m I7(»l until 15K)I no . Esther E. Moreno, a sopho¬ A language major, Miss Mor¬ f. Lost 2 Days more at Central Michigan Uni¬ eno plans to teach and eventually versity. will transfer to West- foreign service work for 1,5:30 P.M. err Michigan beginning enter ^ government, of the year 1 the $550 loan Dr. John Porter, executive di- granted her. Miss Moreno spent of the Authority, said ap- her first year at Western but plications for ans under the financial difficulties forced her Rew program being received _CCV£OYt return to Central, where she at the rate 1 a-day. The )# • attend college. Her father is gan students. Morrie Richman presents x«i*wir IK PtHbUH - e more welcome at Christmas time than Marlboro's flavor, LjHOHl IS;IS| ^ Over Say it with a Parker Marlboro's soft pack, Marlbom's flip-top Is.x? What indeed would 1* more welcome at any time of year- winter or sum¬ mer, rain or shine, night or day? Any time, any season, when J Week If you're a little shy and have difficulty say- dark blue, light blueA light gray, and bright you light a Marlboro you can always l>e certain that you will get the same mild, flavorful, completely comfortable smoke. choice of four instantly replace¬ ipg'"l love you" or even "I like you very red, with a There are, of course, other things you can give for Christmas Vi i much"—say it with a Parker. able solid 14K gold points. Cift-boxed with besides Marlboro cigarettes. If, for example, you are lestking EXCLUSIVELY on 9Warner Brother* Records The new Parker Arrow makes a beauti¬ five free cartridges. for something to give a music lover, let me call to your atten¬ P. S.T0 girls: a Parker Arrow—besides being tion a revolutionary new development in phonographs the WEDNESDAY, NOV. 28-800 P.M. fully expressive gift and looks as if you paid a very romantic gift—comes in one size (the hiw-fi phonograph. The Low-fi, product of years of patient a small fortune for it. It only costs $3.95, rexeareh, has so little fidelity to the record you put on it that if, lansing civic center however, which should leave you with right one), should last at least ten times for instance, you put "Stardust" on t.he turntable, "Melancholy enough date money for an impressive pres¬ longer than a scarf or a tie, and should Baby" will come out. This is an especially welcome gift for BOX OfFKE NOW OPEN entation ceremony in romantic surround¬ bring in a harvest of correspondence you'll l>eople who have grown tired of "Stardust". Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night. n AM. to 5 P.M. ings such as the second booth from the cherish the rest of your life. back In your local drugstore. <$> PARKE R Mater 0/ the worWs most wanted pen, Tickets also avcJable The new Parker Arrow comes in black, at the Disc Shop TICXETS: .0l.n.JJaueZZ: turn J»*UT only,,,- The maktn of Marlboro cigartttti, who take pluaaure in Party , 1JBO ARENA. S2J0. 2 SO, 1.75 Npw PARKER ARR®W -3- bringing gou thU column throughout the aehool gear, with to Join old Mmx In extending greeting• of the Semeon. S Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Tw>»dty. Noremb, Civil Defense Study Shows ROTC Enrollment People Favor Fallout Shelters Fawafcle reecttoes to tallow r **« for 3* jp6. though they woold like to jo , shelter* seem to be more pre- b*ck to the food old days wh*c dominant then unfavorable re*> you &fa*t h«*e ro worry about **n» present fw, uocs, according to c»xil i««ense "ryiirogec bootte. MacLear. aaad. "" 1 reeeerv* conducted try a* Sampling foe thi* rece*rcfe. CoountMtcatioas Research Ceo- tor. MacLsen said. ««a made 00 the &asl» ot individual responses «we y^ra « 2w« claton." he said. ® A nationwide :e search pro- concerning tJNr likelihood ot war Tbe theory, or reaaopjng w jram conducted >.i» part by Mai- colm S. MacLeaa. jr.. associate and the possibilities ot protecr- Second, to insure that no tton period, he aai" in* ooeeeH. serein* ever receives a commission." "" **° «tahed tc professor j< general cvxnmttnica- About 75 Bngebretsen. the executive officer of the Mr must «roU ta ^ persons and their noc arts, indicated that people's Force ROTC. explained that Michigan State, in the four iT*>*r reactloc to (ai!oui shelters jen- spouses were jivea inteastve in- Shiad training 54 ter*iew» m Beaton, Lansing, its decision to make ROTC elective here, was eralN tell usto four groups: Some people favor fallout shel¬ Miaaeapolt*. Santa Monica, and Oklahoma City. simply keeping in tune with the toes, and the standards at a progressive University. icZZ^°"""* irtepeodem enough :o ters to the ettect that they feel Books and under::-< Vhe jroup was first questioned In describing the advantages offered the ROTC personalty responsible for ac- ic December l*$l acd t&ixa six cadet. Enge&retsen noted that "the pay for the cadet, which he returr* ^uirtajf Cite. Tin* is the best in¬ months later commissioned 2nd Lieutenant, particularly con¬ In the final two to see how their be¬ > ears at formed jrvup. They reject hopes cadet efs charged. Mthou*h fallout TWO WAY TCACHIMC - Twe-w«, ►» reapeeae sidering the noe-contrlbuting retirement plan. receives , tNi ^ . -■ ro ^nuciear t^ia«. protection pamphlets are a> SpartoA Village )rode acbeei kelps teechers compares quite favor ably with the starting salary added >100 for ra,| * .^.4•**?°st ' ■» it the study jroup wi Happy Hoiiday - Leadership Co< ;u»wtg -5 percent af jr^up Spartan Village Gets New School New devices, including »»»■ The dome room is surrounded school was easy,** Mrs. Cochran the school. Two kindergarten Burglars Stetti 7T Petitions Students Av cutoff, didn't knew ihey had received wsv mirrors and a movable dome, by the classrooms and school said- The school is close to their classes meet together and are Educatio.r 415. ^ :>e * are featured in the new Spartan ofJce. Each room has an mdivt- homes, and they are able to walk Mr. and Mrs. Wayne LobdeU. pamphlet. V.-iother; percent jpyt part of the ship Traiaiag, *■-, Milage School for 145 children 1443 6 Spartan Village, returned hewing mi: to allow differ- to school and go home for lunch, method allows for at married students. *r?c temperatures in the rooms. Aa experiment in "team variety of activtt from their Thanksgiving vacation pick ap pe-.r.,^ The new school has four class- __ . . isa-Sum" ia bein* coeActed at c^hraa aaid Sunday to find their apartment pjvis ' ? rooms for kmdergarte,, and first o ^ f^ ^ *e » a >e v o,hran aa.v.. door unlocked and their television fWtfs " set missing. .\ll' net "It ^ huildtag. However, Placement Bureau - Investigating officers at the to the department of public safety found student s«- classroom allow wrencs and evS*- it is not interviewing at die Placement analyses of proAict: no signs of forcible entry to the 5 " cat,or majors to new classes m ^ ^ Piureeu Friday. NO*. 30. apartment. - - without disturbing the Mrs. Susan Cochran, heed Additional information ^ Fitzgerald Public Schools in- session MMKMBced that parents Placement Bureau Bulletin for earty elementary***- Mrs. sHdi h Lcbdell told police that fea»v f« Prof Schedulnc Vlwia 'Coin-Op' Cleaning *. W Eastman Kodak Co. interviewteW"" -p, *—3t _ . •♦Self "but Z£L\Z Great West Life Insurance Co. Lobdeil estimated the value of who have their mekw in¬ Business Booming men terests in organic, physical, an¬ interviewing majors htm the tfi* television set at J100. University alytical aad inorganic chemistry. Lrnde Co. - Division ef Colon colleges of business and liberal arts and all others interested in sales training program. -Oe- The theft occured sometime between 10 pjn.. November 22. aad 1.-30 Carbide Corporation interview¬ a-m. Sunday. To Arabian ing chemicai, mechanical, civtl. cember and March jrads only, Police i Ohali is the father of four foals, of agriculture, metallurgical and electrical en¬ Portland Public Schools inter¬ three colts and one gineers. viewing early elementary edu¬ &liy. The I'. VS. jcvemm* Arthur D, Llttie. Inc. inter¬ cation. social studies and coun¬ Ghali. a -pay Arabian stallloo. senced him fs a gift to : e as given to the Ctom viewing MBA candidates Inter¬ seling and guidance majors. PIZZA ested in market and business C. S. Naval Ordinance Test research, diversifkration and Station interviewing electrical, growth studies, research in the mechanical engineers; physics, field of technical *^^1.-^ »».« chemistry and math majors. 5-Day ff eather Want-Ad IS OUR SPECIALT DEr^orr" (t. PO— rN ive-day showers likely toward the end of Special the week. Fnjoy pizza in our newly redecl weather outlook: Southern lower Michigan— Upper Michigan — I'smpera- Extended orated atmosphere --or hov® it j T'emperarires will average sixto tares will average six to eight to Nov.30 delivered to the comfort of your -ine .iegrees above normal. Nor- degrees above normal. Normal mai hign W » U. hJcrmai low *2 jo Z*. Gradual warming trend high Jl to 3b. Normal low I? to -3. Gradual warm®gtrendTsaes- Save $1.50 room. Taesday 'hrougn Thursday tuns- day turning cooler toward the • 15 words usg cooler toward the end of the eeei. Precipitation will total end of the week. Precipitation • 1 rinv« CASA NOVA # one tenth of an inch or less with ED 7-1668 Bus Company Gives Special showers likely toward the emi of N.Y.C. Va0WPERSO Your Living Union Board ~*250~ COMPACT 250 Wolverine O —wfr Bte gMMtes norogg tecawy fttate* MtXEMETYPEWtnaCl H7i.ri it. »»»-mm*r tiu. mi n.rv»44u Before The Price Goes To $10.00 •ifc f I| ^ts ntoioSBg swu&ujf.