Weather Inside T oday: Partly cloudy and STATE NEWS Computer helps students, continued mild. Tempera¬ ture in mid 70s. To p. 3. Cuban "Sea Wall", MICHIGAN Same as today. p. 4. MSU Soccer Tie, p.8. STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1964 Vol. 55, Number 200 Kremlin See Campaign Sparks Fly With European As Voting Draws Near removal Oct. 14 as Premier and MOSCOW (fj-The new Kremlin demand stronger Communist un¬ ity. first secretary of theSovietCom- regime appealed to East Euro¬ munist party. There was no mention of Com¬ pean allies Monday for unity with¬ Communist newsmen in Mos¬ in the Communist camp. The call munist China and the appeal seemed aimed only at Eastern cow were advised that an official apparently sought to quiet the account of the secret meeting alarm caused by the ouster of Europe, where doubt had been Nikita Khrushchev. raised as to the wisdom of oust¬ that deposed Khrushchev would Goldwater The appeal came in an editor¬ ial on the front page of the gov¬ ernment newspaper Izvestia. It ing Khrushchev. The editorial coincided with a flocking to Moscow of foreign be days. published within the next few There has been no official word Lyndon Khrushchev's whereabouts warned that the future economic progress in Eastern Europe will Communist explanations delegations to seek for Khrushchev's on since Leonid 1. Brezhnev took over the party leadership and Lashes Out Satirizes Alexei N. Kosygin became pre- There are unconfirmed reports At Barry Johnson Witness Sought indicating that foreign Commu¬ nist delegations here were be¬ ing given a memorandum explain¬ MACON, Ga., X—Pr NEW YORK, ^(-Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater accused presi¬ Johnson flailed away Moi dent Lyndon B. Johnson of a ing the change in the Kremlin Dixie at his Republic In Latest Assault command. There was no indica¬ "political daddyism" philosophy tion whether the reported ponents, accusing them o last night and said this was an randum was the alTtheo'ffi- f"d imPuls.lve statement easy way to pitch for votes. But the Republican presidential East Lansing police are seek- the coed with a kitchen knife cial account expected to be pub¬ candidate said it wasn't for him. ing two coeds who were walking after forcing his way into her car, lished soon. In i Jacks "Do you honestly think that in the alley between Grand River was described as 21-to 22-years- ille, Fla., his second of theday, after al' these years in politics, A venue" and Delta Street between old, medium build, about 5 feet, jol:nso,v. said the Republican party that 1 don't know the easy way )D:30 and JJ.-00 p.m. Friday. They believe the girls may 10 pounds, ^ 170 Service "fatt-J*. extreme *: - and narrow group. SyV-of an to get votes?" he asked. "Well, 1 do." have witnessed part of the abduc- State police and East Lansing But he said he wouldn't be¬ tion and attempted rape of a officers are checking the possi- f #V1 fW In speeches in Orlando, Fla., cause "if I went around telling MSU coed late Friday night.They bility that the Friday attacker Jacksonville and in Macon and people what they wanted to hear, were carrying a bag of food from and one of the two men who alleg- — ~ j- Augusta, Ga., Johnson hammered I'd sound like Lyndon Baines McDonald's Drive In. Rather Hall assaulted aa Rather ««y assaulted edly freshman Oct. 19 are the same. Hall (Jtil 1 SO T hard on the themes of peace, Johnson." i told police the two prosperity and national unity. Goldwater brought his cam¬ Descriptions given police in A two day conference cele¬ girls had passed near her car paign to the nation's biggest city about the time the attack oc¬ both cases are similar. brating MSU Cooperative Fx- "The poll tension Service's golden anni- follow today for his first and only try at its curred. votes with a political rally. versary starts today at the Kel¬ Police hope the girls may have World War II. □nd Tom Woodward, logg Center. the Detroit coed's assailant, GM tradition as ol He made his remarks about Plants seen MSU Continuing Education Ser¬ npus craze. What is a young man with blond brush-cut vice will join the conference. Courage does n Photo by Patti Prout "political daddyism" in a speech Work hair, or may have other informa¬ prepared for delivery Monday Speakers include President tion The regarding the attack. suspect, who threatened Start John A. Hannah, Provost Howard lessen the R. Neville and Oakland University withdrawing all danger of Professor Shows Invention night at Madison Square Garden. "You want something for no¬ Chancellor Durward Varner. : who don't thing?" He asked in defining "That way lit this philosophy. "The federal Bit By President Hannah will open the will get it for you. Fli "The courage i government Saigon Power DETROIT iff)--General Mrelimin- Associatio ary section reservation reports Spain .I'-Two U.S. during the week of Dec. 7 in the class card arena of the Men's HUELVA, Marine helicopters collided and Music crashed In flames at the start of Intramural Building according to the biggest U.S. naval amphibious Joseph Evans, MSU pianist and a schedule to be announced. maneuvers since World War. II, teacher, was elected president of Monday. Nine of the 22 marines the Michig .i Music Teachers As- includes some 500 private music teachers and college and univer¬ aboard the H34 helicopters per¬ ished. sity faculty members from The collision was at an altitude throughout the state. Signs Of of about 800 feet. T he fell In flames onto a carpment helicopters rocky es¬ in the crowded inva¬ Evans said the association's purpose is "to stimulate profes¬ sional growth and maintain high standards of teaching competence sion area. Fall To M Each of • the helicopters car¬ ried 11 marines from ships off- through recitals, lectures and teaching workshops." Michigan is a national leader hxcept for a few delays ca pulled hay rakes, trucks, hand shore. One of the 13 marines who in establishing prescribed ex¬ by bad weati er and soggy le , ikes and pitchforks were used survived was critically hurt.The aminations to certify qualified the grounds department is i by 20 to 30 men assigned the others had slight injuries. All 22 music teachers, he added. back-breaking task. were from the 2nd Marine d!vi- The MSU pianist has been a - Now. wi'fc machines, sion at Camp Lejuene, N.C. member of t he music faculty month-long operation only U.S.'officials said rNieir iia, is in good hai i leaf -clearing. 1 he suction dea °use leaf collector is York. The grounds departme. t has In 1950-51 Evans studied music men with machines cleanins like a giant vacuum cleaner. It President John A. Hannah will and presented concerts in the leaves since the early-bi: can collect and shred 300 to 500 address the Continuing Education France, Austria and Switzerland. bushels before it needs emptying, and Cooperative Extension Ser- JOSEPH EVANS He has also done research in maples and elms sent their, it and gold leaves flying. What do they do with all those musicology at the University of Leaf-clearing has become : shreded leaves? Ferris explained in the that they are stored at the main- ium. sociatioi: h the organizations re- Vienna. QUIET BEAUTY OF. AIITAIHH—W.orm «y^n. autumn leaves and the solitude >f markably easier since the tenance- nurserf located on Beau- Hannah's talJujwiU kick cent c jan Rosenaugh,The Bea¬ "This type of thing has been For example, student "X" may his GPA up Briton Expects No Soviet Policy Change For Coed Visitor yers, teachers, mechanics and . " said have 12 credits below "C" out dards. ver Basin Two and the Dondons. WASHINGTON-Britain's new foreign secretary said Mondayheis farmers. Children "who have .°"e 6 S°' . . , total of 28 carried for the "The student doesn't have to ... . . ,, ,, John N. Wmburne, assistant dean of a convinced the changes in the Soviet leadership will not affect the So¬ Diane Ross, National Coed's nothing and need everything will „f student affairs past two terms. Now he has en¬ follow our suggestions," Win- viet Union's foreign policies. Representative for College Life become productive citizens ork had rolled for a completely new sche¬ burne said, "but according to a "In our view, the policies of theSoviet Union will continue because —?>. s?« They mugt b(? turned in tQ program will consist of discus¬ Owning Event* sion groups, debates, panel dis¬ MALE: Experienced printing machine operator, fulltime night "The computer will make our the club office or at the next meeting Nov. 3. Elected Officers Assume Duties cussions and lectures. Emphasis custodial work ($1.75 and hour), general foundry-work (three Job easier and more effu .'.Alumni will be on combatting apathy on hours daily), busboys. Being able to give the student All members of the ciud are Owen Graduate Association has ..ian is a master's candidate union boards, publicity for union help before it's too late, will eligible for this scholarship.The Christian Science Organiza tion elected new offiCersforthe 1964- speech and hearing. Miss Mc- events and the student greatly increase his chances tjf Association awards its scholar- — 7 p.m., 31 Union. 1965 school year. They are Jon Grath is working for her master's roie jn relation to other campus having a successful and reward- ships each term according to Women's I n t e residence Schuster, Manistique, president; degree in Journalism. Dodds, a activities. ing academic career. need. Council —5:15p.m., East Yakely. Rari Schoenkerman.'whitefish doctoral candidate, Sigma Alpha Eta — 7 p.m., Bay, Wise., vice-president; Su- organic chemistry. which The association, is cen¬ STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 A o 5:30 PM - WEDNESDAY NOON UNTIL NINE P.I 39 Auditorium. zanne McGrath, Baltimore, Md., tered in Owen Graduate Center, Heronomy Club Meeting — 7 secretary; and Hal Dodds, Flint, is the organizational center for treasurer. „ 310 Ag. Hall. Schuster working for his the graduate students. It acts as masters degree in education and an opinion forum and sponsors various social and cultural ac¬ is primarily interested in po¬ tivities throughout the year. noted for litical science. Miss Schoenker- perfect Panhel Program winter performance, pile-lined Lists Tea, Project ATTENTION CAR OWNERS FUR-COLLARED STORM COATS Activities for Par Hellenic complete front end repair and alignment Council this week include a schol¬ ♦ brakes 'suspension Great as all outdoors are these water arship tea and a service project meeting, both to take place Wed¬ ♦ wheel balancing » steering corrections nesday. » motor tune ups and weather repellent coats, lined The tea will be held from 3 to with acrylic pile for lightweight the Student Services LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center 5 p.m. in lounge. A11 freshman women warmth their good casual lines scholarship winners are invited 124 SOUTH LARCH punctuated by welt-seaming. Panhel members will make pumpkin puppets as Halloween Left: Toggle buttoned coat gifts for underprivileged children at the service project meeting of wool melton. Camel or from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Alpha Chi Omega house (end of iVLA.C. hunter green with natural blue fox collar. llforno Restaurant Subject Tonight: 8 to 16 sizes 39.95 Ik tiuwteT^a«£)u£ wv Neic Right: Cotton suedecloth Registration Lunches Dinners Sandwiches Pizza Green Helmet will hold a meet¬ coat with Golden Glory ing tonight at 8 in 106 Internation¬ DANCING al Center. FOUR NIGHTS A WEEK fox tail collar. Godron A. Sabine, vice presi¬ dent for special projects, will OPEN DAILY 11 AM - 2 AM Elk or green speak on the new registration program. SENIOR COUNCIL HAS 8 to 16 sizes 39.95 7r£KE?J«N SmLc New & Used SENIOR NIGHT Textbooks NOV. 17 Paperbacks Jacobson's RATHSKELLER SPARTAN OPEN DAILY 5 PM SPORTS WEAR BOOKSTORE FINE FOOD ENTERTAINMENT M.S.U. Souvenirs PHONE ED 7-1311 FOR TAKE OUT CORNER of ANN & MAC ' Tuesday, October 27, 1964 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Scholars Oppose The opposition of 132 distin¬ ing of communism" and ignor- Goldwater The statement concludes: In the advertisement, the pro- ESC guished American political sci¬ ance of "the complexities in- "Although we do not all agree fessors state that they are speak- entists to Republican presiden¬ volved in comprehending the on the best ways of dealing with ing as scholars concerned with tial candidate Barry Goldwater Communist challenge and the ex- problems of international poll- the study of the Soviet Union was announced Sunday in an ad¬ perience gained in meeting it." tics, we are convinced that Gold- and communism and as citizens vertisement in the New York The statement maintains that water's approach Is unsound and committed to the cause of free- Times. the course Goldwater appears potentially disastrous." dom. 12 1'. The names of Arthur E.Adams, to advocate would increase the MSI professor of history, and risk of thermonuclear war. Alfred G. Meyer, professor of "It (Goldwater's stand) would political science, were contained give credibility and conrifort to in the advertisement. Both men the most extreme and dangerous are specialists in Soviet affairs. elements in Communist move¬ Meyer said nearh every out¬ ments around the globe. standing scholar ir the fields "It would alienate from our of Russian history and commu¬ side many sincere and devoted nism is represented 'n the ad¬ non-Communists. And misread¬ vertisement. ing the nature of the Sino-Sovlet The statement by the profes¬ rift, it would spell an end to the precarious but hopeful growth sors says that Goldwater has demonstrated "littleunderstand¬ of diversity in the Soviet bloc. 1~ DESK SET —Working can be a hectic job, but, THE at the don 'Sea Wall' Perils during the slow hours of the day, it lovely young thing like this. g. Yes, Photo men, even for a by Ken Roberts ingham senior. She is not bringing a monster to life, Can't Stop Cubans . but is demonstrating a new Style of resuscitation, Students R which is accomplished by port any catch by radio to swift bending the victim's chin MIAMI, Fla. 4-Death corri¬ torpedo boats lurking in the Cuban up, holding his nose, com¬ plete! with vour covening his mouth Own and blow¬ dor, as exiles cali the wall" berween Cuba .Kid the ted States, is reportedly increas¬ "sea Uni¬ keys. The boats race out and pump bullets into refugee craft, the re¬ port added. Large Work ing. Photo by R ick i Gi Ibert ingly perilous. But it is estimated TACKY PROBLEM—Some people go through all sorts A clean stadium for football $2,624,765 in earnings with 2,900 that 11,000 Cubans have hurdled Still, 1,409 escapees won at this strange Russian roulette during of contortions to get their job done. This coed, trying gatnes, hot food in dormitory off-campus workers earning it tofreedom since Fidel Castro's the first nine months this year. to put up a display on a dorm bulletin board, proves serving lines—these and other nearly $1,300,000. Other-Worldly takeover nearly six years ago. They came in rowboats, tiny The Cuban Refugee Center re¬ Photo by Ken Roberts University services are at least The current pay rate for stu¬ ported they came in 155 boats. partly the result of MSU student dent employes is $1.25 per hour raft-, leaky fishing boats and Creatures Missing makeshift luggers. Five men pad¬ The Center reported a total workers. with those in special and super¬ of 7,437 small boat refugee reg¬ Nearly half of MSU's student visory positions earning more. dled to Florida on inner strung together with bamboo. tubes istrations since 1961. Exiles esti¬ mate 4,000 others arrived before Flibber Sugar Beets population works and last year about 10,250 students were em¬ According to director of Place¬ Some recently arrived esti¬ ment Bureau Jack Shingleton, usecf at the Hor mate boats that lately one of every four running .** »*.*"**»• ■ 1961, or later without checking in t'confinued from page f) Sweetened ployed by the University, accord¬ ing to Tom Rand, assistant stu¬ more jobs are presently able than students c.#<\ fui ■ avail¬ dent p'jtcir.fi&ni bureau director. sified Castro patrols loses the Science is helping to sweeten Shingleton added, however, that not been. rween Cuba and America is 90 Student jobs listed in the Place¬ race. There is no indication of flibbers at the game," continued Michigan's sugar beet industry. ment Bureau as the year advances more stu¬ miles, refugees must take a long¬ range from cafeter¬ how many died trying. Sturgis. "Maybe upperclassmen With a combination of genetics, dents will apply for work as their id if they are t re- er course in their race with hun¬ ia work, to the feeding and car¬ But a new refugee arrives on could wave green and white ones, plus new analytical methods, money runs out. , ; .vers.ty Student the average of every four or five ger, thirst, sun and sea hazards. and the underclassmen wave an¬ ing of animals for the Depart¬ George J. Hogaboam, USDA crop ment of Animal Shingleton predicted that in fu¬ -:.t (AUSG) will have v.* hours in one of modern history's Vincente Mayans, now living in Husbandry, plant¬ other color." scientist at MSU, is currently New York City, was the sole sur¬ ing crops for the Crop Science ture years the demand for part- ' greatest sea exoduses. Presently the political science developing new sugar beet varie¬ time employment will increase Warren Piatt, H -me- vivor in a 17-day odyssey from Department, office work and "Castro combs the Cuban coast and sociology offices have flib¬ ties. COKA-COOLA— The job Communist Cuba. He lost 16 of numerous others. because of the increase of stu¬ of with newly built, high-speed bers. One instructor was asked These new varieties will con¬ Rand said that last year MSI' dents who will need to work their being a "Coke cooler" is his companions at sea. He ar¬ motor boats armed with 30-cali- the purpose of the flibber: tain greater disease resistance rived unconscious, clutching the student employes carried home way through school. not always as rewarding ber machineguns," said Eduardo "You flib," he replied. and higher pure sugar content for the cooler as it is for Fernandez, a fugitive from Ha¬ 17th, his dead wife. than any that have been previ¬ the customer whose Coke One refugee group made it to vana who eluded them. Other ref¬ Professor Flibber indicated ously released. she cools. Anguilla Bay in the British- that he would like to Frat Sweetheart similar accounts. begin The nation-wide sugar beet ugees gave They also reported a farflung ra¬ owned Bahamas, only to have Castro forces kidnap 19 men, flibber clinics here. These project is aimed at literally AUSG Information Swap Photo by Ken Roberts Miss Dorothy Peun, Detroit dar system along the coast. clinics would teach the student sweetening the Industry by In¬ senior, a is chosen sweet- women and children, return them Even Cubans slipping through how to make flibbers, large, creasing the amount of sucrose OLIN he, Kappa Alpha Psi fra- ern.ity at their Coronation Ball to international ported waters are re¬ in danger. The usually to Cuba, and imprison them. In¬ formed exiles report that 15 of small, colored and the various content and reducing the amount of impurities found in sugar Represents State Schools •HOSPITAL aturday night at theCivicCen- well-informed exile news ser¬ them recently were released to All University Student Govern¬ maps, catalogs, club constitu¬ house arrest after American He also indicated that utility beets. ment (AUSG) is sponsoring an in¬ tions, reports on housing, mar¬ REPORT vice, AIP, says Soviet fishing for the usage of flibbers The disease resistance phase ministers including Evangelist formation exchange program ried students, foreign students, Admissions include: Marsha trawlers, actually radar picket for the biggest flib¬ of the project is centered mainly Billy Graham urged the British among schools across the nation Greek systems and concert and Daniels, Fraser freshman; ships "fishing" for refugees, re¬ bers are now in progress. around leaf spot and black rot. government to intercede. with enrollments of over 15,000. Patricia Clarkson, Ann Arbor Hogaboam is trying to produce Webb F. Martin, director of freshman; Margaret Smith, Hud¬ an epidemic in order to breed • "If everyone co-operates, this this disease resistance into the inter-university affairs, ex¬ son senior; Barbara Ferguson, can be one of the biggest things varieties. plained that schools of this size Alpena junior; Jeffrey Poorman, 4 Hogaboam's present research emphasis is being placed on in¬ have similar problems and should be able to help each other solve in so the "We need that country," Martin said. we a service of this type won't be spending time South Johnson, Haven junior; Peter Flint freshman; and William Malpass, Jordan gradu¬ corporating as much disease re¬ AUSG is gleaning information on problems that have already ate student. sistance as possible into sugar about everything from judiciary been solved by other schools." beet varieties. structures to club minutes from Dance Lessons organizations both here and at Schools invited to participate, Men's Club other universities. Information all state-supported, and together will be loaned to participating representing almost 750,000 stu¬ To Be At Union schools for two weeks. The file will include such things dents, are the University of Ari¬ zona, University of California, Meets Today Dance instructions for students University of Cincinnati,Univer¬ Robert L. Green, assistant as copies of student government will be held at 7 p.m. 21.Union sity of Colorado, University of professor of education, will dis¬ meeting minutes, fact books, stu¬ tonight. Students may sign up at Illinois, Indiana University, Los cuss "Educational Problems- dent handbooks, newspapers, the door. Angeles State College, Louisiana North and Scuth" at the MSU State University, University of Men's Club luncheon meeting to¬ _ Wrecker Service-Wheel Service—Tire Truing Minnesota, University of Mary¬ day at 12:10 p.m. in the Union Broke Service-Muffler Service Parlors. land, University of Michigan, WANTED Green visited Southern states University of Missouri, Brooklyn Sip's. Complete General Repair - Tune Up College of the City University ot is consultant for ftj Phone 484-7663 WINTERIZE NOW New York, York. City College of New program. anti-poverty He also directed a study of Negro children in Virginia's Also State BS and MS ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE GRADUATES GROVE'S University of New York at Buffalo, Ohio State Uni¬ versity, Pennsylvania State Uni¬ Prince Edward County. The Men's Club will be Bridge Party Friday at 8 p.m., in the Aeronautical Applied Mechanics ALL CAR versity, University of Puerto Rico, PurdueUniversity, Rutgers University, San Francisco State Union Club Rooms. Electrical Car, Bike Collide; Industrial Engineering Mechanics SERVICE College, San Jose State College, Southern Illinois University, Un¬ DriverTicketed Engineering Physics 600 N. CEDAR St. iversity of Texas, University of Washington, Wayne StateUniver- A Grand Beach freshman re¬ Mechanical Engineering Science Hubert Wode and Dave Albough ore sity and the University of Ten- ceived multiple cuts and abra¬ sions when her bike collided with Metallurgical Physics a car at Wilson and Chestnut roads Sunday. Will be involved with such projects as developing Space and Life Support • Buying a New Aerobatics Club Judith A. Cengdon had turned Systems, Engine and Afterburner Controls, Air Induction Control Systems, her head to look back at her Advanced Lightweight Propellers, Electron Beam Industrial Machines, or Used Car? boyfriend, who was riding with Meetings Slated • Ground Support Equipment, Electronic Control Systems, Overhaul and Re¬ her, when an automobile driven by Alexander C. Russell, 71, pair Programs, Bioscience Studies, Industrial Valves. of Okemos pulled into the inter¬ The Acrobatics Club meetings Hamilton Standard is presently working in the areas of Aerodynamics, Compressible Flow, Control Dynamics, Digital and Analog Computation, Elec¬ | Save will be held Tuesday and Thurs¬ day from 7 to 9 p.m. in Jeni- section, campus police said. Miss Cengdon was treated at tronics, Electron Optics, Fluid Dynamics, Heat Transfer, Hydraulics, Hydro¬ son Field House this term. Olin Health Center and released. dynamics, Instrumentation, Internal Aerodynamics, Kinematics, Magnetic Circuitry, Mechanical Metallurgy, Physics, Quality Control, Reliability, Servo- mechanisms. 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Fab Detergent .... 69'" Ajax Cleanser 2 c£ 33' |„ ™TJL, | Lathers into Oceans of Suds, Deal Pack High Suds Cleaning Power, Low Suds Plastic Bags on a Handy, Tear-Off Roll Lj CAIKA Green JlflPlrJ j Wlth Th* Purchase of a Box of 170 ■ Vel Beauty Bar 2 Bars 39* Ad Detergent /y Baggies , 50's —Tf^c size/7 Qtips cotton swabs Cleans Like a White Tornado, Ajax, Deal Pack InConvenient, Fast-Dissolvir.g Packets ! St*oreY\<^pon Vxp'Ires SaturtVyT^ct.'jn?. ; All-Purpose Cleaner . . . 2< 69e Action Bleach ...... p'^79° . Double Grfen S tamps rmrWednesday > Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, October 27, 1964 DEADLINE CALL 355-8255 YOUR KEY TO QUICK CASH-USE CLASSIFIEDS and ask for 1 P.M. ONE CLASS DAY Ad taker BEFORE PUBLICATION Automotive Automotive For Rent For Sale For Sale Personal Service TR-3, 1961. Condition good. Light FURNISHED CoITaCE apart^ DEER RIFLE - 8mm sporterized LukVLVft (Schwinn). Used 2- VOLUNTEERS FOR Johnson will ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call with 2.5 power weaver scope. speed men's bicycle. DODGE, meet Thursday at 8 pm. in the walls, buckets, automatic, etc. blue convertible. White top with menu $100. Includes all utilities, Kalamazoo Street Body Shop. Excellent condition. Call ED 1962 383 Convertible. Full house I'r.i- ri Parlors A, B, C. 2C Black. 25,000 miles. Perfect. new windows. Fully carpeted. At Gunson and Beech. 5 blocks Small dents to large wrecks. 485-9589 after 5:30 pm. 19 from Campus. Call 337-2080for 2-5582. 20 performance. Package. See at American and $1,350. Will haggle. 332-3109.19 foreign cars. ENGLISH 3 SPEED GoIf-0-Tron. 19 THE NIGHT SHIFT is coming! TRIUMPH. 1964 Spitfire. Black appoint bicycles, Guaranteed work. 489-7507.1411 HAWAIIAN GUITAR. Complete convertible. $1,850. Call 484- EAST LANSING, f)eluxe fur- $39.77. ACE HARDWHERE & East Kalamazoo. C No rust. Make offer. Perry, with amplifier and case. Excel¬ 3930. 2C nished apartment for college or GIFTS, across from Union. ED DIAPER SERVICE, three types • AUTOMOTIVE 625-3138. 113 r. Second Street, lent condition. Call OR 6-5857. professional personnel. Three 2-3212. C of diapers to choose from. Bulk • EMPLOYMENT Perry. VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Sunroof. Ex- ~~ 20 Peanuts Personal rooms, ceramic bath. Phone ze up¬ wash for cleaner, whiter dia¬ FOR RENT CORVETTE, > 61 Convertible. cellent condition. Phone IV • 332-3505 9:30 am. - 5:30 pm. right. Good condition. Call 351- i>NA(Jk-t!AR refriger- pers, fluff dried and folded. FOR SALE 230 hp. 3-«pe ed. Immaculate 2-01 SO. 2711 Forest Ave. 20 UjSe . ator. Excellent condition. $65. 5342. 21 yours or rent ours. Containers • LOST 8. FOUND condition. $2,. 'JO. Phone IV 9- VOLKSWAGEN. 1963 Karman- 0r 332-3'3^ Electric. IV 4-8987. 20 furnished. No deposit. 25 years • PERSONAL 0351. 23 ghia. 2-tone green. Radio. Im- THREE GIRLS to share 4—girl 15 StftlhJC GUttAR. 1 month old. 17" PHILCO portable television experience. BY-LO DIAPER • PEANUTS PERSONAL CORVETTE, 19- maculate. One owner. A-l apartment. Winter Term. Block Case, picks, strap. Set of T2 with stand. In excellent condi¬ SERVICE, 1010 E. Michigan. IV • REAL ESTATE hp. Automatic. F est offer. 337- $1,695. Pho from Berkley. 351-5496. 20 strings. $130. 355-6366. 21 tion. $40. IV 4-f 2-0421. r • SERVICE 1484 after 6 pi n. 20 Buckman, 372-2294 or 485- > 17 inch Motor- BJ: Took your suggestion, tried • TRANSPORTATION IV 6 4 convertible. 2226. share apartment near campus - to find CORVETTE, ola. 24 inch General Electric. JVG's antidote. The now formir.g adult social dancing • WANTED VOLKSWAGEN 19 56. Sunroot. for winter tei*m. Call 332-5531. Trade in any resalable merchan¬ Daytona blue, v ■ hite top. 300 hp. ^Reasonable. Phone IV -2 5344.21 Leach suggested AuH20, but it classes. American, Latin. $lper Excellent transportation. $395. ; 19 dise on shotgun of your choice. DEADLINE 4-speed. Low n ileage. Reason- only irritated situation. What person. Couples only. 332-2833 able. 351-4549, 21 Call 337-7834. 21 riooses "Wilcox has the guns," new next? The Twitcher or 482-2980. ' 22 11 a.m. one class day be¬ DO YOU' KNOW that just ten and used. Over 300 guns, all PEPI AND THE PROBLEMS fof FALCON, 1961 ■;l-door. Six. Like WANTED; ONE i to Real Estate fore publication East of East Lansing, , latest styles, calibers includ¬ 21 the finest sound in dance and new. 18,000 m les. $800. Call share rent in a beautifully fur¬ - 12 noon one you can have the best personal¬ ing franchised Winchesters and music. 332-5053. 355-1892 or ED 2-4591. 21 nished 7-room house. Off E. Mobile Homes party ized service from a small Remingtons. Savage, Herrington 2-story. 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 FALCON I960 . -door. Six cyl- Michigan at 201 S. Fairview. PONTIAC CHIEF, 1*>63. 50' x 10'. Richardson, Ithaca, ItalianBer- inder. Automat ; transmission. friendly Ford Dealer? We fea¬ baths. Custom draperies. ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL ad¬ PHONE $48 per month. Utilities in¬ etta, Stevens. Rifle scopes by Owner forced to sell. Terms. ture a fine selection of used Lovely carpeting. 2 fireplaces. Co .d condit n. Recently cluded. To apply, call IV 2- vertising. 533 North Clippert, cars. SIGNS FORD SALES, Wil- Redfield, Weaver, Savage, Scope 337-0144. 20 Finished basement 6 years old. 355-8255 painted. $675. F >wlerville, 223- 5186. 20 mounts, gun cases, large va¬ IV 5-2213. C 9002. 21 liamston, Michigan. 655-2191. Owner. Phone ED 7-0708. 26 ALTERATIONS SLIPCOVERS. Personal - RATES _C20 Rooms riety of latest ammunition. W I L L IA MST O N, 3-bedroom Excellent work, best of refer¬ FORD. 1960 red. nvertible.Good Small game and deer licenses. MEMO TO: The Smothers Broth- 1 DAY .$1.50 early American. Large living ences. Prices reasonable. Pick top. A-l body . Low mileage. Scooters - Cycles 10 used bows, arrows, quivers, ers. Don't forget 3 DAYS. . . S3.00 ED 7-9266. 19 thatThursday, room. Fireplace, den, full base¬ up and deliver. 485-7366. 21 UNSUPERVISED, NEAR Union, . Runs good. ( a! MOPED-SPARTA. 45cc. Newly camp stoves and heaters. November 12, is the date for 5 DAYS . S4.50 ment, gas heat, double garage. . . • FORD 1957 C vertible. Power repaired. $75. Phone ED2-5658 Single room. SharedI kitclhen and Everything for the sportsman. Lansing Civic Center Typing Service Private !. Call your con¬ $16,000 - 10% down. » Based on 15 ikes. Automatic. after 5 pm. Easy terms. lOf down. Tickets sale at the TYPING, THESES, term steering and br 332-0716. cert. now on - Also, 20-acre farm. 3- papers, There will be 50« service $200. Dave, WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE Civic Center and the Paramount etc. XEROX copy service. IBM In good condit. n. bedroom home. New aluminum and bookkeeping charge f 482-1680. 19 Employment ROOMS FOR men, 21 509 E. Michigan Ave. News in Lansing and East Lans¬ siding. Aluminum storms, electric typewriters. 337-1527. this ad is not paid with FORD, 1961 Fa.r lane 500. White R£Cl£TEftE6 NUftSES. full or Nicely furnished. Close tocam- IV 5-4391 ing. C31 screens. Fireplace, oil furnace, BARBI MEL, Professional typist. r 4-door. V-8 F< ;• Jomatic. Power part-time. 11-7 or 3-11. Good P»S' Kltchen* parkln«* ED l~ Hours daily 8 am. to 5:30 pm. C PklVACY; EDUCATION, ser- barn, tool shed, etc. $18,500 - No job too large or too small. steering, rad. , heater, seat salary and differential plus ' PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS. vice, below market price. These $3,500 down. JONES REALTY, . Block off campus ....332-3255 The State News does not belts, low mil •.age. Excellent other fringe benefits. Flexible WANTED: ONE man to share 4- Olympia, Precision. Buy the you get at the FARRELL and Williamston. 655-2861. 23 C condition. 482-' 148 after 6 pm. time schedule. Meal furnished, man apartment. $45 monthly. REED CO.. DIAMOND MER¬ permit racial or religious • finest. Terms available. discrimination in its ad¬ 20 Phone ED 2-0801. 22 759 Burchamwoods Apartments. CHANTS. M-A.C. at Albert Service ANN BROWN typist and multi- HASSELBRING COMPANY. 310 lith offset printing (black & vertising columns. The FORD, 1964 Gal-ixie 500. 4-door DIAMONDS, COLLEGE men and 35l'f176- N. Grand, IV 2-12.19. across from Knapps. For an ap¬ DIAPER SERVICE, samediapers returned. Either yours or ours. white & color). IBM. General vafe-.W- not accept sedan. 352 en,;.: e, 28 S hp.Pow- women needed as represents- SINGLE ROOM for man. Close le stereo pointment phone 332-2426. 22 advertiling from persons privileges. COINS: BUYING AND'SELLINC er steering, ra dio. Low mile- Call 332-6736. record player. Good condition. elude two dissertations. c.O /-ajd*. C discriminating against re¬ mission. Farrell andReedCom- See Terry L. pounds of baby clothes a ge. n 2-939 20 Huntington Music Co., 2016 E. Hufford for all EDIE STARR, typist. Theses, color that do not fade. Diaper pail fur- ligion, race, or FORD 1936 V-8. 2-door sedan. . pany, Albert at M^.C. For ap¬ Michigan. IV 9-1939. Open Mon¬ your coin needs. THIS dissertations, term papers, national origin. pointment, phone 332-2426. 25 WEEKS BEST BUY: 1964 Proof Cood condition. Also 1937 Ford day and Friday until 9. 21 AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE general typing. Experienced. 20 Sets- $19. These are excellent IBM Electric, OR 7-8232, parts. Phone 6 2~-5243. TWO MALE Wire-Hair Terriers. IV 2-0864 C or IV nings and Saturday. $6 bond fee. investments and make ideal 5-0861. C Automotive 5 months old. AKC Registered. IRONINGS - BY the pfece. Done itic transmission. Make Car and neat appearance neces¬ Call 489-2225. 18 gifts for the collector and non- DISSERTATIONS, THEMES", AMERICAN, 1962 Rambler, i- collector alike. The most beau¬ in my home. Reasonable. Phone offer. Phone TU 2-1369. sary. Expense allowance. Inter¬ ED 7-0145. 19 term papers typed at reasonable door, standard shift. Excellent TEFLON FRYING pans, house- tiful of all current view Wednesday, Oct. 28, 8 pm. coinage. In¬ rates. Call 372-4825. 20 shape. A buy, $850. 332-264: wares and gifts. ACE HARD¬ cludes the Kennedy half-dollar. METAPHYSICS - INSTRUCTION. sharp at 301 W. Lenawee inCen- BEV TALLMAN. Yoi.v t- rm :rds. 2! FORD 1960 6-cylinder. Stick tennial Room. Ask for Mr. WHERE 81 GIFTS, 201 E. Grand PAYING $5 each for 1955 HALF- Call ?72-1845. 32 shift. 4-door. Excellent shape. papers, reports, theses and dis¬ AUSTIN-HE A LEY, 19 58. Hon- River, across from Union. ED DOLLARS. GROUND SCHOOL for student and Economical. Original owner. Angst. 20 sertations typed in my home. duras. Maroon. Wire wheels. 2-3212. C Highest prices paid for all U.S. private pilots every Tuesday IBM EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an Electric. Call 372-3849. Phone 332-3206. 21 Overdrive. Radio. $795. Phone GUNS, FOR SALE, Trade or Rent. night. Student flight instructions C20 MERCEDES 190. 1962. 20,000 Avon representative. Turn your and rentals. Reasonable rates. 355-3106. 21 Shotguns, 22 rifles, deer rifles, On-campus location: Room E- free time into $$. For appoint¬ BLICK, 1956. No rust. Allpoyei;. miles. Mint condition. Service by day,»-week or season. An¬ 32. Science and Math. Teach¬ Sheren Aviation, N. Abbott Roads Transportation Texleather ment in your home, write or call: Davis Airport, East Lansine. 22 Air conditioned. Excellent con¬ record. reclining tiques. Winchesters, Hex Bar¬ ing center. After 5 pm. call NEW YORK HOLIDAY BUS Mrs. AlonaHuckins, 5664School dition. Phone IV 2-6781. 21 seats. Undercoated. Call 355- rels. All calibers and models. 336-2332 or come out to 7157 TV RENTALS for students. Eco- SPECIAL. Round trip, $32. Re¬ 9^7^. 21 St., Haslett, Michigan, or call Terms. KENNEDY'S HOBBY E. Saginaw Road (Route 78). nomical rates by the term and serve seats now for Thanksgiv¬ BUICK 1954. Mechanically per- evenings, FE 9-8483. C19 fect. Tires excellent. Interior OLDSMOBILE, 1961 F-85. Motor SHOP. 1420 Woodbine. IV 9-1165. Apt. 4. (Above Pine Motel). 23 month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT¬ ing and Christmas trip. Phone excellent, body good# $100 take DELIVERY BOY" wanted. Must ALS. 484-9263. C 22 East Lansing Bus Depot, 33$- sharp. $125. Call 487-3924. 21 have car. Part or full-time. WATCH PROFESSIONAL?ootbafl CHEVELLE-1964. Midnight blue. over payments, or best offer. SEWING MACHINE, 1964MODEL WHY PAY MORE? For profes- 2813. 27 Apply in person. Ricardo's and the ELECTION CAMPAIGN Consider older car in trade. sional dry cleaning. WEND- Standard transmission. 6-cyl- Pizza. 1452 E. Michigan. 20 ZIG-ZAG. No attachments on a NEJAC TV set. Rent a TV Wanted inder. Sell or trade. 485-4714 Andy, 126 Division. 20 needed. Simply select a stitch to from NEJAC TV Rentals- 17" ROWS. Pants, skirts, sweaters, SALESLADIES TO work in dairy TWO TO four tickets for Wis- OLDSMOBILE 1963 '98'. Luxury buttonhole, appli¬ 65£. Plain dresses, suits, coats, any time after 5. lp monogram, and 21" table models only $7.00 sedan. Midnight mist color. store. Ages 21 to 35. Call IV For Sale $1.29. 3006 Vine St., 1/2 block consin game. Call ED 2-2400 CHEVELLE 1964 Malibu Sporti que, overcast and automatic and $8.00 per month. New Ze¬ after 6 pm. 4-7711 for appointn ™ Can be of Frandor. C19 19 Coupe. V-8 automatic. Radio. Complete power. Cruise con¬ SINGER SEWING MACHINE ZIG- decorative stitches. nith 19" portables for $9.00 per west trol. Air conditioned. $2,690. PART TIME. Saturday and Sun- taken of for GRADUATE STUDENT desires Low mileage. See at 3005 Delta ZAG. One built in control for care only $6.45 per month. Call 482-0624 for FREE 20 332-6021. 23 day. Houseman duties. Over 21. buttonholes, blindhems, fancy month or $48.49 cash. Call OL discounted 25%, except picture very quiet single room near St., Lansine. delivery. C Apply to Mrs. Anderson, Capital 5-2054. C20 tubes. Estimates on shop ser¬ campus. Call 355-7649 Monday CHEVROLET, 1957. V-fi, over- OLDSMOBILE, 1963 "88" wagon. designs, etc.; in beautiful wood FOR SALE: Pure sweet cider drive. Clip this ad, it's worth 16,000 miles, 15 months old. Park Motor Hotel, 501 Town- console. Need reliable party to delicious Jonathan and Mcintosh vice. ACME TV. IV 9-5009. C or Friday afternoons. 20 CORN PICKER. Co-op. Ready to Still under warranty. Excep¬ send. 20 make only nine payments of $1,S75 on full price of $2,075. pick your corn. 1 row. Pull type. applies. Squash, tomatoes, and 351-4676. 20 tional condition. 372-0509. 20 $7.00. Guaranteed. Trade-ins $100. Call, NA 7-5301. 19 other fruits and vegetables. CHEVROLET, 1964 Impala. 4- OLDSMOBILE, 1964 Dynamic 88 accepted. Will discount for cash. Farm fresh eggs. All at rea¬ Call OL 5-2054. C20 ZENITH TELEVISION, 211' table sonable prices. Open 9:30 - 7 do< r hardtop. Like new condi¬ convertible. Full power, low Smothers model. Like new. Phone ED tion. 6,000 miles. $2,695. Phone mileage, clean. Phone IV 2- DELIVERY men wanted. Part- TROPICAL AQUARIUMS, Ac- p.m. daily. ROADSIDE FARM 7-7847. 21 ED 2-5107 after 5 pm. 23 8973. 22 time. THE Pizza Pit, 203 WLA.C. cessories, tropical fish and sup- MARKET, 2 miles East of East BICYCLE SALES, service and C2C CHEVROLET 1958, 2-door hard- Avenue. 22 plies. Low prices. 1555 Ballard. Lansing at Okemos Rd. rentals. East Lansing Cycle, top. W-3 rjtomatic. Well taken hardtop. One owner. Like EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD Com- Phone 372-4938. 19 1215 East Grand River. Call 332- IT PAYS TO KNOW your State cart of. M.SU student must sell! 4-door. Fully equipped. Phone pany needs girls for temporary CHRISTMAS TREES. You cut. 8303. C Farm agent for low rates on Phone 353-0022 or may be seen 372-4219. 20 assignments. Office experience 100 to 1,000 Scotch Pine.Special BRoIHeFS auto insurance. Call orseeyour MARTIN TRUMPET. Excellent at Patterson's Gulf on W. Mt. PONTIAC, 1960 Catalina 2-door required. 616 Michigan National deal to non-profit groups. 484- State Farm agent today. Ask for condition. Phil Pratt. B-312 Em¬ HoDe-W. of Logan. 21 sedan. Hydramatic, radio, heat¬ Tower. Phone, 487-6071. C20 1679. 20 Jim Ryan, IV 5-7267, In Fran- CHEVROI ET. 1964 Biscayne 4- mons. 355-2666. 22 er, good tires. Recent tune-up. WAITRESS EXPERIENCED. Ap- GIRL'S WINTER Coats. Good dor. C19 d' r sedar. Full power plus air- USED T.V.'s. Good selection. Excellent condition. TU 2-4468. ply in person. TheStarfireRes- condition. Pre-teen, 12-14. Res¬ cond tior ir g. 300 H.P. V-8 en¬ Prices starting at $25. Modern ADMIT IT. Wouldn't you really 19 taurant, 1149 S. Washington. 20 sonable. FE 9-8595. 20 gine. i'l.fiOO miles. Excellent c nd.'ior.. $2,500. Call between PONTIAC. 1957 4-door hardtop, no rust, automatic, V-8. Runs SECOND GIRL for doctor's of- GOLF CLUBS, 1964 McGregor, T.V. Center. 2017 E. Michigan. IV 4-1393. 19 rather arrange all of your for¬ eign travel insurance right here in CONCERT fice in East Lansing. Must like DX. Complete set, like new. D-3 and be satisfied now and at Jan CHI'-VRf . at d 5 pm. 699-2139. 19 n VP good. $295. Smallwood's Ga¬ children. Give resume and best offer. 337-2074, 5-7pm.20 TELEVISION. SILVERTONE 21" claim time? Bubolz Insurance. THURSDAY 1 Impala Con- rage, 1103 Ballard. IV 9-6204.20 Console. Late model in good vertibit JOO hp. 4-speed. This sample of handwriting to Box USED bicycles for sale or rent. PONTIAC. 1964 Bonneville con- D-4. State News. 21 ACE HARDWHERE & GIFTS, condition. Phone 355-2890. 19 Nov. 12, 8 P.M. so.id black beauty has factory vertible, power steering and DENTAL ASSISTANT withOrtho- 201 E. G r a nd River, ac r os s 21" ZENITH fv. Table model. HALLOWEEN CONTEST - Prize a 1 r-conditioning. Priced to •ell!! J. li.'S USED CARS, 730 brakes. Extra foam in the seats. dontic training. Shorthand and from Union. ED 2-3212. 1964 set of Encylopedia Amer- ^or best decorated pumpkin, Lansing E. Michigan. IV 4-4501. Maroon with white top. IV 9- typing helpful. Previous appli¬ icana. Call 355-1042 after 5:30. Also- purchase decoratedpump- 2! ONLY required for new, kins and decorations for parties. CHEVROLET 1960 Impala hard- 5456 after 5 pm. 22 cants please re-apply. IV 2- English 3-speed, light-weight 19 Fruits and tomatoes, 10£ a Civic Center PONTIAC 1957 2-door hardtop. 9695. 23 bikes. On rental-purchase plan. BOOKS, MICHIGAN history, an- top. V-8 stick. Solid red. Im¬ pound! 400 Clare on Beltline maculate condition. J.B.'S USED Power. V-8. $280. IV 4-8275 or PRESSMAN. EXPERIENCED on ACE HARDWHERE & GIFTS. imal and bird life. Rare books, Railroad. IV 4-3180. 22 CARS, Exclusively Chevrolet, 2326 Lake Lansing Road. 20 Kluge automatic presses. Nights 201 E. Grand River, across German history. Other books. U.S. stamps. Foreign prints of 730 E. Michigan. IV 4-4501. 21 RAMBLER, standard 1959 six cylinder shift.. 4-door. Good and Saturdays. MYERS PRINT¬ ING, 1421 E. Michigan. IV 2- from the Union. ED 2-3212. C MAHOGANY TWIN beds; dress- Civil War 1867 , Vincent Van $4, $3.50, $3, $2.50 2554. 21 Gogh paintings. Call after 5pm. body. Mechanically sound. New: ing table, mirror, bench; night IV 9-7255. 21 Civic Center and Rings, transmission, rear stand; chest of drawers. $65. Paramount Newshops brakes, exhaust system. Good cleaning. Full or part-time. Own Call 332-8782. 21 RIFLE 30.06 Springfield - with Freshman, SophomoreChem- tires, seat belts. ED 2-4383. 19 transportation preferred. ED 2- Weaver K-4 scope. Brand new. sing and E. Lansing PORTABLE TAPE recorder with istry by graduate. Reasonable. ^ inLUn5i„»« .Wis o Prowa* l«c man character but conveys a feeling Pinnings Measles Test of sympathy. A fascinating story of young people who Deborah Kerr, as a femalear- Nov. 2 and 3, Burroughs Corp.: All majors Gail Bacow, Oak Park junior, Ancient Indian sages concen¬ Laboratory tests which can de¬ tist and every inch a gentile lady, Monday and Tuesday of the College of Business to Daniel Zides, Brookline, Mass. trated on imitating the "pure left civilization termine whether a woman ex¬ is both believable and sympathet- Arthur Andersen and Co. Ac- (B.M.D) (December and March senior and Phi Sigma Delta. tones" of nature rather than to commune with nature! posed to German measles during ic. Sue Lyon, as an almost grown- counting (B,M), Engineering and Grads „ ,, , Sandra Werner, Highland Park organizing a tempered scale. So Indian system pregnancy actually contracted the , up Lolita, conveys a feeling of Math (B.MJ3). M General Electric Co.: Market- sophomore, to Thomas Kent,De¬ extensive is the ' infection have been devised, ac¬ female eroticism but is other- Caterpillar Tractor C o.- Agri- ing (M). M troit junior and Phi Sigma Delta. that it begins with 72 basic cording to Dr. Stanley A. Pletkin wise totallyunconvincingand, it cultural, Civil, Electrical, Me- Hamilton Standard Div.; United Carol Tracz, Patchogue. N.Y., "ragas" on which thousands of of Philadelphia. times, very annoying. chanical' Engineers, Metallurgi- Aircraft Corp.: Electrical, Me- sophomore , to Joseph M a s i n, others are built. Shankar Diagnosis of the disease is fre¬ The screenplay is essentially cal Engineers (B,M). M chanical and Metallurgical Patchogue junior and Triangle. Like learned all sitarists the patterns until they quently difficult because it re¬ loyal to William's play, but The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Engineers (BM M Norma Gremore, Howell ju¬ sembles several other infections, Co.: Mechanical, Chemical, Indiana and Michigan Electric nior, to James Foster, Fort became second nature. With the Civil, and Electrical Engineers. Co- American Electric Power Wayne, Ind., junior. basic patterns firmly entrenched, The disease if contracted in the Chemistry, Accounting (B). M ^em: Electrical, Mechanical Diane Wright, Bellvue, to David he is free to improvise as much WOfiUWlTHOUTSHttf 90 per cent of the compo¬ early stages of pregnancy can Goodyear Aerospace Corp.: Engineers (B). M Stokes, lthac.i senior, and Tri¬ as sition at the moment of perfor¬ cause mental retardation or other Electrical Engineers (B.M.D). M F; and R. Lazarus: All s of angle. E ngaqements majors^of the CoU mance. defects in the victim's He offspring. suggested that public health Play Tuesday Chemistry, Physics, Math (B,M,D). M/F Arts and Letters, Business, Communication Arts, Home Ec¬ Linda Epst Detroit junior, Buddhist domination once threatened to annihilate the tra¬ 3rd Top Attroction laboratories across the country National Security Agency: El¬ onomics and Social Scie to Norman V ,0, Detroit senior ditional music of the Hindu, now ■ "A GIGANTIC DRAMA!" 1 In Fairchild are considering the development ectrical Engineers (B,M,D), Me- ... and Phi SigiTi )elta. of similar testing services for chanical Engineers (B.M.). M Hotel, Restaurant andlnstitu- Mary R. Hutchison, Hudson 3,200-years-old. So firmly tied are the "ragas" their communities. Physics (B.M), Mathematics tional Management senior, to William J. Thomas, However, the laboratory pro¬ The "Taming of the Shrew," (B M D) M/F ember and March Arlington Heights, 111., junior. patterns to the metaphysical, lin¬ cedure has one draw-back he Shakespeare's robust comedy on Must have completed three M/F Transportation (B M) (Dec- Debbie Lynarii, Lansing, to guistic and esthetic organization of Indian life, however, sages of said. The time between the actual how to train a wife, will open 8:15 years toward a BS or Ba de- and March Grads 0nly>' James Barnes, Lansing senior the 6th century A,p. could re¬ testing and its Tesuits are quits'* p.m. Tuesday in Fairchild, gree by June 1965, in Electri¬ and Triangle. In the first of this season's store the whole musical system .lengthy, varying from 10 days to cal Engineering, Engineering Judy Wine hell, Bloomfield three to four weeks. Performing Arts Company pro¬ Physics or Mathematics. M/F , „ . Hills senior, to Lawrence Foley, by applying the metaphysical ^ ^ Co.:(B>* Dr. Platkin is affiliated with ductions, Frederick DeSantis, Raythean Co.: Electrical En- r llmi„ „ r. PhiladeDhia, Penn.. senior Phillios Petroleum Math the Wistar Institute of Anatomy Crosse Pointe Woods graduate gineers. Physics (B.M). M Phillips Petroleum Co.: Math Virginia Shimkus, Dearborn Student admission Shankar concert is $1. to the and Biology and Children's Hos¬ student portrays the wily Pe- physics (B,M,D). F Electrical ^ ChemicaL Mechanical, El- senior, to Donald Hay, Grand Ra¬ pital in Philadelphia, truchio, determined to tame his Engineering (D). M ectrical Engineers, Chemistry pids MSU graduate and Eta Kappa strong-willed bride Katharine. Tennessee Eastman Company: ^ Nu. Applications By inflicting verbal and physi- chemical Engineers, Chemistry, Pi"sburgy Plate Glass Co.: cal indignities on Katharine in Packaging Technology (B,M). M Mechanical, Chemical Engin- the name of kindness, Petruchio Eastman Kodak Co.: Chemical eers' Chem»stry (BMD), Electn- ISew Members Taken ForIRS Accountants' applications for slowly bends her to his will, Chilton Cunningham, Ann Arbor engineers (B.M). M/F Mechani- cal. Electrical Engineers, Chem- «1 Engineers, Accounting (B M), Mathematics^ Physics (D). M Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority re¬ WANTED! interviews Raytheon Co.: Physics (D). the Internal Revenue Service senior, portrays the independent iStry, Physics, Packaging Tech- °n" ' /r" F Utica Public Schools: All elem¬ cently activated three ;;ew meni- with students capable of Katharine. nology (B,M). M (IRS) positions of internal rev¬ to the stormy story entary (B,M) Education Majors The new actives are Suretta enue agent and internal auditor of Petruchio and Katharine is the Nov. 3, Tuesday (December Grads Only). M/F are now being accepted by the Bronstein, Detroit, sophomur.; romance between the eager Allegany Ballistics Lab.: Her¬ Judi Prusow, Glencoe, 11'., jun¬ taking on substantial Board of U.S. Civil Service Ex¬ Lucentio and Vianca, Katha¬ cules Power Company: Applied ior; and Linda Stone, Detroit, aminers for the IRS. The posi- rine's demure sister. Tuesday and Wednesday Mechanics, Chemical and Me¬ tions are located in Michigan as Terry Williams, Joliet, 111., . chanical Engineers (M,D). International Harvester Co. well as Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky graduate student, will play physics and Chemistry (M,D). Agricultural, Civil, Electrical, and West Virginia. Entrance salaries offered are $5,000 and $6,050 a year depend¬ Lucentio, and Katherine Mann, )r, will play Vianca. ^/F and Mechanical, Metallurgical Burroughs Corp.: Electrical Engineers, All majors of the Col- Mechanical Engineers lege of Business (B,M) (Decem- responsibility early ing on applicants' qualifications. (B,M,D). 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All MSU defensive menareex- pected to be ready for action Sat¬ urday with the exception of Doug Roberts who is still hampered by a leg injury. The Spartans will need to keep their defense healthy if they ex¬ — '.Vorcester-Wolve pect success in the remaining — East Shaw 1-2 games on the schedule. — Eower-Howland _ _ Wisconsin is noted for its big :.5 — '.Vol 1 stone- Woostei HELLO THERE — Roving ffnefTacker Charles Migyanka (25) surprises Northwestern's line and hard-running backs and :00 — Vikings-Nebishes terback Tom Myers with a crunching tackle in MSU's 24-6 homecoming^victory is the immediate problem on the :45 - Fee 2-3 Satu rday. Photo by Larry Fritzla Field 2 6:00 -- East Shaw 8-9 and Illinois will provide the op¬ 6:45 Fee 10-11 position. Senior Rookie Alozie Stars — 7:30 -- Casopolis-Cameron Notre Dame was especially im¬ 8:15 — Bristol-Six Pak pressive Saturday. 9:00 — Mo-Fu's-Delta Sigma Pi Irish quarterback JohnHuarte 9:45 — Evans Scholars-SOC I threw for 300 yards against Stan¬ On Spartan Soccer Scene ford while ND was gaining 492 Field 3 total yards. 6:00—Turks Trojans Daugherty said at a press con¬ ference Monday that more recog¬ 6:45—Brandy-Brinkley cer practice and study late at filling in at center forward for nition should be given to outstand¬ 7;30—Colony-Cedar Village 8:15—B : ocemi s t ry-Doyles's the toijured Van Dlmitriou last night. ing defensive players. comfort on your schedule He is majoring in agricultural Saturday, as he scored two goals. "Since football is a two-platoon Marauder: 9K)0--Screaming Eagles-Bethal At the present time, he is one engineering, and plans to return game today," he said, "defen¬ put Manor Perhaps the lone bright spot of his team's leading scorers, to Nigeria and work for his sive specialists are becoming the MSU soccer team's dis¬ with 6 goals and 2 assists In government after graduation. Oc¬ with fleecy sleepshirts in more and more important but 9:45—Stigma Poo-Mashers appointing 3-3 tie with Indiana the last 7 games. casionally, he finds enough time are still overlooked for post¬ Field 4 last Saturday was the sparkling Alozie's soccer skill comes as to pursue 'other interests, such season honors." 6:00 -- Eminence-Empyrean play of Sidney Alozie. no real surprise, In view of the as photography and ping-pong. 6:45 Hedrick-Elsworth "Too often a good defensive — "He's ahardworkerandprob- fact that he has been an active Alozie, a standout "booter" favor 7:30 — Akers 2-12 8:15 — Akers 8-10 ably was the outstanding player on our team," remarked Coach player since he was a youngster so far, will continue to play In his native home of Harcourt, a vital role In MSU's drive for back of a or end is bypassed in ground-gaining halfback or a 4.00 9:00 — Fee 1-6 pass-catching offensive end," he Gene Kenney, understandably de¬ another Midwest Soccer Con¬ continued. 9:45 — Fee 4-5 jected in the wake of his team's He transferred here last year ference title. lack-luster performance. "If we from Western Illinois University MSU will play host to Ohio Daugherty said if it wasn't for Styles by Preview take bold stripes, candy stripes, WOMEN'S had the same effort from the and decided to wait a year, until University Saturday, at 1:30 p.m. defensive teams a small football ruffles and checks into your lazy side of life. Snug player probably would not even could have snazzy sleepshirts, some with matching panties, rest of the players, we he got adjusted to his new sur¬ on the soccer field south of and ority Volleyball won that game." roundings, before becoming ac- Spartan Stadium. get a chance to play. Alozie, a senior, is playing are just great for sleeping and lounging. Washable his first and last season with In contrast to his aggressive and real quick drying. Exciting colors. S-M-L. MSU. 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