Inside MICHIGAN Weather UNIVERSITY STATE STATE MEWS tonight. High in the 20's. Argentina's Ex-Dictator Ex-Diplomat Denies Unwelcome RIO DE JANEIRO .f-Juan D. Breakfast With Baker WinterTerm Reservations Insurance 72% Get Full gaB'dehcS Man' m.\ Available NextTestifies We ||Advising Procedures Under Investigation Student Car 'Storage' Studied In E.Lansing Kg, ..«. -■— ( port on,cards t°h.u'rh^'Vu'JL '^Indira j*" £|J ^d l mission in Papal history, a flight President Harry S. Truman. He /iolator of the c a t'iVes^to'*the"pres^nT^yS^em" commissionf ^ ^ ^ """j ^"The basic problem being wil be open each day from 8 Mmisier^Jawaharlal Nehru.^as- o tWs ;rrs2r — pcrs," Conlisk sakL " § T ' I pafed to take them by the hand ancient city. ^ ^ ^ when the alleged political kick- Goldwater To S3SE Verdict Due NLWARK, N.J. T— With Eisenhower, WASHINGTON P— Sc.. Fa ;.'ether quarreling GOP f tSwwT Russia Shifts Solid Position, thur.y T. Ai.j't iii turi'cd ihe case * May Make Peace Payment Mixer Friday For Pep Club iBe Rearranged pointed out that & one day Ef\>ver before "2 d^y | Jrom the fourth floor of the str»r- ^ I .we M •' • • SaKttl* 1 V. . ' iiitUnL • Ellen Z-WtliSSI^wUh phona, to call, as Jurfy Noson holds the lin*. Ma, a student may ar/an^e to « putting ou-. .c . d. t . Qf fhe typewriteri is general chairman of the dance and is the r take a final any time after | JaTreYucta nt togiv e Kriss Middleton, Franc ie Dittrich and Mary Bode ore also linir .*,',1. ",!•. ,..f uPthe acetylene torch he was us- ^ ou/h'm'oi5 °ist*for f!>°ur. contacts? 9°'n9' ^ Pho'o'bJ Thursday, December 3, 1964 2 Michigan State Npw.s, East Lansing, Michigan : EDITORIALS Letters To The Editor Ticket Policy: The Big Stall While there are 19 more shop¬ were a 8,707 in a field house with capacity for 12,500. Only one Housing Rules ping days 'til Christmas, it is that against the University only • a matter of hours before the 64-'65 basketball season be¬ game, of crowd. Michigan, drew a capacity Stiffer To the Editor: Than comes a reality. This fact, however, seems to While it doesn't necessarily I transferred toMichiganState last year, and ever since I've heard take a sell-out to fill the allotted everyone from students to professors complain about the unrealis¬ have evaded the thinking of cer¬ tic student regulations. 1 have yet to hear one person give a good ar¬ tain ;.lnletic officials who are still number of student seats, it is gument in support of these rules. knowledge that early ar¬ To demonstrate how unnecessary most of these rules are, espe¬ wavering over the merits of one common cially those concerning off-campus living, one need only compare admission policy versus another rival before game-time will in¬ these rules at Michigan State to those of another school very simi¬ sure seating. lar in many respects. for Jenison Field House. Both the University of Michigan and Michigan State are Big Ten Not content to leave a good sys¬ Surely the student who is gen¬ universities, both are located in the same area and both have excel¬ tem good, they announced Mon¬ uinely interested realizes the lent academic records. At the University of Michigan as of this year, girls no longer have day that mere presentation of gamble involved in a last- to sign out, regardless of class standing. I.D. cards at game-time may un¬ minute decision. And, if he has Junior girls have no weekend hours, and senior girls have no hours any day. Beginning next year, junior girls are to have no hours any dergo changes when winter term attended games in the past, he rolls around. can fairly accurately Judge how Last year freshman girls were not allowed in men's apartments, early "early" means. but this year thebanhasbeen lifted so that any coed may go into any In effect, this leaves the door man's apartment. open for the establishment of a Perhaps consideration should Next year junior girls will have apartment privileges (unapproved) also be given to the fact that regardless of their age. The only liquor laws the students must obey policy similar to the one sudden¬ are those prescribed by law. ly thrust upon students and fac¬ many students often decide One can easily see the difference. At U-M they choose to treat ulty midway through the season whether they can make a weekday the students as adults, while at State most students have less free¬ dom than they had in high school. last year. Tickets had to be se¬ game the evening when it is Since most of these rules are easily broken, and often are, all cured at either Jenison or the Un¬ scheduled. For many," then, it is they really accomplish is causing resentment against the adminis¬ tration by a great number of students, besides the fact that some ion in advance of each game, with pure conjecture to decide a week students do get in trouble for being caught breaking one of the many no provisions for late-comer ad¬ in advance whether studies will have them bogged down at some I, like many other students, am waiting for either some good rea¬ missions at the gate. sons for all of these rules, or for some much needed change. If the hesitation in outlining a later date. definite procedure is due to un¬ The present admission set-up predictable turnouts, a study of may not be the best, although it seems to have worked out satis¬ the attendance figures for last year might prove somewhat re¬ factorily in the past. While con¬ Intermarriage A Problem sideration of altering it need not vealing. Which Must Be Faced Although State posted its best be totally dismissed, any discus¬ To the Editor: he is not truly free, nor is his record since 1959 with a 14-10 sions should at least be open to "brother". It Looks Like Another Typical Day For Michigan won-lost mark, average turnouts student leaders. As a result of the recent speech My only point is that when such delivered by Jackie Robinson to people as Reverend Martin the University Methodist Church Luther King, Jackie Robinson, et. and the subsequent review of it al., presume to talk for the Amer¬ U.N. Powers At Stake Alliance newspaper, I feel it in¬ ican Negro race, they are, in Depends On in your cumbent upon me to comment on this particular connection, talk¬ what I believe is a totally naive ing only for that segment of the The United Nations General Thant's willingness to keep the view which the former baseball Negro population which has suf¬ discussion off the assembly floor player took concerning Ameri¬ fered from a chronic amaurosis Assembly has evaded the ques¬ Individual Nations' Wealth only be diagnosed as which can tion of whether the Soviet Union long enough for Russian and can race relations. tunnel vision. I refer specifically to his al¬ should lose its assembly vote for American viewpoints to be pre¬ leged statement that, "we (Ne¬ Until white and Negro Amer¬ sented in a calm, rational atmos¬ Mexico and Venezuela hold Thus, three of the 19 nations groes) want to be your brother icans consider the fundamental non-payment of U.N. fees. Sec¬ their favorable positions for owe almost 75 per cent of the and not your brother-in-law." issue of intermarriage in their retary-General U Thant has un¬ phere will go a long way toward three basic reasuns. They have groups' total debt payments due Popular and intrinsically com¬ repertoire, all other pronounce¬ ments are devoid of any real dertaken personal negotiations preserving the diplomatic peace. Three years ago the United proved their ability to earn for¬ forting as this statement has States launched a giant program eign exchange through stable, been in recent years, as a Negro, meaning. Thus far, only Elijah This is essential if the U.N. is with representatives of the Big of aid to Latin American coun¬ planned economies. They have I believe it is fraught with hidden Muhammad and Governor George to remain in existence at all, and favorable balance of trade posi¬ 'It is not possible to state dog¬ dangers and pregnant with inev¬ Wallace, and their respective Four powers, "for the sole pur¬ tries, calling it the "Alliance for Progress." tions. Their external financial matically that proportion of these itable consequences which can ideological adherents, have given pose of avoiding a confrontation." certainly if it is to prove itself scheduled payments should be re¬ only lead to an increase in the this subject the attention which The alliance is three things: needs involve only long-term, an effective arbiter of world dis¬ garded as normal and what part kind of muddled thinking which it deserves. And, too, only they This method will work for It is an idea, conceived by the soft loans. as abnormal. Wha' we can say is have offered practical solutions putes. late President John Kennedy. Argentina, Brazil and Chile, Mr. Robinson so ably represents. awhile. There must be discus¬ have unusually high that the present level of such repugnant as they seem to As far as I am concerned, if — It is a weapon, designed to show however, sions of the responsibilities of The question of Soviet respon¬ the South American continent its short-term debt obligations and debts—and the burden they im¬ you (white America) are not will¬ most Americans. large amounts of external pose on the balance of payments Undoubtedly some of your the Soviet Union to pay a portion sibility, however, is not one that destiny rests on the principles need ing to accept me as your brother- readers will interpret what I've of democratic freedom, not financial assistance on both in-law, I am not so sure that I can be avoided in the way this The report noted that Mexico said as a not-too-well-concealed of the costs of peace-making ven¬ Castro-style Communism. short-term and long-term basis. want to be your brother. To ac¬ has one of the higher debt pay¬ bid for increased intermarriage tures in the Congo and other particular discussion has been But primarily the Alliance for In thecasesofBrazil andChile, cept the latter relationship, it new governments are making ma¬ ment schedules for 1965—$167 seems to me, and to reject the and even may go so far as to stalled. This question is funda¬ Progress is a cooperative eco¬ areas which it refused to sup¬ nomic and social development jor adjustments in domestic and million. But it pointed out that former is at best, a different kind suspect me as having designs on mental to the operation of the Mexico can expect an inflow of some white MSU coed. backed by the United foreign economic policies. The of "tokenism" and, at worst, a port in the Security Council. program private capital totaling $221 mil¬ sanction of a double standard To convince these people (both U.N. and the conception of it in States and calling for the Latin adjustments, although considered ; The General Assembly, which Americans to do the work. promising by the alliance com¬ lion during the next year, more which will again eventually split white and black) to the contrary nations around the world. mittee, leave the prospects for than enough to make up the debt is not worth any effort; I direct passed the intervention proposals After three years, how is the the country. the immediate future in doubt. payments. Venezuela has only What such a proposition does, my comments only to those stu¬ ojver Soviet objections, seems to Is the United Nations a weak alliance working? Mexico and Venezuela hold the The report said the major fi¬ $36 million in debts due next year. in effect, is to say to the Negro dents and faculty members who form of world government? Does ffel it does. The United States most favorable economic posi¬ nancial problem facing all alli¬ Chile, with its $182 million- that "you can go just so far and are concerned enough with the nations—particularly Ar¬ dollar debt schedule for 1965, can no further" — and this is, I be¬ problem to exercise a minimal h>G pres ing to BoL' de: t. ' 1 he ICC has been connect The office programs as will work with such orientation, hous- Mestmaecker's optimism stemmed from the efforts of the Theology Also, she feels that Algeria is another element of agitation, but she said that she is not definitely partment ofConservation." A re¬ port will be given by Malcolm ects other for Congolese education and developments or not, she cial J. Elliott of Saginaw, MRA mem¬ said. WHAT'S foster relatives ii all i international students, edu¬ for market to abolish the abuses of For ATL sure The about that. rebels want to establish ber and a planner for the recrea¬ tion section of the conservation But, at any rate, the rebels are entirely against education and He said that it will only take "Man. 'a.rality and Theology doxy in 20tl i century America will their government in all The NEW cational programs such as tours of industry and capital buildings, time for the member countries it Modern America" will bedis- be discussed by Forman. Congo, she said. And, as a matter Chase Hammond of Midland knowledge; they mostly kill those who are educated and know some¬ to come to accept this idea, lie i.iy in the last of four Historica 1 and social changes of fact, they have founded their IN Till- DECEMBER a speakers bureau to bring pointed out that it took several American of the per:iod and their impact government in Stanleyville, she will propose the question of cre¬ thing, she said. speakers to the student sand make ating a parks section in the MRA ATLANTIC? student speakers available, a li¬ years to abolish monopolies in the L'nited States after the laws be held a i h p.m. in 32 Union. on moral, political and social will be emphasized. added. Miss Alhrec'. r said that she has to accommodate the parks mem¬ brary papers, with free native news¬ public relations, news¬ Mestmaecker John. 1 rmai Ml "i the Department Thought and Lan- judgments Students :and faculty will bein- been in The Congo 12years as a bers of the recreation municipal parks and departments. Young GOP is currently a will he it speaker. Robert vited to pcirticipate in an open missionary educator. Her job is a travel bureau to plan Expanded recreational activi¬ ■■ letters, guagt -ips and assi visiting professor at the Univer¬ sity of Michigan law school. He S. Fogart;y, also of the A.T.L. discussion period following the "Bush Station" which means rural work. She has spent most ties for women and girls will be Slates Party students planning depart men t, w II act as tnodera- proposed by a panel of wc is professor of economics and Future sieminars will attempt of this time in Sona Bata, a city :1 and an employment bu- headed by Mrs. Loy Whitehead MSU Young Republicans will law at ■ e University of Muen- examine and-explore American 60 miles southwest of Leopold- 1 dec 11 'it* 'if -eligious liber- to of Lansing. Another panel with sponsor a party at the East Lans¬ ster, Germany. .iisni arrl * tic* r '-e ./i.e..-ortho¬ civilization as a whole. educators from MSU, Wayne She said that after indepen¬ ing home of Gov. George Romney State, Central Michigan and East¬ at 8:30 Friday night. dence, the Congolese had but a ern Michigan universities, will Members and non-members y and secondary discuss utilization of student field are invited, providing they make schools. At that time it was very workers in municipal recr reservations by calling 351-5226. hard to open a school because Rides may also he oht uned. Gov. Romney will be present to greet guests, according to A1 ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Harnisch, Deckerville junior and president of the group. The governor's son, Scott, a complete front end repair and alignment special programs student it Michigan State, will host the ♦ brakes » suspension party. • wheel balancing » steering corrections motor tune ups * HPER Holds LISKEY'S Auto Safety Center Skiing Clinic The Women's Health, Physical Education and Recreation (HPER) Club will sponsor a winter ski¬ ing clinic tonight at 7 in 127 Women's Intramural Building. Instructor will be Charles W, Davidson, assistant director oi athletics for the Grand Rapids school system. Davidson will present a film, and demonstrate conditioning exercises, position¬ ing on sklis and use of equip- Students should dress for par¬ ticipation. There is a 25 cent charge to all non-members ol the HPER Club. HRI Conference Scheduled Today All students in the Department of Hotel, Restaurant and Institu¬ tional Management are invited to a conference on the proper pro¬ cedures for job interviewing. The conference, sponsored by the Placement Bureau, will be held at 7 p.m. today in Kellogg Auditorium. ABC Auto Parts Discount GENERATORS < ers. Rebuilt 6 or Guaranteed I Exchange price . VOLTAGE REGOLATORS REBUILT SHOCKS guaranteed 15,000 miles or '>«»• 3.33 NEW MUFFLERS as low as I.if" NEW BATTERIES change price, as low NEW SEALED BEAMS .99 SALVAGE CARS Large stock used parts. MECHANIC >n the job I in¬ stallation service avail¬ able. ABC AUTO PARTS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigai Thursday, December 3, 1964 5 MSU And Banquet 'Busted' Placement Bureau Dec. 10, Thursday Oscoda Area Schools: Elemen¬ Combine Ce 5 By Bus's Breakdown Garden City Public Schools: Elementary Education (B). (De¬ tary ber Education (B,M). (Decem¬ grads only). M/F Delta Phi Epsilon,professional »uistic£, international busirt-ss cember grads only) M/F Dec. 10 and 1 1, foreign service fraternity will and comparative education. The food in Brody Hall was Grandville Public Schools: Thursday and Friday hold joint initiation ceremonies Faculty advisor of the MSI being prepared. Fifteen men from Elementary Education, Business for MSU and University of Mich¬ rliapter rh-. fraternity is Ril- Bryan Hall stood in the lobby, Education (B). (December grads National Security Agency: All igan candidates Saturdav ;>t the waiting to serve and guide their "lhe wea'J er probably flowed quests. only) M/F majors of the College of Arts Union. their trip, but they should have The Harshaw Chemical Com¬ and Letters, Communication Speakers at the ceremony will In the meantime, the co¬ beu. here by now," he said. pany: Chemistry (D). M Arts, Social Science and Busi¬ be Richard Wheeler, U-M pro¬ ordinator of the MSU Student Education Corps Blanco, (SEC), Frank graduate in sociology, to Blanco and Miss Ruhf walked Los Angeles City Schools: Ele¬ the IM Building and Ruhf mentary Education, Vocational ness (B,M). Candidates must have taken and passed the NSA Pro¬ fessor of political science and H. Theodore Hoffman, professor Youth Aid waici ed for tne bus wlule Blanco Agriculture, Business Education, fessional Qualification Test giv¬ of economics at the University and Ribm Ruhf. senior in theater telephoned. English, Industrial Arts, Math, en on Oct. 24, 1964. M/F arts, stood at the north end of Spartai Stadium waiting to greet the guests and welcome them to "1 hese kinds of trips give the kids a new prospective and it Science, Social Studies-English and Spanish (B). M/F Students must register in per¬ son at the Placement Bureau at The initiation ceremony will be conducted by Peter Solomon, Continues U.S. Naval Avionics Facility: least two days prior to date of in¬ Buffalo, N.Y., MSI' MSI. is good for them to get out of senior. can¬ MARQUETTE (LP!)-North¬ " Electrical Engineering (B,M). M terview. didates are: Carl Fuehring, East ern Michigai T niveraity't pro* ll.ey're supposed to meet us thelr evervday enviroment," hert at 11 a.m.." Blanco said. she said. Lansing junior; Michael Golden, gram to aid dis vft'antaged run! BIG SHOT--Lynn Chamberlain, Grand Rapids sopho¬ He was talking about 25-30 Highland Park, 111.. Junior;David youth entered its second phase more, seems enthralled in this Revolutionary War Blaiu o came back about five Haselschwerdt, Grass Lake week, school I'icials :.aid Veterans Convention this < retarded children from the display. This is just one of the displays contained Detroit Vocational Rehabilitation lTumip. later and announced that Jui .or; Barry Kolb, Philadelphia, 1uesday. in the Historymobile, which opened last week out¬ the trip had been canceled. Pa., Junir; Gene Rice, Gladwin The 31 young men Projects who were invited by and women side Erickson Hall. Photo by David Sykes junior; John Schuiteman, Lansing from the Lpper Peninsula taking SlA Wednesday to tour MSU " i; roup was .--upposed to The National Collegiate Veter¬ and i he state capitol. ans Association Convention will junior; Manny Tietler, Longmea- part in the 15-month experiment use the YMCA bus fo: lhe trip 1 lie group was scheduled to be held dow, Mass., junior; and Ed /a- are assigned to their vocational and ,t wouldn't start. The man at WesternMichiganUni- The scholarships are given por, Southgate freshman. on tlit pic said a probably versit}, Kalamazoo, Saturday. each term by Tom Johnson, own¬ . Candidates from the fraterni¬ chine tooling, auto mechanics, 11:15, Brody Hall wouldn't Star Of Bet md then eat at ... e made to East MSU delegates should see Tom 'Newton, club president, as soon er of Coral Gables and cover one ty's U-M chapter include Dr. Robert B. Klinger, director of lal work, sales' and ueld'ng. paid for by the men ' 'The) t as possible. Club activities planned the international center and cur¬ The program, called a new ap¬ edul.n Tom Johnson scholarships for for win¬ include basketball and rent president of the National proach to the problem of high O After lunch, the ter term To Shine our the campus voup wa• to by bus and visit fall quarter have been awarded to Ernest C. Brown, Bay Shofe hockey teams, and a a sledding party membership drive. Association for Foreign Student Affairs, and graduate and under¬ school dropouts, is being con¬ ducted under a $19",000 federal he capitol. senior and Terry Herban, East "Star of the Magi," the new Men to Bethlehem at the time At 11:45 the had Club decals are on sale at graduate students in international research grant to the Marquette a.m. . roups Lansing senior. Brown isanEng- of Christ'* W, ih. meetings, for 25 cents #ach. relations, comparative lin- firogram being presented at lot arrived and BU.ni-P. wl\o was | hsh'major. HSrban is majoring Michigan State's Abrams Planet Aji added feature of the pro¬ arium will have its first pre¬ gram, des»c ';ed Jj^fccially for sentation this Friday night at the youngsters^^^Bbe >.uita 10,000 GOLD BOND STAMPS 1 hi^elfjl^pUvi sieigh Given Away at Each Market } GOLD BONO 7 and 8:30. Claus and This special Christmas pro¬ flying aoi osslhe sky. 1ST—3,500 STAMPS the special Christmas pro¬ gram is designed to permit MSU students and visitors to view the f- or gram, the planetarium will have 2ND—2,000 STAMPS j 3RD—1,000 STAMPS Star of Bethlehem as it lit the sky on the eve of the first Clirist- presentations at 7 and 8:30 each Friday night and at 2:30 and 4 each Saturday and Sunday after¬ STAMP 4TH— 750 STAMPS 5 thru 15—250 STAMPS i I noon of t( is month. Also, these A large portion of the program will be devoted to possible ex¬ additional programs; 7 p.m. Dec. 19; i Dec. 14-1,; planations for the appearance of , auEHMr the bright star- which, accord¬ and 1:30 and 8 p.m. Dec. 22 and 23. ing to the Bible, led the Wise Nothing to Buy ... Nothing to Write ... DRAWING HELD SATURDAY. DEC. 5, 1964 JUST REGISTER MARKET IN YOUR AT THE FRIENDLY SHOP-RITE NEIGHBORHOOD FLYING HOME? 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GRANfD fflVER 555 E. GRAND RIVER 63' E. Grand River ED 2-0236 Thursday, December 3, 1964 Michigan State News. KaFt Landing, Michigan Spartan Hoc State, Army Vie For Soccer Finals Today nth long-time rivalry, stage MSU and Army enter today's game with impressive for Young To ords. The Spartans are 9-0-3 for the season, sharing Midwest Conference title with St. Louis. The Cadets earned a 9-1-0 record, capturing the top po¬ n for 25 c tion in the Last. it ID. Charlie Dedich, who has been bothered by in ankle injury, ome sports pic- Coach Amo Bessone's soph- d with the Spar- ill start in the net for MSU. He is looking for his eighth nore-loaded squad opened their lutout of the season. i University In ;ason last weekend with two The four teams participating in the playoffs arrived in ctories in a three game holi- , - - .dence, R.I., early Wednesday afternoon. lav da; road trip. A 3-2 overtime s^back to Clarkson marred an otherwise perfect trip. State chalked up half its eight- 137 ANSWER THE CALL victory total last season at the Intramural News expense of Ohio, sweeping four straight from the Bobcats. The Spartans also hold the upper hand ndependent 32-6. hand 'S" Asks: Anybody A in life-time series records with key Ohio is relatively new to hoc¬ circles, competing on the /onderland, The soph is Gary appro- ground backstroke of the Friday ar-.d Saturday's contest Games in Tokyo. He e >uts in New York of the season, although they split Heading the list c will begin its du a couple of exhibition games with are Jim MacMillan, BobGret- semi-pro clubs in the Cleveland 4 zinger, Darryie, and Robert n be- Sherwood who formed the BigTen e February. champion 400-yard relay team Since there are no records kept the Bobcat lineup. Ohio can count Michigan f dual meet standings, league on a veteran first line trio com- colleges and un g individual performers. ositlons are determined on the posed of wings Ken Arvidson and lated for 1 i junior from D< asis of the conference meet Mike L'Heureux and center Ted MSU, Michigan, West- t Eastern, was named the be *l:ich is held at the completion Marti:-, to supply a strong scoring mmer on the squad for 1964 0{ t Community College, Grand Rapids Junior The conference meet, in turn, The nets will be in the capable College, Jackson Junior College, Last year's squad compiled six ser stepping stone to the hands of another letter winner, and Henry Ford Community Col¬ victories against two defeats and \c lege each sending representa- placed fifth in the BigTen meet \<*/ at Minneapolis. MSU lost its only GARY DILLEY dual meets to Michigan and Min- Terrific Selection of in attempt Coach McCaffree is beginning s 24th season at MSUwherehe ilayons At Terrific g of the Big Ten seaso several is compiled one of the finest swimming records inthe country. idiving compe- There are ans Under McCaffree*s guidance, OF X DECEMBER, TOMORROW THINK. UNION BAU-ROOM ; Bie"°dsS Reductions! There will be many en- diving so diving | i the MSU team this se an(3 Spartan squads have posted 141 will begin at 11 a. I fans back e Big Ten t: 0 PM SO* folksingeRS ALL CVER(atGSlMG), nals flight going v u oughout the country. UPI Taps 3 Spartans ForHonorable Mention 218 Abbott Road East Lansing, Michigai jdults and 50 cer NEW YORK (UPI)—Dick Gor¬ Physically, the 1964 team is >f high school £ Across from the State Theater don was one of three Michigan one of the best. The line aver¬ i MSU students State gridmeti to be named to ages 221 pounds per player, with KNITTERS! United Press International's All- Neely the heaviest at 243. The America honorable mention list. height average is just under SPECIAL by BERN AT 98 Cordon was the Spartans' most 6'2". The backfield average 191 10 A tested by f valuable player this year and pounds and is just a little over look in Fluffi Tote M°™R KIT ix plac- second in total rushing in the KUPPENHEIMER he clock, Big Ten with 571 yards. Named to the second UPI team SLACKS Coat Kit r 34ath- Also named were Jerry Rush, were: Ends—Howard Twilley of si, who has signed to play Tulsa and Fred Biletnikoff of pro ball with the Detroit Lions, SUBSCRIBE NO and sophomore end Gene ington. Wash¬ Yearby of Michigan and Harry Schuh of Memphis State; guards— CORDOVAN HAND-SEWNS* Chosen as the nation's finest Steve DeLong of Tennessee and RECEIVE THE in balloting bv broadcasters and sportswriters were: Ends—Jack Jim Carroll of Notre Dame. 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City State Zip Code DOWNTOWN-LANSING SCHOOL This Offer Good Only til Dec. 31, 1964 si-s'.r" MSU DAIRY CLUB Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, December 3, 1964 7 TAKE ON NOR THERN MICHIGA Ski Sites Wrestlers Meet Announce Cagers Open Season Tonight Some fans have little regard for early- Openings In The Michigan Season State wrestling n of u Debut quality, coached by 3 former Dick Coc season non-conference games but they can team opens it's season Saturday high school mentor Karl Kitt. Leonard often mean the difference between mediocre night against the Falcons from the Air Force Academy. The There will be somi SbS season and a good one. That was the story of MSU basketball last in the Spartan line-up Saturday Holmes, who season and the Spartans are hoping they'll meeting between the schools with night, a Une-up which has already year wit!: a be able to get ing a 2-1 advantage in the series. been hit by the loss of standout Holmes off to a running start again this year when they meet Northern Michigan at 8 The lineup for tonight's game v Heavyweight Homer McClure. This is the first meeting be¬ VlcClure is out with a leg in¬ Morey Villareal, whose or p.m. tonight at Jenison Field House. five starters who can not only cl tween the two schools on the jury and will be replaced by collegiate experience came The contest will be the first of six non- the Big Ten Meet last Ma. league games, plus a holiday tournament, in mats, and the Spartans are hope¬ junior Jim Maidlow. The rest of the squad will be will be at 130 pounds, and which the Green and White will partici ful of getting off to a success- fore Last season, State fin- composed of four returning regu¬ expected to add strength at tt beginning the Big Ten campaign against nth a 5-5-1 lars, and at least one sopho- position. Iowa on Jan. 9. Last season the Spartans started the in the conference, with a' record-breaking 109-86 triumph Northern Michigan and first four games. See KRAMER'S for The four victories proved to be < keys to a good record for the Green who finished with a LARGEST DISCOUNTS Included in the record their last five games of the year which helped IN TOWN! MSI' complete its best season since 1959. But this is a new season, e Gent and F red COMPLETE LINE of 1964, have departed and the Spartans a NEW 8. REBUILT AUTO PARTS faced with a major rebuilding job. In Northern Michigan. they'll be facing SERVICE WINTER-CONDITION GUARD YOUR CAR FOR LESS! CASH SAVINGS . . . 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