MICHIGAN I n s i d e W e a t h e r Cloudy today with a high near Kennedy Memorial Book, p. 3; STATE 5th-place Win For Cross 60 and westerly winds at 15 Country Team, p. 4; East UNIVERSITY to 20 m.p.h. Thanksgiving Shaw Turkey Tradition, p. 7. Day— clear to partly cloudy.

Vol. 55, Number 65 Wednesdoy, November 27, 1963 East Lansing, Michigan Price 10< Rose W ar to H ighlight Turkey Day

G a m e Colleges Call Fund Shortage Acute lllini Arrive Today D e la y ------For Title Battle

C o s tly $ 8 M illio n '■ Postponed Grid Game

Delay in announcing the post­ Changes Holiday Plans ponement of last Saturday’s foot­ Budget Hike ' ~ . ball game may have cost the Uni­ versity several thousand dollars, Higher education in Michigan By JERRY MORTON it was learned Tuesday. needs more money and needs State News Sports Writer John Laetz, business manager it fa st. of athletics, estimated losses That in essence is what a Thursday is turkey day, and the Spartans at $2,000 to $3,000 in preparing Michigan Coordinating Council Spartan Stadium the morning be­ for Higher Education resolution are hoping to be in gravy when it’s all over. fore the originally-scheduled said Tuesday. It also indicated At long last, they’re meeting Illinois in a meeting with Illinois. that higher education would not "The game was first called be responsible if it could not game which has been billed as one of the off after many employees had meet future needs because of biggest at Spartan Stadium in recent years, reported in," Laetz said. "In lack of state support. fact our ground crew, which num­ The coordinating council is if not in its history. bers close to 100, was already made up of all Michigan col­ Both teams are more anxious than ever at work removing the field cov­ leges and universities except e rin g . Farris State College. for a shot at the Big "W e did manage to notify most MSU Trustee Warren M. Huff, Ten title, and sports- employees," he added, "notably of Plymouth, who is also council Spirit writers have run out ticket takers.” president, telegraphed the reso­ Laetz estimated average ex­ lution to Gov. George W. Rom- of things to say about penses at $8,000 to ready the ney. the contest. stadium for each game. “ The issues of higher edu­ Divided, Last week’s giant build-up Also hit hard Saturday was cation are so serious that they proved premature when the tragic the Stadium Concessions De­ demand immediate and respon­ death of President Kennedy for­ partment, which was forced to sible answers,” it read. Poll Shows ced postponement until Thanks­ dump over 400 gallons of coffee The council said it is con­ A recent State News poll re­ giving Day. prepared in anticipation of a fident that Governor Romney and veals student reaction to the The contest is still as impor­ sellout crowd. the legislature will move for­ rescheduling of the MSU-Illinols tant as it would have been Sat­ Loss of a ton and a half of ward because of the report. It football game. urday, with the Big Ten cham­ hot dogs, some already on the also stated that Michigan's col­ Question: Is there still spirit pionship and a trip to the Rose grills, was spared when Dorm- leges cannot, for the first time for the Michigan State-Illinois Students Prepare For MSU-111 ini Grid Battle Bowl going to the winner. in many years, plan wisely for (continued on page 5) game Thanksgiving? Both teams w ill go into the the heavy burdens they are being M artha Bell, Mt. Clemens game with 6-1-1 overall marks, asked to assume. freshman, said, “ My spirit has but the Spartans are 4-0-1 in con­ " I f higher education is to Arranges Meeting With Western Allies gone with the postponement of ference play, and the lllini are assume these burdens, we must the game. Too many people w ill 4 -1 -1 . have confidence that higher edu­ not be here Thanksgiving. Peak The five-day delay has failed Ask JFK cation w ill be given the financial L B J A ddresses Join t S ession T oday • s p jr ji j,9 jQ jvnor. * * , * to give e ith e r ’tea m any mcr

So We Must Go On From Texas To The White House

The game will be played Thurs­ wounds, which seem enormous day, but it’s not the same game for a while, heal. The scars re­ that it would have been had it Johnson Story: Never Quit Running main to remind us of what h a s been played last weekend. transpired. This is the second in a series Too much has transpired since dent is the supreme goal of any classrooms. He graduated in Affairs Committee—a rare thing for the Senate is notable in sev­ Thursday afternoon two teams America politician. spotlighting the new President 1930. for a freshman Congressman— eral respects. He campaigned by Friday afternoon and the signifi­ will be engaged in a football gam e. Johnson’s first big political and brought him to the White By RELMAN MORIN And Johnson is the ultimate helicopter. And he defeated Gov. cance of the big game has now move came in 1937. After the House for Sunday breakfasts. They’ll be playing for all the politician. Coke Stevenson by 87 votes out Associated Press Writer death of Rep. James Buchanan, In short, Johnson was close been tempered by the days of Johnson was born on a ranch of nearly a m illion cast. marbles. The team members Washington - Sunshine, tinged Johnson ran for his seat. to the throne from the start of near Stonewall, Aug. 27, 1908. m o u r n in g . the tops of the pecan and syc­ He waged a shrewd, boldly- his political life. have had to overcome the same On that day, so the story goes, For a time, thereafter, he was amore trees, swept across the conceived campaign which was Johnson’s first try for the Sen­ Yet, on the Spartan S t a d i u m his grandfather said, "He'H be known in Washington as “ Land­ tragedy that had befallen the rest town ofStonewall,Tex., and glow­ fortuitous for two reasons—it ate, in 1941, failed. Gov. W. a U.S. Senator some day.” slide Lyndon.” field,State and Illinois will be ed in the room where Sam won, and it brought him to the Lee O’Daniel beat him by 1,311 of the world. True or not, only a few years Ealey Johnson, Jr. was shaking attention of President Franklin votes. Johnson went back to the fighting for the Big Ten Cham­ were to elapse before Johnson his son’s foot. D. Roosevelt. House. But his natural talent for get­ was on his way. tin g along in the Senate, and pionship and the accompaning trip Thursday afternoon two squads "Get up, Lyndon,” he said. Then came Pearl Harbor. He had a political background. The other candidates concen­ getting things done, soon assert­ of football players will demon­ Everybody in town’s got a tw o - trated their fire on him. He Two days later, Johnson, a to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena on His grandfather and his father ed itself. He was elected Demo­ hour head s ta rt on you.” got the spotlight, all right, and Naval Reserve Officer, obtained New Year’s Day. strate that things m ustgo on. That both served in the Texas De­ c ra tic Whip in 1951 and Demo­ Lyndon Baines Johnson began won. A Texan elected on a New leave from the House and went claration of Independence. cratic leader in 1953. At 44, while we mourn we must continue running. He has never stopped. Deal platform! away to war. He served on a No one expects the stadium ” 1 took 40 courses and got he was the youngest flo ir leader Today, he is President of the three-man commission inspect­ liv in g . 35 A’s," he says of his days in history. crowd to be in the same frame of United States. Roosevelt, who was fishing off ing conditions in the Southwest at Southwest Texas State Teach­ mind it would have been on Satur­ But the greatest race of John­ Corpus Christi at the time, was Pacific, and rode on some bomb­ It might be nice if the crowd at ers College. son’s life lies ahead of him. delighted. He invited Johnson to ing missions. Gen Douglas Mac- Johnson once said he had no day morning had not the tragic To help pay his expenses, he Spartan Stadium lets the players In less than a year, another ride to Washington on the Pres- Arthur decorated him with the Presidential ambitions. “ I ’ m worked as a janitor. Having en­ event occurred. Presidential election campaign dential train. silver star. In mid-1942, Roose­ conscious of my limitations,” know that they are now ready to rolled in a public speaking will be under way. To be serv­ velt ordered him back to the he said. “ I think it’s fair to B u t time marches on and go on to o . ing by reason of tragedy is one course, he practiced speech- He also arranged to have John­ House. say nobody but my mama ever making while sweeping out the thing. But to be elected Presi­ son seated on the important Naval His victorious 1948 campaign thought I’d get as far as I have.” What If A Student... Letters To The Editor Should Olin Health Center have m a k e th e first aid decision-- a night doctor on duty? should the student be rushed Tragedy Warrants Game Cancellation Is it unreasonable to expect straight to Sparrow Hospital or To the Editor: that a health center which ser­ can the student wait for a doctor it does not mean that we should However, this particular re­ I have just read, in shock and the meaning of respect could have Initially, 1 got the impress*, be cheering and happy on the action was expressed by the ma­ vices a community of nearly to be called into Olin. initial disbelief, your lead editor­ cheered at a football game in the that Mr. Smith was not anti- day after the assassination of jority of the students instead of 27.000 will provide students with ial concerning Saturday’s football circumstance we have all faced. God but only anti-shallow, pro­ the President. all the students. How did the If the case is taken to Olin, the game. Stephen E. Savage vincial, and irrationally emo­ this night emergency care? I acknowledge the fact that remaining m inority respond? Having late last night returned 1313—J University Village tional religiosity. This, needless nurse on duty must decide if many students w ill not be able One student said, “ They can’t The college community i s a from President Kennedy’s fun­ to say, is highly legitimate. How­ to see the game because of the cancel the game just because the patient n e e d s im m e d ia te eral, I am saddened to see you ever, to set up a ridiculously unique one, with the majority of postponement. This is unfortun­ the President was shot. I’ve got Our Leader s till haggling over the unfortunate inept "straw-man” , armed only treatm entor if the case warrants ate, but it is not nearly as a big date!” Another student To the Editor: residents ranging in age from 18 consequences of yet another Uni­ with "I don't know, I guess... unfortunate as the fact that M rs. said, "A ll of this mourning is calling a doctor. versity administrative blunder; I just believe" to represent the to 25. This is the very age group Kennedy has lost her husband ridiculous. I did all of my mourn­ OUR LEADER but worse, readers of your paper Christian individual is not le­ and we have lost our nation’s ing yesterday! After all, when a that tends to be most accident- may assume that you actually re-, leader. g itim a te . University officials feel finan­ bum on the s tre e t gets shot, He was brave — fleet prevalent feelings (or rath­ Consequently, to believe that by prone, and, therefore, most apt Dan K atz tha t’ s an assassination too. Why With a spirit of courage ces prevent Olin from having a er, the absence thereof) among demolishing this "straw-man” such a big fuss just because it And a small PT boat to need emergency care. students at this institution. you refute Christianity is only night doctor. However, the Uni­ Great Relief is the President?” He helped us win a World War, Under the present policy, a I fought to have the game post­ to delude yourself, Mr. Smith. versity operates on a budget of In addition to these comments, But he died without a fight. poned Saturday, and would have To the Editor: 1 would like to believe that you nightdoctor is always “ on call.’’ a resident advisor here in Arm ­ resigned from this University had fooled no one else. more than $60 million a year. It He was eloquent — This leaves the door wide open. it been held. It was with great relief that strong Hall mentioned that he I do not like your (hopefully would seem that a few thousand noticed an initial response of His speech showed great wisdom A national day of mourning we learned Saturday morning of hypothetical) floormate repre­ Whatdoes “ on call’’ mean? Does the cancellation of our football sympathy from the men; but that With confidence dollars might be found some­ should not have to be proclaimed; senting the 20 th Century Chris­ soon changed to bitterness when In every phrase, it mean that the doctor is waiting it should be the spontaneous reac­ game. Yet, the fact that there tian any more than you would where to provide the students with the game was postponed. But he died without a word. tion to a disaster. It should cause was ever any question of it is like Lee Oswald to represent the for calls at his home, a few min­ unbelievably shocking. It appears 1 fully realize that these feel­ better emergency care. us not to want to play games; do we contemporary American citizen. ings are a minority action. But He was happy — utes from campus? Does it mean have to be told when and when not that it took public indignation To say, as your floormate this is a minority of great num­ The glad spirit was to mourn? I just refuse to believe to bring about the cancellation does, that “ God put us on this that the doctor is asleep in his If the situation is bad now-- bers rather than a mere handful. Glow ing that the majority of this Univer­ of two football games involving earth ... to earn our way into In his face, home several miles and many what will it be in the future when sity’s students would have wanted Michigan institutions of higher Lawrence Murray heaven" is somewhat comparable education. But he died without a smile. minutes from Olin? our enrollments reach the pre­ to wave flags and throw toilet to saying that freedom is good rolls last Saturday, whatever was As students and then as alum­ Sensitivity because it allows us to k ill people He was loving — At present if a night student dicted 35,000? at stake. ni of MSU we have held the To the Editor: if we like. For God, his country, As fo r your question, "What leaders of this institution in great Sadly, the list of administra­ The analogy is poor, however, emergency case is picked up by Any change takes time to be And his family should we have done?” , we, as a respect. Unfortunately, we have tive and athletic officials who because Oswald’s action is only the campus police , they must implemented. Why not start now? He devoted his life. great University, should have been forced to do some re-eval- have been censured fo r their a misuse of our freedom; your uaHn.cr. Th» ,hoos>r t-Kot v ’ n ca 111 n p nff Saj-nrdflv'c And he died with love. *i .. —.— . i .. ... j * bad news came through, all such American citizen can obtain is games must be lengthened by the metrically antithetical to the Helen Richardson activities should have been sus­ that of the Presidency of the addirion of the State News and the Christian position. Williams Hall Can The Smell Be Leaving? pended. The soccer game should United States. AUSG President, who wish the We have thought that Ameri­ ■game had been played. have been interrupted. The paramount Significance of cans respect and honor the dig­ I hope the fhactivity which grip­ Why God? The students living in the Brody We should have been the first, Christ is that only through His and budget adjustors responsible nity of this office. Yet, disre­ ped the nation was imposed by its To the Editor: not the last, to show our respect. redeeming and reconciling act Group endured it, so didpassers- garding the request of the Gover­ grief and was not just perfunct­ It was with ambivalent feel­ for this long-awaited action never Initially we were told that there can man enter heaven. Good ings of anger and concern that I by. would be no other date upon which nor of the State of Michigan and ory, as stated in Tuesday’s edi­ had a real appreciation of the sit­ works are a consequence, not a to play that football game; then, it common decency, the ' ‘p ro p e r to ria l. read Huron Smith’s editorial, But at 1 a s t hope has arrived: cause of this act. uation: Gould they e v e r have officials” decided that a foot­ I am quite sure that the compet­ "Why God?” in Friday’s State turns out, there is one after all. Wayne Joosse there are definite plans to build a ball game was more important itiveness and spirit necessary for News. walked through the Brody Group But say that there had been no than affording President Kennedy this game would have been much n ew sew age plant on the Red other date, "W hat should we have on an evening when the air hung done?” True, we would have de­ the final respect we could. more perfunctory, at least to the Cedar. Completion is set for close and heavy? prived Illinois of that Rose Bowl That the President advocated players and spectators who are 1 9 6 5 . chance. Perhaps we should have physical fitness has become a sensitive to the inappropriate­ 1) not played; 2) received the bowl convenient rationalization fo r ness of college games ju s t 24 President Hannah claimed the To say that construction of such bid: 3) declined in favor of Illi­ those who gave the game the hours after such a national trag­ SKIRTS a plant is long o v e r d u e just project had moved at a snail’s nois. I am sure Illinois would green light. A phone call Friday edy. have taken appropriate action. evening to a member of the Board Donald E. Dickson doesn’t do justice to the disgust­ p a c e . But in view of what we are all de­ of Trustees brought the reply ing problem which has lingered prived of in the years to come, can that Yale and Harvard were can­ a n d Indeed it has. The snail took so celling their games because one Day To Mourn for so long. playing games be all that import­ ant? was “ his school.” We wonder — long in coming, it’s a wonder he letter to the Editor: Surely those skilled planners are we not Americans, too? wasn’t overcome. I refuse to believe that th e thinking students here feel other Although we are relieved at I take strong issue with you r SWEATERS wise, and I protest another series the subsequent cancellation we editorial decrying the postpone­ of incredible failures at the high­ are very much appalled and ment of Saturday’s game. II est University levels. ashamed to be associated with a You say, "the national day of University where the smell of mourning was Monday, not Satur­ Harm J. deBHJ roses is more important than day.” I say, "W hat a disgustingly ACROSS Associate Professor, Geography m o ra lity . shallow concept of the nature of 1 Soap plant 33 Exactly Leonard and Joy Efron mourning!” Is anyone so me­ | 6 Appttizer suitable Loss Unfortunate 1547-K Spartan Village chanically constructed that ht can SPECIAL ¡12. Punctuation 36. Honey buz flippantly say, “ On Monday I shall mark zard To the Editor: mourn, but today I w ill cheer?” 1 J. Dwellings 38, Literary Minority I find that I must disagree O f course not. G rie f is an attitude 14 Spring pieces with parts of your editorial in To the Editor: HOLIDAY 15. Rejoinder 39. Berserk of mind which cannot be perfunc­ Tuesday's paper and agree with 10. Be furious 41 Hente The President is dead! This torily clicked on and off in a time other parts of it. 17. reclama­ 42. Tab is a statement that has been sequence scheduled according to tion Certainly, we should not have uttered by nearly every citizen a legalistic proclamation. 43. Small 18. Mr Gard­ SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE been forced to postpone the of our country and by countless Those that grieved our great VALUES jungle animal Illinois game. Rather we should ner 2 Mental others throughout the world. President’s death grieved from 45. Poplar 7. "Honest —" 19. ---deFrance state have been the first university But how did we, the students the moment they heard the hor­ 46. A ll 8. Paper, 20. Handy 3. Im itation in the nation to do so volun­ of Michigan State University, re­ 47 Savior: Gr. money rifying news. Those that were not 22 Kver: poet. pearl ta r ily . act? In general I believe that $ 1 9 .9 8 religion 9. Pay mourning on Saturday could hard­ 2 3 Hinder 4. M islay You state, ". . .the national the majority of the student body 48 Reclined homage to ly begin to mourn Monday. 25. Eternity day of mourning was Monday, 5. Compass 10. Mrs, Mesta was as appalled and dumbfounded Only those who could not grasp 27 Dowry 49. Skins point not Saturday." This is true, but as the rest of the world. the tragedy or those that know not 29 Throws 11. Compound DOW N 6. Water ether with a lasso 1. Mite bottle 17. That man Matched, co-ordinated, 20. Distil ( MV DREAMS KEEP ) MICHIGAN 2 1. Lacerated Flipping... J w o o l sk irts and fur- UNIVERSITY 24. M an s nick _ v ------¡TATE N EW S blend sweaters in name 26. Jap. drama m e lo n , lem o n , p in k , Member Associated Press, United Press 28. Experi­ mer term; special Welcome Issue in Septem­ pow der, k e ll y , red, International, Inland Daily Press Association, b e r. mented Associated Collegiate Press Association, orange, cranberry and 30. 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Serving 11AM 2,700 Expected To Stay Until 1AM DAHCIMB In Dorms During Holiday NIGHTLY

The campus, usually quiet on accomodate nearly2,700students 1,000 women are expected to stay holidays, will brim with life staying for the game. Many more in their residence halls in order spacious, to attend the game. Men w ill be Thursday as students postpone off-campus students are expected gracious their Thanksgiving dinners to re­ to stay in town for the game. able to use their rooms the dining in entire weekend if they wish. A r­ main in East Lansing for the Breakfast, lunch and dinner tho fabulous rangements have been made to MSU-lllinois Big Ten football will be provided for dormitory accomodate women in specific championship game. residents. Not all the cafeterias Dormitories w ill stay open to w ill be open. M eals fo r d o r­ dormitories. BEAU MONDE mitory complexes w ill be served Many parents plan to attend ROOM in one residence hall. Lists of the game Thanksgiving Day with cafeterias open w ill be published their children. But University in the residence halls. officials still expect attendance Lincoln Nearly 1,700 men and about to be cut in half. OPEN ALL DAY (concluded from page THANKSGIVING tinued to observe the feast with Johnson Sabbath reverence. ’ Lincoln's issuance of the (continued from page 1) lieved certain to reassure the Come In and enjoy a fine Thanksgiving proclamation, Oct. among the highest concerns of Latin American countries who have heard the Alliance subjected 3, 1863, came as a result of my government.” meal after the Spartans agitation by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale, "1 reaffirm the pledge" of to attack in congress during de­ beat Illinois. Students Sign Mr. Kennedy's Memorial Book In Union editor of Godey’s Lady’s Book. Kennedy to work for progress bate on Kennedy’s foreign aid For years she bombarded the in the Central and South Am eri­ requests. public with editorials and gov­ can nations, Johnson said. The United States contributes 321 E. Michigan IV-57179 ernors and Presidents with let­ “ Insp ired by ,his. m e m o ry... |1 billion a year to the Alliance. C a m p u s S y m p a t h y T o F i l l te rs . we will carry on the job. Let For most Americans, however, the alliance be his living mem­ the Pilgrim fathers’ celebration o r ia l.” is the forerunner of Thanksgiving The brief message, broadcast B ooks For M rs . K e n n e d y Day. by television and radio, was be- The date of Governor Brad­ ford's appointed Thanksgiving said Pat McCollough, Young been written in the books; it Three books have been placed Day is not known. on the main floor of the Union to Democrats president. reads: Policies There is a portrait of Presi­ “ We cannot forget to ask not (concluded from page 1) be signed by students and faculty Extended periods of fasting dent Kennedy and flowers with what our country can do for us but in m em ory of John Fitzgerald often preceded and succeeded the ed, the .personnel in the State the books, across from the main what we can do for our country. Kennedy. Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving feasts. Department remain the same. desk. M rs. John F. Kennedy, When the books are filled they They regarded the Old English “ Even now, there will be some It is fa r beyond us to imagine w ill be sent to the White House, A message of sympathy has Christmas as “ idolatrous’.’ and changes, but the basic structure the magnitude of your loss. How­ replaced the "superstitious” will be stable until the next ever, it is not a grief which you meats of bacon or beef, boar’s e le ctio n .” bear alone. There was never a head and plum pudding, with tur­ Singh also said there may be 'G iovanni’A Success President who so captured the key, Indian pudding and pump­ more foreign policy change if By LEON WHEELER hearts and minds of the youth of Johnson were to win his party’s but Giovanni refuses and is driven k in pie. casual prerequisites; State News Reviewer down to the fires of Hell. this country. Now that he is gone, presidential nomination and be John Reardon, singing the part Anna, Elvira, Masetto, Zer­ many of us feel as though we have In 1941, by a joint resolution, re-elected. lost someone near and dear to us. of Don Giovanni, led the New lina and Ottavio appear seeking Congress proclaimed the fourth “ Until then, I do not believe BLAZER SPORT COAT But then there are things he has Y o rk C ity Opera Company vengeance, only to be told by Thursday in November a Thanks- there will be any radical policy left us: his courage, his ideals, and color-cued through a highly successful per­ Leporello. of the supernatural giving Day.______changes,” Singh said. and his inspired ideas. Thesewill formance of Mozart's opera, punishment of the Don. The prin­ Hve with us always.” "Don Giovanni.’’ cipals step foward to remind the SLACKS audience that "virtue triumphs The books w ill remaininthe The classic look for the The opera tells the story of in the end.” Union through next week, ATTENTION CAR OWNERS traditional-mi tided the female conquests of the Span­ With but one exception McCollough said, and may be set complete front end repair and alignment ish lover Don Giovanni, who bare­ the principal singers possessed up in the dorms. m a n-o n-campus. Wool ly escapes one revenge-bent pur­ fine voices which carried ex­ «brakes «suspension blazer . . .natural shoul­ suer before setting out on his tre m e ly well in the "barn.” The idea originated with the Young Democrats Club, M c­ next conquest. Males voices were of the first * wheel balancing «steering corrections der, of course. . .with order. McDonald’s voice began Collough said, but it is a message from all of the University. patch flap p o c k e ts . Don Giovanni pursues Donna to show strain in the aria ” 11 * motor tune ups Anna, Donna Elvira, Zerlina and nio tesoro intanto,” in Act II, Camel, or navy. 35.00 Donna Elvira's maid. He kills but he more than made it Donna Anna’s father, the com­ through the aria and went on UB Yule Program mandant, in the opening scene to end the performance well. LISKEY'S AUTO SAFETY CENTER Worsted flannel or fine as he tries to protect his daugh­ Miss Endich, as Donna Elvira, Set For Sunday twist plain front slacks ter’s soiled honor. replaced scheduled soprano at 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 in solid colors to com- the last moment. She did a cred- Union Board w ill present its A fte r many escapes from ¡oh Vyir nn the whole she annua) fhrisfm ac nroffmm nt 7 nJemPvnt¿h** blazer coat. would-be killers,* Don Giovanni" gave the weakest performance. p.m. Sunday in the Union main dies in the final act: 14.98 Her middle voice was strong but lounge. TURKEY DAY SPtCIAL! her head and lower ranges were Wendell Wescott, assistant The commandant’s ghost fairly weak. professor of music, w ill direct a appears after being invited to John Reardon possesses an ex­ performance of the Spartan Bell- Don Giovanni's for dinner. He tre m e ly large voice which rin g e rs . Also Men’s Glee Club BANANA demands Giovanni’s repentance, carries well. It has considerable w ill sing. Jacobson's The reading of the Nativity range and his tones resonated SPLIT M iN ’ S SHOP brillaintly throughout the entire story and group singing w ill round out the holiday program. F u n d D r i v e performance. on!y WEDNESDAY STORE HOURS - 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. F o r O s w a ld ’s PLAY GOLF TONITI FRIDAY STORE HOURS • 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.

Widow Starts Bring your date State News has added a drive and play exciting % Pumpkin Ice Cream Turkeys for funds for the widow of Lee realistic golf. Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy to its already- % Pumpkin Ice Cream Pies initiated campus drive to raise 9 holes-only SI.50 funds for the family of slain 18 holes-only S2.50 Dallas policeman j. D. Tippit. % Chocolate & Orange Nut Rolls Checks should be made out to either the Oswald fund or the Lessons for Tippit 'fund and sent or deliv­ individuals or groups ered in person to 341 Student of Four by a PGA Services before the end of the Professional. J&ie&foùL te rm , Dec. 13. h a n d FLAVORS Mrs. Lee Oswald, who has two Ico Cream Shop young children and is expecting Y/e welcome a third, speaks little English you to come in and and has no known relatives in the see summertime MON.-FRI. United States. oolf INDOORS! 11 AM-11 PM The slain policeman, Tippit, 427 E. GRAND RIVER was not covered by insurance or social security. Besides his Our holiday widow, he is survived by three 3411 EAST MICHIGAN c h ild re n . Open everyday ’til 11PM BRAUER’S 1861 HOUSE composition Phone 332-6565 Veterans’ Wives & RATHSKELLER in three parts. . . Veteran’s Wives Association will meet tonight at 8:30 in the slim skirt and sleeveless Married Housing office. Mrs. Marko Whitaker w ill lead mem­ Candlelight overblouse of creaseless bers in a program of exercises. • Dinner music double-knit cotton with • Free parking built-in resilience ...the

V I I I MSU j { Special topping, a luscious, OOO—d— b— —d b d \ embroidered mohair jacket. CONGRATULATIONS SPARTANS Pink, powder blue or white. * * * * * A Home bodies take advantage of our 10 to 18 sizes. 22.98 fine selection of exotic jewelry and imported gift wares to get a jump on that Christmas shopping list. ^ Special arrangements Jacobson's Fine Italian Stilj Time Mention ROSE BOWL made for term parties. and French Wallets To Order Charms Minf To fee 40% OFF On Casual DfeBsesi from $7.50 25% OFF Our STAR SAPPHIRE Ring Collection 213 S. Grand Ave. Lansing 489-4311 Wm. H. Thompson Frandor Jeweler 4Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, November 27, 1963 Harriers Place Fifth In NCAA Title Run Zwolak, San Jose Winners By LARRY MOGG State Naw* Sports Writer

San Jose State's package of squad, Michigan State, did so in third place. Veterans Danny M ur­ ished 48th as State’s third fin­ harrier dynamite exploded here 1958 and 1959. phy and Ben Tucker scaled the isher. Lettermen Ron Berby and Tuesday and when the fireworks Under Coach Dean M iller's top ten also with fifth and eighth Mike Kaines rounded out the were over the aroused Spartans reins the West Coast Spartan’s place efforts respectively. The Spartan five placers. stalked off with their second have hurdled to the top of the other Spartans to gain places Zowlak, who just last week Lots O f Game Seats Available sucessive NCAA crown. nations cross country ranks in were Herman Gurule (18th) and captured first place in the 1C4A The Spartans edged out West a time of three years. Since Richard Fernandez (40th). Mur­ tourney, came from back in the There are lots of seats avail­ can be secured by mail if the Coast rival Oregon 53-68 to com­ SJS entered cross country com­ phy and Fernandez were both high field to take the lead for good able for the Thanksgiving Day envelope baring the tickets was mand a talented cross country petition three years ago, they school proteges of SJS’ present at the second mile turn. The football contest between State postmarked by midnight last field in the 25th running of the have been almost unbeatable. Ex­ coach, Dean M iller. hard running Wildcat staved off and Illin o is . night. National Collegiate Athletic As­ cept for their close runner-up Coach Miller credited his a stretch drive by unheralded Ticket Manager B ill Beardsley About 23,000 students origi­ sociation championship at Mish- finish in the NCAA meet in 1961, squad with "a great perfor­ Kansas State Teacher harrier, said he expects about 70,000 to nally picked up their seats during igan State. the Spartan’s overall record- is mance,” saying “ they ran even John Camien, to win by ten yards. attend tomorrow’s game,barring la st week’ s ticket coupon re­ Vlllanova ace Vic Zwolak spotless. better than last year, mainly be­ The following top fifteen fin­ bad weather. " W e'll have plenty demption period. It is not known, wheeled across the finish line The top ten teams in order cause of a toughert m o re ta l­ ishers all w ill receive medals. of seats on sale all day today however, how many w ill actually first to snatch the individual were: San Jose State, first with ented field." 1. Vic Zwolak, Villanova 2. John at Jenison Fieldhouse and T h u rs ­ attend the game, because of the title with a clocking of 19:35 53 points, Oregon, second with Michigan State’ s h a rrie rs Camien, Kansas State Teachers day at the Stadium before the change of date from last Satur­ on the grueling four mile For­ 68, Notre Dame, third with 128, didn’t have enough big guns to C ollege 3. Je ff Fishback, San game,” Beardsley added. day. Kansas, fourth with 130, MSU, Jose State 4. Geoff Walker, Hous­ A sellout had been announced rest Aker course. crack the top two-some, but they Beardsley also said that the ton 5. Dan M urp hy, San Jose Coach Fran Dittrich’s hope­ fifth with 175, Ohio and Houston still gave a good showing of refund picture was "pretty satis­ prior to the original game time tied for sixth place with 192, State 6. Douglas Brown, Mon­ on Nov, 23, but with the post­ ful MSU harriers duplicated their themselves before the home factory” , although admitted that tana State 7. Rich Schramm, M i­ fifth place spot of last year Miami of Ohio 214 in eighth crowd. Sharkey polished off an it is really too early to tell ponement the crowd . will be ami of Ohio 8. Ben Tucker, San behind the fine tenth place fin­ place, Villanova ninth with 236, exceptional sophomore campaign just how many tickets were sent smaller. Many people did buy ish of Dick Sharkey. Point to­ and Western Michigan tenth with in grand style by registering a Jose State 9. Art Scott, Idaho in for refunds. tickets for the game this week, tal fo r State was 175. a point total of 245. timing of 20:07.6, less than a State 10. Dick Sharkey, Mich­ but one university source com­ The refund period at Jenison San Jose State garnered three Despite the top ten flurry of second behind SJS eighth place igan State 11. Clayton Steinke, mented that the refunds slightly ended yesterday, but refunds s till high ranking positions in the top SJS, the West C oasters had to finisher Tucker. San Jose State 12. W alt Hew­ outran the new sales. ten finishers to help the West hang on to best Oregon. The Web- Jan Bowen was State’s second lett, Harvard 13. B ill Clark, No­ Coast maintain a three year foot’s fifth man finished nine placer, finishing in the 32nd po­ tre Dame 14. Ken Moore, Ore­ stranglehold on the NCAA team places up on the Spartan’ s num­ sition. Soph Paul McCollam fin­ gon 15. Dave Wighton, Colorado. title. Two years ago Oregon State ber five man, but the high fly­ H o l i d a y O p e n e r squeezed by San Jose State to ing San Jose State crew grabbed Busy Jenison Window grab top billing. The Spartans off several important high spots are the first team to put a to put away the victory. NCAA championship back-to- The champions' first finisher back, since another Spartan was Jeff Fishback, who notched F o r H o c k e y T e a m Brody, Owen To Feed Band

State’s hockey squad w ill open for the new season, with the Off-campus members of the Out-ot-state members staying its 1963-64 season this week defensive corps the strongest. Michigan State Marching band on campus over the weekend w ill against a pair of Eastern powers Veteran defensemen C a rl will have their meals served in be served meals at the Owen on a Thanksgiving holiday swing Lackey, Jack Ford, Jim Jacobson Brody Hall on Thanksgiving Day. Graduate Center caferteria. into New York State. and Nick Musat w ill be back inac­ Breakfast will be served at 8 There w ill be band rehearsal The Spartans are due to play St. tion . a.m., lunch at 11 a.m. and dinner at 10 a.m. Thanksgiving Day. Lawrence at Canton, N.Y. on Most of the offensive punch at 5 p.m . Thursday and again on Saturday. likely w ill ride with the first for­ Sandwiched in between is a F ri­ ward line composed of wings Tony day clash with 1962 NCAA semi- Elliot and Rich Hargreaves and RALPH’S CAFETERIA .finalist Clarkson at Potsdam, center Mac Orme. Backing this 325 EAST GRAND RIVER N.Y. trio is the No. 2 unit of wings Jim T h e squad of 16 Coach Amo Lawrence and Lyle M iller and F eaturing: Bessone has assembled is one center Gary Goble. which has undergone heavy re­ Tending the nets w ill be Harry LIGHTNING FAST SERVICE Sharkey Hits Tape building from last year when the Woolf, who operated behind record over-all was 11-12 and in Chandik the last two years. Western Collegiate Hockey Asso­ S P E C I A L : Monday thru Friday cia tio n play was 6-10 for fifth Jury Indicts Ruby place. Title Battle • MEAT ENTREE Gone are the first six ranking • WHIPPED POTATOES scorers including all of the first (continued from page 1) • HOT VEGETABLES 55* forw a rd line as Well as A ll- • ROLL and BUTTER In Oswald Slaying America goalie John Chandik. land (258) and quarterback Fred "W e are probably the least ex­ Custardo (205). DALLAS, TEX. .-P)—Jack Ruby sniper killed the President dur­ perienced team in our league,” was indicted Tuesday fo r the Roger Lopes still leads the ing a gala motorcade through said Bessone. "But early prac­ slaying of Lee Harvey Oswald, Spartans in rushing with 568 downtown Dallas. tice has been encouraging. We accused assassin of President yards in 77 tries. Because Ruby committed the have a hustling and hard-working For Your Pleasure . . . John F. Kennedy. A state grand Lewis has amassed 822 total homicide in full view of more than squad capable of some good THE AIR-CONDITIONED jury handed down charges that yards this season with 303 com­ 200 persons—and also of thous­ things,” he added. could send him to the electric ing in the form of 11 pass re­ ands of American television Eleven lettermen are on hand ch a ir. ceptions. HOLIDAY LANES viewers—the only point of im­ Ruby, stocky 52-year-old own­ portance in the indictment was • 40 Brunswick Lañes •Snack Bar KRESGE’S CAMPUS STORE er of a Dallas night club, shot the degree of the crim e charged. • 6 Billiard Tables •Cocktail Lounge jail tra n s fe r ______Across from the Union Oswald during a It was specified as murder with Sunday, iust 48 hours after malice, punishable upon convic­ Lanas Available For tion by death. T ria l was set tent­ OPEN BOWLING atively for Dec. 9. Every Day Until 6 p.m. Ruby is expected to plead tem p­ And Fri., Sat., & Sun. Evenings Tool orary insanity. The only motive seriously suggested thus far is OPEN EVERY DAY AT 9 A.M. that Ruby, distraught over the 'Frandor is Just South Of Us" CLASSICAL President’s assassination, took ______IV 7-3731 it upon himself to mete out ven­ geance. Tom Howard, Ruby’s attorney, visited him at the county jail af­ WARMTH ter the indictment and told news­ men: < The Stetsonian — New for "He was much more calm than Spring, and it retains all of the refine­ he was yesterday. He has had a ments that made it so popular last Fall shave and a bath. He was dress­ . . . everything, that is, except weight! PRESENTED ed in the county jail coveralls, with the letters ’C.J.’ on the Center-crease in shape, with narrow back...he talked in more nor­ mal tones but he is still an ex­ brim and silvered crest on a side-bow citable person when he talks band $11.95 tn $40 0 0 BY n o rm a lly .” Speaking of Ruby’s concern over the Kennedy assassination, Howard went on: is the time to “ On one occasion he mention­ PENDLETON ed seeing the picture of Jackie service up for (Mrs. John F. Kennedy) with blood on her dress. Tears came into his eyes. Ruby showed tre­ Winter mendous concern for the Kennedys.” * Complete Winter Tune Up Circle Players * Inspection and Installation To Do 'Alchemist’ of brakes and springs Wool is an integral part of any fall wardrobe, "The Alchemist,” a comic sa­ tire on two shysters by Ben John­ especially it is exclusive styling by Pendleton. son, will be presented by the * Mufflers lifetime guarantee Mary Lu Winn, Lansing freshman, models a Community Circle Players, 8:30 p.m., Friday, Saturday and Dec. sm art turquoise and white pin stripe Pendleton 5 through 7 at the Circle Play­ FREE INSTALLATION offering now being featured at the Style Shop. house in Lansing. Rebuilt Motors and Transmissions S i z e s 8 - 1 6 John Hurd, assistant instruc­ tor in speech, rewrote some DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY HOLDEN of the dated script and directed the production. MSU performers include Ron Byrne, East Lansing freshman, KAMIN’S pA au rT t° s Carroll Hawkins, professor of Famous Brands for Dad and Lad p o litic a l science, and Ginger Vary, Okemos freshman. 526 N. LARCH FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER Student tickets may be re­ 106 S. WASHINGTON ST. JOHNS LOGAN CENTER LANSING BAST LANSING served at half price by calling IV 4 - 4 5 9 6 IV 5-8040 after 7 p.m. Hours; Mon.-F ri. 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 9-1 Wednesday, November 27, 1963 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Intramural N e w s Schwarz Is One

MEN’S Fraternity Badminton Soph, Junior, 3 Seniors Hoop Starters The Fraternity Badminton Championship was won byL.C.A. By DUANE LANCASTER practice and are ready for the Berry, who had injured his ankle Floberg and John Shick all should The cagers w ill play a 14-game battle.” he said. in practice last week, reported The team of Teetaert and Hughes State News Sports Writer see some action Saturday. league slate besides battling such won the Doubles crown, while The Spartans will also field to the hardwood and looked im­ touch outsiders as W estern M ich ­ an experienced unit. Gent, pressive in a light work out. The game will be the start igan, Bowling Green, Pennsyl­ the two singles players M ans- Head basketball coach Forddy burger and Dunwell advanced as Schwarz, Sanders and Thomann There is a remote possibility of a 22-game schedule for the vania, Tulsa, B righam Young and Anderson has decided upon three far as the semi-final round be­ are no strangers to Big Ten that the two-time letter winner Spartans in addition to an ap­ Notre Dame. seniors, a junior and a sophomore action, all four having lettered will see some action in Satur­ pearance in the Sun Devil Clas­ All home games w ill be played fore tasting defeat. Terry Cliff to open his tenth season as Spar­ helped his team (D.T.D.) place last year, and Washington has day's tussle. sic Tournament at Temple, A ri­ on the Jenison Field House court tan cage coach. has been a stand-out in pre­ In addition to the starters* the zona, Dec. 20-21. starting at 8 p.m. second in the tournament by win­ Seniors Pete Gent, Fred Tho- season practice. Spartans appear to have a strong ning the singles title. S.A.E. also mann and transplanted B ill 211 MAC. Anderson also received a plea­ bench. B ill Nowack, Bill Curtis, ED-71668 finished second in the tourna­ Schwarz will team with junior AVENUE CASA NOVA #2 m ent. sant surprise Monday when Bill Dick Holmes, Tom Douglas, Dan Marcus Sanders and sophomore “FOR PIZZA SAKE CALL” The total points for the second Stan Washington when the squad place tie w ill include third place takes the court against Northern FOR THE FINEST ITALIAN FOOD point s and w ill be divided equally Michigan Saturday night at Jeni- DELIVERY EVERY DAY between S.A.E. and D.T.D. son Field house. Wrestling Results Schwarz is with the squad af­ ter a successful soccor season. A total of 22 students partic­ A fast exciting game can be ipated in the Michigan State expected, as both squads boast 1M Wrestling Tournament held fine speed and aggressiveness. 211 Abbott Rd. last week. The individual event Anderson will try to capitalize East Lansing, Mich. on the speed of the Spartans winners were Richard Hnatek Across from Stato Thaator (123 lb s.), Jam es Hudson (137 by utilizing the fast break as lbs.), Gary Tompkins (147 lbs.), much as possible. R obert D ru llin g e r (157 lb s.), John Anderson is not takingNorthern S t. La u re n t (167 lb s.) and M ike lightly. "They're a fast, aggres­ WHERE YOUR Munn (Heavyweight). sive ball club,” he said. “ We had a tough time with them last COLLEGE FASHIONS BEGIN Notice year and they have three seniors back who played against us then. The Men’s 1M Building will T hey’ re m ore experienced and 1 be open tomorrow (Thanksgiving) expect an even tougher time this from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. The y e a r.” building w ill also be open Friday He was quick to point out, from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. Wo­ INSPECTED GRADE A however, that his own ball club 'iOV’T, men are invited to use the fa­ owed apologies to no one. "We cilities of the Men's 1M during are satisfied with the pre-season I 11-16 lb. the weekend since the Women’s Sophomore Starter Washington 390, building w ill be closed Saturday and Sunday. Turkeys WOMEN’S University Sponsors Swim Meet The Women’s 1M Building w ill (Prices Good Thru Wednesday) 19 “ ^4 I Da be open from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. 330 Friday. Family Swim will beheld For 200 Lansing Area Mermen as usual from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. as w ill Open Swim from6:30p.m. and two or three optional dives. On Saturday State w ill be host w ith no fin a ls . Swim events include the butter­ Officials for the day will be until 9 p.m. Friday. The building tp the Greater Lansing Invita­ w ill close at 3 p.m. today. members of the MSU Varsity tional Swimming and Diving Meet fly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. Diving events con­ Swim Team and the money for 330, at 10 a.m. in the Men’s IM sist of two or three standard prizes is being donated by the B uilding. A r m y -N a v y Exchange Club. This is the second year for dives, depending upon age group, Delay Asked this meet. Richard Fetters, as­ sistant swimming coach at MSL, WASHINGTON (UP1) - T he expects about 200 participants. After the game. . Army-Navy football game sche­ The meet is sponsored by the duled for Saturday has been post­ Porpoise Fraternity and Spartan Loin End poned one week until December Swim Club of the U n iv e rs ity and 7th. the Exchange Club of Lansing. It is open to all students of Lan­ i t u rn g PLUS. Si i *. ¿slfcí / a/32* Costly Delay sing schools, except those who Rib End have represented their schools F r e s h L e a u SUPER RIGHT (continued from page 1) in swimming in 1963. 1 l b . 49‘ itory Food Services volunteered T h e re is no other match fo r age-group of swimmers except 4 9 2 I d. to use them. Ground Beefs eb Skinless Franks 89‘ S alaries to 30 to 35 em ploy­ for one in Detroit later this ees working an average of four winter. He points out that although hours will also figure in the most schools in Lansing have indoor pools, swimming teams overall loss in concessions. 24 for the most part are restricted Concessions Manager John J. CUCUMBERS SIZE Kennedy feels, however, that the to school teams and those at Pascal Celery 29‘ biggest headache caused by the the various youth organizations. ■ 2 - 1 l b . postponement is yet to be faced. Lansing swimmers, therefore, RADISHES Kennedy reports that only 65 of are "sorely lacking” in com­ Fresh Cranberries bags 43c a staff numbering over 200 w ill pe tition . invites you to try our GREEN ONIONS be on hand for Thursday’s game. Participants are entered as in­ “ We w ill try to open the max­ dividuals, not as members of GREEN PEPPERS 5 ci teams, and pay an entry fee of Gourmet Turkey Buffet Hubbard Squash imum number of booths,” he said. “ The way it looks now, 50 cents per event. Each swim­ only 12 of 24 stands will be mer is entitled to compete in in operation.” tw o events. All places are Bananas 29c Also suffering losses is the awarded on the basis of tim e , A l i e d P i d t 4 °R 290 5 I d. Grand Trunk railroad which was (YOUR CHOICE) white or pink forced to turn back a charter Grapefruit b a g 59£ carrying 500 Illinois students Sherm Gains and alumni from Champaign to 1427 West Saginaw Street East Lansing. 6T o p s ’ T itle 5 Minutes from Campus ED 7-1741 A railroad spokesman said the trip w ill be rescheduled at com­ The football news announced -JANE PARKER BAKERY FEATURES pany expense for Thursday. It its three-deep All-Am erica foot-’ w ill arrive at 12:30 p.m. on the ball team Tuesday and named1 siding between Farm Land and M.S.U. scatback Sherman Lewis Stadium Road. its "Player of the Year.” big evenings 8 i n . “ There w ill be addition space Lewis, Tommy Ford of Texas, Pumpkin Pies available for MSU students who Gale Sayers of Kansas, Jay W il­ 390 call for wish to ride the train back to kinson of Duke, Billy Lothridge 39£ Mince Pie 3 ¡n. 59 Chicago,” said Richard Gooding, of Georgia and Paul Martha of Wallace's Danish Almond Ring sales representative noted. Pittsburgh, were the six half­ The train w ill depart from the backs named on the three-deep glamour Stuffing Bread siding-following the game. Tick­ team. The Football News did Orange Chiffon Cake 49£ 1 1/2 lb. loaf 27C ets may be purchased from the not separate the players into eyewear conductor for $10.08. individual teams. P kg. of 12 Knowing that you look your Bake and Serve Twin Rolls 2 For 49£ best in a big part of suc­ cessful social evenings. . . and tha t's an assurance you A&P A&P have always with Wallace A8tP -FROZEN FOODS-i custom-inspired eye CRANNBERRY LIBBY’S fashions. Come look over SWEET sparkling collection. Pumpkin 1 lu. 13 oz. Can POTATOES SAUCE 1 Id. 2 oz. Can ' 1 lb. Can SQUASH 2 FOR 29‘ 12 oz. Pkg. 3 for 79c 2 FO R 39e

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New Student Apts, blocks Berkey Hall, cooking Saturday and Sunday in Decem- perferred with time on their Royal E le c tric Pica, phone I960 2-door, hardtop, standard laundry, privileges, T.V. park­ b e r. ____ 50 337-1663. C45 355-8255 hands to work at exceptional i adjoining the campus Mrs. Harris, 355-8178. C45 shift, Y-8, all black. Immaculate. ing, 539 Ann. May be seen even­ RUG-ROSE Beige. Formal pat- UNCLE FUD'S-For the best Ko­ selling job. For appointment call RATES: 195”, 2-door, hardtop, standard ings or weekends. 49 tern. 9 x 15 with sponge rubber sher sandwiches in Town East FREE PICKUP and delivery. 484-4317.______C 1 D A Y ...... ST.25 sh ift, V-8, all black. Immaculate. pad. Good con dition. $125. Phone Grand River Ave. For Delivery, Same day service, general typ­ BUSBOYS WANTED Sigma Alpha C all ED 2-5051 SINGLE ROOM FOR men, ap- 332-5689. C 3 DAYS. . . . S2.50 1955, 2-d oo r, hardtop. Blue and ing. Joyce Watson, 694-8111. C Mu Fraternity. Call Evan Katz proved, coffee privileges, park-: —— white. 6 cylinder automatic. FOR MUSIC designed with your 5 DAYS S3.75 between 5 and 6 p.m. at ED ing, $8. Call ED 2-4562 after TYPING In my home. Shirley A ll cars completely recondition­ I Available it Lost & Found taste in mind, cafl on the Larry (3ased on 15 words per ad) 7-1714. 46 5 p.m. 544 University Dr. 50 Decker, Forest Ave. Lansing. ed. LOST: Brown glasses in grey Devin Orchestra. IV 2-1240 or 2 1/2 BLOCKS to campus/TI Phone IV 2-7208. c There will be a 25e service BUS BOYS needed. Lunches and I N O W case. Lost Thursday afternoon. IV 2-9800. C over, singles, doubles, cleaned and bookkeeping charge if 2801 S. Cedar or dinners, contact Rick, 337- Between Agr. and Anthony Halls. DlAPER SERVICE to your de- DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS: The­ Office 242 Cedar St. weekly. Graduate students pre­ sis, general typing (IBM Execu­ this ad is not paid within 1079. I 8 Call 484-5014, Scott. 45 sire. You receive your own dia­ TU 2-147 MIKE MAN for P.A'. system at ferred, 435 M.A.C. Phone-332- pers back each time. With our tive) complete multilith print­ one week. 5571. 49 C 45 the Edru Roller Skating Arena, i t Personal service, you may include up to ing. ED 2-2961 or ED 7-0971. 1962, F-&5 CUTLASS converti­ OX 9-2438. _ •______47 two pounds of your baby’s under­ 45 i t Automotive ★ For Sale CALIFORNIA TRIP arranged for ble, blue, good top, standard NIGHT WATCHMAN needed for shirts and clothing which will EDIE STARR, TYPIST, Theses, student budgets. Los Angeles. CHEVROLET, 1959, 4-door, Bel- transmission, 23,000 miles, ex­ East Lansing High School. For CARPETING, $2.95-$19.95 per not fade. White, blue or pink dissertations, term papers, gen­ Call Main Travel, IV 4-4441. Air, a sharp thrifty 6 cylinder cellent condition. Call 355-1236. Saturday, Sunday and holidays. square yard, famous make, ex­ diaper pails furnished. eral typing. Experienced, IBM ______C45 with powerglide, radio, heater, 45 Call 337-1394. 45 tra large selection. LOOK B-4-U AMERICAN DIAPER SERVICE Electric. OR 7-8232. c white wall tires. Attractive two VALIANT, 1962, V-2M), 4-door Buy Storage Furniture Sales, 4601 FOR LOW RATES on auto insur­ 914 E. Gier Street ance i t ’ s State Farm M utual, tone finish. Thoroughly recon­ standard. Red sedan, radio. See GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT N. E. St. U.S. 27, IV 7-0173 Lansing, Michigan Transportation W o rld ’ s la rg e s t auto in s u re r. ditioned. Ready for winter driv­ at 1446 East M ichigan, Lansing, for permanent positions in office, C45 IV 2-0864 Call or see your State Farm agent Q RIDE W ANTED to C olorado on ing. $935. Al Edwards Co., or call 582-2010, Fowler. 45 sales, technical. Call IV 2-1543. SEWING MACHINE, ZIG-ZAG today. Ask for ED K ARM ANN or Decem ber 13-15. C a ll 355-1546. Lincoln, Mercury, Comet dealer. SPARTAN MOTOjTS ______C45 1963 MODEL. This machine still T.V. RENTALS for students. Ec- GEORGE TOBIN. IV 5-7267. 47 3125 E. Saginaw. (North ofFran- GIRL FULL-TIME Saleslady. No c a rrie s service and parts war­ onomical rates by the term and ranty and sewing instructions. C45 dor). C45 Personnal selected Used Cars. experience required. Apply Style month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT- RIDE FOR two to Texas for Must sell, $5 per month or $49.95 IN CHECKING THE files, it’s no 795$ OLDS, '88', 2-door sedan Shop of East Lansing. 45 ALS-355-6026. Call after 5. c C h ristm a s p re fe ra b ly San An­ cash. Will accept any type of secret that the bulk of business with power brakes, 2 new tires, V.W . 1955, 2 -d o o r, sale priced , ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call tonio area. 355-8920 after 7p.m. j [ F o r Rent trade. CALL OL 5-2054. C45 at Bubolz Insurance is with pro­ complete new exhaust systems, $495. Kalamzaoo Street Body Shop. 45 fessors. Why? Phone us and find •pry little rust California car APARTMENTS A.K.C. GERMANShepherds.Col- Small dents to large w re cks. 2 years$625,2926 Aureltra Road. FALCON, 1960, stationwagon, or bred white, also black and s il­ out. Bubolz 332-8671. C45 American and foreign c a rs . Wanted TWO GIRLS to share 4 g irl apart- i t South of Miller Road. TU 2- standard shift, new car condition, ve r puppies. R uth’ s, 14645 A ir ­ SAVE $1. CLIP Christmas tree Guaranteed work. 489-7507. 1411 ment. Close to campus nicely TWO MAN apartment for winter 6572. 49 $995. port Road. IV 4-4026. 46 East Kalamazoo. c furnished. Call 332-2195 after South Campus COUPON from Tuesday paper and spring terms. Must be fur­ PONTiAC, 1959, S tarch ief, Tow BOOKCASE-four 7 ft. stained STUDENT TV RENTALS. New CORVAIR, 1962, '700‘, 2-door, 5:30 p.m . 46 e Completely furnished Nov. 26) E n d e rle ’ s Pure Oil. nished and in East Lansing. G rad­ mileage, one owner, p.b., p.s., planks with 65 red bricks. Ex­ G rand R iv e r and F o ste r, Lansing. 19” portable, $9 per month. 21” standard shift, $1495. • Wall to wall carpeting uate student and senior. 355-8291 excellent condition. TU 2-3508 cellent condition. $12. 355-7766. table models, $8 per month. All 47 between 12 and 5 p.m. 45 days, IV 4-4482, evenings. 44 CORVETTES, 1962, 1960, 1959, EVERGREEN ARMS e 4 car parking 47 sets guaranteed, no service or ENCYCLOPEDIA, Funk & Wag- 1958, S diffe rent models to choose # Air conditioned delivery charges. Call Nejac, IV WANTED: GIRL over 21 to share na lls Standard reference, like K.L.H. MODEL from. All sale priced. 341 EVERGREEN e Snack bar 2-0624. C apartment beginning winter term. new. 25 volume plus 2 year books, 1 Block from Campus 11 and 15 ■ WHY'PAY MORE? F or profes­ Close to campus. Call 332-5672. RAMBLER AMERICAN, 2-door, e Private balcony 655-2743 after 6 p.m. 45 sional dry cleaning, WENDROWS. ______47 1962, extra sharp, low mileage, Phone 332-1011 eFour large closets FOR MARRIED STUDENTS only- PHONOGRAPHS STORY Pants, skirts, sweaters,60^. TO BUY two tickets together for one-owner car. Priced to move, e Dishwashers^ discount on baby playpens, high P la in dresses, su its , coats, $1.19. Bolshoi Ballet. 1 have student $1095. chairs, Taylor tots. For unmar­ ARE HASLETT APARTMENTS 3006 Vine St. 1/2 block west of I.D. cards. Name your price. ried-,students-electric blankets. Sells For Jjkkk Office Open 12-7 P.M. Doily GOOD Frandor. C45 C a ll 339-2116. 49 FORD, r 957 ccnvertiDie, auto­ 1/2 Block from Campus For Xmas gifts; toys, bicycles, GRADÜATÉ STUDENT wanted to m atic transmission, power roomheaters, coffee heaters, hot TYPING SERVICE . 332-8412 HOUSE HI-FI BUYS share attractive house with two steering. Economy special, $395. air, dishes, lamps, steam irons, ONE OR TW O men to share OPENING SOON EXPERIENCED Typist. Electric graduate students. Call ED 2- ‘ 60 Ford Falcon 2-door with 3000 E. Michigan shelving, see Ace Hardwhere on unapproved house. Everything typewriter. Thesis, general, 2838. 50 radio, heater, standard shift IV 7-3715 AVAILABLE East Grand River across trom at the disc shop paid. $35 m onthly. 482-3029. 45 355-1246 after 5:30 p.m. 46 and white wall tires. 5795. C45 Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C ANTIQUE: 1932 C hevrolet - EAST SIDE modern Furnished STUDENT’S: Why leave you r TYPING DONE in my home, ex­ WANT-ADS GET STEREO ¿ONSOLE-Have two, d rive n -d a ily. $225. 1609 G ilc re s t NCW house. Gas heat. Garage. Until dorms-when Bimbo’s w ill deliver perienced. 676-2298. 49 April 15. Reasonable price. Mar­ only need one, best offer, call ‘ 59 Chevrolet Impala Con­ or call 3370327. 47 your Pizzas to youl Call 484-7817. ANN BROWN typist and multi- For The Best In ried couple. Phone IV 9-3206. 355-9970. 47 FAST v e rtib le . Includes power BUTrK, l96i, LeSabre, 4-door, lith offset printing (black & white 45 steering, power brakes, power hardtop, full power, excellent p o r t a b l e Ty p e w r it e r & color). IBM. General typing, Student Apartments LAKE LANSING HOMES. Four ^ Peanuts Personal RESULTS windows, power seats with condition. One owner. Phone IV' Olympia precision. Buy the fin­ term papers, theses, disserta­ students per home. $50 monthly automatic transmission and 4-6640. 45 est. Term s available. Hassel- DEAR GOOSE, Herman w ill beat tions. ED 2-8384. C EDWARD G. MACKER CO. per student. Lake front. Phone bring Co. 310 N. Grand, IV 2- Clyde in W.W.IV, love and Pe-Ya, FAST, accurate experienced ser- white wall tires. S995. 1959 FORD, 4 -d oo r sedan, noth­ 355-8255 REALTORS FE 9-2221. 45 1219. C45 Skootz. 45 vice. Call 882-5382. 47 ing down. $27 a month. Bob Baker Rambler, 1231 W. Michi­ IV 5-2261 ‘ 63 3uick Skylark Convertible gan, ED 7-9765. TC 45 with radio, heater, Y-8 and 4, FURNISHED NEW APARTMENT AUSTIN H E A LE Y , 1955, re d co n - on the Floor. S2495. close to campus for 3 or 4 vertible. $750. Call ED 7-9479.46 students. $55 per month. Call at the newest and nicest l96l FIAT, nothing down, $27 ED 2-0255. 50 a month. Bob Baker Rambler, apartment in East Lansing. ‘ 56 Oldsmobile 88 2-door with 1231 W. M ichigan, ED 7-9765. WINTER TERM radio, heater and 2-tor,e paint. TC 45 Automatic transmission. 595. AT . We even have an Elevator, 1956 CHEVY, 2-door, V-8, auto­ the river’s edge matic, excellent condition, own­ apartm ents on the cedar er graduating this term. Must r iv e r st. STORY sell'!! $200. Call 355-9197. ED 2-4432______"Ride up and See me Sometime” 45 APARTMENT FOR TWO. U tili­ OLDSMOBILE i t Employment ties included. Call IV 4-0757, V 9-11 p.m . 43 WORLDS LARGEST PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST. STUDENT W IFE 3 DAYS W EEK. FURNISHED FIVE rooms, bath, OLDSMOBILE DEALER 5 HRS. DAY. $1.25-$1.50 HOUR. utilities paid except lights. 4 PHONE T U 2-6627 TODAY OR graduate students. Parking. $10 FRIDAY. MR. KERWIN. 45 weekly. IV 5-0553. 50

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li / e uU aM, to- extend L ookin ’ B ack College Fund our deepest sympathies (continued from page 1) November 23, 1933 Plans are being made by Prof. P. Herbert of the forestry depart­ 1964-65. The University is re­ In 1957 MSU received $1,059 ment for the employment of men from the newly organized civilian to the bereaved family questing an $8,232,906 increase per student, but in 1963 received works administration on the college campus and college owned ex­ over last year. The University $876 per student, he said. Dur- . periment stations throughout the state. Crews of 25 to 30 men w ill o f M ichigan is requesting ing these years MSU has en­ be employed in the campus woodlots, at a potato station at Lake City, of the late President of $9,350,000 more. rolled about 14 per cent of all and at timber tracts at Agusuta and Bath. The CWA has been cre­ students enrolled in Michigan's Past statem ents made by P re s ­ ated by the recent release of federal funds. the United States, public and private colleges. ident John A. Hannah, away on November 27, 1943 "S ince 1957 undergraduate en­ a 30-day tour of educational in­ Michigan State’s third annual M ardi Gras w ill highlight this week’s rollments have risen 40 per cent John Fitzgerald Kennedy. stitutions around the globe, have social calendar tonight from 9 to 12 in College auditorium. been in agreement with the coun­ and graduate enrollments 90 per November 24, 1953 cent, but our state aid has only cil resolution. Excavation for the new library was begun as planned Monday, with increased 20 per cent for each Secretary B r e s 1 i n indicated con stru ctio n set to be com pleted by 1955. Tuesday that MSU’s declining stu d e n t." Marshall Music Co. November 26, 1962 State aid per student is reaching "If MSU is to maintain its The Michigan Coordinating Council on Higher Education meets present programs and its faculty the crucial point. Tuesday to consider an outside speaker policy for all state supported pay scale, it must have a higher base support appropriation from colleges and universities in Michigan. BASKETBALL CIRCUÍ f the legislature." / S K The Fabulous ® Breslin said the per credit hour appropriation was $25.57 in 1957 Treasury Issues New $1 Bill Memorial and has declined to $21.25for this ^ f HARLEM (continued from page 1) ye a r. ually being withdrawn from c ir­ WASHINGTON (AP) - A new É type of dollar bill was put into culation. The major difference symbol of the ideals to be pur­ circulation Tuesday. is that the new bill will not âfiflk GLOBETROTTERS sued by peoples all over the Grad Tutors The Treasury announced that contain any reference to silver. w o rld . 50 million new $1 Federal Re­ The 1.8 billion silver certifi­ Bob Kerr, AUSG president, serve notes have been released cates will gradually be replaced I O SHOW and Jolynne Cappo, National Stu­ through the 12 Federal Reserve as they wear out and the silver 2Vi HOURS OF ENTERTAINMENT dents Association Campus Co­ Rock- Roll Banks and th e ir 24 branches. that is freed will be sent to ordinator, have joined Nguyen in The notes are similar to sil­ the U.S. mints at Philadelphia THANKSGIVING his appeal to the students and NOV. 28 Sensation ■IcADYING THe R5PAST - Tony Fortino, head cook at ver certificates, which aregrad- and Denver. 8:00 p.m. fa cu lty. Shaw Hall, prepares a 15>pound turkey won by West Shaw . i A 1961 MSU graduate is a Co-fsaturing "One idea that has been pre­ Hall in the IM Turkey Trot several weeks ago. " I t tasted sented is the renaming of the teacher with the world for his PEG LEG BATES classroom and a 13-year-old great," said West Shaw Athletic Chairman Jim Hardee. with Lansing’ s DON LEE International Center, now under VARSITY DRIVE IN and the LEE TÄLBOYS— construction, to the John F. Ken­ rock 'n roll star as his only PLUS-6 GREAT ACTS nedy International Center. Apla­ student. C l que or bust could then be placed Ted Hull, 26, of Okemos, is T ir ir p TC «CIVIC CENTER , Turkey Tradition May DELIVERY SERVICE , param o unt NEWS] just outside, on, or within the a traveling tutor for "Little building commemorating him. Stevie” Wonder, whose record­ z ** P rices-2.50-2.00-1.50 "It is very important that we ing "Fingertips" has sold over a Pizzas Subs and future students remember m illion copies. Remain In East Shaw ONE TIME ONLY! the sacrifice and international Stevie, a student at the Mich­ importance of Kennedy," Nguyen igan School for the Blind in Lans­ Turkey mascots may become discovered that ours had never escaped, so we had two to pro­ Foot-Long Hot Dogs Hamburgers said. ing, and Hull share a common a tradition in East Shaw Hall, Nguyen suggested that ideas for bond. The boy has been blind if the current activities of East tect instead of one.” NOW SHOWING M I C H I G A N the memorial be submitted by since birth and Hull is partially- Shaw’s precinct nine are any Hayscar said that several days i ~ur, » after that, another turkey was students and that a committee of sighted. indication. Phone ED-26517 d i 402-7)11 ip ^'tS * P’AM-JDOÍ 4*’ students and faculty members Next week the pair w ill leave Mike Pontti, Ishpeming fresh­ apprehended in the halls of East Shows at 1:00-2:50-5:00- chose from them the design for for a two-week engagement in man, started the whole thing when Shaw and once again a turkey check revealed that the boys of 7:10-9:25 the monument. P a ris . he came back from the I.M. Feature at 1:00-3:10- World travel is not new for precinct nine were one turkey Turkey Trot with a turkey. He Thur.-Fri. ?}■ 5:20-7:30-9:40 Hull, as he has visited more placed second in the mile-long ric h e r. \ H e r e c o m e s than 20 countries during two marathon. The precinct decided Although theUniversity has or­ ROTC M ajor sum m ers. to make the bird a mascot. dered the turkey lovers to move Sat.Sun. Hull, who lists music as a The mascot made his first ap­ their mascots off campus, Hay­ J a c k * hobby, formed a trio when at MSU scar has said that they will Retires Saturday pearance at the M .S .U .-N otre EAST LANS I NO ON 115.1« 2 Color Hits and gained a contract as a song Dame foo tb all game, as he and definitely not move them. j e m m o n , w rite r. his trainers bounced around the "Nothing is going to happen Maj. M orris F. Tague, direct­ TONY’S GOT WOMEN TROUBLE! L a n d t h o s e But the teacher takes lessons stadium during halftime festi­ to those birds,” Hayscar said. & or of leadership training, was from his pupil in the music v itie s . “ They're pretty tame now. Yum -Yum Girls., honored by the Department of A ir Wait’ll you see their department. Stevie plays several “ Since then , we have added When we got them, they were hilarious adventures in Science Tuesday at a Kellogg with ”Yes-Yes"on musical instruments and special­ two more turkeys to our growing wild and afraid, but now they Center luncheon. J}isticyland izes in pounding out hits on the collection,’’ said Steve Hayscar, know that they are safe and they their lips and Maj. Tague w ill retire Saturday piano. Plymouth junior, look to us for protection.” after a career that includes ser­ Yum -Yum in their “ Shortly after the Notre Dame Hayscar said that there have vice in the Arkansas and Mis­ Emmons Hall Asks game, we were all sitting in my been several attempts to steal eyes! jlttj souri National Guards, the Royal T o n y C u r t i s room discussing the fate of our them, but all have failed. Canadian Air Force and the i * Toys For Children new mascot when we got a phone The turkeys are moved every United States A ir Force. .call from the head advisor, Mr. two to three days to foil theft ¡Mkt TOUCH MARt MIIRPH* fDMtil MMitf MPIt '(III He joined MSU’s Air Force Emmons Hall needs toys and S È I Pio t e'û* m Tombaugh,” HayScar said. attem pts. divin MraiillD tallito HOMI' *»«#< N* ’ M*l ROTC sta ff in 1960. He w ill re ­ dolls for its Christmas party for “ He told us that our bird So far the -men of precinct hil ilvers tire to his farm in Rome, N.Y. un de rprivileg ed c h ild re n in t h e P S was loose in McDonel Hall grill nine have overcome all the ob­ * COLOR VOA* Lansing and East Lapsing area. ana that we had better gel t ight stacles t o'”maintaining 1 lie it Shown Twice 7:07 and Late Any old toys and dolls which over there and get him .’’ birds, but Hayscar admits that are s till in good condition may be "A fter we caught the bird, we Christmas vacation will present IG lA D M E R t left at the main desk in Emmons. 2nd Color Spectacular* “T H I A T H I; a problem . 'ZiZ" 4u m i —* “ You just can’t come home with Leming'* lar»«* n live turkey under your arm,, •A TENDER AND BRILLIANT, 75# to 5:30 - 1.00 AFTER D R I V E and say ‘Mom, this is my friend, BEAUTIFUL LOVE STORY!” COMPASSIONATE, - I N Carol Lynley he's staying with me during — SHfIlAM GRAHAM ABSORBING!” ^ £fta)«ltle C hris tm a s .” ' m •g. Miles Southwest ol Lansing on M-7S "One thing is for sure," DeaoJones Hayscar said. "If the Spartans go to Pasadena, the problem KIRK DOUGLAS LAURENCE OLIVIER Edie Adams TONITE-THRU-SUN! w ill be over. Our birds will have JEAN SIM M ONS CHARLES LAUGHTON SUPER a sunshiny New Year’s Day.” I morene Coca COLOR. (2) FIRST RUN COLOR HITS! PETER USTINOV JOHN GAVIN BARGAIN DAY Paul Lynde-Robert lansing 2- FfcATURsS- 2 1 HIT NO (1) SHOWN AT 7 ■ 10:30 | YUM. YUM GIRLS TODAY At It Iff - 5:10 - 9:14 Calendar of THE BEST IN.FOPtiGN FILMS.' TODAY . . . Last Times: Suddenly., he could see thru TONY CURTIS I »HtOMlNUS J Gmting Events "EUROPEAN NIGHTS" rtCHoccH.0«* SUPER TECHNIRAMA“ 70 lenses by mumm J STATO —and— t u n s A Bryna Pioduction • A Universal International Release M U S i C clothes...flesh...and walls! Botany and Plant Pathology E E E d O . r T : .... Seminar -- 4 p.m., 450 Nat. Sci. SS1-M14 ► MI IOIV — "SOME KIND OF A NUT' MHD&RIS! - THEATRE ■He had RAY MILLAND Physiology and Pharmacology Khe power Seminar — 4:10 p.m., 101 G ilt— ■to strip ner H a ll. Statistics Colloquium — 4:10 ■souls “ Spartocus” Shown Once at 9:25 J. p.m., 108 Berkey Hall. :ONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M. las bare MEET THE IT’ S THE GRANDEST las bodies., SAFECRACKERS LARCENY YOU’VE land to see WHO HAVE THE EVER ROARED Ito the very T H E M A N PERFECT COMEDY AT! COMBINATION]_____ lend of the (universe!!! W I T H T H E NaONEEVER . / X - R A Y E Y E S W/A / •nPATHÉCOLOR TURNED THE HEAT 15203285 Jrtk. ANO SPECTARAMA It's where the boys are and the ; E u n s WlHHiK Of fH[ girls are....that swingin' vacation f P R E S L E Y IHTe*toTI 0HAL - X - r O c K s _ * « « « £ weekend when American flip ffs nw i •youth descends 0 0 *y " F u n n p * - ANHÿM. ttS on America's % From The Makers of the 'CARRY- ON" Series ...... DIANA van der VLIS HAROLD J STONE JOHN HOYT .«DON RICKLES THEATRE ^ CORMAN «TTdiLION.V.RUSSEIL ^RUSSELL .VTlliiCHOtSON^. WTOffjTfoXTERl swankiest \ \ IHIT NO (21 (FlKST RUN COLOR) ONCe AT 8T49j ‘HAI WALLIS playground! WIL FKID HYDE ' . PHILLIPS » It CHRISTIE HE FOUGHT FOR WAR a n d WOMEN! PLUS: » V H e a r * Y RAVAGING ...PILLAGING A Fun In Acapulco”• "Bossa Nova Baby And Other Tuneful And Terrific PATH OF CONQUEST! THOSE LAU6H AND LOVE SPECIALISTS Songs In RC A s J , 9 l l M S p RI n GS f OF ”CARRY ON NURSE" " "FUN /NACAPULCO Album. ♦ ‘ !( ARE R0LLIN6 AGAIN URSULA ANDRESS ELSA CARDENAS ne Ml« i/MMMtl TROY DONAHUE • CONNIE STEVENS • TY HARDIN • STEFANIE M l i m S v o'HORPf r - MUM m ss ff/fiSf PLUS m u a * POWERS • ROBERT CONRAD • JACK WESTON • JERRY VAN DYKE TODAY ONLY At T* i m o * Written by EARL HAMNER. JR. • Produced by MICHAEL A. HOEY • Directed by NORMAN TAUROG from WARNER BROS. r m t O P „ s ' 2:50 - 6:50 - LATE Get the wild, new Warner Bros sound track album featuring Troy singing tor the very lust time. I TECHNICOLOR’ JOHft MNMKN • STARTS. DAY . MHK+(nMM “ TO CATCH A THIEF” 3:00 - 7:00 • laUr "M cLIHTOCKI 7 " TOMORROW! J B 0 B O S B E E ’VEKTIGO” 1:00 - 4:50 - 8:50 Stining 0® GfflrsROOtFOCStlKl'O’fi Shown at — 337-0271 , JS8SÏTIOM ► »3Í-3344 • , RONALD LEWIS • NOEL PURCELL • JOAN SIMS • ESMt CANNON 1:20 - 3:25 - 5: JO - 7:35 - 9:45 JULIET MILLS

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