Fun, Nostalgia I Highlight Play Council to Study Bogue Bridge Offer

Weather Inside MICHIGAN Fair and warm today and Friday/ Evers Murder and State of low in the 60' s, high around 90« M ississippi on T ria l See STATE Page 2 NEWS UNIVERSITY Edited by Students for the Michigan State University Community Price 10Ç East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, June 27, 1963 2. Fun, Nostalgia I Council To Study Highlight Play Bogue Bridge Offer By SUE JACOBY basis of the entire property value eral price range in its letter to of the area surrounding the Bogue the City Council. State News Staff Writer Street Bridge site. A large por ” 1 don’t feel that the price can be disclosed before the council • •H appy Time5 Opens The East Lansing City Council tion of the land near the bridge meeti ig Monday." will consider the offer of a Bir is owned by an individual, Carney An alternative to purchasing mingham construction company said . u the land from the Pulte Incor Summer Circle Season to sell land to the city for the Gordon Thomas, East Lansing porated would be to Curve the Bogue Street Bri.lgL. right -of-way mayor, said he considered it bridge so that it would be built -at its meeting Monday night. "unlikely’’ that the council would But every so often the two young entirely on University property. By JACKIE KORONA Pat Pulte, co-owner of J. Pulte take final action on the land offer boys are one and the same. Mayor Thomas said this could State News Staff Writer Incorporated of Birmingham, Monday. For example, the attention of be done by building the. bridgi t-0 said the company will sell the "This is a complex matter, and "T h e Happy Time," which a female singer, being protected feet west of the proposed site. land to East Lansing for the I wouldn’t venture to,say whether in the Bonnard home, has Bibi Thomas pointed Out the curved could easily be retitled "On Be same it (the company) paid. The the Council will be willing to pay stunned. The result is an audi bridge would be more difficult to com ing A Man in a M ost C u ri land was formerly owned by Beta the price suggested by the Bir ence reaction of sympathetic engineer than a straight one and ous Fam ily,” opened the Summer Theta Pi fraternity. mingham company," Thom as laughter. Wouldn’t any boy be cost would have to be considered. Circle season Wednesday with a Arthur Carney, acting city said. flattered by the "love" of such a Cost of the bridge is estimated it lot of fun and a little nostalgia manager, said the cost per square Carney said the Birmingham beautiful woman, and an older $200,600. for University Theatre patrons. foot was probably figured on the construction firm quoted a gen- The production, d irected by one at that. The four-lane bridge has been speech instructor Robert L. The singer, played with a con in planning stages for two y e a rs. Smith, is thetaleof a 13-y«?r-old vincingly realistic French ac The bridge would divert a portion cent, by Earlene Bates, Sault of heavy traffic from East Lan boy growing up in a Canadian Congress Of Strings atmosphere with a "crazy mu Ste. Marie senior, adds a little sing and open a route to Shaw sician" father, a Scotch Presby humor, and a lot of confusion Lane and South Campus, accord terian mother, a young uncle who to "T h e Happy T im e ," esp e ing East Lansing city engineer chases girls, an old grandfather cially when she falls in love with First Of 6 Concerts Robert Bruce. He said it is pos who chases girls, and another the garter-collecting, girl- sible that construction could be director of Radio Gity Music uncle who "has been dying for chasing Uncle Desmonde. The 1963 Congress of Strings gin this summer if the Council in "The Happy Ti me," as Frank C. Rutledge, the past 20 years," yet manages Frank C. Rutledge, speech in HE’LL SOON BE GRANDPERE-John E. makes its debut Tuesday in the Hall, will participate in the Con takes immediate action. to wander all over the stage structor, and Dorothy Pitts, At Clifford, graduate student, left, begins the speech instructor, and the show's Papa, over first of six public concerts sched gress this summer. "it is becoming_jncreasingly carrying his water cooler full lanta, Ga., graduate student,play sees the project. uled for its eight-week session obvious that the bridge should be\ the musician father and Scotch transformation to the character of Grandpere Dr. Paul M. Oberg, professor of wine. at MSU. built as soon aspossible,’’ Thom and chairman of musical and In the Sum m er C irc le arena mother with a quality of emotion Izler Solomon, musical direc as said. "Traffic is getting heav g reat enough to capture the h earts music education at the University th eatre, “ The Happy T im e” isn ’t State News tor of the Indianapolis Symphony, ier and the bridge will alleviate of Minnesota, is the dean of the quite believable, but With such of all theatre-goers. will conduct the concert, which the tangle greatly." ingredients, what production As Rutledge explains the Office Quiet begins at 8:15 p.m. in the Aud. Congress of Strings. MSU will pay half the cost of "birds and the bees" to his son, the bridge construction. Thomas could be? It shows just what Solomon has been associated his manner is that of a father said theUniversity is "extrem ely happens when a young man grows In S um m er with the Indianapolis Symphony who wants to explain real love up. since 1956. A native of St. Paul, anxious that thebridge be finished to his son, but cannot seem to Playing the somewhat- The State News office is a Minn., he was both a student and by this fall." put across what he means. His He said it is possible the Pulte confused, wanting-t o-be-a-man pleasant place in the summer. instructor of violin at MSU 1928- concern, and love for his son, offer will be referred to the city Bibi is East Lansing teen-ager Deadlines for the bi-weekly is 31. He was music superintendent are in his eyes and in his voice, council real estate committee. Brian Downey. And although the sues exist off in the future some of Lansing Public Schools for along with a sort of unhappiness “ At any rate, action will be young man speaks his lines al where with the Last Judgment. four years during which he helped that his words are inadequate. taken by the council within the most flawlessly, his actions seem T h e re is nothing to do but copy- organize the Lansing Symphony And when Rutledge storm s into near future. The offer could speed superficial. read the handouts from Infor and served as its first conductor. Rather than creating a char the office of his son's school m ation S e rv ic e s and wait fo r things up—if the price is agree Solom on is widely known for acter to fit Bibi, the actor is tak principal, accompanied by his silly-season stories to come in: a b le ." his work as director of the As ing Bibi’s place in the Bonnard two "brothers," to protect his crocodiles in the I.M. pool, ghosts pen (Colo.) Music Festival. He home, attempting to become the son from an unjust accusation in Beaumont Tower. has been guest conductor of such young man without actually his eyes breathe the fire of a Vets End The glass cubicle for editorial orchestras as the New York Phil changing his own c h a ra c te r is tic s . Continued on page 3 writers stands like the deserted harmonic, the Philadelphia Or C entennial den of some migratory animal. chestra, the Chicago Symphony, The printers have put their 72 the Detroit Symphony and the point type into storage, since all Los Angeles Philharmonic. Celebration the big stpries—Project X, the About 400 veterinarians from Kennedy, Khrushchev The concert conducted by Sol %/ ' all over M ichigan gathered at Speaker Screening Committee— omon will feature the premiere the Jack Tar Lansing Hotel for have becom e epics of the of “ A Wisp of Tim e," a compo the 81st Annual Michigan Veter glorious, never to be equalled sition by Dr. Paul Harder of the inary Medical Convention. Both Visiting Berlin p ast, l-.ven John Hannah giving MSU music department. R u ssell K irk a bear hug would More than 90 per cent of them rate no more than 48 point-not Harder says the one-movement are MSU graduates, according to counter the effects of Kennedy’s The two great "K ’s” will be during the summer. work for strings "exploits the Mrs. Pat Loomis, executive v isit. within one mile of each other this The five summer staffers stare youthful enthusiasm of the per secretary. The group celebrated The P resid en t’ s reception in week, and a possible meeting is at the abandoned typewriters like form ers and provides a challenge the 100th anniversary of the be West Germany was one of over forecast by some authorities, al a patrol moving past knocked-out for their technical abilities." ginning of veterinary medicine in whelming confidence. though it seems unlikely. tanks wondering what happened to the United States.

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