It’ll Be First Gome-First Served For Game Seats Religious Project Starts Monday ®^ D i s c u s s i o n s Highlight Annual Event Tickets Go At 8:30 Monday: ^ !?•____r* m n m 1 • Five Games To Be Televised 11 By J A C K O N G E d ito r-In -C h ie f ___I W g f • A w n • j L11 ....................... n „m e S tartin g n ex t w eek, reserved seats stubs for home ketball gam es w ill be issued on a first come-firs served basis at the ticket office in th e m en’s gymnas Roman Catholic faiths. ìum. T em pe ch u rc h es a r e a r r a n g ­ p-'fr® ac^ °o , announced by À1 Stephan, staging and « A i « « d e i ® ® ? ^ a t t g a g g ; S A t 8 p.m., D r. P a u l D u n n ,, 1 T h eir topic w ill be “In God ing S u n d ay p ro g ra m s devoted LDS In s titu te d ire c to r of th e We T ru st — A Choice an d a to th e w ee k ’s th em e. U n iv ersity of S o u th ern C a lifo r­ r t taken cu it televised by A SU ’s station H eritag e.” by the d ep artm en t and th e s t u - L - . ™ , „ nia, Will sp eak a t th e LDS I n ­ M onday’s sched ule starts dent E xecutive Council. - K A ET’ ch an n el 8‘ . . . L at 7:40 a.m ., w ith c la s s ­ T h u rsd a y ’s assem bly, the stitu te . ticket sales “ It seemed a n y inference between the Of students,” m anager for the . ~— — ------------------------2 ° w ise to e l i m i n a t e L 8 “ * . ^ be J 56* up in t h e | of class distinction! Memo™ ! U n>°« ballroom to a c - I four classifications com m odate ap p ro x im ately 600 m ore stu d en ts afte r th e 2,300 Stephan said. room visitatio n s by student resource leaders. A t 9:40 a.m . there w ill be an o p e n - ^ ing assem b ly in the MU ballroom . T u esd a y ’s ev en ts s ta rt a t 7:40 a.m . w ith classroom v isitations. A t 11:40 a.m ., R ab b i M ilton L. S h u lm ah of T em ple Sholom , P h o en ix , a n d —M r. C h arles S. M illigan, pro fesso r of C h ristian E th ics a t Il'iff School of T h eo ­ logy, D en v er, w ill sp eak on “D ecisioris, P lu s an d M inus G od” in th e M U ballroom . fin al one, w ill be at 1:40 p.m. in the upper lounge, featuring R ev. W ilfred A . lilie s, Newm an C lu b c h a p ­ lain at St. Cloud State C o l­ lege, St. Cloud, M inn., and R ich ard F . Shroth, C h r is t ­ ian Scien ce m in ister in the A rm ed Fo rces. | gym seats a re taken. T icket stubs, p a rt of th e A th -1 c , . , , o n tra H st letic d ep a rtm en t’s crow d con- L 8 W 3 80 be necessar>’! A -p an e l discussion, - -■ ------ --- “C --------entrance to the ballroom; — stu -1■to th e W est:- T h e- W itness and trol. system, w ere distributed!I; for .. — •.°r er i ... . I rn, . . . . . . Monday through yesterday for' *ntS without stubs will be Thought of the A ncient-M bdern this evening’s and tomorrow i charged 25 cent? and gene r a l j Church of the East,” w ill be at T h e ir to p ic w ill b e “F ifte e n night’s games to seniors first, PUb'IC Wi" be b a r g e d $1. j 11:40 a-.m. * in the MU upper M inutes fro m D estin y .” A fa cu lty luncheon w ith juniors second, sophomores! Money collected w ill be u s e d llounge third and freshmen last. j to offset the cost of televising the Speakers w ill be Father Thoresource lead ers w ill be at F rid a y ’s »activities w ill in ­ ! games, which Stephan estimated mas Green of St. George Ortho 12:40 p.m. a t Tem pe Sands, clu d e classroom visitatio n s, a D epartm ent officials m et w ith -\ I n f ’V.. . . , V■1. * . f . A l , as $250 -F | d o x C hurch, P h o en ix ; A n d re as p ev,r sam gam e. w ith 3:40 p.m. buzz Ses­ buzz session a t 3:40 p.m . in th e considerable student d isa g re e-j Tomorr i suggest th e A th letic d e­ horse thieves in the evening. this are a. m uch less expen siv e th a n a new p a rtm e n t consider th is p ra c tic a l' , don t figure any MU Board m em ber “ W e hope you w ill regym nasium . Also, 1,224 m ore idea from a stu d e n t, should be able to tell me w here not to study, except spond to th is unique and m aybe in her room or something like that. A lounge spirited ch a rity by entering people could h av e seats, w atch L inda W arren is a lounge, upper or lower, and students shouldn’t be the ugliet guy or gal. you told w hat to do or not to do in them (w ithin reason) can create. It’s not that d if ­ • . . study, especially! Suggestion No. 2 fic u lt a thing' to do. A N D T h e MU Board m ight re-evaluate, its responsibility To th e E ditor: A F T E R A L L , we have .too asked for solutions. I w ill give to the Union and. to the student body . . . are you With darn m any queen a nd -kin g I h a v e -re a d 'a ll of th e articles th em one. us or agin! us? contests at th is place. ONG-AO (You’ve heard of Todd-AO) — If you’re looking for a bit of high adventure, w e’d like to suggest f he Devil at Four O’Clock” . . . from the same studio th a t presented “The Guns of N avarone,” Columbia. Spencer Tracy gives one of hi8 finest portrayals to date, as a rejected priest on a tropical island who is concerned w ith a hospital for leprous children. The hos­ pital, forced to be built on the edge of a volcanic mountain by the villagers because of th eir fear of the sick children (w hat they don’t know is th a t leprosy in the , WWW1M lBe Insulting Would children’s stage is not contagious), is Tracy’s personal To the Editor philanthropic proiect. ™. . . ' ., . Letters To The Editor published in th e S tate Press diligently, an d th e idea of in te r­ collegiate ath letics as an aspect of ed ucation an d en tertain m en t fo r th e p rim a ry use by th e s tu ­ T he m a jo r bone of contention, as I see it, is th e rig h t of th e activ ity card. T he stu d en ts h av e p aid fo r them an d feel th a t th ey should b e given th e use th a t has trad itio n ally been th eirs. T he A th letic d ep a rtm en t, on th e o th e r hand, w an ts to , sell as m any seats to th e public as pos­ sible. d en t has been conspicuous by its absence. I believe th e m ajo rity of stu d en ts hold th is idea and feel th e A thletic d ep artm en t is n ot in te reste d in th e ir desires b u t only in m aking as much I suggest th a t th e activ ity m oney as th e y 'p o ssib ly can. I card be no lo n g er used to gain cy S .Sk l S- inatra ’ T theA olca,two n o e?fellow r Texra- tion concerning the guarding of m ust confess th a t this is also adm ission to th e gam es an d onncS icS f;T S f -,.„a and his th a t th e adm ission fee be ch a rg ­ cons, is g iv e n until 4 p.m. the next afternoon to attem pt the Victory Bell by members of m y opinion. . \ T his b ask etb all team is our ed for all seats an d th a t it b e to rescue th e children from up the m ountain. We won’t the Arm y and Air Force ROTC team , composed of our fellow reduced to an am o u n t equal to S u e m o re m o Z g " * ^ ^ “P * * h o ” b u ‘ « * * « ™ ld “ r>„. •]>! . seem that Overend has forgot- stu d en ts w ho p erfo rm in facili- th e to tal rev en u e gained from D e v il scen es a r e g re a t, b u t p h o to g ra p h y is a little ten about school tradition ? ties b u ilt by th e tax p------ay ers — of th sale of Wi th e Iseats fo rm erly unconvincing, w ith use of dubbing th a t m ight have been , . , .' . -—e — im p r o v e d . Everyone cqmplams about the this state for use by the students sold to the public S inatra is g o o d , b u t Tracy steals the show. to n . Thir^L^of'the^insta'nces “ furtherir* their education. Tickets could go on sale to all where some people are trying ^'^le a th letic department has students without discrimination r u lin S to* kiiT what spirit w e have. It kindly condescended to give us for aperiod up to four days iZ u l a i he sl,;ly th in g each tim e I think is a tradition to stop the UofA h a lf’the seats, 2,300, for 12,000. before the game at which time about it) if the board can’t think of anything b etter from stealing our Victory Bell It is m y b elief that th» , m e game at-w h ich time to do, w e d suggest th e investigation of escalators up so how can Overend say, “Next should L « , !could be opened tp the and dow n the th ree MU floors . . or replacing the TV year why not just give ’em the should be glvel1 °Ptl0n on all the general public. Perhaps a plan f. . * * vi,uWi° rd uab+°+ u t h ?, N ?- S T U I ?Y I N G set w ith a color set . . or getting a larger lab fo r the bell?” ' Seats they desire up to and in- such as this could not be augb ta te P ress. This would add insult to in- cludinS ‘he total number. I, of mented this year, but it might A F T E R T H n ir r H T *«„ * , '* , jury and, strength to the non- course, realize that the Athletic be food for thought for future ., i h K - l l i U U u H T — I f y o u c a n t b e a t e m a n d traditionalists. department must make some seasons t h e y w o n ’t l e t y o u j o in ’e m , t h e n w h a t ? ” . . . — T « * - Bepp „ „ „ „ to o p & t . , Th . y have p , u l --------------- I: Friday, December 1, 1961 STATE PRESS Page J .eighth,s; y o u ...o f A .s .u .! NORTHWEST CORNER O F APACHE T R A IL BLVD. AND RURAL RO A D . NOWTHeRi’Sa VA LLEY BA N K R IG H t ACROSS ThE S tH lE T / (O ur. 72Hd OfficE in ARIZONA) ¿ " j ' . ““ wuju whuw v u r new lauuam? t o De-worth • the daily inspection of architecturally-minded students and profs: a splendid modern bank "with a '|©ld-anodized geodesic dome" (you'll have to see it to believe it Anyway, it willbe exactly what students,faculty and everyone else-would w ant/In the meanwhile, to¿£t rolling, we've rolled in our super-duper bankino trailer a de luxe affair offering EVERY banking service save safe-deposit. And since this •will be the official home of the Sun Devils checks, come on in ••• MOVE YOURACCOUNT-?andenj°y advertisinpMJW school -while enjoying the extra-special, friendly personalized Valley Bank service/ We open Monday morning, December 4 th for YOUR business/ r H ° M e O F tH E CS12RHUL SU N D 6V ÎL OhEßKS: G0\SSo at James, ç. Y E S ,IT 'S A COLORFUL PERSO NALIZED CHECK THAT A D V ER TISES YOUR SCHO O L W H EREVER YOUR CHECKS (5O ' TH E A .S .U .O FP IC IA L S E A L IN 2 CO LO RS; TH E SUM D EV IL (W ITH FO R K ) IN A C TIO N ; YOUR NAME AND A D D R ESS; 2 0 0 FO R # 1 .5 0 (FREE CHECKS, OF COURSE, TO REGULAR ACCOUNT, AND SPECIALCHECKIMG © 1 0 * A CHECK PLU S ONLY 2 5 * A i MONTH SERV IC E CHARGE) k fec h ará. A , ^ e rrin e G ard n er MANAö E*. " A ss'T I MANAGE* i - Y e s , even a drive-in window! O ur. TGMPE o f f tc E MeMbER. FeOEtaL ss our De POSI T Ä.S.Uo P P í g e • •• POR. YOU! I N3. UR. Ance. c O l P o K A T ION Page 6 Friday, December 1,' 1961 STATE PRESS !A ntigone5 To Climax Workshop A m odern version of “A ntiI gone,” Sophocles’ cen tu ries-o ld G reek tragedy, w ill sta rt a j split six -n ig h t ru n as th e final ■ . 1 ’ I production of th e sem ester by j.the ASU D ram a W orkshop' at the P ay n e A u ditorium a t 8 p m next... T h u rsd ay . Bobbies Flowers For Parties . . . Earge Artificial Plants For Rent 20 E. 5th St. II WO 7-2972 — WO 7-4274 ^ ............ ^ ^ ^ ' I jjjjj ” ^ ^ ' I j The play w ill -run .through | S aturday, Dec. 9, and will be j rep eated T h u rsd ay through S a t- i u id ay . Dec. 14-16. T ickets w ill! be available to th e public for | $1 a t the door. J T he production, d irected by Dr. Jam es W. Y eater, assistant ¡ professor of D ram a and Speech, i will fe a tu re S usan F lan n ery of j Sun City in th e title role." U N D E R T H E B A R -— T h e L im b o u s u a lly fa s c in a t e s y o u n g a s w e ll .as o ld . It w ill be d e m o n stra te d In a flo o r s h o w a t C l a n ­ c y ’s to m o rro w n ig h t. “ N ig h t C lu b In t e r n a t io n a l,” sp o n so re d b y th e F o re ig n S tu d e n t C lu b , w i l l be fro m 9 to m id n ig h t, w it h m u s ic , d a n c in g an d ta le n t s h o w . ion Of Group Insurance Plan Dick Finley,, ASASU ex e cu ­ . . T his in su ran ce, now p rim arily tiv e m anager, has announced th e used by fra tern ities, sororities adoption of a . new insurance and groups going on field trip s, .„P lan.for ASASU student .groups m u st be ta k en out prior to 'e a c h and th eir a d v iso rs .. trip . The. prem ium 1 is 2.0 cents T his plan, U nderw ritten b y 1fo r th e first day an d ten cents th e A m erican C asu alty Com p-1 fo r every day th e re afte r. any, covers stu d e n t groups w hile | trav elin g to or participating in ! a sponsored activity aw ay from th e U niversity. Your HEALTH The new policy, now in e f-1 is our feet, will provide paym ent for BUSIHESS ! m edical ex p en ses d u e to an ac - | cident in c u rred w ithin the school j y ea r for a m axim um p i S1,000 j m edical and 81,000 accidental . death and d ism em b erm en t..T h e } o ld insurance plan originally j covered student groups up to i 8500 medical and $500. accidental j death and dism em berm ent. CORNER FIFTH J e a n A noyihl, n oted F ren ch | p lay w rig h t, • ad ap ted th e play j d u rin g the W orld W ar II Nazi j occupation of F ran ce, w hich is j th e settin g for th e m odern ! version. T he ch a racters an d situations of th e ancient d ram a h av e been ; re ta in e d by A nouihl in th e plot, j w hich basically concern’s A n tiI g one’s dilem m a in choosing b e­ tw een th e d ictates of h e r own conscience an d those of th e gov­ ern m en t, w hich has refused b u r­ ial to h e r b ro th er. A ntigone is used as a subtle vehicle of p ro ­ te st ag ain st th e Nazis. IN THE CO LLEG E BRAND ROUND-UP PRI7FC • 1— T Ph lue s Afo, , eugr h33'3 a n y V I s e lf- c o n ta in e d ■lo n g - p la y a lb u m s . • ■ » ■ » » J# Phone WO 7-2922 S te re o P h o n o g ra p h . T h e S h e ld r a k e H ig h F i d e l i t y 4-speed F u l l S te re o P h o n o g ra p h . P lu s , tw o ,33'-3 J o n g - p la y a lb u m s . 3— A $50.00 G if t C e r t if ic a t e fro m H ills R e c o rd S h o p . i j F u ll 2— n iiir ^ K U L tS ; A l l p ack a g e s tu rn e d in fo r th e c o n te s t m u s t be o f c u r r e n t M a rlb oro. P h ilip M o rris , P a rlia m e n t' o r A lp in e C ig a r e tt e s , a n d w r a p ped irr b u n d le s c f te n . P a c k a g e s c o lle c te d fo r th e c o n te s t m u s t be tu rn e d in to T o m T h r i f t , c a m p u s r e p r e s e n t a tiv e , 1230 S p e n ce A v e n u e , A p t . B ., on J a n u a r y 6. 1962, no la te r th a n 6 :0 0 P .M . E n t r ie s t u rn e d in .a fte r tVie a b o v e t im e an d d ate w i l l n o t be a c k n o w le d g e d . No e x c e p tio n . WHOWINS* g rc u p t u rn in g in th e m o st p a c k a g e s p e r c a p ita w i l l re c e iv e 1st, 2nd o r 3 rd p riz e a c c o rd in g to tfie ^ re su ltsc o f th e c o n te s t. W in n e r s w i l t be n o t ifie d in d iv id u a lly , an d in th e S ta te P re s s . • Get or the B R A N D W A G 0 N . . . i t ’s lots o f fun ! r -m r * Marllioro LAIRD ' PHARMACY & MILL, TEMPE Sophom ores To Take Exam D ecem ber 12 T he Ju n io r English Proficiency | E xam ination, required-of all L i-i h e ra l A rts second sem ester sophom ores w ho received a grade of C o r low er in EN 102, w ill; bo ,giveri Dec,. 12, at 2:30 p.m. in j Erig. 207, according to D e a n ! A rnold Tilden, College of L ib - j cral A rts. ' Only students listed by the reg istra r as second sem ester' sophom ores a re affected. F i r s t ! serpestcr soph'ohiores this se - L m ester will '-lake this test next | A pril, if an A or B grade is! pot received in FN 102. Students failing the test o r !' neglecting to take it w ill not I b e perm itted to take ju n io r le -jvel courses n ex t sem ester. THAT’S WHAT! W hat’s going on girls in every college in the country? PANTILEGS by GLEN R A V E N ...th e fabulous netv fashion th a t’s mak­ in g g ird les, g a rte rs and g a rte r belts old fashion! A canny com­ bination of sheerest stretch stock­ ings and non-transparent stretch p a n ty b rie f, P A N T I-L E G S a re ecstatically comfortable with cam­ pus togs, d ate fro ck s, all your ’round-the-clock clothes — espe­ cially the new culottes and under slacks. No sag, wrinkle or bulge. L-o-n-g wearing. Of sleek Enka Nylon. Available in three shades of beige plus black tint. Seamless or with seams. Petit.e, Medium, Medium Tall, Tali. Seamless, $3.00. 2 for $5.90, With seams (non-run), $2.50. 2 for $4.90. S e e our com p lete selectio n o f ' Now 18 p m e T » 0 ' 4“ « V L p R lN tt° c h w st W H s I c a r d s Good selecti«“ Priced f^gbt | . For Businesses, Lovely Cards In 100s of a kind ; fre sh , d eliciou s j (B m p t B m lg N e w s Stationery — Office Supplies TEMPE DRUGS FOR STORE NEAREST YOU, PLEASE WRITE TO GLEN RAVEN, INC., 1430 Broadway, N.Y.,N.Y. p o rta b le 607 Mill Avenue Friday, December 1, 1961 STATE PRESS Page 7 Our Santa Post Office has wonderful letters all about Santa’s workshop, brownies# and reindeer and they’re yours free of charge! The special child in your life will be delighted and thrilled with this proof that there is a Santa Claus! HERE’ S ALL YOU DO: I. ••• parking area at Tempe Shopping Center and take your pick from our colorful let­ ters and envelopes. Address, stamp and deposit the Santa f S E II C t YOtifl. L E T T E R S Claus letters in our special mail box. W a i AÖDBföS STAMP- MASL-THEM «gJtg will have them sent from the famous S A N T A »‘P O S T O F F IC E H O U R S 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Nov. 27 thru Nov. 29 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Frid a y 12 N oon to 6 p .m . S a t u r d a y D e c. 1 t h r u D e c . 15 T h r il l a -c h i l d w it h 1¿ ¿ j A LETTER .FRO M S A H m f W ^ l vkiLS.0 PM2ÛÎ ZZOv VX m m OCÌ o OO P CO t/> n âtâ£: Ä II -t/V *?> ta i CD CO 3J °X S Ñ‘ 9», 70 © -n ■® * A fl 00 co ; : > o &g */» 0 0 r — p n> n w n Q ST c “ü o o Q. w.v £ CO O N X■H Q o g r a y fl> fi (A &É »Z>n Z o n Q 3 M co o co ffi n KO f l ►£ sasa iæjg n «. 00 Tl O ■t d a CO • U~ _ , KO —(h n Q 3 ' O ' (/> 00 ■tl T I T I O T ■* 1 T o o v* li M HHH D o § (fi TI gsa» P aS« ___ §V > r* V» 2. 3" n o © ■ _< in o o -»-J KO n o'C # S nl g ¡3, 32 a. 3 ^ S KJ p_ ro m «.*«5 ? > s S ? j n o -o g- 3 S O 2 “ s ■I § <§ 3- 2 g. a “■ » Friday, December 1, 1961 STATE PRESS Students Shape Empty Room Into Anthropology Museum W a r« , S m ith I By J A C K L O V E T T ing tw o dioram as an d another | v ersity of A rizona, the M useum you can stop w o n d er­ ! p a rtia l dioram a to tell the story | of N o rth ern A rizona at F la g of these civilizations. | s ta ff an d fro m th e H e a rd M u ­ seum in F hoenix. T h e large show w indow T h at handsom e glassed -in w ill be devoted entirely to n o rth w est co rn er of th e ground F o r th e tim e being, only th e the Indians of Arizona to ­ floor in th e Social Sciences area along- th e n o rth w all of day. O ther exhibits w ill Building, w hich has been v a ri­ the quad w ill be devoted to -th e trace the various tribes and ously a larg e em pty space, a anthropology exhibits. T he w est civilizatio n s back to the days storeroom for m iscellaneous b u l­ room w ill continue as an a rt of the H oH oKam . k y cartons, an d an a rt gallery, is gallery, as at present, since th e re T h e re st of the story w ill "be a re no cases available to oc­ ab o u t to assum e its rig h tfu l role. told in ex h ib iis of basketry, p o t­ cupy th a t space. , te ry an d o th e r h a n d ic ra fts o f th e I “H o w ev er,” .D r. R u p p e said, It states on the building tribes. These w ill come from I “th e A n th ro p o lo g y M u seu m directory that th is room is th e A SU collection, w ith some e v e n tu a lly w ill ex p a n d to o ccu ­ the Anthropology Museum. item s on loan from the U n i- ' py th e e n tire sp ace.” And, under the guidance of Tem pe’s Most Popular Florist” Evenings WO 7-5020 72? MILL AVENUE N ow ing. Daily WO 7-0271 OnCampusMawxôithhuîman (A uthor o f "R ally Round The Flag, Boys’’- “ The M any . Bovcs of Dohie Gillis”, etc.) Dr. Reynold J. Ruppe, head of the Department of So cio ­ logy and Anthropology, a class of 15 students in M u­ seum Techniques Is rap id ­ ly whipping it into shape. "HAPPINESS CAN’T BUY MONEY” I liave asked th e m akers of M a rlb o ro -a n enterprising and aggressive group of m en; y et a t the sam e tim e w arm and fo fa b k r though not w ithout acumen, perspicacity, a n d drive; which does not, however, m ask th eir essential great-hearted ness; a q uality W f S ^ T t0J f " ' aVe ever cr‘i°y<,d the beneficence of th eir JMires, I refer, of course, to M arlboro Cigarettes a smoke fashioned w ith such loving care and tipped w ith such an easy’ ,W h f v e ^ lJ® L2aT ’° les®old-&>;es S rtw m isty when I th in k upon 1 of 'lirmA l u + i ' \ ,Gm aHers ^ M arlboro—th a t aggregate of slnewd b u t kindly tobacconists, th a t cluster of hearty souls . bound together by the profit m otive and an unflagging deter- ■ initiation to provide a cigahtle forever flavorful and eternally p le a n n g -I have asked, I say, th e m akers of M arlboro w hether 1 m ight use today s column to take u p th e controversial question: ohould a coed share expenses on a d ate ? “ Yes,” said th e m akers simply. We all shook hands th en and squeezed each other s shoulders and exchanged brave smiles a n a it our eyes were a trifle m oist, who can blame lis? t J ° h 'pic then: Should a coed share expenses on a date? 1 think i can best answer the question by citing th e following typical case: . . Poseidon Nebenzal, a stu d e n t a t O klahom a A an d M , maioi1mg m hides and tallow, fell wildly in love w ith M ary Ellen r lange, a flax weevil m ajor a t th e sam e school. H is love, he had Page 9 W hile some m em bers of the class p u rsu e research in th e li­ b rary, others are p rep arin g the actu al exhibits w hich will go in the cases. Drama Critic To Talk Monday In Ballroom | D r. Jo se p h 'Wood K rutch. A cadem y of A rts and Sciences, Ph.D , and a w a rd -w in n in g a u ­ Dr. K ru tch is also a m e m b er of th o r an d d ra m a critic, .will le c- th e A m erican A cad em y of A rts | tu r e on “Biology an d H u m a n ­ an d L etters, th e N atio n al In s ti­ Target- date for com pletion of ism ” a t 8:15 p m M onday in th e tu te of A rts and L etters, fo rm e r 'p re sid e n t of th e N ew ’ Y o rk the m useum displays is C h rist­ M U -b allro o m . C ritics C ircle and p re se n tly a mas, said Dr. Ruppe. E ight sm all D r, K ru tc h is a u th o r of 23 cases and th ree large ones w ill books, in c lu d in g “T he M easu re \ m em b er of th e B o ard of E d i­ contain exhibits, and a large p a ­ of i M an ,” w h ich w o n th e N a - j tors, A m erican M en of L e tte r 1 , noram ic ex h ib it w ill be p re p a r­ tio n a l B ook A w ard fo r n o n -fic - j S eries. ed in th e “show w indow ” facing tion in 1954, an d has contributed B oth C o lu m b ia an d N o rth ­ the n o rth side of the building se v e ra l a rtic le s to such m a g a- | w estern U n iv ersity h a v e co n ­ court. zines as A tla n tic , 1H a rp e r’s, S a t­ fe rre d h o n o ra ry d eg rees u p o n • -T he en tire display a t p resen t u rd a y R eview , T h e a te r A rts and ! h im .. w ill be devoted to the Indians S a tu rd a y E v en in g P ost. of A rizona. S tu d e n ts « » p re p a rA F ello w of th e A m erican CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS * ¥ ¥ * ¥ ¥ ¥ * * * ¥ * * * * * * 4 M M M M M ■R a ise Money b y h a v in g a T h e a tre P a rty a t thp fam o us SOMBRERO PLAYHOUSE w hich opens Ja n . 16th w ith ïStein & Sirloin! * 4817 E. Indian School ARLENE FRANCIS ( In Person) I W rite or phone for details to Sombrero Playhouse 4747 N. 7th St. — Phoenix Phone C R 4-2521 X OPENING TONITE! The Great "JERI SOUTH" For A Limited Engagement * reason to believe from Mary Ellen’s sidelong glances and* maidenly blushes, was not entirely unrequited, and by and by he mustered up enough courage to. ask her the all-important question: “Will you wear my 4-H pin?” “Yes,” she said simply. They shook hands then and squeezed each other’s shoulders and exchanged brave smiles, and if their eyes were a trifle moist, who can blame them? For a time things went swimmingly. Then a cloud appeared. Mary Ellen, it seems, was a rich girl and accustomed to costly pleasures. Poseidon-was bone-poor and he quickly ran out of money. Unable to take Mary Ellen to the posh places she fancied and too proud to tell her the reason, he turned surly and full of _melancholy. Soon their romance, so promising at the beginning, was headed for a breakup. But at the last moment, Poseidon managed to blurjfc out the truth. “Oh, beloved agnmaen” cried Mary Ellen, grappling him close. “Oh, prfoud husbandman! Oh, foolish reaper! Why have you not told me before? I -have plenty of money, and I will contribute according to my ability.” Poseidon, of course, protested, but she finally persuaded him of the wisdom of her course. From then on they split all expenses according to their incomes. Rather than embarrass Poseidon by handing him money in public, a joint bank account was set up to allow him to write checks. Into this account each week they faithfully deposited their respective allowances—35 cents from Poseidon; $2300 from Mary Ellen. And it worked fine! They were happy—truly happy! And what’s more, when they graduated they had a nice little nest egg—eight million' dollars—with which to furnish a lovely apartment in Lubbock, Texas, where today they operate the local laundromat. * So you see? You too can salvage your failing romance if you will only adopt a healthy, sensible attitude toward money. © 1961 M m Sh u lm aa J ALL YOU CAN EATl JCHUCK W A G O N * 1 '9 5 1 ORANGE JULIUS "A DEVILISH GOOD DRINK" O R A N G E O R LEM O N M A D E W IT H FRESH HOUSE FOR RENT R ig h t p a rty w an ted to re n t 2-bedroom fu rn ish e d ^ o u se — larg e fen ced b a c k y a rd fo r c h ild re n . 3 b lo ck s from c a m ­ pus. P hone W O 7-5430. • FLYERS WANTED F ly to M exico. H ave plane» w ill tra v e l fo A c a p u lco d u rin g X m a s v a ­ cation fo r gas and oil o n ly . C a n t a k e tw o . B e rn ie M atchett. W O 7-0643. JU IC E — R IC H IN V IT A M IN C — Truly A Health Drink ★ • • • • • • I PR GRILLED DEVIL DOGS ★ M O N G R E L (M u sta rd -R elish -O n io n ) P I C K L E .P O O C H (M u sta rd -D ill P.) B A R - B - Q P U P ( B - B - Q Sau ce-O n io n ) K R A U T H O U N D (M u sta rd -S . K ra u t) 25 MUTT CALIENTE . ............................ 30c BLUE RIBBON PUP .......... 35c Served W ith Potato and C arro t C hip s E N J O Y IN S ID E O R P A T IO S E A T IN G 3517 East Van Buren — Phoenix Open 9 A .M . - 12 P.M . D ally — T ill 2 A .M . F r l. JL Sa t K HA t &?. . G ood ., dancers 1 Ca u s e t h e y st 6le a ll h is g a l s . [N o w HUS A GOOD DANCER AND HATED B y H IS JGa Broiled (Ground Chuck) Burgers 1 Patty 30c — 2 Patties 45c L u c re is no o b s ta c le w h en i t c o m e s to p o p u la r - p r ic e d M arlboro, or to M arlboro’s po p u la rly p riced p a rtn e r in p l e a s u r e — t h e u n f i l t e r e d , k i n g - s i z e P h i l i p M o r r is ' CoM m ander. G et aboard . You’ll And long en jo y m en t tor short m o n ey, / i R e g u la tio n s: F o r stu d e n ts and fa c u lty only of-«Arizona S tate U n iv e r s ity . C a s h in ad v an ce . S u b m it to Room ,233, So cial S cie n ce B ld g ., 8 a.m . to 9 a im . d a ily , 1:39 to 2:30 M onday and W e d ­ n esd ay. C a ll E x t . 471 fo r o th e r h o u rs. R a te s: 10 cents a lin e p e r issue, 30 cents m in im u m ch arg e . l -L IN ’ P A L S */ [ lea r n to Sauce, a t V ASU SPECIAL 12 Lessons'— $12.50 ; 2 L o c a tio n s SCO TTSD A LE — M ESA W H 6-4241 — W O 9-3601 * Page 10 Friday, Decernber 1, 1961 STATE PRESS H I 1 Dance Night I ® Calendar Today •j H ousing Conference: 210 | a.m .-4 p.m . ASU coeds re p re se n tin g so­ ' T he ev e n t w ill begin a t 7:30 i E xecutive Council Meeting:. 208 ro ritie s an d cam pus o rg an iz a­ p.m . in th e M oeur A ctivity l-'.v — . 3-4:30 p.m. SHQES EOR MEN tio n s w ill com pete fo r tro p h ies bu ild in g . | B ridge Lessons: L ow er Lounge W ednesday d u rin g th e WAA D ance categories in clu d e folk, — 6:30-7:30 p.m. D ance N ight. , ta p a n d m odern. F irst, second I TV Dram a: U pper Lounge an d th ird p lace tro p h ies w ill 7-9:30 p.m. be aw ard ed to th e w in n ers in 4 Tom orrow each division. ! AWS: L ow er L ounge— 11 a.m .N ig h t re h e a rsa l fo r lig h tin g 2 p.m. w ill be held M onday from 4- Foreign S tu d en t Club: Clancy's 6:30 p.m . in th e M oeur A ctivity! 8-42 p.m. ___ A 'h a lf-h o u r color m ovie en - B uilding. Sunday, December 3 ' titled* “The S tory of C h ris tia n ! S o ro rities p a rtic ip a tin g a r e : A lp h a E psilon Pi: 210 — 6:30 Science,” w ill be p resented as ; K ap p a D elta, Chi Om ega, G am 9:30 p.m. a p a rt of S piritual E xploration m a P h i B eta, K a p p a A lpha CA Reception: L ow er Lounge W eek by th e ASU C hristian Sci- T h e ta an d A lpha P hi. - 7 - 9 :3 0 p.m. e n c e O rg an izatio n , T u e sd a y f o th e r p a rtic ip a tin g cam pus T au K appa Epsilon: 209 — 7 a t 7 p.m . in SS 108. ¡organizations, a re W est Hall. 8:30 p.m. Follow ing th e movie, th e re O ff-C am p u s W om en, M cClin- HilleJ: 218 A —. 8-10 p.m. w ill be an inform al question and tock H all A an d B an d P a l o ; i n b era l Religious Students: 208 answ er period. E veryone is w el­ , V erde H all. 8-9:30 p.m. M erle P ack e r an d M ary E liz- : Music D epartm ent'C oncert: B a ll­ come. ! a b e th G raham , assista n t p ro fe s­ room — 8:15-10 p.m. This m ovie p re se n ts,. in an s o rs of P hysical E ducation, w ill Monday, December 4 objective m anner, t h e m ajor be th e facu lty sponsors fo r th e ! SEW Assembly: Ballroom —9:40ten ets and teachings of this r e ­ : a n n u a l event. 10 a.m. ligion, tells of the life of M ary JUST SUP IT ON T he e v e n t is open to th e p u b ­ SEW Panel: U pper Lounge — B a k e r E ddy, its founder, and lic. 11:40 a.m .-12:30 p.m. explains its governm ent and various activities'. ‘Roman Holiday’ Tonight SEW Buzz Sessions: Low er Lounge — 3:40-5 p.m. T h e C ultural A ffairs B oard Social Board Sub-C om m ittee: will p rese n t “Rom an H oliday” it ’s a jarman " S n u g - A - M a t i c " L ow er Lounge — 3:40-5 p.m. tonight a t 7:30 in C osher A u d i­ y:•v'vt i ■■kaw.;« B oard of F inancial Control: 210 torium . And from the very word “go” you will enjoy the •— . 3-4:30 p.m. S ta rrin g G regory Peck, Eddie 1 M em bership an d Elections: S en ­ sure-footed comfort of this trim Jarman slip-on. A rnold and A udrey H epburn, a te C h am b er — 3:30-4 p.m . th e m ovie is one of th e series I Its elasticized topline hugs your foot — holds but jS p u rs E x ecu tiv e Council: 209 offered by the board this sem es- I F M 9 6 .9 m e doesn’t bind. It features popular moccasin styling .and — 3:30-4 p.m. ter. SEW ■ Buzz Sessions: Low er j Jarman’s flexible Silhouwelt construction. Fashioned Lounge — 3:40-5 p.m. of Cashmere Grain leather. Pay us a visit Spurs: 209 —>. 4-5 p.m. and try the “Snug-A-Matic,” E d u catio n C om m ittee: S e n a te ! C ham ber — 4-5 p.m. P h i B eta K appa D inner: 218 A | an d B — 6 p.m. T au B eta Sigma: 2Q9 — 6:30Invite You To Their 7:30 p.m. SERVICES and BIBLE CLASSES A lpha Epsilon Pi: 210 — 6:30-10 j p.m. 10th and A sh A venue 1016 R iv e r D rive P i K appa A lpha: 208 — 7-9 p.m. j FO R M EN A N D Y O U N G M E N W O 7-4872 W O 7-5112 C & L Series: B allroom -— 8:15i C L E D W IM B IS H P R E S T O N W IN C H E L L E v a n g e lis t 603 MILL AVE \\ tq 7-2960 E v a n g e lis t 10 p.m. O P E N T H U R S D A Y E V E N I N G U N T I L 9 P.M . CA Reception: U p p er L ounge — I ... S U N D A Y SUN DAY U n iv e r s it y 9:30-10:30 p.m. B ib le C la s s e s ................ 9 :4 5 a .m . Slated For Dec. 6 Christian Science Movie Scheduled $ QaAw 1295 G-0... W KEPI ON T H E A IR CHURCHES of CHRIST B ib le C la s s ...........■,, . 9:45 m. 10:45 a .m . M o rn . W o rs h ip ........... 10:45 a .m . M o rn . W o rs h ip ......... 6 :3 0 p .m . E v e n in g ....................... 7:00 p .m . E v e n in g .......................... W ED N ESD A Y W ED N ESD A Y E v e n in g ____________________________P-m S tu d y ............ . . . 17:30 - -E v e n in g S tu d y ......... - ....... 7:30 p .m . D E V O T IO N A L S IN D A N F b R T H C H A P E L M O N D A Y A N D F R t D A Y M O R N IN G S 6:30 to 7:00 A .M . Don’t miss this outstanding series of historical plays by William Shakespeare. It’s a National Edu­ cational Television highlight — brought to you by HUMBLE OIL S REFINING COMPANY — America’s Leading Energy Company. ^ £n Co } FRIDÀYS AT 7:30 P.M.-CHANNEL 8 w p ip is ji 21 GREAT TOBACCOS MAKE 20 WONDFRItitt c w m v r c • a g ed m il d , b len d ed m . ld - not Friday, December 1, 1961 Devil Cagers Start Season Tonight te r te am th a n th e one w h ic h ) D evils into the national copped the F ro n tier crow n ovspotlight last season. Tony A rizona S tate’s 1961-62 ca g e ! e r schools lik e A rizona S tate C e rk v e n ik 6-4, O llie Payne edition takes th e floor for the | College an d N ew M exico H igh6-4, J e rry Hahn 6-7, L a r r y first tim e tonight at 8:30 a - lands last year, Arm strong 5-9 and Raul g ainst S t M ichael’s an d faces) A ll-F ro n tie r C onference g u ard Disarufino 6-2 w ill get the th e problem of tak in g the R o b ert R odriguez, 6- 2, lead s th e nod as starters. K nights too lightly w ith p o w e r - ) K nights along w ith a couple of fu l U tah com in“ to tow ' ■ n to - j standout retu rn ees in 6-5 Jam es | Tom orrow th e D evils get a chance at U tah, th e team th a t m orrow . Gaffigan an d 6-5 A1 A rm en - dum ped them from th e NCAA darez. Although it’s the national­ W estern Regionals la st spring. ly - ranked Redskins e v e ry ­ Coach A 1 Rom ero claim s his j T he Redskins, ra n k e d 7th n a o n e has been talking about, club’s tw o top assets are its tio n al'y an d featu rin g one m an tne Kn ig hts m ay surprise a I “sp irit and agressiveness” a l- gang. B ill “T h e H ill” M cGill, few people even though though the K nights are also fa ir- could" be tak in g th eir life in they haven’t built much of ly w ell off in the size and speed their hands tom orrow w heii they a f-eputation in th is area. categories. invade S un D evil territo ry . St.’ M ichaels is defending Arizona State Coach Ned The Utes- are som ew hat w ea­ F ro jltjer Conference, cham pion j W ulk w ill open with the k e r th an last y ear w ith th e loss a n d ;ife expected to have a b e t-1 same lineup that shot the of th ree stan d o u ts from last | y e a r’s team and only four v e t­ erans returning. B y BOB E G E R Sports Editor NOW THREE LOCATIONS . i Tem p e C e n te r 2. 1302 R u ra l . Gone are Jim R head, Rich R uffell and Jo e M orton from the club th at bounced the« D e­ vils 88-80 last spring. They w ere the second, th ird and fourth highest sco rers, on the club last year behind McGill. “T he H ill” averaged 27.8 3. B a y less C en ter Open 24 Hours A Day! Itili hi HU! S i LAUNDRY & CLEANERS DRIVE-IN FIRST in Laundry and Cleaning •LAST in the Phpne Book PURCHASE C ry sta l M ist de COTY BOXED FOR' GIFT GIVING' points per game last year but the rest of the returning Utah club shows a definite lack of scoring punch. R eturning w ith M cGill are Ed Rowe. Bd C rain and Joe A ufderhide. M cGill an d Rowe are $ th e only regulars left from last y ea r’s ball club and Rowe only IS5 averaged 4.5 points p e r game. M j C rain an d A ufderhide both a v ® j eraged 4.4 points p e r contest in & | lim ited action. jg A -S ta te ’s J e rry H ah n gets the § u n enviable job of guarding H | M cGill. A t 6-7, h e ’s a couple 0 ! of inches sh o rter th an th e U tes’ ® I A ll-A m eric an b u t h e ’s d one a H | good jo b on o p p o n e n t’s big m en H | in the past. ft If “T he H ill” proves to be | j too m uch, Jo e C aldw ell an d A rt B ecker w ill be w aiting to try th eir hand. C aldw ell is 6-5 a n d , can h ig h ju m p 6 -6 an d B e ck er can alm ost m atch M cGill in height at 6- 8. Hahn, C ald w ell and B e c k ­ er were all scheduled to view movies of M cG ill in action this week so they should be w ell briefed on w hat to expect. VALLEY ART THEATRE 509 Mill Ave. S W E E T L A R R Y — Arm strong, Arizona State’s leading scorer with a 19.9 average last y ea r w ill be in the starting lineup tonight when the Sun D evils open against St. M ichael’s and tomorrow when the Demons host powerful Utah. Arm strong and his D evil team mates w ill be out to improve on their 23-6 season of last year. EXPERT RACKET RESTRINGING T ro p h ie s and En g ravin g P E. CLOTHES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Brand Namds MEN’S WEAR Brand Names WOMEN’S WEAR “FOR”BRANDS YOU KNOW” If. th e D evils can knock off the se v e n th -ra n k e d Utes, they could im prove th e ir alread y im - | pressive 10th national ranking. T he gam e w ill be one of the first in the co u n try am ong ra n k ­ ed m ajo r team s an d could bring about q u ite a shuffle in the stan d in g s. fete Seéie 624 MILL AVE. WO 7-4163 m Out Of The Pages Of Playboy Magazine “ N O M IN A T E D : M O ST R E V E A L IN G F IL M OF ! 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Apache Tempe 9 i Page 12 STATE PRESS Friday, December 1, 1961 Devils Get Seven Spots On All- Conference Team A rizona S tate U niversity, B o r - m e n on the- A ll-C onference first j Jo h n Young, gu ard , and John dei C onference -Chaoiij in «its team an d tw o on th e second team F urm an, q u arterb ack , all from la st y e a r in th e BC, placed seven as picked by th e five head T exas W estern; Royce Cassell,’ coaches in th e conference. m Start Slate the votes. I Q u arterb ack Jo e Z uger and T he Devils w ere: Nolan J o n e s , } end Dale K eller of ASU m ad e ASU s F id sh cagers open th e ir, halfback; Clay Feeney, fullback;! th e second team . season this w eekend w ith two I uGeorge c k le ^ L a rrv nBe»a - |f F wo r Jo T n e s it <. m ark , ed, th ., e th ird c m g e rFulin m t, ta laeKie, u-arr.v gam es on tap . Tonight th e y j ' 1 tackle; R oger Locke, end enci; . . r __ . _ I r .’ , successive season to be honored in se t M esa .LDS 15th W ard, and) Locke, guard an d F red i i ! to th e first -team w hile F lin t tom orrow F o rt H uachuca p ro ­ I Rhoades, center. I i. Dick Locke, Rhoades and F reney an u----n it vides th e opposition. S tartin g , T he re s.t of th —e -14-m - -----tim e both nights is 6:30. ’ I includes: Ralph K ennedy, end; **“ SeC° nd “T hese fellow s are not th in k - kztss*- g t ^ m g ,of last y e a r’s-illustrious team, |feh i are w orking hard to m a k e ! K! ft , iLL_a..,sjucccssful season. ’ stated i (g coach Bobb.v WinMesT**'^*— ¿ ¿ r Will Never Be Late If She Knows You're Headed For end, and P re a c h e r Pilot, h alf- T he announcem ent w as m a d e ! back, both from N ew M exico by B order Conference Commis- I S tate, and Stu Johnson, guard, sioner Emil L. Larson, who an d P ete Pedro, halfback, W est polled the coaches an d tab u lated j T exas S tate Imp Cagers Your Date... CHICO'S RESTAURANT" FINE MEXICAN FOOD 1120 East Apache Blvd. — Tempe *Air conditioned of course —- -E-d. _ e ~~~ _ _____ . ^ ----------------------—-—--------------------------- . * W inkles, Sun D evil baseball | ^ m entor, has taken over the Sun ! K Imp coaching jo b left vacated by $ th e m id-sem ester resignation of j S F a n n y M a rk h am . j T h ree A rizonans will be i n ! R .to n ig h t’s sta rtin g lineup. T he ¡ ^ outside spots will be m anned b y j (Ü ; .L uís Lagunas, 5-8 of H ayden■ iand 5-11 H ow ard Lee of St. j S j Jo h n s. B en A nderson, 6-3 of | tg ] ¡Mesa, holds dow n one of the th re e inside posts. T he other sta rters at th e in ­ side spots w ill be B ill M ullen, I 6-6 of W atertow n, W isconsin, I Tom Owens, 6-4 of New. 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