P o w e r F a i l u r e P l u n g é s C a m p u s I n t o D a r k n e s s 2 -H o u r B la c k o u t t 0 0 0 0 0 H 0 0 00 M ystifies E x p e rts Small-Scale Reflection Of Big Eastern Shutdown B y B I L L K R A S E AN State N ew s S ta ff W r i t e r B efo re the m em ory of the New York blackout had flickered out in m ost people’ s m inds, the Lansin g a re a , including p arts of the MSU cam pus, su ffered a s im ila r plight. A two-hour long power failu re that originated in the Lansing power plant sent p arts of Lansing, E ast L an sin g, M eridian Town­ the n o r m a l electrical s u p p ly f r o m the L a n s in g ship and the MSU campus into darkness. T H I S S P E C I A L G R A P H at t h e s o u t h p o w e r p l a n t r e ­ W O R K E R S AT the south p o w e r plan t acted q u i c k l y plant f o r c e d U n i v e r s i t y p lan ts to cut po w e r. The im m ediate cause of the L ansing trouble w as not known. c o r d s th e e l e c t r i c a l f l o w f r o m th e p l a n t f o r one da y. T u e s d a y night to c o r r e c t the p r o b l e m caused by a Otto E . E ckert, general m anager of the Lansing Board of Water It s h o w s t h e t w o d r o p s i n p o w e r t h a t o c c u r r e d . L a n s in g p o w e r plant f a i l u r e . The u n a v a i l a b i l i t y of Photos by Cal C ra n e and Ligh t, said that it had yet to determ ine the cause of the power fa ilu re . "W e w ill not know the p re c ise cause of the trouble,” E ckert said , "an d until we get further inform ation we won’ t know where the fa ilu re o ccu rred .” J e s s e Cam pbell, superintendent of the power plant, said that the MSU blackout was the re su lt of the Lansing fa ilu re s. MICHIGAN N EW S Cam pbell said that during the day MSU needs about 6,000 kilo­ w atts of e le c tric ity . At night the extra needs fo r e lec tric ity req u ire the U n iversity to buy an additional 4,000 kilowatts from L ansing. T h is extra e le c tric ity is sent to the north campus plant. But STATE when Lansing no longer could provide the extra 4,00u kilow atts T uesday night, the U n iversity physical plant had to cut out c e r ­ tain c irc u its in the north plant to conserve e le c tric ity . UNIVERSITY T h is dropping of the c irc u its in the north plant, Campbell said , caused the blackout. Cam pbell said that th ere is a p o ssib ility that som e c irc u its T h u r s d a y , N o v e m b e r 18, 1965 P r i c e 10« East La ns in g, Michigan m ay have been dropped from the Shaw plant as w ell. V o l . 58, Nu mbe r 55 M em bers of the P h ysical Plant Dept, met Wednesday, Cam p­ bell said, to discu ss plans to sim plify the stru ctu re of the e le c ­ tric a l system involved in the tie up between Lansing and MSU* BOWL TRIP PRICES SET T h is sim plification would augment any future re p a irs. Cam pbell also said that once the new power plant begins full operation the U niversity w ill no longer need to buy the extra current from Lansing. The south power plant is to be opened within a month or two, Cam pbell said. A s if a foreboding to the failu re T uesday night, the campus had a sm a lle r e le c tric a l fa il­ u re in the afternoon. It was re - stricted to the campus and cau s­ ed by an overloaded power line. P l a n e s , T r a i n s At 10 :57 p.m . T uesday, lights in scattered sections of the Lan­ M S U ’ s D a r k e s t H o u r sing a re a flick ered once and disappeared. P o lice throughout the city im m ediately dispatched B u s e s T o B e U s e d men to control the tra ffic dif­ ficu lties created by the absence P a r t y l e s s , R a l l r l e s s i tra ffic lights. By M A R G IE M ARSH and JANE K N A U E R I On the campus, studeo£ta-af- control personnel begin di­ recting tra ffic on the m airiU iter- » * )y S T A N L E Y EICHE S t a t e N e w s S t a f f W rl State News Staff W r i t e r s sectiiiHg around cam pus. B y 1 1 :4 3 P lan s fo r the o fficial university student tour to the R o se Bowl p.m . m ost of th“& st rWlTlghts had returned to norm al opera­ Blackness A crowd o f about 90 men gathered outside of Shaw Hall hollering " R o s e Bowl, Rose w ere announced by student and U niversity o ffic ia ls. Wednesday. Transportation will be by Jet airplane, p rop eller airplane, train tion. and bus. B o w l!" Tuesday night in hopes A lm ost a ll of the d orm itor­ ies on campus w ere in the dark between 10 :57 p.m . and 1 1 :4 3 Brings Out of starting a ra lly . In Wilson Hall the snack bar A tentative p ric e sc a le was announced Wednesday night based on the type of transportation a student wants to take. had to be closed down as stu­ Je t flights w ill cost $275, p rop eller flights $245, train. $230, p.m . and each dorm had its power r e t u r n e d at different tim es. Hot Blood dents began to burn empty cups and other paper for light. Off- campus s t u d e n t s wa nd e r e d and bus $18 5. C o sts of the packages vary m ainly because of the expense in It looked a s though someone By E L L E N Z U R K E Y through the hal ls of t' e ir apart­ tran sferin g students to bus, train and airplane term in als, and had control of a giant switch as State News S taff W r i t e r ment b u ild in g s d is .-ussing the in the relativ e expense of the different types of transportation. whole sections of buildings, like p ossib ility of p a rtie f. the Case-W ilson-W onders com­ A R ose Bowl ra lly was planned The official tours' costs a re based on Lansing to L o s Angeles for T uesday night—but only about A student in West McDonel round-trip transportation. plex, suddenly burst aglow. walked into a door and suffered P o lice s w i t c h b o a r d s w ere 150 people showed up. When cam ­ Satellite hotel com plexes w ill be set up in four a re a s in or near pus lights went out, however, a slight head laceration, re su lt­ L o s A ngeles— downtown L o s A ngeles, Long B each, the Hollywood- brightly lighted with c a lls from ing in the only reported injury. all o ver the cam pus, but the e ve ry dorm had its own ra lly .-- Santa Monica area and the L o s only the students weren’ t shouting T h is was M SU 's darkest hour. number of problem s w e re r e ­ While T uesday night’ sblackout A n g e l e s International A irp o rt. ................................" m arkably few. " R o s e B o w l.” Green and white Each complex w ill accommodate blooded MSU m ales gathered out­ caused much ¡.fusion, many T h ere w e re two rep o rts of about 1,000 students. side co-ed dorm s and chanted w ere amazed at how smoothly T V S e a ts fir e s on c a m p u s , both f a l s e "W e want panties! We want pan­ things went. H eadquarters hotels for three a la rm s. The f ir s t cam e from t ie s !" At the cam pus police station, P O L I C E W E R E c a l le d to O w en G ra d u a te C e n t e r areas are: the Lafayette Hotel, West Wilson Hall w here there where em ergency p o w e r was T u e s d a y night when th e y r e c e iv e d a r e p o r t that Long Beach; the B iltm ore Hotel, G o n e A g a in w as a report of a fire in an The men of the C ase-W ilso n - Wonders com plex w ere the quick­ used, “ the switchboard lit up a coed was m issing, a p p a r e n t l y t r a p p e d i n an L o s Angeles; the M iram ar Ho­ Rick Hollander, ASMSU vice elevator shaft. F ir e tru cks w ere A B E L I N C O L N n e v e r had like a C h ristm a s t r e e ,” accord­ e st to act in the tim e of d is ­ e l e v a t o r . T h e y f o u n d t he e l e v a t o r on t he t op f l o o r , tel, Hollywood-Santa Monica area president of finance and opera­ dispatched to the s c e n e , but i t s o b a d — a t l e a s t he ing to L t. Ca r l R enkow ski.T hree a ster. About 600 men from this p r i e d it open and found i t e m p t y . N o o n e know s w h e re an d the Hacienda Hotel, L o s tions, rep orts that a total of em ergency action w as not need­ had a f i r e place to p r o ­ com plex g a t h e r e d outside the or four extra men w ere needed the g i r l was. Photo by B ill F r ic k A ngeles International A irp o rt. 9,200 s e a t s have been sold ed. vide his study light. The on the switchboard at tim es. g ir ls windows. "W e have chosen good, clean, though Wednesday fo r the closed- The other report w as of a b la c k o u t- o f T u e s d a y night E xtra o ffic e rs and student help The lights were off in that convenient, top-rate hotels fo r circuit broadcast of the MSU- f ir e in the new ch em istry build­ forced m ore thanonestu- com plex fo r over an hour. wore called in to aid in d ire c t­ Notre Dame game. ing. But that, too, w as a fa lse dent to r e s o r t to c an dle students,” said John Winklejohn “ At firs t the mob was uncon­ ing tra ffic . P o lice were al so ham­ "W e ’ re trying our best to get a la rm . In the darkness the red of International T ra v e l, Inc., who tro lla b le ,” one Wilson coed said. po w e r f o r late — night pered by fa lse fire ala rm s. Still R e d C h i n a S e a t is managing the tour fo r the m o re ,” Hollander said . "A n y , lights from one of the smoke s t u d y i ng. L t. Renkowski claim ed su rp rise U n iversity. p o ssib le seats that m ay be pick­ ( c o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 7) ( c o n t i n u e d on p a g e 7) Photo by La nce Langoni at how smoothly things went. "W e refused to stay at an ed up w ill be put on sa le F rid ay In the d orm itories the situation D e f e a t e d A g a i n at 1 p.m . T h ere w ill be an an­ hotel that has often been used was handled in different ways. nouncement in the State News AGAINST COIN OPS before fo r Rose Bowl accom ­ In Wilson it w as n ecessary to m od ations," Winklejohn said . regard in g any additional sea t­ im m ediately clo se the snack bar U N I T E D N A T I O N S , N .Y . " a substantial vote of the mem­ “ We have obtained the best in g .” when students began setting paper (A P )--In a dram atic clim ax to b ersh ip .” H ollander went on to empha­ eight days of debate the G eneral In a statement to the p re s s , fa c ilitie s availab le fo r the of­ objects on fire for light. At ficia l U niversity to u r," said G len siz e that anyone approached by 1 1 : 1 0 p.m . all men \\ere asked A ssem bly Wednesday again de­ Goldberg noted that the vote fe ll Harmon, M ilwaukee, W is., sen­ p erso n s sellin g seats above the nied Communist China a seat in fa r short of a tw o-thirds ma­ SCU M O n P rice C le a n - U p to leave the womens' side of the dorm itory. Women gathered in the study the United Nations. But the v ic ­ jo rity and even “ failed of a sim ­ tory m argin fo r foes of Peking ple m ajo rity.” io r and general chairm an for the student Rose Bowl com m ittee. The package includes m eals 50 cent ra te should report such persons to the ASMSU main of­ fic e . T h ese perso n s w ill be re ­ feren ce which Ston fe e ls should room s and took advantage of the was the c lo sest on record . T h is tim e the U .S. lost F ran ce, ferred to the dean of students. from P h illip s Hall with a pile and transportation to and from The SCUM of M ichigan State be returned to the students. time by holding house m eetings. The vote in the 117-n ation a s ­ w h i c h recognized Peking last of d irty la u n d ry .' Lansing and L o s A ngeles, hotel w ill begin a nickle-dim e battle “ I was amazed at how calm and sem bly w as 47 to 47 with 20 y e a r. B ritain went along with In the tradition of many groups Fuzak suggested that Ston and accommodations fo r a minimum today against the washing ma­ cooperative people w e re ," said abstentions on a proposal to ad­ the tw o-thirds ru le , but voted with c le v e r in itials, they, too, E m ory G . F o s te r, m anager of of five nights and tra n sfe r from chine people. C aro l Anne R askoff, graduate mit the Chinese Comm unists and for seating Peking, which it has to the parade and gam e, a con­ a re protesting. It s e e m s the d orm itories and food s e r v ic e s , the plane, train and bus term i­ SCUM, which has to be a com­ advisor fo r West W ilson. expel the Chinese N ationalists. recognized since 1950, While Viet tinental breakfast and box lunch Laundraw ell C o., an outfit that m eet with laundry o ffic ia ls to nals to the hotel. m ittee, the Student Comm ittee E a st Wilson Graduate A dvisor Two nations did not take part backing of Peking appeared luke­ fo r Ja n . 1 and a New Y e a r ’ s op erates the coin-ops in P h il­ work out d ifferences on the nickle A ticket to the Tournament to Undermine M achines in this P eter Gust'avson credited the co­ in the ro ll call ballot, and one w arm , it continued to vote in Eve d in n e r-d a n c e with "to p ­ l i p s has hiked its ra te s from rebate. of R o ses P arad e, transportation c a se , is a clean living bunch operation of the resident a s s is ­ w as absent. favor. . flight entertainm ent" a re also 35 to 50 cents. Randy G . Ston, V illa P ark , Ston a lso said he felt ASMSU tants for the calm n ess. He said One m orevotew ouldh avegiven included. Schiff Hearing 111., sen ior, said adm inistration should investigate sim ultaneous there was little trouble except Students taking the o fficial Uni­ supporters of Peking a sim ple o ffic ia ls told him the ra is e was p ric e hikes by competing com­ for sm all w ater fights" and a m ajority, but shortly before the LIGHT FAILURE SUSPECTED v e rs ity student tour w ill be guar­ Ruling Awaited due to increased costs Incurred p anies. ( c o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 7)" assem b ly upheld the United States anteed a ticket to the gam e a l­ by the company. 'in its contention that the issu e though it m ay not be included But Ston also said he w as w as an important one requiring a in the basic cost of the tour. The Faculty Com m ittee on Stu­ told that the company only need­ S t u d e n t D e a t h P r o b e d F u ll-tim e students m ay buy game tw o-thirds m ajority. dent A ffa irs met in closed s e s ­ ed to ch arge 45 cents to make TH E I N S I D E_________ LO O K tickets for $3 with an I.D. card . H l i l In com parison with the last The father of a MSU student housemother at my son’ s fr a ­ *cket plans a re not yet finalized. sion in the S t u d e n t S ervic e s a p ro fit, but the cost of equip­ The East L a nsing City assem b ly vote in 1963 the op­ who was killed recen tly when te rn ity ," M illlck said . "S h e said B u i l d i n g Wednesday afternoon ment taking a quarter and two Business, Si, Council is caught in a ponents of Peking dropped 1 1 p er­ his m otorcycle sm ashed through she w as driving north around 11 R ailroad and bus tran spo rta­ following a five-h ou r p resen ta­ dim es forced the company to b in d b e tw e e n the stu­ centage points, while its sup­ a railroad c ro ssin g and threw o’ clock the night of the accident tion w ill be leaving L ansing Dec. tion by Paul M. Schiff T uesday charge 50 cents (two q u arters). him in front of a train , is in­ when a train suddently appeared 26 and a rrivin g in L o s Angeles Parking, No night. d e n t p a r k i n g p r o b l e m and p o rte rs picked up three. It was So today at noon, the boys from k e e p i n g b u s i n e s s good. the 15th tim e the assem bly had vestigating reports that the c ro s­ at the H arrison cro ssin g. Dec. 28. Students taking these Schiff called se v e ra l w itn esses SCUM plan a boycott of the P h il­ " T h e operator said she didn't package plans w ill be return­ P . 5. taken a vote relating to Peking sing’ s warning lights w e re not in h is rebuttal of ch arges p re ­ lip s m achines and w ill take their see the train until she was right ing Ja n . 2, arrivin g h ere Ja n . 4 . in the United Nations. working. sented a week ago by the Uni­ soiled duds to a local c lea n e rs Contraception Willlan N. M illlck of D etroit, at the cro ssin g. The gate was v e rsity in the fight o ver his ex­ which has prom ised to wash, dry U .S. A m bassador Arthur J . The great b irth control whose son W illiam J r . , w as k il­ down,, but the lights w ere not Flights w ill be leaving between p ulsion. v . and fold clothes at a ra te of 50 G oldberg, who left a sick bed to w o rk in g ." Dec. 26-29 and returning Jan . 1 - d e b a t e staged Tuesday led e arly Nov. 7, said a tele­ Issue Discussed T h e re no indication from cents fo r eight pounds. p articip ate in the vote, said the M illick said he could not locate 4 on a staggered schedule. Stu­ n i g h t at W e s t F e e H a l l phone operator fir s t reported com m ittee m em bers a s to when John A . Fuzak, vice president outcome showed that it w as not the operator. dents on the e a r lie r flights w ill i n s p i r e d a v a r i e t y of c o m - the lights w ere not w orking. a decision would be reached in of student a ffa irs , w as approach­ the U n i t e d States alone which L m e n ts f r o m both student " T h e o p e r a t o r c alled the ( c o n t i n u e d o n p a g e 7) return to Lansing e a r lie r . the m atter and what th eir re ­ ed by Ston about the nickle dif— b arred the door to Peking, but and panel m e m b e r s . P . 8 . commendation would be. *2. M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, N ovem ber 18. 1965 H e l p N e e d e d T o L o w e r D o e s M ic h ig a n C a r e A b o u t L o u is e ? B y A N D Y M A R E IN Ihe doctor who attended her did, but by the staffed. Louise’s cottage was the most under­ S t a t e N e w s S t a ff W r i t e r time Louise reached the hospital,thepneum onia staffed and least sanitary of all. But they can’t was too far advanced. She did not respond to get enough morey from the state to do anything S t u d e n t - F a c u l t y R a t i o treatm ent, th e re was nothing the doctor could about it. Louise is dead. She was 25 years old when she died, but her do. L egislators say they care. But they will tell DENT L O W E R I N G THE F A C U L T Y - S T U - r a t i o n to e v e r y y e a r and u n t i l t h a t n u m b e r is s ta b iliz e d , the r a t io w ill fluc tu ate. mental age was about three. Louise was a Mongoloid idiot. The .cause of her death was L ouise's attendants cared. But there a r e only four of them. Four for the 240 girls in Louise's you privately that the taxpayer just isn’t in­ terested in spending much money on mental * 1: 20, as P r o v o s t H o w a rd R . N e v i l l e r e c e n t l y a d v i s e d , N e v i l l e a l s o p o i n t e d out th a t c u r r i ­ officially listed as bronchial pneumonia. But cottage. Ml the girls in the cottage a r e about health. T h e re ’s no lobby for retarded children. wi l l n e v e r b e p o s s i b l e w i t h o u t a i d f r o m cula o rg a n iza tio n in flu e n c e s th e ra tio . by the tim e that condition was discovered, there three years old mentally. T hree-year-old chil­ Do the people care? They a re horrified when several was little hope. dren make a lot of n o ised It’s hard for so few they hear about what happens to a girl like s o u r c e s , m o s t n o t a b l y the EVE R Y U P P E R C L A S S M A N should At 11 p.m. Friday, Louise was brought to attendants to see everything. They said they Louise. Then they forget about it when the tax Legislature. h a v e at l e a s t o n e s m a l l s e c t i o n p e r the hospital building at Lapeer State Home and didn’t notice anything unusual about- Louise question comes up. F o r e v e r y 25 s t u d e n t s t h e r e i s t e r m , as N e v i l l e said. But s i m p l y Training School at L apeer. Her skin was blue Friday night until she suddenly turned blue. no w o n l y o n e f u l l - t i m e s e n i o r f a c u l t y l o w e r i n g t h e f a c u I t y - s t u d e n t r a t i o to from oxygen starvation and she was coughing The attendants a r e sincere and dedicated— The National Association for Retarded Chil­ m em b er. This ratio w ill continue a c c o m p l i s h t h i s i s not e n o u g h . S o m e badly in a futile feffort to force the fluid out of but overworked. dren says retarded children can he helped. t o w id e n u n l e s s t h e s t a t e a p p r o p r i a t e s p r o f e s s o r s do t h e i r b e s t t e a c h i n g i n her lungs. Thirteen hours later she was dead. I he institution’s ad m inistrators ca re . But But first someone must care. I ca re— Louise funds f o r new f a c u l t y m e m b e r s . la r g e le c t u r e s and s o m e cannot c o m ­ Who cares? they will admit that L apeer is critically under­ was mv siste r. N E A R L Y $6 M I L L I O N i n t h e 1 9 6 6 - m u n ic a te in a c l a s s r o o m w ith o v e r 6 7 bu dg et r e q u e s t is e a r m a r k e d f o r 15 s t u d e n t s . S i m i l a r l y , s t u d e n t s c a n DON SOCKOL new a c a d e m ic s t a f f , i n c l u d i n g 342 s o m e t i m e s ad ju s t c o m p le t e ly to la rg e f a c u l t y p o s i t i o n s . MSU has a l s o as k e d l e c t u r e s , b u t not a l w a y s . T h e c o u r s e f o r a nine p e r cent s a l a r y r a i s e f o r m a te ria l also influences h o w th e class f a c u lt y so that p r e s e n t s ta ff m e m b e r s s h o u l d be h a n d l e d . w o n ’ t m o v e on to m o r e l u c r a t i v e p o ­ sitions. But o th e r 1a c t o r s a r e i n v o l v e d in w ill LEG ISLATIVE APPR O PR IATIO N S c e r t a i n l y help but ed u c a tio n a l I M ight M eat l o w e r i n g t h e Ira c u l t y - s t u d e n t r a t i o to policy must em phasize the needs 1: 20. M o r e s t u d e n t s c o m e t o M S U of the i n d i v i d u a l s t u d e n t and f a c u l t y % M a k e B o w l? Many people have beer : " L b i t b- lu-vinc t of the Rose Bov 1 game was the C o u r t D e c i s i o n S u p p o r t e d Nothing Could be further from the truth, Th< motivation is found in the unique Bar tie <>! R< s evert. WE S U P P O R T t h e u n a n i m o u s U. S. s e I f - i nc r i m i n a t i o n , t h e c o u r t a c t e d i n r- S u p r e m e C o u r t d e c is io n s t r i k i n g down a c c o r d a n c e w ith the " A m e r i c a n C r e ­ will be involved in the parade t! l- - r . as u n c o n s t i t u t i o n a l t h e r e q u i r e m e n t d o " and th e C o n s t i t u t i o n . The truth is tb t the mrual L tb*ll c that m e m b e r s of the C o m m u n i s t p a r t y C* f\’ 1 They make fortunes out ot it. r e g i s t e r with the f e d e r a l g o v e r n m e n t . W IT H T H IS S T E P , the c o u r t jus­ Out* must give credit to be • A n d we s t r o n g l y d e n y t h a t e i t h e r t h e t i f i a b l y m o v e d the nation e v e n f a r t h e r of the florists. h ig h c o u r t o r the c o u n t r y has gone a w a y f r o m t he " R e d b a i t i n g " and M em bers of other tr .! t o t h e d o g s , as m o r e c o n s e r v a t i v e " C o m m u n i s t s c a r e " days o f t h e e a r l y idea >t the tim e, but were be *Te: t the put c ’.. elements assert. 50s. Suppose the Meat P ackers A->s. ci t.o |n r u l i n g t h a t f o r c e d r e g i s t r a t i o n, As th e c o u r t p o i n t e d out, i f C o m m u - Big Ten schools would be competi: g a s r e q u i r e d b y t he S u b v e r s i v e A c ­ n i s ts f a i l e d to r e g i s t e r w i th the g o v ­ bid to ti e "M e rt Bowl.' t i v i t i e s A c t o f 1950, w a s i n c o n s i s ­ e r n m e n t in a c c o r d a n c e w i th the Sub­ \\ her Dut y descended from the te n t wi t h t he F i f t h A m e n d m e n t w h i c h v e r s i v e A c t i v i t i e s A c t , t h e y c o u l d be Son sam e, he would not be presented .wtl r g u a r a n t e e s c i t i z e n s p r o t e c t ion a g a i n s t fin e d, p r o s e c u t e d and ev e n s en t to w ishers. He’d probably be handed w a l cut.it, jail. A nd if the y did r e g i s t e r , they A Big Ten float, might include m ssiv-. rep w e r e l i a b l e t o p r o s e c u t i o n u n d e r t he Tower, fashioned out 45,000 h CAMPUS S m i t h A c t o f 1940, w h i c h m a k e s i t i l ­ legal to b e l o n g to any g r o u p a d v o c a t ­ t h e Meat Bowl' Queei would b. 'r e * .i’ted w Chops. AMERICA ing o v e r t h r o w of the g o v e r n m e n t . / T h e re would be many problem s . for P arade ot Meat floats. one im p o r t a n t p o in t rem ains T h e y would all h >vet 1 0 be o r e r . c,or, toe ;; r ni»d noi ** 1 c rte . t o be s e t t l e d , P r e s e n t l y t h e r e i s a T h is would b e c h e p er, case in f e d e r a l c o u r t r e g a r d i n g the F u t should th ey be o r e r e d ; ti . ' m . nie n l e g a lit y o f f o r c i n g the C o m m u n i s t p a r ­ t y , as a c o l l e c t i v e u n i t , t o r e g i s t e r ru a Should sc h o o ls s?\ m o rv y t t t » pe*-' "t o rd e rin g a B u s in e s s i m n*s F lo V 1 1 c t b\ with the g o v e r n m e n t . We ask: who e ls e but in d iv i d u a ls r v fc F All in -11, h ow ever, 1 think M e -t Bowl v that :• R ose B ow l, hírtt:er ¡de~ c a n r e g i s t e r t h e p a r t y ? If t h i s l a w 'S tu d en ts who c u ldn ’t 3 ■‘0 r t p ry cuUplc n ur *>*€?>• cp 1 1 r s is upheld, then the f i r s t r u l i n g made by the high c o u r t is m e a n in g le s s . VBu i t at on.- tim e to m nkt ti 1 6 Ros* r o w l trip woulf M eat Fow l eX cursi > . 1 to ?!* or.: the T T o u p ho ld the C o n s t it u t io n a l b a s is of T h e y could ta k e • t r n r p\ r.l 3 c h r r ç e it o r the ir D in e r’ s the f i r s t r u l in g , the s ec o nd law r e ­ I' (. lufc ■ . r A m e r ic in Lxp i \ s > c r S-. Ann A rbor--Sever merr q u i r i n g p a r t y r e g i s t r a t i o n ■m u s t a l s o F ra n k ly , I think th t s tud ents would c at ii uj: be v o id e d. of the U niversity of Michigan With these d e c i s i o n s , A m e r i c a Student Goverr ment Council sty­ mied last ditch e ff.rts by the c o u l d p r o v e t h a t i t n e e d s no s p e c i a l sanctions to s t i f l e the C o m m u n i s t LETTER POLICY other 10 C ■ncil m em bers to Party within the c o u n t r y . W e can T he State News welcomes letters to the etutor from all place ar _>p ion pull concerning t h e n m o v e c l o s e r t o l i v i n g up t o o u r Could I Trouble You For A Match? re a d e rs, whether or not they are associated with Michigan the governm ent's Viet Nam p jlicy i d e a l s and al s o p r o v e the C o m m u ­ State University. ;n the Student Government Coun- nist ideology and a c t i v i t y in e f f e c ­ L etters must be no longer than ¿00 words and should be c.l elect: n ballot. tive w ithin a free society. typec double spaced. LETTER S Playboy Myth Hit To the Editor: R e: E.H. Townsend J r . ’ s letter Nov. 12 . It is high tim e that a RUMORS BECOME TRUTH myth current among many young people be d ispelled. M r. Town­ send seem s to have been " s a v e d " through the holy gospel according to Playboy or just one of its p e e rs. Ju st what won’ t you people do to ju stify your lust? You types seem to have no concern for anyone A l l H u m a n i s t s N o t I n C l u b other than yo u rselves and you try to hide this by ethereal ra tio c i­ T o the Editor: ganized humanist movement in We have no connection with nation. You evidently succeed in kidding y o u rse lv e s, but you don’ t the world with continental head­ Henry Blackledge who is not a fool som e people. A recent series 1of articles, q uarters at the offices of the m em ber of HSUNA or AHA, or The re la tiv ely short tim e if takes for you to attain s e lf-fu lfill­ letters and editorials in your A m eric m Humanist A ssn. (AHA) with the MSU Humanist Society. ment is not justified by even the risk of a life or lives filled with newspaper concerniiig the MSU in Yellow Springs, Ohio, and the We are dismayed at the casual rem orse and/or resentm ent, liv e s which w ill not be yo u rs. I for Humanist Society h:as come to two-month-uld Humanist Student substitution of "h u m an ism " for one resent supporting the bastard children which occasionally my attention. Union of North A m eric a (HSU NA) "hum anitariam sin" in B l a c k - a r is e from becoming "o n e spirit with the other p erso n .’ T here Is an international o r- is the youth section of AHA, ledge’s letter. It is hum anitar­ G ira rd E. K reb s ianism when one perform s good E ast Lansing grad student i *i a n l i s B H Y works. Humanism goes much be­ yond that and with quite a dif­ A t* ferent moral emphasis. » K n 5 ii \\ Joining the vogue of leeching ourselves for either side of com ­ Thanks . . . Please? - r ó *VT'J Î1 batants in the present Viet Nam To the Editor: A s fo r the "th a n k s ," have you war is not one of our efforts. A letter by Paul Falzone Nov. done the c a sh ie r a personal favor by purchasing som ething? If so, We invite those of your read ­ 15 criticiz e d the Union g rill cash­ a verb al statement is not the only e rs who are tired of sloppy think­ , , s ing and unrewarding lives to Join ie rs for not saying " p le a s e " and way to '■'low one’ s appreciation. us. We fervently agree with your "thank yo u " to custom ers. A sim sm ile is som etim es S' " . editorial; "Hum anism is by no " P l e a s e " is a word commonly m o rt .aningful. If you didn’ t do the c a sh ie r a p ersonal favor, means a lust cause." But we do used fo r begging. Is it a greater virtue to beg for something rath­ it would be h ypocrisy to sa y thank ’ Vi not believe the significance of er than m erely request it? 1 you. Is it a virtu e to be a hypo­ ss humanism will be perpetuated without the active engagement of don’ t see anything courteous in c rite ? '-Y ¡9 many, many p e o p l e affirming commanding s o m e o n e to do something, but that doesn't make It is re fresh in g to see som e people break from m eaningless M their existence. the other extrem e right, does it? trad ition s. H earty con g ratu la­ W’hen you wish to date a g irl do L T> Hal Lenke tions, c a sh ie rs . V\ President, HSUNA you beg, request or command her to go out with you? A lvin J . V ietstra East Lansing junior MICHIGAN S u g g e s t i o n T o S m i t h UNIVIRSITT STATI STATE NEWS T o the E d ito r: Since Rhodesian P rem ier lan Smith seem s to be having his EDITORIAL 35 5-8 252 troubles with the " F r e e W orld," the following steps a re offered M em ber A ssociated P r e s s , United P r e s s as almost certain ways to alleviate the difficulty: International. Inland D aily P r e s s A ssociation , C h a rle s C . W e lls.........E d itor-In -C h ief D eclare even m ore vehemently than e v e r that the ra c is t govern­ A sso ciated C o llegiate P r e s s , Michigan P r e s s A sso ciatio n , Michigan C ollegiate P r e s s A s­ R ich ard S ch w artz.....................Managing Editor ment is "an ti-C om m u n ist." Jim Sterba ................................. Cam pus Editor T o prove th is, grant liberal con cession s to w estern p rivate in­ sociation . L a r r y Mogg .......................... Sports Editor dustry operating in the country. . Published e very c la s s day throughout fall, w inter, and spring term s and tw ice weekly Linda M. Rockey ..................... E d ito rial Editor T o insure th is, buy huge amounts of arm s from liar$ "W e thought that w e’ d be le ss C h a rlie Thornhill played a real that our defense is b ig ," said Apisa w ill play. pul ibeir r.ei Ms. It tense in he Indiana gam e than good gam e but loon who they w ere Daugherty. "Bubba Smith (6-6, The r e ct of th e sq Uâd! ran :: rourh a s . a r p , harvÎ - trino- we h a d )een in any previous defending against. 241) and Harold L u cas (6-2, 257) “ B ill M a l i n c h e k and Bob make us look huge and ponder- I he spa; toot bai ì took p ractice. M istakes w e r e fevV and gam e,” h continued. "B u t as it the cue hi >n1 sor :h. turned ou' we w ere m ore tense Couch, Indiana's ends, had a ous. field hou s e * Spartan coaches iz that than e e fo re .” fantastic height advantage on our "T a k e them out and our line also defended State’ s guys. Japinga had p erfect position would be just ave ra g e . Notre .vee'r: prac N o tre Dame, with its hij ge fo r­ Boi! j ef 0fj5 aclts’ play against In- on Malinchak when he sco red that Dame, in e ve ry resp ect except for fe: se .vas ward w all and bri 11 13 rt rum ing ana. The H oosiers w ere the touchdown near the end of the those two positions, is bigger ■st team this season to beat first half. than u s .” N otre D a m e L/an boi MSU O P P ND O P P OPP ND O P P e coac: 84 104 47 91 FIRST DOWNS 175 108 157 92 ...Passes C om p. H a w k e y e s A x e B u rn s E a rly . .. R u s h 1ng ...Passing ...Penalties 116 55 4 39 58 11 118 31 8 40 47 4 ...Avg. Yds. G am e ...Percentage TOTAL OFFENSE 123 53 135 46 96 127 53 3 2 6 9 168 7 2 8 2 0 1571 52 Y A R D S R U S H IN G 2154 46 8 2 0 4 4 556 POINTS SCO RED 239 59 267 61 IOWA C IT Y , I« w • 1 —The L'ni- this fa ll— their worst league r e ­ te rs, includ ine his bo ss, E v a - 27 60 33 55 ...N o. of C a r r i e s 485 307 485 294 PUNTS • Iowa W-S 1 :■ th V’ ma r - cord e v e r. shevski. ... A v g . Y d s . / G a m e 2 3 9 52 25 6 69 ...Avg. pe r Punt 3 7. 0 3 6 . 9 3 8 . 6 3 9 . 0 a ne w hi Hitba 11 O ’ach to - S irc e taking over in 19 6 1 f rom B u rn s’ cc n ra c t runs until the . . . A v g . Y d s . C a r r y 4.4 1.5 4.2 1.9 IN TE R C E P TIO N S 14 6 15 5 j th e r e w 3 s speculation E vash evsk i, the most successful end of the ye a r but the board F U M B L E S LOST 11 7 10 10 It 1219 766 1015 new rrla ste r m ight be coach in the school’ s h isto ry, S 31 wa s announcing his di s- YARD S PASSING 1115 223 88 1 Y A R D S P E N A L I Z E D 441 259 294 338 ...P asse s Att. 158 c D i r e c u .1 r F o r e s t Burns has managed only eight issa i now ow so that the need of East Lansing ski, whc3 WOlild co m b in e r with !iis pr e s e n t job. B u f n s was fired as th e Big Ter. v ic to rie s in 31 gam es. The .H awkeyes have lost 12 straight league gam es since e a r ­ finding a new coach can p ro ­ ceed without delay. 'B u rr s was hand-picked by E va - coac h Tuitffday rig h t ly' in the 1964 cam paign. T h e ir shevski after serving as coach niv ersitj ■' s c, a r ; in c o n ­ onlv Victory this season was a of the freshm an team , assistant State Bank •thletic s at its re g u la r m eeting ;. B u r n s ~ and E vashevski 2~-~ conquest of Oregon State in the second zam e. v a rsity b a c k fie !d coach and, in 1959, backfield coach. E vash evsk i, who guided Iowa S u rp ris e C h o ic e E c k e rt Burns o v e r-a ll record during Co r ne r of A b b o t t and Gr and R i v e r lavailabl e fc r co m m en t, the five seasons is 16 -2 6 -2 . The to its football pinnacle in his 1 ", 3k1 cn, ..;esm an for Burns nine season s as head coach, has OKEMOS HASLETT BROOKFIELD P LA ZA 3 8 - y e a r- ' ach would fere ce at 10 Hawkey« s c lo se out their sched- ule her 1 Saturday in a noncon* ference ga w itr North C aro - often been mentioned as B u rn s ’ su ccesso r. His Iowa team s won 52 gam es, N a m e d P ro B a s e b a ll H e a d those mentioned in speculation ■cderal U cposi The b a r'1 also re le ase d B u rn s lina S f t e . lost 2 " and tied four for a ,651 CHICAGO (UPl)— .Viliiam D. that needs to e done, E ckert, a re tire e A ir F o rc e gen­ Eckert as approved ur.ar.l- for the job. SIX a 5 sistants. The'/ are VVnitey low: was picked to finish high winning percentage. His 1956 arid e ra l, w as named com m issioner rr.ously by re]. resen tatives of the He said he had " a few w eek s” 195b. team s won the B ig Ten P r i o , . i rch ie Kodt r s , Wa yreR o b - in the B ig Ten ra c e this fall in of b aseb all Wednesday and said to consider whether he would title and the R o se Bowl gam es, 20 m ajor league owners to suc­ Pin Ryklct, published by a S P E C I A L non-profit 'educational founda­ 5. 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N o cost or obli­ gation Address: Council on O p ­ portunities. 550 Fifth Ave .N ew E a s t L a n s in g , Mich. ( itv. „Stale. .Z ip . C o rn e r of Ann & M A C Y'ork V>, N. Y., MSU-11-15 Michigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, N ovem ber 18, 1965 5 P a r k i n g P r o b le m U p T o G t y - - C o u n d l B y V I R G I N I A M c I N T OS H by reduce parking problem s for dent influence In cam pus p olicy­ had been delayed on changing the problem for multiple dwellings, the c it \ . making. he said. ‘ 'Students a re zoning ordinance. M rs. Sharp reported. S ta te N e w s S ta ff W r i t e r One citizer thou MSU should being heard m ore now than in the Zoning regulations w ere re ­ She said she expected that the E a st Lansing should be r e ­ put an age lim ,! on student ca r p a st.” vised in 1960 and reviewed by an City Council would be working sponsible for solving city park­ ing p r o b l e m s caused by off- ow ners. A not hi ;r suggested that 1 he city has no right to fo r­ attorney in 1963, P a tria rch e told on a solution to the parking prob­ the U niversity require student bid licensed d riv e rs to use its him. At that time they w ere con­ lem s for the next two y e a rs . campus students* c a r s , accord­ registration of c a rs driven both stre e ts eith er. Cam pbell said. sidered adequate. A fter a proposal for action is ing to three panel m em bers at a on and off cam; us. M rs. Sharp told liste n e rs that " F o u r y e a rs ago nobody antic­ presented to the city council it Tuesday meeting of the East The University doesn't allow the city cannot tell a student he ipated four students in an apart­ takes 60 to 90 days before the L ansing Community Council. " I f the U niversity provides students to drive c a rs on campus Ccfn’t own a c a r. ment, each with a c a r ," M r s . proposal becomes an ordinance. except to park them in specified It can determ ine the number Sharp said. The p l a n t i n g com m ission sp aces for all student c a rs on parking lots, one citizen said . of c a rs allowed on a city lot, she Zoning has become a problem would have to study the proposal cam pus, shouldn't East Lansing A'hy can’ t E, a s t Lansing limit said , lh e problem is deciding since then. The planning com­ before zoning changes could be provide space for all student c a rs these c a rs too? *upon a reasonable c a r-p e r-lo t m ission is working on a com pre­ c o n s i d e r e d by 1 1 e c o u n c i l , off cam pus?*’ one East Lansing Panel member Ra\ Campbell ratio which is acceptable to ev­ hensive zoning plan now. The P a tria rch e said, \fter presenta­ citizen asked. pointed out that MSU has respon­ eryone. city council has also requested tion to the council, public : e a r- Panel m em bers Ja c k P a tri­ sib ilities which a r e different " I t is the responsibility of im m ediate action on the parking ings must be scheduled and held. arch e, c i t y m a n a g e r ; R a y C am pbell, city attorney, and M rs. from those of East Lansing. ] ast Lansing to expand its park­ M ary Sharp, city councilwoman, He said t h a t MSU had the ing f a c i l i t i e s , " M r s . Sharp agreed. space to accommodate the c a rs pointed out. C O L L E G E T R A V E L O F F IC E Several East Lansing r e s i­ of dorm itory students in its park­ Students bring on the parking problem , but the city must nôt ♦ A IR dents suggested that U niversity ing lots. *ra v e> b a sed forget that they.also attract bus­ o ffic ia ls should tighten control It would be hard to tighten con­ * R A IL ret - e 1 e x p c i e r on student c a r owners an d th ere- tro ls because of in creased stu- iness and people, she said. R U N A W A Y B U S r o l l e d a w a y w h i l e p a r k e d n e a r th e A u d i t o r i u m T u e s d a y e v e n i n g Changes made in zoning laws ♦ S T E A M S H IP a nd c r a s h e d i nt o t wo c a r s p a r k e d n e a r - b y . T h e b u s , that r o l l e d f r e e l y d ownhi l l on e-and-a-h alf ye ars ago a re in­ w h e n t he e m e r g e n c y b r a k e a p p a r e n t l y f a i l e d , w a s b e i n g u s e d b y t he L i t t l e A n g e l s , adequate r o w because of in­ T O U R - C R U IS E - T IC K E T S g r o u p of K o r e a n d a n c e r s . P h o to b y L a r r y F r i t z l a n cre a se d student car ownership, your tickets cost no m ore \ you gain p rofessional i t ’s w h a t ’s h a p p e n i n g relaxed off-cam pus housing reg­ a ssista n c e . Complete travel arrangem ents. Ponded ulations and expanded building of agent fo r a ll m ajor lines. student apartm ents, said Michael MSU Pro m en ad ers will meet fo re stry 't t h e University of Conlisk, city planning d irecto r. 332-8667 S tu d e n t B o a rd O K s V P s , 7-8:15 tonight in 13” Women's Michigan, who wi l l speak on A parking study now underway IM. A ll students and faculty are " O u t d o o r Recreation in 2000 is examining parking problem s Mbr, Amer. S o c ie ty of T ra^ei Ag*s. invited. A .D .” at 3 today m the Union downtown, but does not consider 130 W e s t G r a n d R i v e r - E a s t L a n s in g B allroom . residential parking problem s, he A id s S tu d e n t, M o v e s C o u ch Students are invited to attend a said. The study w ill consider under­ ground parking as one solution. mum required to hold a post in C e re b ra l P a lsy Benefit spon­ Student B oard voted Tuesday The two students approached sored by Wayne State U n iversity I he recodification proposal the to grant $25 out of its legal Smith, who advised them to a c ­ student government. O lin R e p o rt fra te rn itie s. The dance will be city council is now review ing con­ cept the $80 offered by the land­ A motion was passed to change aid fund to a student whose land­ lord and not to prosecute. the name of the cabinet’ s De­ held at 8:30 p.m . F rid ay at Wayne Admissions to Olin Health C en­ sid e rs all city regulations except lord problem s never got to court. S ta te 's A dm inistrative S e rv ic e s te r forTuesday included:Thomas the zoning ordinances, P a tri­ Owen told the board he would partment of Information S e rv ic e s Bob P fis te r, Mt. Pleasant sen­ present a com plete w rite-up of to Department of Inter-L’ n iver- Building. B air ', Bellevue senior; Marilyn arch e said. ior, claim ed financial need and the case next T uesday. sity Af f ai rs , the name that de­ Everson, Monroe junior! Suzanne The review is the final step be­ asked the board to pay fees In other action T uesday night, partment held last y e a r. Henning, L a n s i n g sophomore; fore revision is completed and owed to an E a st Lansing attor­ H erbert G. B irch of A lbert Edward Miller, Brooklyn fre sh ­ accepted. Printed, copies w ill then the B o a rj1 approved Rick M ay­ Cabinet President Tanck said neys Ken Smith, for legal advice. Einstein C o llege, New York, will m a n Mary Rose, C ro sse Pomte be made available to the public. nard, Pleasant Ridge junior, as that mai l had been getting mixed G reg Owen, Glenview , 111,, jun­ speak on "D isc u ssio n of P ersonal freshman; and Marilyn Yurak, The zoning ordinance must be new v ic f president for special up with mai l to the adm inis­ io r, and legal aid d irecto r, told R e se a rc h " at 4 p.m . today in Youngstown, Ohio, graduate stu­ review ed separately because it is p ro jects, a post vacated by John tration’ s Department o f In fo r­ the board that P fis te r and his N ewcom er, H a r p e r s F e r r y , mation S e rv ic e s, located in A g ri­ 402 L ib r a r y . The colloquium is dent. subject to study by the planning room mate had decided not to Y a ., junior. culture Hall. sponsored by the Psychology De­ Admissions for Wednesday in­ com m ission a n d scheduling of PROFESSIONAL move into a house after it was In a humorous " m o v e ," Jim partment. clude: Julia Brickman, Metuchen, public hearings, DRY CLEANERS A N D condemned by three out of four Al so approved w as Louis Ben­ Gr s h- m, m em kcr-at-ln rge and N.J., junior; Deborah G la ssn a n , "M any of our (parking) prob­ building insp ectors. der, Brooklyn, N ,Y „ senior, as Detroit junior, made a motion The Women's A uxiliary to the Flushing, N.Y., 'senior! S u s a n lem s a re zoning problem s and M SHIRT LAUNDERERS ALSO COIN OPERATED The landlord would only r e ­ new vice president fo r university K ah ler, H a s t i n g s freshman; a re not being considered at this turn half of $ 1*0 deposited by a ffa irs , a post vacated by Dor. that the yellow couch in the women’ s washroom or, the 3rd Student Chapter of the A m erican Sheila Monaghan, Grand Ledge tim e,” P a tria rch e said. * FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER and 2801 W. SAGINAW P fis te r and his room m ate, A r ­ Strange, Muskegon senior. flo o r of Student S e rv ic e s be p e r­ V eterin ary Medicine A ssn . will meet at the home ofD r.B or.m ker sophomore; Heather Ralph, Ann A listen er asked why action thur W ickersham , Evanston, 111., The two vice p resid en cies are manently moved to the m em bers- at 8 tonight, "V e te rin a ry S c h o o ls Arbor graduate student; S u s a n sen ior, said Owen. posts in the cabinet of the A s ­ a t-la rg e office. in Europe” will be discussed. J e a n T i m m . n s, Birmingham sociated Students o f MSU "T h e Student B oard can con­ ire -' •• v ; Mich el 1 race r, De- (ASM SL). trol any furniture on this wing * ¥* tro:t - r; Patricia Vaughn, S e n io r S h o t The board also approved the appointment of all but one of 15 of the building by a m ajority v o te ," Graham said. The Department of ResourCi Development w i l l h,,st Grant ane’K«• • •* : je trc it rresh - sen iors to Senior Council, an ad- I n T o le d o "W e could take a poll as to Snarpe, asso ciate p ro fe sso r oi nvn istrative body in the senior how much the couch is used in c la s s . the women’ s lounge. LIEBERMANN’S --------------------------------------------------- -L i s t e d F a i r Don Strange, Muskegon senior, Belmont Speroni, Lincoln Park sen ior, is in fa ir condition at was not approved as chairm an of the development fund committee because his a ll-u n iv e rsity grade- NEW... fromSCANDINAVIA M ercy Hospital, Toledo, Ohio, following a shooting e a rly Sunday morning in a Toledo bar. point was below 2.0, the m ini­ exciting things for your Speroni, 23, an art m ajo r, was shot by an unidentified assailan t in the Senic b ar. Christmas list Toledo police say two different la w y e rs have called saying they w ere willing to rep resent the assa ila n t and that they would bring him in to make a state­ ment, but so fa r nobody has shown up. "W e don’t know what caused the shooting,” said the police, "an d we won't know until we find out who did it.” A hospital spokesman said Spe­ roni is expected to make a full re co v ery . \\U lj* l i b Recreation Future C x ' X v M* y Prof’s Talk Topic - — -h . 2. O u t d o o r recreatio n in 2000 A.D. w ill be d iscu ssed by Grant Sharpe, p ro fe sso r of fo re s try at the U niversity of M ichigan, at 3 p .m . Thursday in the Union ' , B allroom . The sam e program w as re ­ cently presented to th f Society' of A m erican F o re ste rs . Technological innovations, so­ c ia l and transportation changes w ill be d iscussed . Slid es w ill be Included in the p rogram . T h e lu s t y lif e i s b a c k Y es, A n d it s t a r t s a t s e c r e t a r ie s do becom e th e S ig n o f th e P u b e x e c u t iv e s You’ ll find so many things that a re d if'eren t— including our own special im ports— in our unique collection of gifts from many lands. U n c o r k a fla s k o f P u b C o lo g n e . I f y o u h e a r t a n k a r d s c l a s h 1. Enamel Salad bowl with .stylized a n d s o n g s t u r n b a w d y , if th e t o r c h e s fla r e a n d th e i n n k e e p e r Many of them do . . . and it’s a matter of record that becoming mushroom design. $8.50. Nylon lo c k s u p h is d a u g h t e r fo r th e n i g h t ... a secretary is the best way to s e r v e rs $6.00 get started in any field. it’s b e c a u se y o u ’v e b e en in to th e P u b 15821121 2. Cryst al " e g g ” vase by K^sta Secretaries are needed Keeps a flow er fresh . $13 ,5 0 everywhere - the^better the job,. , the more skills and education v'* X ^'PorcupiVfC’*- p#n ,»*lder . 4-»wrk. v ,/ a n d u n l o o s e d t h e l y s t y life . $2.95 are required. 4, 8 5. C a st pew ter jew elry from Gibbs Special Course for College Sweden. Pendant $5.95; L a r g e Women lasts 8 V2 months and includes complete technical train brooch, $7.95. ing and essential business subjects. Free lifetime placement service. m You, an executive? •y It could happen. Write College Dean for GIBBS GIRLS “ AT W ORK. K A T H A R IN E GIB B S SECRETARIAL EA S T LANSING -209 E . Grand Rivar 21 Marlboroufh StlOSTON, MASS. 02110 DOWNTOWN .107 S. Washington A va. 200 Park Ave.. NEW YORK. N. Y. 10017 P u b cologne, a fte r-sh a v e , a n d cologne sp ray. $ 3 .7 5 to $ 10 .0 0 . C reated fo r m en b y R e vlo n 33 Plymouth St.. MONYCLAIR. N. J. 07042 77 S Angel I St.. PROVIDENCE R. 1.02000 F o r Rent F o r S a le F o r S a le S e r v ic e A u t o m o tiv e A u t o m o tiv e E m p lo y m e n t w TREHAlR ED FOX t e r r i e r s , " ^ TUTORING IN G erm ar.C all atter COR VA 1R MONZA 1^'2, 4-speed, A VAI LAB L E D E C E M B E R 15 . FOR WEDDING a n d p ra ctica l VOI KSVVAGLN 1 5 0 2 , 1 - HOUSEWORK M O N D A Y , Wed­ witha Good shspe. T a k e iver $40 nesday, F rid a y , May bring one Sublease for 6 months. Upper shower g ifts, see A CE HARD- weeks old. AKC re g iste re d , 3 fem ales, 2 m ales. Phone 882- 6 p.m . IV 4-3046. CHILDREN DAY c a re . F ive days 3 5 -3 f i l i lo month payments. Good shape. level h o u s e , East Lansing. W’h ere'S s e l e c t i o n s , 1201 E. s wcost Call after 6 p.m. 3-8-3 ti • . IV 334 -2*2 '»h-*ne 3%3 pre^choi ■1e r. ED 2-MOO. 3" WOMEN WANTED to work ir T h ree b e d r o o m furnished, all u tilities paid. 3 5 1 - s , com pletely Grand R iv e r, a c ro ss from Un­ ion. Phone ED 2 -3 2 12 . C 9689. B LA C K AND tan puppy, 36 -3 weeks a week from 8 -5 , age 2 -6 p re fe rre d . 1964 Yum T r a i l, > 1WANT AD CORYE PI E COUPE 1963, 340 VÏÏLKSVÔ N 1 2 - d o r, National A dvertising program . 4405. 37 -3 DRUMMF RS F XCLUSIVE — Wil- old. C a ll 337-0 537 . 38 -3 337-9449. 36 -3 hp, Excellert in a ’.- •espects. ced to ? e i1. Full and p art-tim e p ositions. Best offer over 52 +. 0. Phone R L) WHITING PEN D A BLE Appìv 485-6669. EAST S I DE 1 X T neap. m cox M usic scoops the m arket. L o s t & Found DtAf>ER S e r v i c e . T h ree types • AUTOMOTIVE 351-5424. 37-3 >LD CARS, 2' East M lchi- d T L IV L R Y p'OYS. Make floor ta ra g e and water See the new’est Trixon drum set of diapers to choose from . Bulk -* nute- paid. $ 15 0 furnishe 5 1 2 5 un- with the egg-shaped bass drum REWARD FOR return in good wash f o r c lean er, w hiter dia­ • EMPLOYMENT DODGE l^eO 4.- d Avti .it-, PI |\ 9-6639. C h ristm a s money mow. A v e r­ furnished. No pets chlldren, condition N epalese B ronze Lion p e rs. F lu ff dried and folded. Use • FOR RENT matte. Radio, p wer stb-ering, 3*-3 age $2.50 a: hour and up, de­ and twin drum ped als. A gleam ­ taken N o v e m b e r 8. Contact • FOR SALE and brakes. ’A hitow- ■«. Ex- •OLKSWAG! fTT '-unroot livering p izzas to the campus. Cal l IV 9 - 10 17 . 44- 1 0 ing TT-.rome and s ilv e r sparkle Anderson 3 3 7 - 16 2 1. 38 -5 your own or rent o u rs. Contain­ a ! itev-alIs. e r s furnished. No deposit. 25 • LO ST & FOUND cellènt C"’ diti' n. N -•. Must an, Get that green stuff so you car. I i t R E E MEN needed to tak eo ver set; Z iljia n cym bols, a gorgeous • PERSONAL sell. Will sell t be low mlleag to the Rose B ow l. VARSITY luxury apartm ent, s o r t.n g win­ set as featured by a leading WA L L E T LO ST, Valuable p apers —v is a . REW ARD’ B lack leather. y e a rs experience. BY'-LO DIA­ P E R SER V IC E , 1010 E . M ich­ ter term . 550 p er man, 1 5 1 - rock and roll group, the Yen? • PEANUTS PERSONAL 35 3-0044, DRIVE EN. ED 2 - 6 5 1* . 39-5 V icinity Abbutt H all, L ib r a r y , FALCON i960. Very c : *—•'.• s _ 5646. 3 7 -3 tu re s. See it now at WILCOX igan. IV 2 -0 4 2 1. C • REAL ESTATE T ïïTk s w \o" PARKING LOT attendant wanted. WAN+ED. " no questions, ED 2-8765. 36 -3 A C C I D E N T PRO BLEM I1 C a I"! • SERVICE Ml "•tie* sidewalls. ! on- ‘ NTED, ONE m ar” to " share rr MUSIC D E PA Hours 1:3 0 - " p.m ., 6 days per apartment with tw th e rs . 555 200 guitars in stock. E le c tric s , LO ST: PRESCRIPTIO N black rim KALAM AZOO S T R E E T BODY R T M E N T . Over • TRANSPORTATION Good body and 'Ever! 100, ' 1 2. week, except Wednesday 3 - 1 0 monthly. Cal l Fidelity Realty, sla b s, flat-top , c la s s ic ; jazz g la s s e s , D r. Martin on c a se . SHOP. Sm all dents to large • WANTED gire. TU 2-2408. , S I .40 per hi iur. Contact 3 3 2 -5 0 4 1. 3 7 -3 m odels and beginner’ s instru­ V icinity of chapel. R e w a r ’ . Ca l l w reck s. A m erican and foreign voi KsWÄ FORD 1963 1, 2 F ale Mr Chadw ell, ED 7 - 17 3 1. 3 * -3 m ents, starting at 516.95; used 355-8948. 36 -3 c a r s . Guaranteed w o r k . 489- lb.e 260, V - S 4-sp-. f :. Many MALE ROOMMATE w a n teX im - D E A D L IN E ME \ I C U T T E R, experience?. acco rd io n s, band instrum ents, m irt c r. d n, VLill get y u t Full or p art-tim e. Apply Spar­ m ediately. C ed ar V illage A p a rt­ new and used best selection of LOST: SIL SILV V E R Charm b ra c e - 7507. 1411 E . Kalam azoo. C 2 p.m ono c l a s s day b e­ TU 2-24C ta:’ Shop Rite, Spartan Shopping m ents, phone 3 5 1- 4 3 6 1. 3 ” -3 instrum ents in L ansing. E a sie st let ; vicinity of Y akely. R e - DIAPER SER Y IC E -H osp ital pure fore publ ic a tio n . ware Ca l l 355-0428. 3 6 -3 Ÿol ' T L"t Center. 39-5 N EED ED , TWO g i r l s , winter te rm s, lay-avvays, tra d e -in s. FOUND: M A N S su itcaseT C ed ar d iap ers. We’ r e the m ost mod­ ern and the only personalized C a n c e l l a t i o n s - 1 2 noon one FORD 1961, c . r. v e r t : b 1e. 390 SER V ICE T R A IN E E : Servom a- term . L e a s t expensive sity T e r a ce. Call B arb , 351 — Univer­ Com e in and see Ja c k Sova, V illage A partm ents, Saturday, diaper s e r v ic e in tewn P a ils c l a s s day before publ i cat i on automatic, p o w e r tion o ffers a fine future to those 4476. 39-5 guitar p l a y e r and m usician Novem ber 13 . C a ll B ill 33 2 - furnished. No deposit. 2 pounds d heater. around Lansing fo r many y e a r s . PHONE .Excellent conditi r.. 51-4160. NSING, T i y who qualify,' start at $90 per N EED ONE g irl to sublease Cedar week with re g u la r in c re a se s to Ja c k w ill help you select the 8126 . 3 "-3 of baby clothes at no extra cost. v.c e . 2200 V illage apartm ents fo r winter LO ST: SILV ER ring with blue T ry our new Dlaperene P ro c e s s . 355-8255 FORD i 962 convertiEl* Ced >r. vèr 5120 within two y e a r s , Me- term only. C all 3 5 1-4 2 9 5 . 37-3 instrum ent best suited to your stone, in Anthony H all. Senti­ AM ERICAN DIAPER S ER V IC E , chanical ’ ptitude helpful. High p le a su re . Rem em ber, se e Ja c k mental value. Rew ard. C all 35 3- 914 E . G ie r St. IV 2-0864. C RATES brakes. Motor exceib. Phone Auto S e r v i c e & P o rts School education p re fe rre d . Ap­ WANTED ONE g i r l to share at WILCOX’ S for a m u sical deal 2089. 38 -3 IRONINGS WANTED in my home. 1 D A f . . . . ........S I . 50 IV 5-6107.- 36-3 N \TTERIE : h a n g e ply at 431 N. Grand Avenue from spring te rm s. One block from M apartm ent for three. W lnterand that w ill p lease you. 509 E . LO ST: SILV ER watch in gym in Phone 372-6488. 1 0 1 1 1 , 2 S, 3 D A Y S ........... ¿ 3 .0 0 FORD 1963 Falcian e a omatic. ■ sealed 8-11 am.: 12 :30 -5 pm ., or call cam pus. P re fe r you have your ichigan. P h o n e IV 5-4391. Je n s o n Field House. Rew ard. Washington, re a r house. $ 3 b a s - Hours daily, 8 am . to 5:30. 5 D A Y S ........... ¿ 5 .0 0 Tinted glass, radio ar d heater, ■ s, large 3*2 -15 50 for appointment. 38-3 own bed. S50. C all a fter 6 p.m ., C all 355-7158 . 38 -3 k e t.______________________ 37 -5 All new t i r e s , rr.u file r and : AUTO M A L E , ONE night p er week worx- 332-2070. 37-3 Our winter supply of hats and LO ST: BLA CK 8 WHITE spotted b a sed on 1 5 w ords per ad) si:ocks. Mint condilo n. 2",000 PARTS . St., IV i: g with J r . high boys in ? YMCA N EED ED ! THIRD mar. to sub- caps has ju st a rriv e d ’ Genuine cat in Spartan V illage. 55 r e ­ Typing Service Over 15, 10« per word, per doy. m iles. Will sacrifice for 51200 5-192’ C Sponsored club in L ansing. F o r le ase apartment in Burcham navy watch caps - 51.0 0 . G reat w ard. C all IV 5 - 3 2 1 1 , ext. 328 JO B RESU M ES. 100 cop ies, 54.SO. Th e r e wil l be a 50c service ■ or best offer. Call 385-9596 GENERAT )RS \ND S FARTERS, te: t call 355-9786. 38-3 Woods for w inter, spring, sum­ v a riety of other types, priced afternoons. 3 7 -3 ALDINGER D IRECT M AIL Ad­ for appointment show mg. 39-5 Rebuilt 6 CHOOSE YOUR OWN HOURS. A m er te rm s. 332-8582. 44 -10 for your convenience at the ve rtisin g , 533 N. C lip p ert. IV FC’RD C O N V E R T l h LE i960, Exchange price, 5*.90. Mechan­ few hours a day can mean e x ­ GIRL TO sublease w inter and a nd b o ok keep in g ch arge it 77. |j p . x . S T O R E ■ F R A N D O R P e rso n a l 5-2 2 13. C ' t h i s ad is not pai d within oower s t e e r i n g , ?: cellent earnings for you as a REN T YOUR T V from N E JA C . ANN BROWN S; GORDON, typist on e w e ek . _________ hp, V-S, YBC AUTO trained AVON rep resen tative. spring. ■ C ed ar V illage a p a rt- cpFERLO EMERSON w i t h Y \1 Zenith and GE p ortables fo r and m ultilith offset printing. Best o f er over $300. 355-095*. ART: 61 : it., IV F o r appointment i: your home, m ents. C all M ary Jo , 3 5 1-4 2 14 changer, and expandable speak - only $9 p er month. F r e e s e r v ­ (Black and white and color). T he Str.te News does not c write Mrs Alona Huck ins, 5664 a fte r 6 flfcm.. 37 -3 e r s . Need re lia b le p arty to a s­ ice and d elive ry. C all N E JA C IBM , G eneral typing, term pa­ perm it racial or religiou s FORD GALAXI E '9Ö0, 2- HARDTOP TR- School St., H aslett, Michigan, TO P P E R A PA R T M EN T , quiet", sume paym ents of 56.20 p er T V R E N T A L S, 482-0624, C p e r s, th eses, d issertatio n s. ED discrim ination is its ad­ ‘0. f ■5-5643 or call ever.ings, FE 9-8483.C36 for studying. Sublease- 555 per month. C a ll 4 8 2 -16 4 1. 3~ -3 THE "KN IGH TS OF HARMONY1’ . 2-6384. C vertisin g columns. The ¡30 35-5 LINCOLN L IF E , hiring students month. Located n e a r G ables. O L Y M P I A PRECISION tyi e- Dance m usic to suit, from Rock PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Typist State News wi.l not accept 855-8420 between 9 w rite r, pi r t s b l e s, standards, to Society. C asual to form al. IBM S ele c tric i; E x e c u t i v e . and graduates 21 and over. Fu ll, advertisir.e from persons MC MIDGET a. C lip p e r!, back p art-tim e. In terview , 332-3025, e le c tric s , L .E , LIGHTHARD & 355-74 16 . 35 M ultilith O ffset.,Printing. P ro ­ d iscrim inating agair.st re - K0: C 37 a c ro ss from Abbot H all. C 36-1 TWO BEDROOM furnished apar CO. 310 N. Grand A ve. IV 2 - ANYONE IN TER ESTED in a T u p - fessio n al T h eses Typing. N e a r m ert. One block from campo 5750 ' r be- COMPLETE SIX LAD IES for •elephone so lic it- Utilities fi 12 19 . -09*2 ANTIQU ES: E A R LY A m erican D avis, 337-0246. 44 p erw are p arty, p lease call Jean cam pus. 3 3 7 -15 2 7 . C dition, 351- $932. A UT O G L A S S S E R V I C E ing, S I .50 pe; hour. Cal l 484- after 5 pm. 40-5 c u rio s itie s, V i c t o r i a n mon­ F R E E ! ’ A t h r i l l i n g hour of No job too la rg e or too sm all. 36 -5 B A RB I M E L , P ro fe ssio n a l typist. MGA Í5T57- ; free pickup and delivery 6504 betwee: 10 -4 everyd ay. TWO G IRLS T o sublet. $31.25 , rad: -, heater, To 40-5 s tr o s itie s, anc interesting junk. All beauty. F o r appointment call B lock off campus. 3 3 2 -3 2 5 5 . C Automotive Must sell. 5495. IV C O R E Y G L A S S , IN C. p er month, plus u tilities. 4 1 ” c le a r ly and sensibly p rice d . 48 4-4519 . M E R L E NORMAN WILL DO TY PIN G . E le c tric type- 2504 East Michigan Avenue P A R T Y STORE c le rk . P r e f e r N. F ra n c is St. C a ll 372-6351. Lots of S i.0 0 and under stuff. ‘ Lr ROMEO m arried . Hours fle x ib le . Apply 38-3 up for unique C h ristm as M ichigan. CO SM ETICS STUDIO. 1600 East w rite r. Experienced. 2886 E . i 0'S Red R. Rad.o , P :- OFF ON won oer: trip t _ -*.c — Phone IV 5-726 1 U N CLE FUD’ S P A R T Y STO RE. Stock C37 Jo lly Road, 10 minutes from .Orient V e. So SNOW T IR E S 2, rm F Call 332-5689. 38-3 WANTED TWO me: to sublease giving. 1*7 2 Okemos Road, 6 ANYONE WHO witnessed the ac- cam pus. 337-76 07. C sell 19: Cadill a C all 151- con W heels, P e r apartment winter term . T h ree m iles south of Nit. Hope. 9 a.m . 36 t 5 bedroom s, $45, Cal l 484- 858 cident at the East Lansing, H ar­ CAROL W INELY, Sm lth-Corona ÏÏXTT52 b c y li d er, auto- teed. Both $19 .50 Me F o r Rent after 5 p.m . 38-3 to 6 D.m., 676-5308. 3 7 -3 rison R d .- Grand Trunk R a il­ E le c t r ic . T h e se s, d issertatio n s, nsmission 4 -c o o r. OLDSM OBILE I960 '5 5 ' 4 - door. 353-2040 caws. 39-5 B IC Y C L E R E N T A L S, sto rage, HAPPY BIRTH DAY c a k e , 9 in­ road C ro ssin g at 1:50 am ,,N o v­ general typing, term p ap ers. ONE G IR L t. 'su blease luxury ch es, delivered S3.&T. S p ecials: Radio, el lent com ion..Must E xcellent condition. New t ir e s . sa le s and s e r v ic e s . E A S T L A N - em ber ” , 1965 is requested to Spartan V illage, 355-2804. C37 5950 or best 5600. 3550 Bergm an, Lan sing. S c o o t e r s & C y c l e s SING C Y C L E , 1215 E . Grand apartment ne~-r cam pus, winter* ‘ W ednesday-Thursdays A p p l e t e r m . R easonable, C a ll -351— fritte rs-6 /34 tf. K U A S T B A K ­ ca ll Detroit, TU 5-8155 and r e ­ A L L T Y P E S of typing done, by 39-5 1965 TRIUMPH 500 re; E x c el- '3 2 . 393-0042. ” 36-3 lent condition. Must sell , 351- R iv e r . C all 332 - 8803. C 4*89. 45-10 E R IE S B roo kfield P laza; East v e rs e c h arg e s. P8-3 experienced t y p i s t . E le c tric P tC iA L ¡962 V -5, 2- OLDSMOBILE 1$65 4-door Holi- typew riter, clo se to cam pus. TCK utomatic. C lean. Cali day Delta '8 8 '. Good condition. 5160. 37-3 R E M A DISHWASHER, $5 per L an sin g; F ran d o r: 303 E , Wash­ P e a n u ts P e rs o n a l 3 3 2 -10 7 5 . 37-3 month. Saves you the tim e and Houses Many a c c e s s o rie s , low m ileage. 1964 A.I.I Si''-!': MT PED. " XÖ ington, IV 4 - 1 3 1 * . C3 6 37 -3 drudgery of old fashioned hand SN A RF: WATCH out for low- ■vert: S 2,“ 50. IV 9-9583. 36-3 lition, Ex* washing. F o r instant installation N EED MEN to fill house now K A ST LE SKIIS, 2 l0 cm, wBod flying pins. The bubble might TY’ PING IN my home. I.B .M . cellent r u n n e r . 51 5. AL E D- and fo r rest of the academ ic E le c tric , carbon ribbon, pica, of s p a c e -s a v in g G .E . P o rta - slalo m s with m arker bindings. burst if extrem e caution is not OLDSMOBILE 19 5* 2-d' . :r7 m “ - top. Fully equipped. New paint WARD' SPORTS CARCENTER, m aid, call State Management, y e a r . All of the com forts of Call Ed<À5,N L 9 6 5 , BaiwviA up and go. Apply ar Ej^is Sunoco and v a c u u rrrtle a n e r. 337 10.65. ' -"'-’S 8 -5 YÀ Va * ■“ Ya V /¿ 40 ’ C O R lA l# JT • M ft- blue,'‘vinyl ín te ió r / 5,000 'm iles, S ervice . C ed ar and A u reliu s, ''p a id ; $150 furnished, $125 un­ after 6 p.m . 36 -3 36 37 3 8 3 9 3 5. Ash 36. Intimidate 4-sp eed . B u c k e t sea ts. R e­ driven in Europe. B e s t offer Holt. 36 -3 furnished. No pets o r children. SEWING MACHINE 1965 , zig- i 37. Bitter herb built c a rb s. C all 355-5668. 3 7 -3 over $ 14 5 0 . .351-4 59 2 . 3 i - 3 B A B Y SIT T E R WANTED im m edi­ C all IV 9-1017. 44-10 Anim al s 41 42 43 44 38. Likewise zag. One dial for all automatic SIAM ESE SEALPO IN T Kittens, CO RVAlR" 1962 Monza, 2 -d o o r. VOLKSWAGEN 1964, g ray , radio, ately by school teacher, full ONE G IR L to share fo u r-glrl operation. W ill sa c rific e equity. % 39. Epoch Excellent condition. WTiite with 8 weeks old. House broken. $15. 45 44 40. H alf score whitew alls. E xcellen t condition. tim e, 5 d ays week. C a ll after apartment. C lo se to campus with $5.0 3 p er month or $4 2.46 cash . 6 27-2571. 40-5 % 7 /. red in te rio r. 4-speed . T a ch o ­ three te ach ers, 332-6812, 38 -3 43. Proceed 484-9842. 36-1 5. 3 3 2 -0 12 2 . 37 -3 4 8 2 -16 4 1. . 3 7 -3 m eter. 3 5 5 - 8 8 2 2 . ______ 36 -3 M ichigan State N ew s, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday. N ovem ber 18, 1965 7 Panty Raid F O R 'O R D IN A R Y P E O P LE ’ Power Plant (c o n tin u e d f r o m p a g e I) ( c o n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e 1) "About 15 minutes later police stacks had reflected o ff the chem­ Grand R iv er Avenue and Kalam a­ a rriv e d ,” a. P h i l l i p s resident is try building windows and made zoo Street w ere not functioning. " I don't think any number of it look like there was a fire Policem en with fla r e s w ere at said. "T h e men. were beatir.g on V i e t N a m P r o t e s t T r i p S e t police could have stopped them .” e very corner directing the tra f­ the doors when police ca m e .” inside. After about 20 minutes police T h ere w ere numerous "panty fic flow. At P h illip s the g ir ls were asked c ? r ^ a n d fi re engines gathered A student wife is organizing a and Je an I. Haugen, East L a n ­ tween S10, M rs. Phipps ing sponsored by a number ol r a id s " reported from McDonel T h ere w ere no m ajor prob­ to follow standard procedure for outAhe the dorm . From th attim e bus trip to Washington, D .C .. for sing g r a d u a t e student, have said. groups, including Students lor a Hall to the Mason-Abbot com­ lem s. dem onstrations. The g ir ls were on, the crowd began, to disband on form ed the E ast Lansing Com ­ Dem ocratic Society, C o n gress p lex, but police say that there The capitol building in down­ asked to close their blinds, and a m a s s r a l l y of "o rd in a ry its own. people” against the war in Viet mittee f o r Washington P e a c e P erso n s may sign up at a booth for R a cia l Equality (C O R E )an d w as no real damage done by the town Lansing stood out c le a rly resident a d v ise rs were told to " E v e r y o n e panicked in the be- guard the sta irw a y s. Nam. M arch, which is in charge of the in the Union, , r may call M rs. SANE, a group opposing present la rg e crowds. in the distance as many of t h e ' ginning,” t h e coed said. ‘ ‘ But T h ere was, however, advanced The MSL group will join 20,000 trip . Phipps at 3 5 5 - “ 94S for further nuclear arm am ent p o licies. P o lice c a r s w ere sent to each lights a l o n g Michigan Avenue when the f i re engines cam e, it w arring to P h illip s that som e type persons expected to attend four Between 10 and 15 p erso n s, information. The bus w illbeback Workshops a r e designed to group and quietly d ispersed the were either rot working or dim­ seemed the guys w ere m ore in­ of dem onstration was planned, days of m eetings, workshops and ranging from twv Canadian stu­ by 8 a.m . the following Monday. offer alternatives to present pol­ cheering men. med. terested in that th n the p an tie s." since the main entrance door was a march in front of the White dents to local high school stu­ The Washington ra lly is be­ icie s. By midnight all of the campus It w as difficult to tell which The men of the northeast com ­ locked at 9 p.m . and coeds had House during Thanksgiving week­ dents, have already signed up for was reported receiving e le c tric - lights w ere out because of the plex w ere the nr. st determined. to ring a bell to be admitted end, said M rs . Ronald Phipps, the trip , M rs. Phipps said. ity. blackout or because of the time. About 300 m e from Abbott and to the dorm . whose husband is a National S c i­ " T h is is not sponsored by any The blackout did not affect all I ra ffic flow w as light, yet Snyder gathered . ut-.de Masur, and P h illip s, shout.ng and claw ­ "T h e un iversity is not con­ cerned with killing any sp irit,” L ow ell Ka: er , assistan t director ence Foundation fellow m philos­ ophy. The trip is for person s who of the student protest organiza­ tio n s ," she said. " I t is for ord i­ nary people who nbject to both Wilson Hall of the Lansing a re a . Only scat­ many people appeared to be d riv­ tered sections a c ro ss the city ing around to see the extent of w ere darkened by ti e power fa il­ the power failu re. ing at windows. ( c o n t i n u e d f r o m p o g e 1) said that he " w a s im pressed by ■y. resid en ce hall p rog ram s, said. oppose government policy, but political p arties taking the same the fact that a number of students ure. B y midnight most of Lansing ■hort-lived attempted p antyraid . T r a n s p o r t a t io n "W e are concerned that 'arge h esit-te to identify them selves view on the Viet Nam s.tu ation ." came down to his office requ est­ Most of the streetlights along had seen the light. •with .rgam /ed g r o u p s , M rs. In West McDonel Graduate Ad­ RID ER? N EED ED . Going to Dur­ crowds do not get out of hand.” T h ere are still 20 to 25 seats ing candles to study w ith ." Can­ v iso r Steven M cClellan worried ham, N .C. area lor'T hanksgiv- The men of the B rody complex Ph pps said. on the 38 -p assen ger bus which dles from the dining hall were mainly about the possibility of ing. Leaving Tuesd -y. C a ll E a t­ on R apids, 243-3096, ROSE BOWL t uns by V a r- 36 are the most frustrated men on campus. A s th e B rody men grabbed "M any people are against the war in Viet Nam, but feel that most of the groups are beatnik,” will leave E a st Lansing at Pp.m . on Nov. 2 ” . The round-trip fare is $10, ar,d students will stay theft and fire s . An attempt was made to keep all but McDonel residents out of the dorm and distributed. r Shoup said that there was no Student Death Probe sing Police Chief C h arles F . Pegg she explained. "W e have no way other disturbance in the dorm ( c o n t i n u e d f r o m p a g e I) sity T ra v e l f om $179. C untact their coats and ran down st ir s over night at the home, of Lynn said. resident a ssista n ts s t a y e d on except for the expected e x ce ss He is requesting that the op­ to start their raid the lights went tc e x p re ss o u rse lv e s.' M cPherson, Washington, D .C ., Bob, 355-8 812; M arsh all, 3 3 ” - their flo o rs to prevent looting. noise and students gathering in Pegg added that during the in­ on. B ro d y’ s power was off for M rs. Phipps said this is the erato r call him collect ir. De­ 9929; R o ger, 351-4643. 3 s -3 junior. "Students w ere Warned of the vestigation, the p assen ger train only about 15 m .nutes. first time she has taken part in the lobby. troit at T L 5 -8 15 5 , WANTED: RIDE South Bend, The rem ainder of the cost is possible danger in lighting to r­ that hit M illick was backed onto Although there were no a r ­ any protest m ovem ents, but de­ In E ast Lansing some busi­ "T h e housemother w rote the Indiana, Tuesda; November 23 being paid for through contribu­ ches, and reacted very w e ll," women's name down, but sh e's a siding and two other trains re sts, police sailA rhr se cac J i t in cided tc organize a chartered nesses cr.ppled by the e lectricity after 1:3 0 , Pier it can Karen, tions from about 1,000 students said M cClellan, w ere allowed to p ass the c r o s s ­ a parity r a i d could have beer bus trip after seeing Information blackout closed for the night. At m isplaced the slip of p a p e r," 3 3 2 -9 12 '. 37-2 and faculty m em bers to whom the While studying stopped on most M illick said. ing. charged with d iso rd e rly conduct sent to Thoma s H. G re e r, c h a ir­ The C o ral G ables candles were P eace Com m ittee sent le tters. of the campus C h a rle s A.Shoup, The report of the telephone "B o th tim e s ." he said, "th e ROSE FOUL. ear Decem ber n , and fined $10 0 and sentenced to man of hum anities. brought o u t and business con­ Most persons ’ contributed be- head advisor in East Shaw Hall, operator coincides with charges lights and guard ra ils functioned M exico C ity, tapulco, R ose 90 days in Ja il. G re e r, M r. and M rs. Phipps tinued as usual. M anager Ja c k made by a Spartan V illage r e s i­ p ro p e rlv .’ ' Bowl, L a s Ve Return for G eier noticed a slight slack in C la sse s, Phone 12-3761, 37-3 dent that the rail cro ssin g lights business but blamed it on .his w ere not working the day of the R I D E R S , N .Y, and r e t u r n , outside d isplay lights being out. accident. cation. C alJB ob He said that people remained "s t a T T Thanksgiving collect, after 743-3604. p.m . Corunna, 39-5 M o p p e ts D a n c e F o r F re e d o m calm and seemed to enjoy it. The resident, who p assed the cro ssin g that afternoon, said the gates cam e down, but the warn­ W a n te d By FAYE UNGER v e r 200 co s- dominati n and to maintain a havec than st adult troupes At Dagwood’ s B a r bartender Ray Radigan decided to close up ing lights did not work. DISCOUNT Cosmetics strong oreign policy against lr,c k sa P o lice investigating the M illick ANYONE WHO observed j mov- State N e w s S taff W r i t e r tumes that : valued at over im m ediately, feeling that a place Communist aggression w here- The L ttle Angel s are Korean a c c i d e n t said the lights w ere mg train at E st Lansing, H ar- The L ittle A ngels are inter- $10,000. The ldren wear a dif- that s e rv e s alcohol was n"t safe & Vitamins in each of the 15 e ver it o c c u r s ," patrioti: :,sm and Korean good inan- working. rison Rd. G r? d Trunk R ailrc ad cultural public relations in a fe re ” t costur in the dark. " T h e o f f i c e r s reported the numbers. T h ree of the L ittle Angels lead ners in in red and blue and gold C rossing at ipproxim ately 11 pretty, entertaining package. lights w ere flashing and the guard pm., N v. 6, 965 is reauested T w elve of the children r e ­ the troupe in p ra y er before each lor leeved ro bes. They tw irl E ast Lansing Police claim ed 619 E. Grand River "W e are telling the United r a ils w ere down when they a r ­ t, Michigan, TL ceived the highest dancing awards perform ance. hat stre. n e r: twice as long as no bigger problem than a crowded to Call Detr States that K orea is a staunch rived at the scen e,” East Lan- About half of the children b e­ they are n a :arm thanks- 5-8155 c- llect. 38-3 a lly ,” said L t. C ol. Bo Hi Pak, in ch ild ren 's catego ries in na­ switchboard. tional contests. long to the Unification C h ristian giving dance. THREE FOOTBALL tickets to a re tire d arm y o fficer who na r ­ D a i ly q a.m . - 6 p.m . The L ittle Angels travel 250to Church, a rapidly-grow ing group Thev s-wirl T i white layered, B E S T IN F O R E I G N F I L M S Notre Dame game,. Name own ra tes for the troupe. "W e work in Korea that takes an a g g re s­ sheer gowns, holding two yellow Wed. 9 a.m . - 9 p.m . 3 ” -2 for the freedom of . the w o rld ." 400 m iles a day and give six p ric e . Ph'. ne 355 806. sive stand against c< m nunism , ■fans like butterfly wings. T h e ir BLOOD DONORS needed. So for Few can object to the L i t t l e shows a week. T O N I G H T f r om 7 : 0 0 P . M. ■ I COUPON A ll this investment of time, David Iric k , public relations di­ technique is p re c ise . The L ittle RH p ositive; 8" for RH nega­ tive. DETROIT BLOOD SE R V ­ The 26 g ir ls in the troupe, al IC E , IN C., 1427 E . Michigan between seven and 14 y e a r s old, talent and m aney is directed to re cto r, said. Angels dance .fo r freedom . They The children are better be- fieht ion freedom charm ingly. W « flK - A B I4 D 2nd WEEK! Cigarettes Avenue, H o u r s 9-4 Monday, were selected- sp e cifica lly for a " “ T O D A Y & F R I ------------- p e r c a r t on e x c e p t Tuesday, Wednesday, F rid a y . world tour under the Korean 12 -7 Thursday. 4S9-” 5S7. C42 Cultural and Freedom Founda­ tion, MICHIGAN R E T U R N from t he A S H E S ” F eatu re Tim es Pa ll Mall f il t e r s WANTED 1 - 4 Nc-tre Dame "garni f H E A T R l A Journey Into The Diabolical1 7:40 Lim it 1 The c h i l d r e n underwent a » MI >M9 Needed urgently. Ca! Today at 1 00 3 05 5 10 7: 15 9 25 9:50 th ree -y e a r training program un- 62 Void Nov. 22 ’ STARTS’ 61 T v e r NOTRE needed before F rid a y TOMORROW S U P E R B A R G A IN D A Y A L L DAY P R E V L E c f 2 FEA T U R E S Î I îI / ^ Y K ca ll Rick, 3 3 7 -9 15 2 . And a woman namec tiye sous andh o w m FLO O RS i'O.be cleaned. S pecial- Id g e t it izir.c in ca fé s, tavern s, sto re s. Contact M E IL L E R SER V IC ES. IT DARES TO PROBE . / BEST PlCTURe C all 485-4150. C . \. 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