R u s s i a n F a r m e r s L i v e I n 1 9 t h C e n t u r y W o r l d B r i l l is one o the Justin M o r r i l l College stu­ there is not enough good arable land. And often even the Is.— severe lack of capital put into the state into the cities. The room is not available to accommodate dents who went to Russia f o r study this s u m m e r. that is available for farm use has an extremely short grow­ and collective farm s, and the re su lts are all the people. And in a land of guaranteed employment, there T h is is the fourth of his s erie s of five s to rie s . ing system . in painful evidence. would not be enough work to absorb the ru ral population. It is shocking at first to hear that Kiev, in southern Forty-five million w orkers, 75 per T he question being asked now is, "Has the revolution, By ED B R IL L Ukraine, is on the same latitude as Winnipeg, Canada. The cent of them women, work the soil and 49 y ears ago, affected the peasant yet?" He still works the State News Staff W r i t e r vast lands of Siberia and Asiatic Russia are just not able to harvest the crops by the methods of their same fields, ekesouthisow n daily bread, and goes to market support crops, even if the clim ate were favorable. ancestors. Many workers a re unskilled to with his few extra chickens in the same straw basket. His T raveling through the heart and belly of the Soviet Union But perhaps even more of a problem is modernization. use machinery, even if it w ere available. superstitions and conservative religious beliefs, in a land of on the tra in from Leningrad to Kiev, some of the immense While there is no disputing the great leap forward in the in­ And often when it is available, the farm legal atheism , abound just as strong as ever. He could be agricultural problem s of this nation become for the first time directors choose not to automate. put back one, two, even three centuries and not feel out of understandable. dustrialization of Soviet cities, there is doubt whether the To mechanize all the farm s would mean place. In a country of240 million people, 40 per cent of the Soviet farm s have improved. Indeed, it has been the peasants who disaster for the Soviet Union. T here is working population is employed in agriculture.T he majority simply no place to put the millions of citizens who would be T hese problems of Soviet agriculture have significance have borne the great cost of building the Soviet economy, of these w orkers live and labor in the fields of the Ukraine left jobless by the machines. It is a problem of inefficiency far outside the borders of the USSR. For, while the United while they them selves have remained as if in the 19th cen­ and W estern R ussia. versus unemployment--one the USSR has been thus far r e ­ States has taken the slow route to the future, its economy tury. has arriv ed . Now the re st of the world watches and waits to The dilem m as in the Soviet farm system are several. F irst The huge kolkhozes and soukhozes are monuments, not to luctant to face. is the fact that, despite the enormous size of the country. efficient agriculture, but to years of exploitation.T hereis a Even now internal passports prohibit fa rm e rs f rom moving see if a short cut really does exist. L B J D e l a y s T h u r s d a y EW S M IC H IG A N P r i c e 9 W a g e STATE U N IVER SITY C o n t r o l A c t i o n WASHINGTON (UPI)— P re sid en t Johnson said Wednesday govern­ V o l. 59, N um ber 47 E a s t La n s i n g , Mi c hi ga n August 25, 1966 10c ment action may be needed la te r to control p ric e s and wages but he is w aiting to see what C ongress does about his spending pro ­ g ra m s. HU AC Defiantly Approves Of the need for step s to curb inflation, such as a tax increase, the P re sid e n t told a news conference: " It m ay be that the govern­ ment w ill have to take other m e a su re s. But we a r e not ready to recom m end them at this tim e.” "W e a r e v ery anxious to see what the C ongress does with the m o re than a dozen ap propriations bills that a re yet to be acted upon. I can give you a little m ore inform ation a fte r we se e w hether Bill Against Aiding Cong they cut our budget o r w hether they add to our budget,” he said. Johnson acknowledged the r i s - ing co st of living, with a 10 p e r cent in c re a se in consum er p ric e s sin ce 1960. Q YI Q But he said w ages had gone up 17 p e r cent and p ro fits had W A S H I N G T O N (UPI)—T h e House Committee on Un-Ameri­ Tuesday by a subcommittee which conducted tumultous hearings on blood for the Viet Cong and after one attempt to stop a troop train. Ramsey Clark said none of the efforts to aid the Viet Cong had so a re d by 83 p e r cent in the sam e p erio d . Reservists T h i bill c a rrie s a maximum s u c c e e d e d . "E ssentially,” he At a q u estio n -an d -an sw er s e s ­ the m easure last week. can A ctivities, acting against ad­ m inistration w ishes, unanimous­ ly approved a bill Wednesday that Rep. Edwin Willis, D-La., the comm ittee chairm an, said the penalty of 20 years in prison and a $20,000 fine for violations said, "the Viet Nam obstruction­ ist movement has been a propa­ ganda effort. What we do to ex­ sion b ro ad c ast by radio from his White House office, Johnson also d isc u sse d p o litics, prob­ Duty OK’d would forbid Am ericans to aid of the aid ban. Those impeding bill would be brought to the House aggerate its dimension, which is lem s of the c itie s, civil rig h ts WASHINGTON (U P I)--H ouse- such U.S. enemies as the Viet m ilitary traffic would be sub­ floor as soon as possible. m iniscule, only aids it in the and Viet N am . Senate n egotiators agreed Wed­ ject to a penalty of up to five Cong. In addition to making it a accomplishment of its purpose." The N ovem ber elections: " I nesday on leg islatio n to give years in prison and a $10,000 The bill was opposed by the crim e to give or solicit aid for Accepting one point in the ad­ do not h^ve the feeling that th e re P re sid en t Johnson unrequested fine. Justice Dept, on grounds there the Viet Cong, the bill would m inistration’s a r g u m e n t , the will be any su b stan tial turnover authority to call, up for duty in w ere existing laws to prevent make It illegal for anyone to F or two days administration subcommittee eliminated a pro­ in eith er the House o r the Sen­ Viet Nam thousands of r e s e rv ­ U.S. citizens from aiding enemy try to block the movement of officials could infringe on free­ vision that would have Imposed is ts and guardsm en. a te . . .” fo rces. U.S. troops or supplies in the dom of speech and could endan­ penalties on those who only ad­ T he citie s: " I believe that the T he provision w as tied by the N evertheless, the committee United States. ger the w elfare of U.S. prison­ vise, urge or counsel others to p re se n t expenditures in the c i t- Senate to a $58 billion money m et privately for about an hour Pool and others introduced the e rs in Viet Nam. give o r collect "money, prop­ ie s would indicate that the fe d ­ bill that would finance m ost de­ and accepted by a 7-0 vote and bill after recent efforts by West Asked why there had been no erty o r anything for delivery” e ra l governm ent in the la st th ree fen se a c tiv itie s fo r the comir.g without change the bill cleared Coast groups to ra ise money and prosecutions, Deputy Atty. Gen. to the Viet Cong.______________ y e a rs has in c re a se d its expendi­ y e a r. House con ferees ag reed to tu re s about 3 3 -1 /3 p e r cent, a the Senate r id e r . th ird m o re than the previous C hairm an G eorge Mahon, D- (Kennedy) a d m in istra tio n ." T ex., of the H ouse A ppropria­ IN CICERO, CHICAGO C i v i l rig h ts dem onstrations and w hite backlash: " I think th e re tions C om m ittee said a fte r Wed­ nesday’s conference com m ittee a r e going to be a lot of prob­ m eeting that the b ill would be lem s that exist in Chicago which brought up fo r a House vote w ill be reflected in the elec­ T h ursday. T he Senate w ill act tions, without any question. I a fte r the House. T o C a l l G u a r d F o r M a r c h think that the ad m in istration at T he re s e rv e issu e was the only the fed e ra l, sta te and city level m ajo r difference between the de­ m archers with slim forces of Ogilvie h a d warned t h a t a has to be constantly on the a le r t fense b ills p assed by the House CHICAGO (UPI) — Gov. Otto issue an executive order, "prob­ Cicero and county police. m arch into Cicero without Na­ to do everything they can to face and Senate. Under it, the P r e s i­ Berner announced Wednesday he ably Friday,” calling out Guards­ men for the scheduled civil rights King and his aides mobilized tional Guard protection would up to the m odern-day problem s dent would have the authority to ’ould o rd er the National Guard be "suicidal.” K erner agreed m arch Sunday. th eir forces for another march and try to find solutions to them . ca ll up individual r e s e rv is ts and ato Cicero to prevent a feared with Ogilvie and Cicero officials K erner acted at the plea of late Wednesday into Chicago’s Johnson w as asked about fo r- National G uardsm en with l e s s ruptlon of violence when M ar­ that the 98-man Cicero police Cicero and Cook County officials southwest side in their cam­ than two y e a rs active duty. in Luther King leads open-hous- (continued on page 5) who warned him they would be paign to win open housing for force, plus a sim ilar force of ng m archers Into the volatile, county policemen could not pro­ inviting "obvious d isaster” if N egroes. 11-white suburb. D em onstrators assembled at a tect the m archers from a white, The governor said he would they attempted to g u a r d the w est side church preparatory to mob of the size and tem per of stepping off into West Elsdon, those who have attacked them in an all-w hite, working-class com­ the Chicago demonstrations. L B J N o t T a k i n g munity. The neighborhood is just west of Gage P ark, where the After a march into a far south­ Wounded Prisoner m arches started more than three east side neighborhood in Chicago Tuesday night, King told a rally: A f i r s t C a v a lry medic lifts a wounded V ie t Cong N i x o n ’ s A d v i c e weeks ago with a burst of vio­ A C n t ROOFWC lence by angered whites. "W e’re not only going to walk p r is o n e r in his a rm s to load him aboard a rescue in Cicero, we’re going to work in h e lic o p te r in background. The Viet Cong w ere routed WASHINGTON (UPI)—P re sid en t Johnson defended Vice P re sid en t OH: Kerner announced his decision C icero. And we’re going to live by m o r t a r f ir e during this operation in Plei Me, Hubert H. Humphrey a s a g re a t public servant W ednesday and said to call out the Guard after meet­ South V iet Nam. UPI Telephoto H Q U D A tS ing for two hours in Springfield th ere.” he needed no advice from R ichard M. Nixon, who suggested that with C icero, Cook County and Sen. R obert F. Kennedy m ight be Johnson's running m ate in 1968. K 9VA C A T>Q *S state officials. He said state po­ The P re sid e n t fielded a num ber of political questions at his news 9 conference and announced that he would take another speaking trip lice troopers also would be sent into C icero. PEKING CHRISTIANS VICTIMS F rid ay , his th ird in four w eeks. Cook County Sheriff Richard His F rid a y tour will c a rry him to P ocatello, Idaho, D enver, Colo., Ogilvie, one of the conferees, and T ulsa and P ry o r, O kla., before flying to his T exas ranch to said "W e'll need 2,000" Guards­ o b serv e his 59th birthday S aturday. men. But K erner refused to be pinned down on the number. R ed G u a rd C lo s e s C h u r c h Nixon, defeated Republican p resid e n tia l nom inee in 1960, sug­ g e s t e d at a news conference ______________________ — " I feel it is in my best Judg­ Tuesday that Kennedy might re ­ T O K Y O (UPI) - - P e k i n g ’ s dence,” rep o rts from the Red could be seen inside a P ro tes­ place Humphrey on the 1968 Dem­ ment to call the Guard to assist C hristian minority has fallen vic­ Chinese capital said Wednesday. tant church, other reports said. ocratic ticket. Asked for an es­ the police,” Kerner said, noon, presumably, and I under­ line the word presumably. tim to youthful zealots seeking to "R ed Guard” teenagers, given s t a m p out "bourgeois deca- an official green light for hooli­ In the past, Chinese authori­ tim ate of Nixon’s "political p er­ ties have shown foreigners the spicacity,” the President said Picketers ganism, also ordered die-hard churches as examples of re li­ he thought the American people political organizations such as the dem ocratic allies and the gious toleration. "have a pretty good estim ate of that.” At Chrysler j F o u r I n B r o d y R i o t | A gricultural Industrial Demo­ Another questioner in the con­ DETROIT IT)—Skilled United c ra tic P arty to disband within P o p e ’s G ift text of Nixon’s speculating, want­ A u t o W o r k e r s dem onstrated 72 hours, the reports added. ed an assessm ent of Humphrey Wednesday at C hrysler Corp. With all the fervor of suf­ and asked whether Johnson would headquarters to protest refusal F a c e T r i a l T o d a y | fragettes closing down saloons, D is c u s s e d like him again as a running m ate. of the Big T hree car m akers to the Red Guard reportedly has reopen labor contracts. perm anently taken over churches " I think that all of you know j: Four men who w ere a rre ste d in the riots in the Brody UNITED NATIONS (UPI) — what 1 know, that the vice p re si­ The tradesm en, rejected Mon­ serving the 20,000 Christians in day in their bid to reopen con­ •: Group during spring term finals week will be tried today T Peking, a city of over six mil­ Sitting in a United Nations vault dent is a fine and excellent pub­ j: in Lansing Township Justice Court. is a sm all cro ss and a big ring. lic servant—and I arn talking tra c ts to negotiate their demands lion people. They are worth far m ore than for a 50-cent hourly pay raise, about Vice P r e s i d e n t Hum­ j: Of the 12 persons originally a rrested , three pleaded •:• One account, by a Japanese their weight in gold. They a re planned to m arch for four hours phrey,” he said. guilty, seven pleaded not guilty, one had his case dism issed broadcasting corporation (NHK) to be used to alleviate human at the C hrysler offices. j: and one stood mute. >:• correspondent in Peking, said suffering somewhere in, t h e " I would not be guided in my Joe Zapha, an officer of the the students have desecrated the world. view as to the perform ance of UAW’s C hrysler Local 212, said The group, 10 of them MSU students, w ere arrested :j: Vice President H u m p h r e y by representatives of skilled work­ churches and sealed them from :j when students let off steam for three hours around the :j: That was the idea Pope Paul either the wishes or the desires e rs in 22 D etroit-area locals of foreign inspection. VI had in mind last Oct. 4, when :• Brody Group for the second straight night. o r the prediction of an ex-vice the UAW called for the demon­ The Japanese newsman said during the course of his historic president." Being tried on charges of inciting a riot and failure to stration. the Itallan-style Nantang Roman visit to the world organization, •: d isperse will be: He also was asked if he could Only off-duty employes w ere Catholic Cathedral flew the Red he presented Secretary G eneral give any explanation of the pub­ being asked to participate, he Pint-Sized Pickets flag from its dome. Communist —Thomas R. McClure, Ypsilanti junior, at 10:30 a.m . X; slogans w ere w ritten onthewalls. Thant with a diamond and em­ erald-studded cro ss and a dia­ lic opinion poll last weekend said, but it was expected some The Blodgett b ro th e rs , on s tr ik e a g a i n s t t h e i r f a t h e r ji —Verl W. Shaffer, a non-student from Lansing at 1:30 p.m. :*jj Red banners hung everywhere showing that Democrats p refer­ skilled tradesm en might not go mond and ruby ring as gifts to f o r m o re money and paid vacations, w e r e j o i n e d on —Steven T. McKellar, Midland sophomore, at 2 p.m. ¡¡jj inside and religious objects and red Kennedy to Johnson as the to work in order to participate the United Nations. Sell them the picket line by t h e i r sons in G l o v e r s v i l l e , N. Y. , •: —David MacKinder, Troy sophomore, at 3:30 p.m. £• pictures w ere defaced, he add­ 1968 presidential candidate. in the demonstration. and use the money to ease the Tuesday, when negotiations with t h e e l d e r B ' o d g e t t ed. A large bust of Communist "No, I don’t have m explana­ s ta lle d . The b ro th e rs seemed to f e e l t h a t t he be Jt P arty Chairm an Mao Tse-Tung (continued on page 8) tion," the President said. (continued on page 8) w ay to dad is through his grandsons. U PI Telephoto STATE NEWS V ie t F u tu re H a n g s O n V o te By R O B E R T K A Y L O R many votes as possible. Sound election. L ast year there w ere be no attempt to hold elections. T h e government recognizes United Pres s In ternational trucks have been on the stre e ts 4.7 million voters registered for The government says there a re that the Viet Cong can kidnap K yi* Kerbowy Joel Stork urging voters to exercise their the local elections. only 500,000 to 600,000 voters candidates, steal ballot boxes editor-in-chief ad vertisin g manager rights, and posters have gone up. SAIGON—T he election Sept. 11 The discrepancy lies in spotty In these a re a s. o r kill voting officials. It says for a constituent assem b ly could The goal is to match o r better A m o n g the factors working lt is taking steps to provide ade­ registration in some a re a s. In a be the biggest single step the the turnout of 73.7 p e r cent of against the government is the quate security without involving registered voters who p artici­ province such as An Xuyen at the Pase 2 T h u r s d a y , A u g u s t 25, 1966 S o u t h V ietnam ese governm ent southern tip of the countrywhere boycott threatened by the Vien the arm y. has taken tow ard d em ocracy so pated in the May, 1965, election Hoa Dao Buddhists, whose lead­ The United States says lt does for provincial and d istrict of­ the Viet Cong a re strong, only fa r. 40,000 voters out of a total popu­ e rs have called upon their fol­ not expect its troops to be called O r lt could b e little m o re sig­ ficials. lowers to stay home Sept. 11. upon to play a role in the elec­ lation of 200,000 have reg ister­ E D IT O R IA L nificant than any one of the s e rie s But even sources who believe ed. No one knows exactly what tion. But the government has left of p olitical realig n m en ts a n d that the government stands a good Impact a Buddhist boycott would the door open by not flatly deny­ turnarounds that have plagued the chance of making a success of the By contrast, in An Glang pro­ have on the election, although ing lt will ask fo r U.S, a s s is t­ country in the p ast th re e y e a r s . election acknowledge that this vince where pacification pro­ both government and diplomatic ance should it be needed. Whether the election c a r r ie s year "m any m ore factors a re gram s have taken hold, 225,000 sources tend to the view It will Meanwhile a big question m ark A rg e n tin e E n s la v e m e n t much weight could hinge la rg e ly going against them ." They say it would be unrealis­ out of the total of 450,000 re s i­ not take too many votes away. about the election is what will on w hether enough v o te rs tu rn out dents a re reg istered . This is The sources m aintain that the come afterw ard. to give a solid m andate to the tic to make any predictions at nearly 100 p er cent registration Buddhists do not have the Im­ assem b ly which will d raft a con­ this stage of the game. of those eligibles. Roughly half pelling Issues to offer their fol­ In the polling voters will chose D o e s n ’t S tir U .S . stitution. T he governm ent re a liz e s th is Out of the total population of at least 15 million, the govern­ the province's population is below the 18-year-old voting age. lowers that they did in 1963 and 1964. And their number of hard 117 deputies to a constituent a s­ sembly that will have the respon­ and in the cam paign ju st sta rtin g ment claim s there will be about In a re a s where the Viet Cong core followers in the South may sibility fo r drafting a constitu­ h as begun a driv e to get out a s 5.5 million eligible voters for the a re firm ly in control there will be as low as 10,000 to 20,000. tion to be submitted to the m ili­ A R G E N T IN E S T U D E N T S C L A S H E D FEW A M E R IC A N S ARE f u lly a w a r e An election boycott also Is tary government for approval. with police at the U n iv e rs ity of Buenos of the ordeal the A rgentine has en­ The constitution is supposed to dured this s u m m e r. Few re a liz e that threatened, however, by a front A ires Monday night. This was one be the f irs t step toward a demo­ dem ocracy, fre e d o m of speech and composed of m em bers of various more disturbance in a s eries of ex­ c ra tic government. The assem ­ freedom of the p ress no longer exist religious groups Including Bud­ plosions that have rocked the Argen­ bly will have a maximum of six in A rgentina. dhists and Catholics. The chief tine this sum m er. months to draw up the document. This is because AP and UPI A m e r i­ spokesman for this group is F a­ Trouble started June 28 when a Some sources here say, how­ can w ire s e rv ic e s , the international ther Hoang Quynh, a Catholic i ree ■man m il it a r y junta overthrew who at one time had great influ­ ever, that the deputies may quick­ the government D r. A rturo U. eyes and e a r s of most of A m e r ic a 's ence in the church. But neither ly name a drafting committee 111 i a in a bloodless coup. The new newspapers, have re lea s ed incom­ his church nor those of m ost of and try to come up with a con­ government, headed by Lt, General plete info rm atio n f r o m Argentina. the other sects represented have stitution well before the dead­ Juan C arlo s Ongania, seized control Had the coup been led by C o m ­ spoken out against the elections, line. This would have the effect under the guise of rescuing Argentina munists, these w ire s would have r e ­ and it is considered doubtful of speeding- up the next step, fro m anarchy. corded the actions of the new gov­ they will cost many votes. which presum ably would be to The junta's troops have wiped out ernment in g re at d etail. By far the biggest problem se t up some so rt of legislative any traces of alleged anarchy. But body, eith er through a second they have also wiped out any trace BUT THE WIRE S E R V IC E S are facing the government in Its drive to get out the vote is the Com­ election or from the already func­ of democracy. They dissolved Con­ still m ir e d in a long-standing policy tioning assem bly. gress and the supreme court. of treating all a n ti-C o m m u n is t re v ­ m unists. P re m ie r Nguyen CaoKy arous­ And the troops tram p led dem ocra­ olutions in Latin A m e r ic a as routine L ast year’s heavy turnout was ed a storm of controversy sev­ cy into oblivion as they marched into o r at most m in o r disturbances in the attributed partly to the fact that e ra l months ago by saying that Buenos A ires. “ banana r e p u b lic s ." the Viet Cong took a hands off another election would have to Can the enslavem ent of a fre e attitude toward the election. This be held and that this could not BUT THIS WAS just the beginning. people e v e r be called “ ro u tin e " ? year the story may be different. come before mid-1967. The right-w ing government soon o r * Is our concern with our neighbors T here has been evidence the He said he would rem ain in ganized a hunt for .ommunists. On to the South based only on the fiscal Communists a re mapping a te r­ power until th a t. July 28 troops marched oh the na­ o r physical dangers which th e ir ac­ ro r drive to disrupt the cam ­ tio n ’s nine u niversities. tions might present to the United paign and the elections them­ O t h e r government m em bers Suspected communist faculty m em ­ States ? selves. have been m ore restrain ed in bers and students were rounded up. S urely not. " I t’s o b v i o u s , ” said one th e ir predictions, saying there In the confusion many n on-C om m u- And yet the newspaper edito rs who source. "T h is is the kind of may not be a second election nists were beaten by the police. That d ete rm in e w ir e s erv ic e policy ap­ election they've never had in should the assem bly decide to niaht the government closed the uni­ p aren tly think that h em isp h eric af­ the North and they don’t want continue itself Into a legisla­ v e rs itie s . f a ir s in tere st North A m e ric a n s only this one to go through." tu re . when C om m unist, f is c a lly irr e s p o n ­ In any case, lt appears the gov­ As the result of the strong a rm T here already has been anti tactics, half of A rg en tin a's college sible o r expansionist elem en ts are ernm ent will have a lot to say election te rro r. In one of the about what happens. A key pro­ teachers resigned. And many have left involved. They apparently think that (w o r s t incidents Communists vision in the election law gives the country. foreign a ff a irs to you is a question of threw a bomb at an election fa ir it strong leverage in changing Though the government found a few "stopping C o m m u n is m " o r analyzing in the northern city of Hue, kill­ the draft constitution. Communists, in the process it de­ the B ea ties ' theological b eliefs. ing 28 persons and wounding 151. stroyed Latin A m e r ic a 's finest edu­ A re they right? Apart from such te rro r tac­ cational system. The E ditors The clause has already been tics, the sim ple fact of the Viet strongly criticized and even gov­ Cong presence may discourage ernment m em bers admit lt will voting. All the polling places will be a m ajor point of dispute. be in provincial or d istrict towns, It provides that the govern­ and peasants from the country ment can propose changes in the L e t t e r I s T r i c k y B u s i n e s s S o u th V ie t N a m E le c ts will have to travel to them If draft constitution, with the a s­ they want to vote. sembly required to m uster a two- A young V ietnam e se woman displays, a m u lt i- c o lo r e d wall p o ster which urges By DON SOCKOL a ll, the rec ip ien t is considered a lucky Whether a peasant will want to thirds vote in o rd er to reject v oters to take part In South V ie t N a m ’ s e lec tio n Sept. 11, b«cause "each ballot is the amendments. C ritics say this State News Staff W r i t e r su b sc rib e r by the company. make such a trip under the eyes a b ric k to build d e m o c r a c y ." The p o ster depicts a b' l ot box and, b«low It, a will tend to encourage assem bly A rea re s id e n ts a r e being taken advan­ T his is an illegal gim m ick which has “ Foundation fo r National D e m o c ra c y ,1’ which is being buiIt f r o m b ric k s labeled of the. Viet Cong and then retu rn to his hamlet at night is a ques­ acceptance of a "governm ent blue ta g e of. been trie d in the co u rts b efo re. " R u r a l C o n s tru c tio n ,’ 'A New S o c ie ty ," and “ V i c t o r y O v e r C o m m u n ism . U PI Telephoto tion. p rin t.” T u e sd a y I re c e iv e d a le t te r fro m the T he IBM c a rd inform ed m e that I m ust B u sin e s s L e a d e r s ' Book C lub of Engle­ re tu rn the c a rd by Sept. 5 o r the company wood C liffs in w hich I w as a d d re s s e d as would assu m e I w anted them to send this ‘‘D e a r M e m b e r.” m onth’s co llectio n . PEANUTS HÜU NEED A S e v e ra l books w e re o ffe re d to m e w ith T his w as T uesday. Wednesday, 1 re ­ ■TAKE-LMARÔE " O U R READERS SPEAK su ch p le a s a n tly s u r p r is in g d isc o u n ts a s a ceived a book in the m a il. No tim e was N O W I I S T E I V 6UV, DON'T red u ctio n fro m li s t p r ic e of one book at given fo r a reply IQ W Q C ..Æ ita s tic m e m b e r’s p r ic e of I brought the " a d v e rtis e m e n t” and the 160NNA60LVE CHUCK ? $4.95 to the book (unopened) to the E ast L ansing P ost /YOURBASEBALL only $4.21. P IÎO B LEM S.. L o c k e r s T h a t I m p o r t a n t ? An IBM ca j is e n c lo se d a s an o r d e r O ffice w here Supt. Jam es McGee p ro m ised h,S b lan k . If one e a d s the sm a ll p rin t a t the to take c a re of the a ffa ir. top of th e ca :i h e is in fo rm e d th a t if the I advise oth er a re a rec ip ien ts to look To the Editor: will structurally become p artn er lstic éxhaustion after a long sum - c a r d is re tu rn e d olank, he h a s c an c elled th is gift h o rse in the mouth and follow the in U niversity government. m er* Jam es M. Graham h is m e m b e rsh ip . If it is not re tu rn e d at sa m e co u rse of action. I visited the campus Monday After these considerations, I C hairm an afternoon and had your editorial find your editorial most illogical Associated Students concerning the proposed Student and regard it as m erely journal - *■ by the student» of Miehigo« State Univers da, throughout th# yeor and a »pec i'mHEADIN' ACRC66 TCXtlNRl6HT ( " CHUCK"?!?) Center brought to my attention. el> Edition in September. Subscription ri Athorited by ths Boord of Student Public NOUi 60 S’OU6 £T YOURTEAM I find it difficult to understand T06ETHER...TELL'EM"PEPPERMINT' Misses LUNA Boat East Lansing the logic (or lack of it) in your >c a*#d Pres», UnitedPrss* International, re*» Association, Associated Collsgiate PATTS'1$ CN HERLAV160 LCN6CHUCK! prem ise that student organiza­ n Pres* Association, Mlchlgon Col'egiote tions "affect only a sm all p o r­ i postoge poid at Eo»t Lonslng, Mich, pl - — - -u .-x gt 341 Studsnt Services tion of the entire community,” To the Editor: out with that they have lost sight higan Stot# Unlv »Ity, Eost Lonsing, Mich. yet lockers and study rooms af­ of the fo rest because of the tre e s . 335555*-8 6225525 State Bank ied Advertising fect " la rg e r portions." Summer is apparently a slow 1 am speaking directly of the 335535-6 -6420909 355-6311 Our campus organizations re p ­ tim e for journalism as evidenced m eager sh rift g r a n t e d C ase resent every member of the edu­ by the State News’ continuous H all's L ittle United Nations A s­ cational community. How can lt publication of such newsworthy sembly. H ere indeed was the type be conceived that a student cen­ features as "What Is It?” or the of story that a campus paper Corner of Abbott and Grand River te r will not house student organi­ controversial series of p ictures should dote on—a significant stu­ S M LETTER P O L IC Y zations? I can think of no b etter that portray bolts of lightning dent project accomplished with Branch Offi c e s at example of how wide scoped and striking such varied targ ets as adm irable dignity and aplomb. T h e State News w elcom es le tte rs to the editor from all OKEMOS HASLETT BROOKFIELD PL A Z A re a d e rs , w hether o r not they a re associated with Michigan representative our organizations South Campus or the middle of the T ru ly the State News m issed Member Federal Deposit Insurance C o rp . T WORK FOR YOU State U niversity. L e tte rs should be no longer than 300 words and typed a re than the actual proposed Stu­ dent C enter Itself. Ohio R iver. Unfortunately the staff of the the boat by Inadequately covering this gear-fab spectacle. double-spaced if possible. Longer le tte rs will be considered The only reason that such a News has apparently become so center is now feasible lies with enmeshed in making a silk purse Matt Burns for publication as "P o in t of View” columns. ASMSU, which Is planning, lobby­ from the sow’s e ar they started Montgomery, Ala., sophomore C o rresp o n d en ts should include name and, if applicable, ing, and projecting for it. The U n iv ersity standing. T h is information may be withheld upon unprofessional logic which states req u est, but no unsigned le tte rs will be printed. that a locker affects MSU m ore C a p t i o n s ‘ S e ll than an organization which can successfully handle a $100,000 Popular Entertainment program To the Editor: the Aug. 18 caption to a photo­ For Used . JUST-BAKED leaves me wondering. One should also note that If I have long been of the opinion graph of a competent piece of cast bronze sculpture, your cap­ the proposed revisions In policy that m ost of the captions used tion w rite rs made utter fools of i f d e l i c i o u s formulation a re adopted this fall under State News photographs them selves. by the Academic Council, ASMSU were Inane and tasteless, but with To re fre sh your memory, your Insipid caption said of this sculp­ ture, and another, that they " a p ­ p ear to be either newly finished o r lately thrown out, for they ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Books and the best in haven’t been there long.” T he otherw ise w o r t h w h i l e Italian and American Food complete front end repair and alignment p r a c t i c e of publishing photo­ graphs of studsnt a rt work has featuring: been defeated In this and pest * brakes • suspension cases by the complete lack of a t T-Bone Steaks taste of accompanying captions. Spaghetti * wheel balancing * steering corrections The bronze sculpture in ques­ tion was p a rt of the spring grad­ it’ s Submarine Sandwich * motor tune ups uate exhibition,,and 1 might add C A M P U S B O O K STORES a strong p a rt. 1 believe that to omit photographs of student a r t A C R O S S F R O M U N IO N ACROSS FROM BERKEY work would be better than pub­ 131 E . Grand R iv er 507 E . Grand R iv e r Open fo r Lunch at 11 D a ily , 4’ Sun. *2 USKEY’S Auto Safety Center lishing them with such puerile and ta c tle ss captions. 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 A Convenient Place F o r Lunch Dennis Gage T aylor T o p P r i c e s P a i d 211 M .A .C . E D 7 -1 6 6 8 E ast Lansing graduate student M ich ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a st L a n s in g , M ich iga n T h u r sd a y , A ugu st 25, 1966 3 L B l A N S W E R S C R IT IC S W orld New s at a Glance U r b a n A id A t R e c o r d L e v e ls some kind of demonstration cit­ WASHINGTON (UPI)—P r e s i­ the In terstate highway system , figures that a r e not going in Fighting Fund Established dent Johnson, answering Senate $1 billion for the U.S. Army direct urban aid.” ies bill this y ear and we will corps of engineers and “ other Asked by newsmen how much make a very good beginning," criticism , said Wednesday his the President said. "Of course, JO H AN N ES BU R G , South A fr ic a ( A P ) - - A to p -s e ­ millions for ru ra l electrification the nation could afford to spend adm inistration was ummatchedin we a re sure that that will have to c r e t “ fighting fund” has been established by the South and other program s aimed at on its citie s, the President re­ its financial aid to U.S. c ities. be increased from y ear to y ear. A fr ic a n government to e nsure the country Is never people outside the cities.” plied, “ We can afford whatever “ No adm inistration has ever without at least 18 months' fuel supplies, Johannes­ must be done.” But the firs t step is to get the . . . spent as much in the cities bill passed.” b u r g ’ s antigovernment newspaper, the Rand D ally Even Katzenbach’s le sse r fig­ But he expressed disappoint­ as this adm inistration,” he told M a ll , reported Wednesday. ure, Rlblcoff added, contained ment that the Senate had trim ­ a news conference. In the past It was learned meanwhile that The newspaper said money collected so f a r had funds for agriculture experiment med the adm inistration’s request three years, he said, it had spent cabinet m em bers and other high topped the $ l 4 - m i l l I o n m a rk . stations, fo rest protection, graz­ in the “ demonstration cities” a third m ore than the Kennedy federal officials, acting on John­ The p a p e r’s In d u strial correspondent rep orted the ing receipts and a halibut com­ bill from $2.3 billion to about adm inistration and twice that of son's o rd ers, have quietly been fund w ill be used to buy gasoline and crude oil sup- m ission in the state of Washing­ $900 m illion. The House still the Elsenhower adm inistration. visiting big cities for a first­ , plie s and to build a network of storage tanks. ton. must act on the m easure, which Before he spoke, Sen. Abra­ hand look at slum a re a s. ham Rlblcoff, D-Conn., accused would provide additional urban Johnson's directive, aimed in the adm inistration of padding its “ In a way these a re Inflated renewal and planning funds. p art at checking on local ad­ figures,” Ribicoff said. "W ehave “ We do hope that we can get Pakistanis Ask Mercy estim ates of the amount of fed­ m inistration of federal urban aid eral aid to citie s. He and Sen. program s, was i s s u e d a few KARACHI, Pakistan (fl — The leaders of the Jammat Robert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y.,have weeks ago. Leaders of four Pakistani po­ Islam i, Nizam Islam Coun­ criticized the adm inistration for litical p a r t i e s have cabled cil, Moslem League and Awa- not doing m ore to help ease urban R e d s F i r e Sources said that so far, Atty. P r o b e Egyptian P resident Gamal Ab­ mi League also cabled heads problems such as slum s and un­ Gen. Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach del N asser asking m ercy for of all Moslem states Tuesday employment. had visited Negro slums in Bos­ s e v e n Moslem Brotherhood night asking them to issue Rlblcoff, chairm an of a Senate ton; Housing Secretary Robert F o r M o o n S i t e s leaders sentenced to death for sim ilar appeals to N asser. subcommittee investigating u r­ C. Weaver had gone to the rio t- conspiring to assassin ate him. ban aid, made public a break­ MOSCOW (UPI)—T h e Soviet Soviet scientists made history torn Hough area of Cleveland, down of a $28 billion estim ate Union Wednesday launched its this year with Luna 10 and Luna and W elfare Secretary John W. Special Treatment Mistaken by Secretary Robert C. Weaver second unmanned moon orbital 9—the firs t spacecraft to make G ardner had seen poor sections of the housing and urban devel­ rocket in an apparent attempt to a soft-landing on the moon. of Miami. LO N D O N ( U P I) — B ritis h a irp o rt o ffic ia ls have de­ opment departm ent and a con­ join A m erica’s Lunar O rbiter in flicting $13 billion estim ate by S T O R E H O U R S : MON. T H R U S A T . 9 : 3 0 AM T O 5 : 3 0 PM cided It was a m istake to give special tre a tm e n t to snapping p i c t u r e s of possible WED. N OON U N T I L 9 PM F ra n k S in a tra and his wife, M ia F a r ro w , when they Atty. Gen. Nicholas Deb. Katzen- landing sites for manned flights departed fr o m h ere last week. bach. . to the moon. Rlblcoff said half of Weaver’s The official Soviet News Agen­ “ T h is Is the f i r s t t im e this has happened and It Clean-Up figure included federal housing, cy T ass also announced a new Is s till not c le a r why It happened,” said an offic ia l of the B ritis h A irp o rts Authority, “ but it won’t Even the IM handball courts are being given a fa ll veterans’ m ortgages and federal se rie s of “ booster rocket” tests happen again. W e ’ re not opening the way f o r p e r ­ cleaning. Necessities f o r the job are scaffolding, at national mortgage association In the Pacific Ocean between the sona litie s to get out of B r it a in by the back d o o r.” least th re e c lean ers, and no f e a r of heights! Photo by Russ Steffey funds. About $2 billion m ore, he said, represented funds for American-owned islands of Mid­ way and Wake, beginning Friday. T \ W estern o b s e r v e r s believed Hall Claims Communist Influence m ore powerful booster rockets / - - x T T ment’* and that “ it is the w ere being tested to put Russia MOSCOW If)—U.S. Commu­ back into the manned space race. m ost Influential of the left- n ist party leader Gus Hall said Wednesday his party is wing organizations, including T h ir d R e s ig n a tio n S p re a d s T ass said the satellite, named Luna 11, weighed 3,608 pounds, playing a leading role in Am­ youth organizations." o r nearly seven tim es as much erican left-wing student o r­ Hall said in an e a rlie r in­ as Luna 10, which became the ganizations. terview that one of these left­ firs t lunar orb iter last April 3. The Soviet Communist p ar­ ty paper Pravda quoted Hall ist youth groups, the DuBois G e r m a n y ’s G e n e r a ls R e v o lt Luna 11 was launched, presum ­ Clubs, openly espousedM arx- ably from the Baikonur Space in an interview h ere as say­ ist-L eninist Communist the­ BONN (UPI)—The “ generals’ after his return to Bonn, did he Action on the three requests Center near the Aral Sea which ing “ our party is the main force in the left-wing move- ory. revolt” which threatens Chan­ inform Erhard. to be relieved of th eir duties was visited by French President cellor Ludwig E rhard’s govern­ Probably because of H assel's is expected to be taken after C h a r l e s de Gaulle—the firs t ment spread Wednesday as a delay in acting, Panitzki decided Hassel and Erhard confer today. w esterner known to have been third high-ranking officer asked to make his criticism of the The whole of the German arm ­ admitted to the secret site. to be relieved of his duties. m inister’s management public, ed forces is assigned to NATO If lt successfully c a rrie s out S u k a r n o C l a i m Defense M inister Kai-UweVon in the form of an interview with command, which makes the idea its delicate breakaway maneuver H assel, it was announced, will an opposition newspaper. Hassel of any arm y or a ir force putsch from the c a rrie r rocket, Luna 11 report to E rhard on the c risis immediately suspended him. practically im possible. is expected to go into orbit around immediately after the chancellor the moon about 5 p.m . EDT Satur­ A n g e r s S t u d e n t s returns from his vacation today. day. formed thugs brandishing large The parliam entary d e f e n s e J A K A R T A (UPI)—President knives and m achetes. com m ittee was being called into L a b o r - N o t M e d ic a r e - Sukarno’s renewed claim to pow­ e r came under fire Wednesday Elsewhere in the capital came special session on Sept. 1 to rep o rts of some 150 a rre s ts , consider the developments. They from angry students demanding m ostly of persons falling to show w ere believed to have been dis­ he back down or be thrown out of B o o s t s H o s p it a l C o s ts proper identification, since Inde­ cussed at a meeting of the de­ office. Troubled Indonesia faced pendence Day. They w ere be­ fense council during the day al­ ed m ass resignations unless their the threat of new political up­ lieved to have infiltrated the though meetings of the council WASHINGTON (UPI) — Higher heavals. wages w ere increased. capital from central Java, a Su­ a re never officially confirmed priced labor—not M edicare—is In Denver, a spokesman said, M ilitary Strongman Gen. Su­ karno stronghold. and its agenda never revealed. the main reason for increasing “ Higher nurses’ salaries have harto, alerted by reports of in­ filtration in Jakarta by pro-C om - T here was no firm indication, Officially, the g o v e r n m e n t hospital costs, a nationwide sur­ directly a f f e c t e d the hospital however, as to whether Suharto trie d to play down the resigna­ vey of medical facilities disclos­ m unlst elem ents from central co sts.” would actually do anything ex­ tions of Gen. Heniz T rettner, ed Wednesday. Dallas hospitals reported two- Java, summoned m ilitary com­ cept continue his past policy re ­ general inspector of the 500,000- This likely will be the con­ thirds of every hospital dollar m a n d e r s to a sem inar which garding S u k a r n o—letting the man arm ed forces,L t.G en. Wer­ clusion drawn by a government goes for wages, and that patients amounted to little m ore than a head count of supporters—Justin president say what he pleases, ner Panitzki, head of the a ir study ordered Tuesday by P re si­ there had to pay for recent in­ M . but keeping his own hands tight­ force, and Maj. Gen. Guenther dent Johnson, apparently in re­ creases in nurses’ sala ries. case of trouble. ly on the reins of power. Pape, commander of one of West sponse to suggestions that Medi­ A hospital spokesman in Los Suharto holds actual power in Germany’s six m ilitary d istricts. care is responsible for the rising Angeles said charges would be Indonesia. But Sukarno, in an Independence Day speech Aug. At the regular Wednesday news p rice of hospital care. raised th ere for the firs t tim e 17, reaffirm ed he was the p re si­ Prohibitionists conference with spokesmen for all 20 cabinet m inisters, the According to a survey of hos­ pitals and doctors in m ajor U.S. since 1964 “ b e c a u s e of the dent, returned to his old pro­ nu rses' salary Increase.” chancellory was represented only metropolitan a re a s, there is no leftist line and blamed the coun­ try ’s troubles on the m ilitary. Select Slate by its third-ranking spokesman direct link between M edicare and In Boston, a hospital official said that on Oct. 1 nurses’ s a la r­ while the spokesman for the de­ the rising co sts. Most of the ies will be raised from $96 to Infuriated s t u d e n t s of the LANSING (AP)—The Prohibi­ fense m inistry did not attend. blame was put on labor costs, $110 a week, and that room ra te s fiercely anti-Communist “ Ac­ tion P arty selected a six-m an " I do not see any c ris is ,” particularly increases in nurses' tion F ro n ts’* said Wednesday they will be raised from $7 to $10 slate of candidates Tuesday for F ritz Niebel said for the chan­ wages. a day to compensate.________ had given Sukarno 48 hours to Michigan’s general election in cellor, “ not even if three gen­ Medical costs have risen 2.8 re tra c t his claim s or face un­ November, but the names a re e ra ls have resigned.” per cent in the past six months specified “ necessary a c t i o n , ” possibly larg e dem onstrations. not likely to appear on the p rin t­ Niebel revealed that Panitzki and 5 p er cent in the 12 months Visit NEJAC Today ed ballot. handed in his request to be re ­ ended in July, when M edicare Some student groups w ere re ­ N e x t to P arty officials said they had lieved on Aug. 12 and T rettn er went into effect for the first ported prepared to enforce the obtained only 12,000 of the 19,336 the following day. Hassel acted tim e. P aram o u n t News ultimatum by a m arch Thurs­ signatures required on petitions on neither, but went to Canada N urses were blamed In San * -v i day on parliam ent when it m eets 543 E . G r a n d R i v e r to qualify for a place on the bal­ on Aug. 14 and only on Aug. 21, Francisco, where they threaten- to debate the latest turn of Su­ lot. As a result, they conceded, karno’s storm y political position. prohibition candidates probably Tension was Increased, mean­ will run as sticker candidates while, by disclosure from author­ this falL ities that 10 m em bers of the antl- Prohibition P arty nominees Communist, anti-Sukarno “ Am- S m a rt ru g g e d H e r­ have not appeared on the printed pera Army” w ere a tta c k e d in ja - r in g b o n e O x f o r d g o e s Michigan bollot since 1960. karta this week by black-uni- e v e r y w h e r e w it h d is ­ t in c t io n . 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It will be the second flight lice Interrogation and confes­ Thursday to propel an unmanned "P ursuant t o - th e authority sion procedures, "Have you been advised that it Last Of -You have the right to any attorney of your choice or if you Apollo spaceship over the last hurdle needed to qualify lt for te st for the forerunner of A- m erica’s moonship. If the Apol­ stated in Section 3.01, the Board are indigent the court will ap­ is not necessary for you to say the launch of three astronauts lo p asses the 93-mlnute m ission of T ru stees does hereby en ­ trust the D irector of the D epart­ anything that will tend to incrim­ A Series point an attorney for you. The interviewee is also asked in November. without serious difficulty, project ment of Public Safety of MSU inate you in any way?’’ After reviewing the weather officials will clear an identical if he can read and write English craft for the orbital launch of with the duty of enforcing this So it begins, the mimeograph­ and all launch preparations, m is­ and how much of his form al edu­ Astronauts Virgil Grissom , E d­ ordinance.’’ ed sheet which University Police to make sure he is fully aware sion director C. H, Boldener gave cation he has completed. ward White and Roger Chaffee Stacks of books spell out hun­ as well as many departments of his rights. the go-ahead for the sta rt of The suspect's statem ent is tak­ dreds of ordinance provisions, throughout the country require Suspects a re advised: the countdown toward a 11:30 a.m . as early a s Nov. 17. en down in his exact words, to The National Aeronautics and Michigan statutes and legal tech­ each suspect they question to —Anything you do o r say will blastoff for the 224-foot space avoid interpretation by the ques­ Space Administration said the nicalities with which every offi­ read and understand before ques­ be used for or against you in a machine, tioning officer. weather Thursday was expected cer must be fam iliar. tioning begins. The sheet is in court of law. Saturn’s goal was to drive the —You may speak with an a t­ T hree historic cases led to the to be generally good at Cape At tim es the University Police addition to advising the suspect 44,700-pound Apollo, l a r g e s t torney o r with anyone of your adoption of these stringent m ea­ Kennedy although there was a recru it school seems more like of his rights and is used in order sures, the re cru its were told. spaceship in the free world, on a condensed law school. Seven the first leg of a high-speed, 10 to 20 per cent chance of thun­ In the case of Massiah vs, the dersto rm s in the area at launch new police officers who a re p a r ­ ticipating in the six-week school U.S., Massiah had been arrested , Behind The Scene sub-orbital " ro lle r coaster ride to a waiting Pacific Ocean tim e. Such weather could delay indicted and freed on bail for vio­ R ec ru it o ffic e r L a r r y N o w rey shows t h e r e ’ s a lot take courses in the University recovery fleet 17,825 m iles away. the shot. lating the federal narcotics law. m o re to police work than meets the eye as he looks Ordinance, interrogation, con­ fession, a n d laws of search, K e lle y T h r e a te n e d ; When agents equipped his c a r up a statute in the Dept, of Public Safety l ib r a r y . The long, 19,000 mile an hour dive back into E arth’s thick blan­ W eather In the Pacific Ocean recovery area, where the a irc ra ft with a radio, Massiah made sev­ N owrey Is one of seven o ffic e r s now p a rtic ip a tin g c a r r ie r Hornet and three d e ­ crim e and seizure. eral incriminating statem ents, ket of atmosphere was expected in the U n ive rs ity Police s ix-w e ek r e c r u it school. to generate the worst possible stro y ers w ere standing by to r e ­ "Every such person, duly ap­ which were later used against Photo by Russ Steffey trieve the Apollo, was reported pointed. shall apprehend and a r ­ heating conditions three Apollo re st any person in violation of P i g g in s H a s G u a r d him in court. The Supreme Court reversed acceptable. The spacecraft is program m ed to splash down 300 any provision of this ordinance the conviction of guilty, contend­ and shall make complaint against DETROIT .Pi--Wayne County T u e s d a y , State Atty. Gen. ing that his sixth amendment BU T C R IT IC IZ E S PEACE EFFO RTS m iles southeast of Wake Island. such violator before any justice Frank Kelley told a news con­ T hree ships were also s ta ­ Grand juror Edward S. Piggins right to counsel had been violat­ of the peace or municipal judge ference State Police are inves­ tioned in the Atlantic Ocean to said Wednesday he ca rries a gun ed be c a u s e the incriminating having jurisdiction," reads Sec­ tigating threats against his life be on hand in the event a m al­ and has a Detroit police officer words had been elicited after he tion 5.01 of the ordinance. ?d as a bodyguard-chauf- by what he called "underworld function forces the spacecraft assignee had been indicted and in a b ­ N i x o n B a c k s L B J W a r P o l i c y down. One of the ships, the de­ There is a section on every- feur because jf th r e a ts made figures." sence of his lawyer. am ' ut spitting on the side- stro y er R. A. Owens, was forced against him. Kelley charged that persons, The case of Escobedo vs. Il­ to move south of its original walks in the University Ordin- Piggins said he began c a rry ­ linois, Escobedo’s defense a t­ WASHINGTON ..Fj—Richard M. Nixon, the 1960 GOP presiden­ He said he doubts Kennedy could ance published in IH H whom he did not identify, are Nixon is offering Republican Sen­ tial nominee who observers be­ succeed in replacing Johnson as station 2,000 m iles southeast of ing a revolver after he received torney contended that the police E m p h a sis w as not on m e m o r­ trying to halt a new grand jury ate and House candidates a ivar- lieve might make another try in the 1968 Democratic presidential the cape because of hurricane an anonymous telephone call from denied his client the right to see izing the O rdinance, but which investigation in Wayne County. and-peace program of supporting 1968, spelled out his ideas this nominee. Faith. a man who, Piggins said, warn­ his lawyer at a certain tim e. o rd in an ces d e se rv e sp e c ia l note Kelley said he called the con­ President Johnson’s Viet Nam way: An Air Force attempt to launch ed, "You better watch yourself. The decision was actually an by the p o lic e . Some of the s e c ­ ference because of reports that course but criticizing his peace He is supporting the prosecu­ Kennedy replied that he didn’t eight communications satellites Someone is going to get you. elaboration on Massiah, but at tio n s of the o rd in an ce a r e often he had visited an alleged Mafia tion of the Viet Nam conflict to need Nixon’s advice. atop a T itan 3C rocket Wednes­ Piggins, a Wayne County c ir ­ this time the right to counsel was efforts. handled by anoth rg a n iz a tio n , He met Wednesday with House the hilt because he thinks " it is " I have never observed that day was called off at the last cuit judge, said he received the moved back to the time when the P o stin g of sign living u n its, call e a rlie r this year, shortly police change their effort from Republicans. the war to prevent World War M r. Nixon’s advice was very minute Tuesday night when the fo r ex am ple, is i taken c a r e after his grand jury, originally an investigatory nature to a c ­ Nixon got what Sen.- Jack Mil­ III.” He said he thinks the Com­ helpful to the Republicans, let Defense Dept, became concerned of by each indivi called to look into alleged tra f­ cusatory. le r, R-Iowa, called enthusiastic munists would bring on World alone to the Democratic p arty ,” over a possible flaw in seven U n iv e rsity P o e have the fic ticket fixing, "turned to o r­ The Miranda case in June of approval when he plugged at a War III if they a re not stopped he said in a statem ent. “ I only identical spacecrafts already in au th o rity to , . d e s tro y any closed meeting of the Senate Re­ in Asia. hope my political c a re e r will orbit. ganized crim e in Detroit. this year changed the advising anim al runni loose upon p ro p - of rights from "m ay be used publican Policy Committee Tues­ Nixon said he thinks P re s i­ survive M r. Nixon’s endorse­ The eight-in-one launch was e rty u n d er c ro l of the b o a rd day for a proposed all-A sian dent J o h n s o n is following a m ent." tentatively rescheduled for Sa­ for or against you’’ to “ will be Kennedy reiterated that he is turday to give the defense com­ if ur.able to p tu re it, ’’ re a d s peace conference. "dead-end s tre e t" in offering to used for o r against you."_______ p a r t of Sect .01. P ra n k s te rs H it base peace negotiations on the supporting Johnson and Hum­ munications agency more tim e to 'And I rr su re som e of you Geneva accord and thus involve phrey for re-election. evaluate the operation of the re m e m b e r two y e a rs ago when we A s h e r H o u s e European nations. Instead, Nixon While Nixon was free with his 100-pound radio relay stations. ch ased th a t s te e r all o v e r c a m ­ said, the non-Communist nations rem arks about the Democrats, The problem concerned a lower pus fo r th r e e days. T! : w as be- Pranksters hit the f o r m e r Student Foundation For S h o p p in g C e n te r of Asia ought to draft proposals he wouldn’t talk about possibili­ than norm al broadcast s i g n a l strength received from the s a ­ fo re th is se ctio n was icluded, *1 A sher for a settlem ent, even if the ties for the 1968 Republican tic­ the in s tru c to r com m en ted . Men at 215 Evergreen St. Tues­ Communists Ignore tham at this ket. tellites. __________ _______ "N o p e rs o n s h a ll lan d a i r ­ day afternoon, East Lansing Po­ point. p la n e s o r h e lic o p te rs ex cep t on the landing s tr ip p ro v id ed fo r th a t lice said. White paint was splattered on S een F o r M e r id ia n T here was a great deal more about what he called Johnson’s p u r p o s e ," re a d s S ection 9.01. the inside walls of the house The necessary rezoning ap pany since February obtaining failure to sell the war goals to N e w P h i l o s o p h y ''W e ’ve n e v e r had a v io latio n and the fire extinguishers were proval by Meridian Township for land for the center. of th at one, e ith e r, ex cep t the sprayed on the floors and the the construction of a $20 million The cen te r’s 100-acre site will the country. But Nixon’s basic tim e one of o u r c o rp o r a ls la n d ­ w alls. Stream s of toilet paper shopping center n e a r Okemos house nearly 600,000 square feet advice to GOP candidates was: Support the flag but offer an T next year will probably be given, of space including the m alls. alternative to Johnson’s thus far e s t s E m p l o y e r s ed h i s h e lic o p te r a c r o s s the w ere strewn throughout the build­ s t r e e t fro m th e s ta tio n ," sa id th e ing. a township official said Wednes­ unsuccessful efforts to get peace in s tr u c to r . Asher House was vacated last day. Today’s re stle ss s t u d e n t s , cal fields, government and edu­ negotiations going. T h e law c o u rs e s include m a ­ October and has been up for sale FRANK K E L L E Y The northern portion of the site Skeleton Not While Sen. Thruston B. Mor­ hungry for the good life and often cation. Having lived m ost of their te r ia l on the r e c e n t S u p rem e since. proposed for an enclosed a ll- ton, R-Ky., balked at interpret­ in rebellion against the status lives with all their basic wants leader in Florida early this year. weather center is now zoned for quo, can give industrial managers He confirmed the reports were single family homes, said Rob­ Jesuit Priest ing the formula in just this way, he said in an interview that Re­ in search of new talent head­ supplied, m ost of today’s stu­ dents look beyond working just wool b a n k e r ’ s g r a y fla n n e l plus the dash I true, that he hadvisited with re p ­ e rt Gurnham, planning director ST. IGNACE OP— M i c h i g a n publicans a re not going to con­ aches trying to figure out how to uted Mafia leader Angelo Meli at to put bread on the table, to save for Meridian Township, State archaeologist Lyle Stone tribute to any misunderstanding attract them. M eli’s Florida apartm ent. T o w n s h i p authorities have has put a damper on speculation on the part of Hanoi about the "Today’s s t u d e n t s r e b e l for a c a r or even to get enough of S co ttish p la id gets the h ig h e s t in te r e s t Saying that threats against him money for a graduate degree, known about the proposed cen­ that a skeleton found in a grave lack of national unity Nixon men­ against the status quo, some­ have intensified in the last few te r for two or three months, he in this upper Michigan commu­ tioned. tim es for no other reason than Shingleton said. r a te fo r days, Kelley added that they came They want a "meaningful life,” In the form of "conversations, said. nity was that of Father Jacques Nixon was optim istic about the that it is the status quo," John an intangible concept, difficult to D. Shingleton, director of the letters, and a number of phone People in the area bordering Marquette, famed Jesu it p rie st chances of regaining Senate and Placement Bureau, said. define, but lt involves developing ju n io r p e t i t e s ! | H C S T » f g \ c a lls.” on the proposed site have ex­ and explorer. House seats lost in 1964. He said an integrated, satisfying concept Stone said Tuesday he is " a l­ that Democratic divisions over "When these people hit the He declined to reveal details pressed their support of rezon­ various corporations of A m er- of them selves as useful individ­ ing, he added. most certain ” the bones found Viet Nam and party rivalry be­ on the volume o r contents of uals, he said. the threats, except to say they The center, to be called M eri­ last weekend were those of In­ tween Johnson and Sen. Robert Business and industry has lost were in the nature of "You’re go­ dian Mall, will be located at the dians, F . Kennedy, D-N.Y., are helping and will continue to lose ground southwest corner of Grand River T here had been speculation Republican prospects. to government and educational ing to be ruined. We’re going to get you.” Avenue a n d O k e m o s - H a s l e t t the rem ains might have included Nixon observed that the polls agencies In getting the e a r of Road, those of Father Marquette, who indicate Kennedy, brother of the graduates partly a s a result of ”1 can’t get into particulars lived f rom 1637-1675 and founded late president, may be "the most because I want to protect the in­ the graduates' d esire to strive The initial plans include park­ a mission at St. Ignace. popular D em ocrat" at this point. tegrity of the information given fo r sociological a c c o m p l i s h ­ ing spaces for 4,000 cars, about Stone has unearthed three b u r ­ to State Police,” he said. 60 sto res and three full-line de­ ial places at St. Ignace. He said m ents. • ” A new approach by manage­ partm ent sto res connected by one grave held the bones of five Visit NEIAC Today 40- to 50-foot wide air-condi­ persons, another held the re tioned and heated m alls. mains of one person and the third A n im a l S k in s ment Is going to be needed to motivate this generation,” Shin­ The MSU Museum was recently gleton said. N e x t to William Hicks, owner of Hicks was empty. Shingleton will be emphasizing P a ra m o u n t N ew s B rothers Real Estate and In­ The archaeologist said he be­ given a collection of skulls and this need for a new approach surance Co., has been working lieved F ather Marquette was bur ­ skins of African animals and 5 4 3 E , G r a n d R iv e r next week in a speech at the with a Cleveland real estate com­ ied originally in the Ludington birds. Howard H, Fitzgerald II, p re s ­ C o l l e g e Recruiting Sem inar- area, southwest of St. Ignace Workshop at Georgia Technolog­ In lower Michigan, and that his ident and publisher of the Pon­ ical Institute. He spoke last May rem ains la te r were dug up, with tiac P re ss, and Dr. Jam es M, to Dow Chemical Co. re c ru ite rs part of them going to a museum McHugh of Birrpingham,' cap­ on the sam e subject. 4 t> *• ' s o m e w h e r e in t h e United tured the animals and birds while Shingleton added a note of en­ States” and part to a still un­ on safari in Kenya, Africa, this couragement, however: Plaid wool m ilitary Boy discovered grave near St. Ignace. year. "T h ere a re varying degrees Jacket with back vent. Ful­ ¿ ta c * V vJ ly lined. Two flap pockets. of the new philosophy and I do not believe the problem is as great B rass military button trim on pockets a n d sleeves. 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( U P I ) — ” 1 deeply believe in this faith,” P at Gallinagh and Bob Brtw ley, Cassius Clay, who likes preach­ Ciay said. ” 1 spend 90 p er cent By L A R R Y W E R N E R 203, who doubles as a lineback­ ing better than fighting and has asked for a draft deferment on of my tim e on religion. Even during training, 1 spend five hours State News Sports W r i t e r Last O f Two Parts e r In the conventional five. The ominous Jolly Green Giant grounds that he is a m inister, a day studying religion.” Senior Jeff Richardson, 250 leaves for Germany next Mon­ Clay s a i d he has converted line, which terrorized the Big Ten In ’65, has been drastically team which held Michigan, Ohio ted him to leave a huge bonus pounds of heavyweight w restler, day to p repare for his next heavy­ "thousands of N egroes’’ to the State and N otre Dame to nega­ and the St. Louis Cardinals this Is also fighting for a spot in the Black Muslim .faith. depleted. weight title defense. tive yardage is much ea sie r said summer, the big fellow will be middle. His attorney, Hayden Coving­ “ I believe in the teachings of It was the Spartan defensive than done. sorely m issed by the Spartans. ton, whom Clay term ed **Aheavy­ wall which most Monday morning Chuck Bailey and Nick Jordan Elijah Muhammad," he said. ” 1 The biggest loss, poundwlse weight in knowledge,” Tuesday quarterbacks credited for the anyway, Is that of Hal Lucas. head the list of tackles fighting like preaching better than fight­ As is som etim es the case in asked Clay’s local draft board to Spartans’ outstanding season. for the spots vacated by Don ing.” The 300-pound middle guard bol­ life, when a good man leaves a re-open the boxer’s draft appeals Bierowlcz and Buddy Owens. Now what? stered the center of the Spartan Job it takes two men to fill his case and reclassify him on But Clay made it clear he also believed in his ability as a box­ D u f f y Daugherty must r e ­ line and won A ll-A m erican men­ shoes. Daugherty has been ex­ Bailey Is Just a sophomore and grounds he is a Black Muslim e r. build. But finding adequate r e ­ tion In the process. perimenting with a six-m an line, weighs only 204, but the Spartan m inister. Despite his apparant loss of and the middle Is being manned coaches a re excited over his ag­ placements to fill the spots v a­ ” 1 am a m in ister. I have "T h e re ’s nobody in the world cated by several members of the interest in football which prom p­ by a pair of seniors, 214-pound gressive play. Jordan is a 215- been for the past two y e a rs,” who can beat m e,” he said. pound junior. Clay said. Clay said his bout with Karl ” My lawyer noticed this r e ­ M lldenberger in Frankfurt Sept. Bob Viney has left right de­ cently," he added. "T his is the 10 was already a sellout. "M ore fensive end, and Phil Hoag, who firs t tim e it really has been than 80,000 tickets have been L i t t l e L e a g u e W o r l d S e r i e s has been tabbed as “prom ising” publicized.” sold,” he said. since his sophomore year, should Clay had been seeking draft sta rt here. Hoag is a 206-pound The heavyweight champion said deferment as a conscientious ob­ senior. that eight weeks after the M il- jector since his reclassification denberber match, he hopes to from 1-Y to 1-A last February. M o v e s I n t o S e m i f i n a l s All-American Bubba Sm'th is meet Cleveland Williams, and A closed hearing on that request back at left end. that plans w ere in the making for was held h ere Tuesday. a bout with Ernie T e rre ll about run homer Wednesday to pace Annual L ittle League World Ser­ ' Clay said no decision was an­ two months after that. Kiss From Cassius WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UPI) — West New York, N .J. to a 3-1 ies. Ron Goovert, MSU’s All-Am­ erican linebacker, has graduat­ nounced during the hearing, but Cassius Clay stopped to kiss a young g ir l, Colleen He said draft officials have Righthander Mario Ruiz pitched victory over Kankakee, 111., and a Ruiz’ homer in the third wiped ed, and Brawley, who also plays would not comment further on C ourtney, on his way Into the L o u is v ille , Ky., Fed­ "graciously allowed me to leave four-hit ball and hit a th re e - berth in the semifinals of the 20th out a 1-0 lead Kankakee had tak­ defense on the hockey team, will the proceedings. e r a l Building, where the heavyweight champion’s en in the top of the inning on Covington represented Clay at the country” for his fight in replace Goovert. Charlie (Mad Germany. d ra ft status hearing was held. UPI Telephoto T erry Lofton’s two-out double Dog) Thornhill, a m uscular 204- that hearing, but said it was m ore ” 1 have until three days after and a single by L.C. Nutall. pound senior, returns at the oth­ o r less procedural, as he wanted the fight to return to this coun­ Ruiz’ clout made a loser out of e r iinebacking spot. the case re-opened on the basis starter Jeff Scott, who Invited that Clay is a m inister. try ,” he added. his own downfall by walking John George W ebster should s ta r Bruno and Jim Supples, who sc o r­ again at roverback, and the de­ ed ahead of Ruiz. It was one of fensive secondary is experienc­ two hits yielded by Scott, who ed with returnees like J e s s Phil­ C a re e r N e a r End had given up a single toIkeA lon- so in the second. lips, Sterling Armstrong, Jim m y Summers and J e rry Jones. C lin­ Ruiz struck out 12 batters and ton H arris is an excellent sopho­ gave up three walks in going the m ore prospect and front-line r e ­ F o r J im P ie r s a ll six-innlng route. Seven of his strikeouts came In the final three placement in the secondary. NEW YORK (UPI) — J i m m y while handling Chance before the innings. The wealth of returnees to the P iersall doesn’t have to be a bottom half of the seventh inning The triumph put West New York defensive backfield take a little mathem atical genius to figure out and obediently accepted a whisk into a semifinal g a m e today sting out of the graduation of he has only three m ore pay broom from Plate Umpire Bill against the winner of a Wednes­ co -captain Don Japinga. checks left as an active major Valentine when ordered to brush S C O R E B O A R D day twilight game between Wa­ leaguer. the d irt off, kayama, Japan, and the Rhine Daugherty and his staff cannot That would be one at the end " I ’d love to keep on playing, A M E R IC A N L E A G U E N A T IO N A L L E A G U E Main, U.S. A ir Force Base, G er­ help but cringe when they ex­ of this month, two m ore next but th e re ’s no use kidding my­ many, amine the list of lost defensive se lf," said the veteran outfield­ W L P C T . G3 W L P C T . GB Sacramento, Calif, and Hous­ standouts. month and then . , . well, thanks for everything. Jimmy, it was er, after the game was over. Baltim ore 80 44 .645 ----- San Fran. 75 51 .595 ----- ton, Tex., will meet in the other "If they decide to release me, DETROIT 67 56 .545 12-1/2 Pittsburgh 73 51 .589 1 semifinal game. But Lucas, Owens, Bierowlcz nice knowing you. P ie rsa ll Is rounding out his I won’t have any hard feelings. Cleveland 67 59 .532 14 Los Angeles 71 53 .573 3 and Viney were untested at one 15th season In the m ajors and a l­ I ’ll understand. I’m p e r f e c t l y Minnesota 67 60 .528 14-1/2 Phila. 68 58 .540 7 time, and they evolved into plea­ though Manager Bill Rigney of willing to go along with whatever Chicago 66 60 .524 15-1/2 St. Louis 65 60 .520 9-1/2 N o T e n n is Lights sant su rp rise s. I f Daugherty the Angels says "He has given Fred Haney and Bill Rigney de­ California 62 63 .496 18-1/2 Cincinnati 60 65 .480 14-1/2 doesn’t come up with some de­ us two of the best years of any cide. They've been wonderful to New York 56 70 .444 25 Atlanta 59 65 .476 15 The MSU tennis courts will not fensive su rp rise s this season. outfielder I ever saw, ” it is some me. Washington 57 73 .438 26 New York 56 70 .444 19 be lighted for the rem ainder of Spartan fans could be In for a of the things Rigney does not say 'T h o s e two men gave me a Kansas City 54 71 .432 26-1/2 Houston 55 70 .440 19-1/2 the sum m er after Friday. shock. which are m ore significant. chance when nobody else would. Boston 54 74 .422 28 Chicago 42 81 .341 31-1/2 For one thing, Rigney does not They signed me when the Mets released me in July of 1963. Standings do not Include Wednesday’ s games. LIEBERMANN’S- say P ie rsa ll will be 37 years old this November: for another thing, It broke my heart when the Mets he doesn’t say P iersall Is so in­ let me go. Where do you go from expendable that he won’t be let go. P ie rs a ll is reduced to doing there? But the Angels had some faith in me. I only wish I could have helped them m ore,” Price Control Heads Up! little things now. L ittle things Rigney insists P ie rsall helped (continued fro m page I) like filling In in the outfield and a great deal, particularly in view warming up the pitcher between of his age. m er Vice President Richard M. ference anywhere, where 1 think innings. "Did he really say that?” The Nixon’s assertion that the Unit­ it would be helpful,” Johnson The crowd of 10,510 a t Yan­ outfielder asked. " I ’m glad.” ed States should work through said. ” 1 am not going to black kee Stadium gave him an ovation When someone asked P iersall an all-A slan conference rather out any place . . . we would be each tim e he warmed up Dean what kind of a year he had, than a European-dominated Gen­ very pleased to see an all-Aslan Chance between innings during meaning the present one, he shook eva conference to attain peace conference, although we do not Tuesday night’s game at Yankee his head from side to side. In Viet Nam. want to make it appear that we Stadium. “ No good,” he said. "I was ” 1 am willing to go to a con- are trying to direct lt or force The prankish P iersall playful­ Just here to help In any small it.” ly covered home plate with dirt way I could. I played In about 60 games o r so and I’m only In his economic discussion, 2 Medals hitting about ,200. But I won three-four games with base hits and that made me happy.’’ 'Big Jock’ Johnson observed that the In­ crease in the cost of living this year has been "approxim ately w h a t th e a v e ra g e has been since For Thor P ie rsa ll hopes the Angels can find some use for him even if they decide to release him as an Gets Honor World War II p er y ear.” He expressed concern over active player. NEW YORK (UPI)—Jack Nick- recent boosts in medical charges Spartan gymnast Dave T hor 'T h a t would be real nice,” he laus, who captured the elusive and transportation costs. The won two individual m edals and said. " I'd like to stay in base­ B ritish Open Championship last President also renewed his ap­ placed fifth In the all-around ball. T h is is my life and I love month, won the July vote In the peal to management and labor competition In a gymnastics meet it. I ’ve had to make adjustments, 17th annual S. Rae Hickok " P r o ­ for se lf-re stra in t In wage and between United States and Cana­ I learned to control myself and fessional A th lete of th e Y e a r” price Increases. dian team s In Toronto last week­ I think I have the necessary ex­ A w ard, it was announced W ed­ end, perience to teach young ball play­ nesday, Thor and several other of the e r s ." It was the second time this nation's top gymnasts a re c u r­ The adjustment P iersall re ­ year Nicklaus won a monthly vote, rently participating in an Olym- ferred to, of course, was his adding to his selection in April. pic-style training camp at Penn dram atic comeback with the B os­ Nicklaus polled 104 points to State U niversity. T hese gym ­ ton Red Sox after suffering a 68 for runnerup Gaylord P erry, nasts com prised the s i x - ma n nervous breakdown during the San Francisco Giants pitcher. team which competed with the 1952 season. Middleweight BoxingChampion Canadian group. Emile Griffith and golfer AlG ei- "I can never really express my Thor tied for second in the berger, who won the PGA Cham­ appreciation to Tom Yawkey for parallel b a rs with a score of pionship, were third and fourth, th e case his kidness to me when I got 9.4 and took runner-up honors respectively. sic k ," P ie rsa ll said. "I wasn’t In the side horse with a 9.15. Other monthly winners this th a t r e a lly His six-event all-around score his responsibility but that didn’t m atter to him. year in the battle for the $10,000 was 53,85. diamond-studded belt, are golfer m a k e s Thor placed third in the 1966 "He stuck with me all the way, Ken Venturi and bowler Dick NCAA all-around competition b e­ Weber in January, hockey sta r y o u “ in ” sent me and my family down to hind Steve Cohen of Penn State Florida for the winter that year Bobby Hull in F e b r u a r y and and Mark Cohn of Temple. and helped me get my feet back March, pitcher Ju a n Marichal in FOR SALE-Study a id s . Many o n c a m p u s on the ground. It was the turning May and golfer B illy C asper in types and styles. Cover most point of my life,” June. course work.Reasonably priced, MSU Book Store in the Center S a m s o n it e A t t a c h é E m p lo y e e G o lf for International Program s. C o m p act, ele g a n t, efficien t w ith n o t a lo ck in sig h t! S e a s o n E n d s 2” Statesman $24,95 The MSU Employes Golf L ea­ 3” Commuter 24.95 gue completed Its firs t season 5 " Diplomat 29.95 of competition, with the t e a m of Lloyd M urray and Bunny Fulk, of Physical Plant, winning nine of 11 m atches for the champion­ ship. The league Is composed of 12 two-man team s, and m em ber­ ship Is open to all MSU employes, which Includes the faculty and PROFESSIONAL staff. Handicaps a re established, and the twosomes play 11 matches iia A 9 l DRY CLEANERS A N D throughout the sum m er. E A' , T I A N S IN G -20 9 E . Grand R iv er f SHIRT LAUNDERERS ALSO COIN OPERATED V H TO W N * I 0 7 S. Washington Ave. Anyone interested in the league may contact Everett Ritchie at X FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER and 2801 W SAGINAW 355-1710. T h u r s d a y , A u g u st 2 5 , 1966 6 M ich ig a n State N e w s , E a s t L a n sin g , M ich ig a n c a ll NOW The BIG SQUEEZE is here! HURRY and w e ’ll squeeze YOUR AD into our last issue. 355-8255 For Rent For Sale Lost & Found Service The State News does not Automotive Automotive FOR WEDDING a n d practical LOST FEMALE, brown andwhlte EXPERIENCED MANUSCRIPT perm it racial or religious FALCON FUTURA 1%3 convert- HELMETS FOR SALE at reduced Apartments w ith a discrim ination In Its ad­ lble, standard shift, good con­ prices, August 19 - 26. All shower gifts, see ACE HARD­ Springer Spaniel, twelve years old. From behind State Police and dissertation typist. Ref­ erences. Near Kellogg C enter. dition. $825. Phone 882-9338. colors available. As you know, ONE MiALE student for N orth- WARE'S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 G. low cost vertising c o l u m n s . The State News will not accept 3-8/26 It will be law in Lansing from wlnd Apartments starting fall Grand River, a c r o s s from P o st. Named ’’Cindy." Reward. 332-2307. 3-8/26 332-5545. 3-8/26 term . P refer graduate student. ’Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C D I A P E R SERVICE, Diaparene 1958 FO ftb, good transportation. a City Ordinance starting Aug­ W A N T AD advertising which discrim ­ inates a g a i n s t religion, $125.00. Call after 5 p.m. 351- ust 23 to w ear one. BENELL1 Call 351-4337. 2-8/26 WASHER, DRYER, refrig erato r, LOST: LADY's L o n d o n Fog Franchised Service Approved OF LANSING, IV 4-4411, and RIVER'S EDGE. Fem ale room - stove. Desk, birch dining set.' trench coat. Vicinity M orrill by Doctors and DS1A. The most race, color or national or­ 7250. 3-8/25 Hall. P lease return. Reward. A U T O M O T IV E SUZUKI OF CHARLOTTE, 543- mate needed, nine months. $65 Lounge chair /Ottoman. Portable m odern and Only personalized igin. f o r d , C l Fan 1957, 2-door. Call Diane. 332-6330. 5-8/26 E M P LO Y M E N T 1873. $11.95 up. C-8/26 monthly. Call 351-4386 after TV/ stand. M i s c e l l a n e o u s service in Lansing, providing 51,300 m i l e s , o n e owner. 2:30 p.m . 2-8/26 tables. Excellent condition. ED LOST, LONGINE Wristwatch, vi- you with diaper palls, poly bags, FOR R E N T $200.00. Ruth's 14645 Airport PHONÉ REPAIR e OI 1965 Honda TWO GlRLS to share two bed- 2-3777. 5-8/26 cinicy of F ran cis P ark. Engrav­ deodorizers and diapers, or use FOR SALE Sport 50 has $109 worth of LO S T & FOUND Automotive Road. Phone 484-4026. 3-8/25 new 1966 p a rts. $215. 332- room apartm ent, near campus, I N C O M E PROPERTY, T w o PROPERTY. ed **JJH June 1961." Reward. your own. Baby clothes washed P ER SO N A L BUICK SPECIAL 1955. Runs well. FÓRD 10S6, stick shift. Reli- 6450. 3-8/26 nine months lease starting Sep­ apartm ents, close to campus, Call 332-5040. 4-8/26 free. No deposit. Plant inspec­ P E A N U T S PERSONAL 1965 HONDA 50, excellent able transportation, $90 or best tember 15. Call after 6 p.m . shopping, schools. Wonderful VANISHED: WHITE W allet. Need tion invited. AMERICAN DIA­ LOOK OUT, SUZUKI Is here I PER SERVICE, 914 E. G ler— transportation. Best offer for offer. 614 Michigan Ave., Apt. ED 2-8466. 2-8/26 neighborhood. Phone 332-4913. contents. P lease keep money - • R EAL E S T A TE World’s finest motorcycle. FOX CALL 482-0864. C each. 351-4053. 2-8/26 1. P e te r. 2-8/25 6-8/26 • S E R V IC E SPORT CENTER, 2009 South RIVER'S EDGE, one upper c la ss- arrange f o r return. Carolln, • T R A N S P O R T A T IO N BUICK 1963 Special. New tires, FORD 1963 Galaxie, 292 Engine, C edar. 372-3908. C-8/25 m a n . $55 per m o n t h , nine BICYCLE SALES, rentals and 355-2064, 327 Mason. 3-8/26 BABYSITTING, my home, Willow r a d i o , automatic, no rust, slantback, C ruise - o - matlc, months lease. Phone Dale 351- services. A l s o used. EAST and B assett School area. Week­ • W ANTED $1,050, b e s t offer. Drafted, 5282 after 5 p.m . 2-8/26 days. Experienced. Call 372- power steering, r a d i o , re a r leaving Monday. 355-5846, 355— tire s new, $1,000. 337-0093. A viation LANSING C Y C L E , 1215 E. Personal 6453. 4-8/26 D E A D L IN E LEARN TO FLY at our Govern- WANTED: THREE girls for lux- Grand R iver. Call 332-8303. C YES, NEJAC rents TV's for P en- 5831. 2-8/26 3-8/26 ury apartm ent winter term , one HUFFY BICYCLE, 3-speed, good IRONING D O N E in my home. 1 P.M. o n e c l a s s d a y be* ment licensed school with ex­ nles a day. F ree service and CHEVELLE 1965, Malibu con- F O R D 'F a IRLANE ' 312" '2-door block from Berkey. Call Karen, condition. One new tire . $20. P r i n c e t o n Arms Apartment. f o re p u b l i c a t io n . perienced instructors. It’s easy delivery. S a m e day s e r v i c e v e r t i b l e . Take over notes 1 automatic V-8. Body, tire s, en­ 332-1201. 2-8/26 Call 353-1373 after 4 p.m. 1308 H aslett Road. Apt. #A-9. and fun! Open every dayl F or guaranteed. Call 337-1300 right Cancellations - 12 noon one •*283" 195 h.p., Automatic, ex­ 3-8/26 10-8/26 gine in excellent condition. 2- the best, come to FRANCIS FOURTH MAN needed fall term . now! C class day before publication cellent condition. Phone 485- speaker radio, seat belts. 37,000 AVIATION. Call IV 4-1324 for Approved. Close to campus, $9 GOLF SET, new. Five Irons, two B.Y.O.B. BREAK your own back .T yp in g Service 7769. 3-8/26 actual m iles. One owner. 351- an appointment now! weekly. 351-4062. Call after C woods, putter , bag, headcov- on your vacation trip in style ANN BROWN, typist and m ulti- CHEVY II 1965, "lUU” 230 cubic 4877. 5-8/26 PHONE inch, stick, 2-door, 8,500 m iles, CMC CUSTOM SUBURBAN, i960, 8-29. 2-8/26 e rs , balls. Worth $90. Sacri­ with Travel Accident Insurance lith offset printing. D isserta­ 355-8255 Employment THREE ROOMS furnished. Two fice $45. 337-1015. 5-8/26 from BUBOLZ, 332-8671. tions, theses, m anuscripts, gen­ radio, $1,245. Phone 485-0976. eight passenger, heavy duty V-6. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and Su- men, shower, parking. $60 de­ USED FURNITURE. Horsehide C-8/25 eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex­ RATES 3-8/26 Radio. 1707 Parkvale. $596. ED pervlsion of two school child­ posit. Rental agreem ent. $24 couch-tw o ch airs. Settee and p e rie n c e .'332-8384. C CHEVROLETS, 1957-1963. Eight 1 DAY.............S I.50 2-3601, ED 2-4080. 2-8/26 ren, late afternoon, in exchange week until September 20, then ch airs. Swivel rocker. Cock­ STUDENTS: ON your Birthday, to choose from. All are sharp. IMPALA 'CONVERTIBLE 1&6S, come down for a free Pizza. THESES PRINTED, rapid s e r- 3 DAYS.......... S3.00 for board and room. Fall term , $27.50 week. Call 882-0102 for tail table. Also antique wood vice. Drafting supplies. Xerox No ru st. P rice $695 and under. 4-speed, sm all eight. 220 h.p., near campus. Call after 7 p.m . details, 4-7 p.m . 3-8/26 range. 676-5383. 2-8/25 BIMBO’S PIZZA. 489-2431. 5 DAYS......... ¿5.00 JOHN’S AUTO SALES, 816 R.G. C-8/25 copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE­ black/white top. P erfect con­ 332-0589. 2-8/26 FOURTH GIRL for Cedar Village KENMORE CANNIStER vacuum PRINT. 221 South Grand. 482- [based on 15 words per ad) Curtis Avenue, Lansing. Phone dition. IV 5-1004 after 5 p.m . Apartment, nine months lease. cleaner with all the cleaning FREE TICKETS for FrandorK id- 5431. C-8/25 Over 15. 10c per word, per doy. 393-1114. C-8/26 3-8/26 Evening Employment Call 351-4295. 3-8/26 attachm ents. Runs and looks dyland with this ad and any pur­ CHEVROLET 1957, stick, six. OLDSMOBILE 1905. Convertible, Top earnings for those PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. NEED 2 men to share 4 man real good. $18. OX 4-6031. chase over $1.00. MAREK REX- There will be a 50« service Rebuilt engine, 4-door. Radio, who a re able to maintain IBM Selectric and Executive. 18,000 m iles, power brakes, apt. at Northwlnd. Call 355- C-8/25 ALL DRUGS P rescription Cen­ Multilith Offset printing. P ro ­ and bookkeeping charge it new tire s. $195 . 355-6075 after steering, antenna, tilt wheel. th eir studies and a re free 3-8/26 B I C Y C L E , CAMERAS, Watch, te r at F randor. C-8/25 6956. fessional theses typing. N e a r this ad is not paid within 5 p.m. 2-8/26 E xtras. $2,385. ED 2-8206/ 3 nights per week and one week. Saturday. Requires neat FOURTH GIRL GIRL for Cedarbrook clothing, school supplies, and 25% DISCOUNT on all photo work. campus. 337-1527. C CHEVROLET 1965' Super Sport ED 7-2529. 5-8/25 Arms Apartment. Good student. other item s. 129 Burcham, Apt. MAREK REXALL DRUG PRE­ convertible. Power s t e e r i n g , ÓLtìSMOBILE 1965, F-85, 4- appearing, serious, hard- JOB RESUMES, 100 c o p i e s , P lease w rite Lynne Schaper, #2, Saturday 11-2:00 p.m. SCRIPTION CENTER at F ran ­ b r a k e s . Reverberator radio. worker. F or personal in­ $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT A u t o m o t iv e door, autom atic, power ste e r­ 361 Som erset, Saginaw. 3-8/26 2-8/26 dor. One ro ll 620-127 BW film Burgundy, white top. ED 2 - terview phone M r. Faust, MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. ing, new tire s . By owner. Phone EAST SIDE one bedroom ap art- MANt S ' T H R E E - S p e e d fenglish free with this ad and any film BL'ICK 1965 W ildcat convertible. 8839 after 5 p.m. 5-8/26 351-4011, C lippert. IV 5-2213. C 627-5626. 3-8/26 ments, $125 up. No children, bicycle. Good condition. $20. left for processing. C-8/25 One ow ner, pow er s te e rin g and a b o a r d Gr e a t L a k e s p a s- CHEVROLET 1956 V-8, engine O L D S M O B I L E 1964 Coupe, no pets. Call IV 9-1017. 3-8/26 Call 355-7916 between 5 and 7 Transportation b ra k e s , r e a r speaker. Other senger cru ise ship to Septem­ e x tr a s . 676-5383. 2-8/25 and tire s excellent. $100. Phone standard transm ission, radio, ber 22nd. Male and female stu­ POTTER'S PARK near. Efficien- p.m . 2-8/26 F R E E 111 A Thrilling hour of HELP -RIDE wanted; perm a- 332-5165. 2-8/26 whitewalls, e x t r a moldings, dents. I n q u i r e at Placement cy apartm ent s u i t a b l e for BftlNG YOUR P rescription to beauty. For appointment, call nent employee, M arried Housing 7 TITTITiviERA 1963. Fully au- CORVA1R 1960. Recently Over- good rubber. Phone IV 5-1619. Bureau. 484-4519. M E R L E NORMAN 4-8/26 couple, $70 p er month. Phone OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 416 office. Monday-Friday, Haslett tomatlc, bucket seats. Perfect hauled. New T ires, body in good 2-8/26 COSMETIC STUDIO. 1600 E. S P A R T A N VILLAGE family 484-2345.______________2-8/26 Tussing Building. Phone IV 2 - Arms Apartm ents. Phone 332- condition. No ru st. Will help shape, excellent running con­ OLDS 19Ó2 Dynamic 88. Power needs housekeeper - babysit­ Michigan. C-8/25 4667. C-8/26 4203 . 5-8/26 finance—646-4662. 5-8/26 dition, Call 351-4924. 3-8/25 steering andpower brakes.Good te r. M on.-F ri„ 11 a.m . - 6 Houses GAS DRYER, Kenmore. $50.Call SEWlS’G, ALTERATIONS by ex- WANTED: RIDER San Francisco, CORVETTE 1956, 3-speed, late condition. Phone 485-3017 after p.m . School age children. Be­ EAST LANSING furnished three ED 2-8124 or 332-5947. 4-8/26 perienced se am stre ss. D ress­ S a l t Lake. Share e x p e n s e s . 283 engine, positractlon, 2 tops, 6 p.m . 3-8/26 gin September 26th. $30. 355- bedroom s. $220 m o n t h plus es, sportsw ear, made to order, Leave August 30-31. C allB ern- Generators and Starters spare engine, slight damage, RÀMBLER AMERICAN 1962 con- 3013. 3-8/26 utilities. P re fe r girl students. SCHWINN BIKE, Boys, like new, $5 - $6. Hemming - 50$. Lynn with large baskets. Must sell. ie, 351-6713. 2-8/26 $700. IV 4-7983. 3-8/26 vertible. One owner, low m ile­ CHIEF MEDÏCa L 'TEGHNGEO- Call 337-7978. 2-8/26 337-7116. C-8/25 $30. Phone 355-3027. 4-8/26 WANTED: RIDER to Denver, Salt ± 0 0 'L a ll work DODGE LANCER l9 6 l, four door, age, complete power, blue. 172 GIST. Complete supervision of UNFURNISHED TWO bedrooms, YOU NEED a band for a swlng- Lake. Share expenses. Leav­ and floor shift, radio, heater, two Gunson S treet, E.L. 5-8/26 laboratory in 200-bed hospital. sun porch, fireplace, full base­ SEWING MACHINE SALE. Large lng p a r t y . Get t h e JOLLY selection of reconditioned, used ing September 1st or 2nd. Call new tire s. Best offer, 355-0884. RENAULT DAUPHlNE 1965,26,- ASCP required. Salary to $700 ment. Couple o r sm all family ROGERS rock band. 339-2597. C its a T m aterials m achines. Singers, Whites, Uni­ 351-42 44. 3-8/26 2-8/26 per month based upon exper­ only. $150. 332-6646. 4-8/26 2-8/25 800 m iles. Very economical. v ersal, Necchi. $19.95 to $39.95. TEXAS, WANTED, Rides to share guaranteed FALCON 1963 Hardtop, six cyl- ience. Contact L e e Nichols, Owner leaving country . Must Guaranteed. Easy te rm s. ED­ Peanuts Personal e x p e n s e s . Leaving Sept. 2. inder, excellent condition. Very Adm., The Memorial Hospital, EAST SIDE sell. Approximately $250. 699- WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO., BOMBS AWAY, Nanaryl A part- Round T rip or one way. ED 2- economical, an exceptional buy Owosso, Michigan. 3-8/26 Im m ediate occupancy, 2 2715. 3-8/26 R E E D 'S G A R A G E at $650, 355-8161. 3-8/26 THUNDERBIRD 1965 Convert- MUSIC STORE needs sa le sclerk . bedroom for 4, $200. 3 bed­ 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. ment 11. 1-8/25 4939 after 6 p.m . 4-8/26 Knowledge of music helpful. Full C-8/25 WANTED: A RIDE to Toronto 2707 E . Kalamazoo NO BETTER TIME than now ible. A ir conditioning and many room for 6, $300. No child­ to find the home you want In ex tras. One year w arranty left. t i m e position. Apply MAR­ ren, no pets. UNFINISHED FURNITURE: bar Real Estate on September 2 or 3. Will share 489-1626 SHALL MUSIC, 30.7 E. Grand stools, night stands, chest-of- OKEMOS - HIAWATHA PARK. expenses. Phone 355-3138 after the Classified Ads. Phone OX 4-0505. 2-8/26 C all IV 9-1017. R iver, East Lansing. 2-8/26 draw ers, bookcases, p re-fin - Brick ranch, 3 bedrooms, c e r­ 5 p.m . 2-8/26 TRIUMPH TR3 1960. Beautiful, FURNISHED FOUR Bedroom for ished picture fram es, and m ore. amic bath, large family room, inside, out. New P a re llie s. Runs BABYSITTING In my home. P re - six or seven. $200 per month PLYWOOD S A L E S , 3121 S. Wanted w ell. Best offer. After 5 p.m. fer i n f a n t . Will sta rt im­ plus utilities. Year lease - Sep­ studio ceilings, wood paneling, mediately. Phone IV 2-2027. Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. fireplace w all. 2-1/2 ca r gar­ EXERCISE MACHINE Phone Some things work so well that 482-7248. 5-8/26 4-Ç/26 tem ber 15th. Fifteen minutes to campus. Call 337-2080 after C-8/25 age, large storage room, nicely 351-5543. 7-8/26 VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Deluxe V ar- landscaped. $22,500 by owner. NEECj APARTMENT Fall term . nothing can take their place lant Station Wagon. Low m ile­ S O C Caro I A L State WORKERS Hospital. needed Bachelor’s at 6 p.m . 3-8/26 e n Gl is h L i g h t - w e i g h t 3- s p e e d bicycles. $39.77 full 332-0084. 3-8/26 Sublease. Have graduated. P re ­ age. Beautiful red. Best offer. fe r teachers o r graduate stu­ degree with Social Science ma­ Rooms p rice . Rental-purchase term s EAST LANSING, Pinecrest T - Call 482-4090 . 2-8/26 dents. Call C arol, 332-2309. jo r, $6013; M.S.W. $7308; All APPROVED SUPERVISED rooms available. We also have tennis bedroom ranch, large lot, low V O L K S W A G E N 1965, 6.ÓÓÓ Michigan Civil Service Com­ 4-8/26 for g irls. Some cooking. Double racquets, golf balls, badminton down payment. Call owner, 337- m iles. New plugs and points. m ission benefits. Please w rite room $10 weekly. Inquire 332- b irdies, gifts and housewares. 2778, 4-8/26 GIRL WANTS Apartment to sub Royal blue. Call 487-0832. Lock Box A, C aro, Michigan or 0063. 1167 L ilac. 5-8/26 ACE HARDWARE, acro ss from 2-8/26 call 517-673-3191 Ext. 332. EAST LANSING. Excellent CTiïï~- « J ° r fal1 term ordy- f a l l I3 T per the Union. ED 2-3212. T$165 C 337-9691. 2-8/26 ROOM and BOARD, cairn ranch home. Three bed- ________ __ VOLKSWAGEN 1065 square back 2-8/26 STUDY DESKS, sm all chests, rooms plus possible basement URGENTLY NEEDED, four tick- sedan. Excellent condition.Take LINEN RO O M ATTENDANTS, term . Must have two point av­ erage, m ale. 332-1440,413 H ill- roll-aw ays, & bunk beds. New income. Quick possession. ED ets for Ohio. State game, Oc­ over balance due of $1,950,Call five days week. SeeM rs. Boggs, 4-8/26 tober 15. Will pay $15 per tick­ 882-7987. 2-8/26 c re s t, 5-8/26 & used m a ttresses—all sizes. 7-9794. UNIVERSITY INN Motel, 1100 Study lamps, typew riters, tape et. Send C.O.D. to Frank Leo, VOLKSWAGEN 19Ó0. Like new. Trowbridge, E.L. 5-8/26 WOMAN for single room in p leas- rec o rd e rs, m etal w ardrobes, Service Box 501, Akron, Ohio. 434-2E10 ant five woman apartm ent, $60 AM-FM radio, gas heater, sun A S S l S T À N t HOUSEKEEPER, portable TV sets, large selec­ DIAPER S E R V I C E , Lansing’s Collect. 4-8/26 roof. Must se ll. 355-6119 after month. Graduate student p re­ five days p er week. See M rs. tion new & used electric fans. finest. Your choice of th ree FEMALE GRADUATE S t udent Noon. 5-8/26 ferred . 337-1194. 2-8/26 Boggs, UNIVERSITY INN Mo­ Everything for the home. WIL­ types. Containers furnished, no wants to rent housekeeping room VOLKSWAGEN .1962 convertible. tel, 1100 Trowbridge Road, E.L. COX SECOND HAND STORE, deposit. You may include two near MSU. Call IV 2-0060 after Engine smooth. Good tire s, new ___________________ 5-8/26 $170 Term 509 E. Michigan, Lansing. Phone 6 p.m . 2-8/26 pounds baby clothes. T ry our paint, radio. Very clean. 489- MAIDS, DAY or night, five day IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p.m. C Velvasoft p ro cess, 25 years in USED BABY crib , m a t c h i n g Room & Board 2638 between 8-5. 5-8/26 week. See M rs. Boggs, UNI­ d re s s e r and other baby furni­ Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SER­ V E R S I T Y INN MOTEL, 1100 E ls w o r t h C o-op House Animats VOLKSWAGEN l9 6 l Sun rooF. VICE. 1010 E. Michigan. IV 2- tu re. Must be in good condi­ Clean. Must se ll. Call 484-3495 Trowbridge. 5-8/26 BRltTANY SPANIEL Puppies. 0421. , C tion. 332-3069. 5-8/26 B IG S Q U E E Z E 711 W. Grand R iver. Own­ after 5 p.m. 4-8/26 CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few ed, operated by m em bers. AKC, twelve weeks old. Should hours a day can mean excellent hunt this fall. Phone IV 5-1053. VOL VO 1961, ¿-door. Engine earnings for you as a trained 5 h r, week housework a r ­ 7-8/25 completely rebuilt. New brakes AVON representative. For ap­ ranged. Openings for p ro s­ and transm ission. Clean and pective m em bers. TOY MANCHESTER, 2 years old, A n o t h e r of t h e c o u n tl e s s a p p l i c a ­ pointment in your home, write registered, c h e a p , to couple sharp! Phone IV 4-6213. 2-8/26 M rs. Alona Huckins, 5664School Sorry g irls, men only. Call without children. Phone 627- ACROSS 22. Cat t i o n s o f t h e p r in c ip le of the s c r e w , Street, H aslett, Michigan, or 332-3574 or visit at your 1. Publication eve Auto Service & P arts convenience. 5626. 3-8/26 said to h a v e b e e n invented by call IV 2-6893. C-8/26 6 Sim mlli 23- Col apse MEL’S AUTO SERVICE, East ÀlDËS - CONVALESCENT units ATTRACTIVE ROOMS in area S ia m e s e s o p h is t i - c a t s , eight 0. Hahn o! 25. Nourished A r c h i m e d e s about 250 B . C . , the w e e k s old. Weaned and box 26. Incorrect Lansing’s All Night Garage will now offering experience In re ­ of beautiful homes in East Lan­ Clienti b e n c h v i s e h a s b e e n one of m a n ' s be open September 1st. 1108 habilitation for the trained nurse sing. Phone ED 2-1176. 3-8/25 trained. 337-0650. 3-8/26 1. Soil ol term E. Grand River. C -8/26 Iaculi 28. Costa most useful tools. Nothing c a n aide. Starting $1.35. Apply P ro­ LARGE ROOM for three male M obile Homes 31. Kill met NEW BATTERIES. E x c h a n g e 2. Clad t a k e i t s p l a c e in holding a n object vincial House behind Yankee graduate students. Private bath TRAILER 1960-10 x 50. tw o 3. G ive forth 32. Seine price from $7.95. New sealed Stadium, E a s t Lansing 332- and porch. One block from cam­ 33. Ballot w h i c h n e e d s to be w o r k e d up on. bedrooms (one converted Into 4. Basis ot beams, 99$. Salvage c a rs, large 0817. 7-8/26 pus, $8.50 weekly, $10 with 34. Praise study), carpeted, colored appli­ perfume stock used p a rts. ABC AUTO ÊMPLÔŸËRS OVERLOAD Com- c a r. 219 Durand. 351-5485. 5 . Pinch 36. Scattered ances, entranceway. $2500.641- PARTS, 613 E. South St. IV 5- 3-8/26 7. Cameroon* 38. Tall: Sp, L i k e t h e b e n c h v i s e , the n e w s p a p e r pany. Tem porary assignments 6586. 5-8/26 g ra m m a tic a l­ (i. de 1921. C trilie 39. Tidier W ant A d is another of m a n ' s i n ­ for experienced office girls. No SINGLE ROOM. Share large, con- ROYAL 1955, 8 x 32. Excellent 40. Rustic pipe ly France ACCIDEn Y PROBLEM? C a l l fee, top pay. Phone 487-6071. venient home. Responsible wo­ 8. Chopping condition. On East Lansing lot. tool 41. Work unit 2. Bili, giani 7. S urvive v e n t i o n s w h i c h h a s s t o o d the test KALAMAZOO STREET BODY C-8/25 man over 21. $60 value - $40 3. Liquidate 8. Musk on SHOP. Small d e n t s to large Priced to s e l l Immediately. 9. Stability o f t i m e a n d w h i c h is i r r e p l a c e a b l e g R e a T Ca k e s e m p l o y m e n t month. Some assistance to man­ Phone 332-8283. 3-8/26 II. D ry . a s DOWN 4. Blissful genus w recks. American and foreign 1. Anulv/.e 5. Boot 9 . Radioac­ when it c o m e s to getting things for permanent positions for men ag er. Apply Joan Jewitt School, wine ca rs. Guaranteed work. 482- 1965, 1C) X 50 NATIONAL Mobile tive gas and women in o f f i c e sales, M r. Butterfield, 482-1093, 351- done. A l o w c o st m e a n s of c o m ­ 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C Home. On lot. Available Sep­ 10. Crucial technical. IV 2-1543. C-8/25 6590, 337-1598. 3-8/26 tem ber 1st. Phone 337-1127. 2 3 4 5 6 7 a point municating a m e s s a g e to a m a s s CAR WASH: 25tf. Wash, wax, REGISTER EÔ NÜRSES: New re - MEN - APPRoVÈb, Supervised 2-8/26 % % 1 II 12. Wine vessc vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- 10 of p e o p l e , the Want A d s t a n d s habilitation units now staffing. room s. Doubles, $7.50. Singles ACTIVE 1963, lO x 50. Carpeted, 16. More- pert, back of KOKO Bar. C-8/25 Interview Monday through F ri­ $10.00. Parking, laundry. No air-conditioned, on private lot. i 13 pallid unique as a f e a tu re of the daily day, 8-5:00. Apply Provincial cooking. One block from Beal 1 1 % 19. Criminal Scooters & C ycles Make offer. Financlngavallabje. n e w s p a p e r w h ic h no o t h e r m edium House, behind Yankee Stadium, entrance. Spartan H a l l , 215 Call 372-3582 . 5-8/26 14 IS 14 17 20. Spread to dry can m atch. 1966 M d N t R B A s c o r p i Gn East Lansing. 332-0817. L ouis. ED 2-2574. 4-8/26 PONTIAC CHIEF 8 x 42 carpet- 1« % 19 2 0 21. Wicked lies Street Scram bler. Nearly new. 7-8/26 Best offer. Call 337-9217. For Sale ed. On lot, East Lansing. Asking £1 23. The end BABY SITTER beginning in Sep- 2> v /¿ 24. Shrewd 2-8/26 tem ber, Monday through Friday. BIRTHDAY CAKE 7 ", $3.li2 de- $1595. Call after 6 p.m. 337- % % % % 25. Shai kle Call 355-8255 STRATTON'S SPORY CENTER Own transportation, references. Uvered; 8" cakes, $3.64. Also 9647. 5-8/26 2 3 24 25 W Z % 26. Of the has opened Suzuki of Charlotte. sheet pies and cakes. KWAST WOLVERINE 10 x 50. Good con- % check Phone 351-6716. 5-8/25 24 27 26 dition, Annex Wired for w asher- (Students Must Pay In Advance) We have just taken delivery of SECRETARY, PROFICIENT at BAKERIES, Brookfield Plaza, dry er. L arge play area, ideal m 27. Inter­ a dozen X6’s. Don’t forget w e're typing and shorthand. Oppor­ East Lansing; Frandor; 303 S. 31 31 33 vening: law- one of the few dealers who will tunity to obtain legal skills. Call Washington. IV 4-1317, C-8/25 for children. T ra ile r Haven. % 34 37 28. Aftermath take a ca r in trade for partial 337-2556. 4-8/26 34 35 29. Roman M rs. Simon, 487-3641. 5-8/25 JÔÊ PRINTING p re ss (platen) STATE NEWS or full payment. Phone 543- 1873, C harlotte. C STUDENTS FÔR landscape full o r half days. TWISS LAND­ work, C & P. 8 x 12 inch -With var­ iable speed m otor. In excell­ 31 i % 41 39 % road 30. Couch 33. Negate T a k e HER OUT to dinner . . . ent condition. Phone 489-’'°"’"’. 40 7/< 35. Father SCAPE CENTER, IV 4-7753, 3-8/25 % 347 Student Services Bldg. at one of the fine places listed 12-1 p.m . 3-8/26 37. Duster In today's Classified Ads. M ic h ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ich igan T h u r sd a y , A u gu st 25, 1966 7 H MSU WORK FORCE IM I aagfaEi ÉÉÈ m E m p l o y e s L a r g e l y S t u d e n t s units employ about one-half of all cataloging and acting as recep ­ By D O R O T H Y L A S K E Y who work for an hourly ra te and student personnel. tionists, as well as some c le ri­ State News Staff W r i t e r the exclusive graduate group who The Student Employment S e r­ cal work. MSU could not function a s an are compensated for a ssistan t- vice of the Placement Bureau Student personnel receive a operational unit without its stu­ shlps and researching. said that the four basic types of $1.25 rate per hour. In some s s dent work force. T his la tte r group accounts for work available on-campus a re in cases students work for r o o m Horace C.Klng, re g istra r, said approxim ately 2,000 w orkers who food service, either in the r e s i­ and/or board. In certain skilled that the University readily taps receive about half of the total dence halls, Kellogg Center, the Jobs it is possible to obtain a its resource of bright, quick-to- payroll. higher ra te than the minimum, i gm m m m T he student body in number Union o r C rossroads Cafeteria; I lili**** learn students as a work force. but these must be approved by alone is im portant to the U niver­ office work, full or part-tim e "Without them we just wouldn’t the department head and the P e r ­ sity. As the enrollm ent increases within the U niversity d e p a r t ­ a be, in m ore than one se n se," he said. necessary work increases, but ments; custodial work in campus facilities, and L ibrary work. Du­ sonnel Office. R estrictions are placed on the Summer finds students working the labor supply also increases. ties in the L ibrary include filing, number of work hours depend­ In custodial and repair crew s, Rumpsa said that the living ing on grade point. F irs t term assisting re se a rc h ers, helping In students are advised not to work, compiling the faculty-staff d ire c ­ but firs t to get acclimated toU nl- tory, and working with the fre sh ­ versity life. M u ltip le S trin g Q u a rte t men orientation program s. King said during the year many A l a b a m a T e lls U .S . Students usually work on a term basis, so the employment turn F a c u lty and students united this s u m m e r to f o r m t h « sessions in V e rm o n t this s u m m e r. L ast s u m m e r t h e adm inistrative annexes have a over rate Is quite high. During M u ltip le String Q uartet, a group which met once a group met in H alik's home with t h e id e a o f giving his part-tim e student labor force. At the sum m er and between term s week to p ra c tic e pieces by M o z a rt, Haydn and Beet­ hoven. Conducted by Glen H allk, f o r m e r MSU en­ students and frie nd s ensem ble p ra c tic e , but, like Topsy, it grew. H alik and his wife, who is a piano registration time he said an addi­ tional 100 students a re employed. K e e p Y o u r M o n e y the U niversity offices use m ore students: however the peaks of g in e e rin g p ro fe s so r, the sesions average about 20 te a c h e r, w ill attend Interlochen Adult M usic Con­ "Student help is invaluable at student employment are at re g is­ MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI)— House passage came only two p la y e r s , many of whom a re H a llk ’ s violin and viola fe re n c e this s u m m e r f o r t h e ir 14th y e a r. M u ltip le reg istra tio n ," said the re g is tra r, trations. The Alabama House Wednesday legislative days after Wallace pupils. O th ers a re adults who a re interested in cham­ s trin g quartets, two large groups, have been conduct­ "because these students have all passed and sent to the State went on state— wide television to The re g istra r said that p re ­ b e r music o r who play f o r the Lansing Symphony. ed at Interlochen f o r y e a rs . Halik w ill also play with experienced registration a n d Senate Gov. George Wallaces’s demand the legislation and brand enrollm ent and early registration D r . Roland Robinson, p ro fe s s o r of financial a d m in is ­ the C onductors’ Workshop O rc h e s tr a . know its in’s and out’s .” King has shifted the numbers o n l y Photo by Russ Steffey bill defying federal school de­ the guidelines as a "so cialist t r a t io n and economics, and c o - o r g a n iz e r of the group, said that a fte r a half-hour of in ­ slightly. was v io lin is t at the Goddard College cham b er music segregation guidelines, moving plot." struction the student is usually Opposition to certain points of ready to go right to work. the state closer to another show­ down on integration. the m easure was expected in the Ko Ko Bar "Some of our students a r e Senate but final passage was NEVADA GOVERNOR ASSERTS veteran s,” King said. "They The vote that would eventually cut off Alabama from federal forecast for next week. may begin work with us th eir The House chamber rang with freshmen year and continue until school funds passed by a vote of 76 to 9. cries of " s ta te s rig h ts" and graduation," he said. "We a re ready to fight" during During the 1965-66 year Paul The only real su rp rise during the debate and opponents of the F e d e r a l C o o p e r a tio n In a d e q u a te V. Rumpsa, com ptroller with the University Business Office, said the two hour House debate was the number of votes against it. bill frequently w ere interrupted n o o k <£ n ò li The lower cham ber, jammedwith by shouts of " L e t’s vote, vote, that 24,677 undergraduates and LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI)--Gov. ence. Aides said he did not plan Skimming Is the surreptitious adm inistration b a c k e r s and vote." evidence because it was obtained grad students were employed by Grant Sawyer, critical of die to m eet with m em bers of the removal of money off the top of illegally and was unverified. the U niversity, T heir annual crowded with states rights advo­ Program Information 482-3905 federal governm ent's refusal to Justice Department. the gross In order to avoid pay­ Sawyer said, "Many of the payroll amounted to nearly $7 cates, had not been expected to cooperate In the Nevada skim ­ The governor, who Is seeking ment of taxes with the money sensational s t o r i e s that have million. count nine opponents. ‘THE LOOSE ENDS’ ming probe, charged Wednesday re-election, urged the federal assertedly being channeled to the plagued our state appear to be Rumpsa said that within the The representatives beat down M iC H iG A N that Washington had launched an amendment after a m e n d m e n t government to produce "any such underworld. deliberate news leaks from the payroll categories there is a which would have lim ited the 1:50, 4:25, Dancing "undeclared w ar” against N e­ evidence (of alleged skimming) Federal Inferences of Irreg u ­ FBI or the Dept, of Ju stic e ." differentiation between students vada’s gambling industry. a s It p rofesses to have and eith er la ritie s In Nevada gambling came bill’s provisions. But five al­ Today .6:55, 9:30 P.M. Sawyer released a stinging In­ ternations, four of them offered Food lsaue Indictments o r turn the when federal agents testified un­ dictment against the government alleged evidence over to the state der oath In a U.S. C ourt of Ap­ by the adm inistration, w ere ap­ IT TEARS and then flew to Washington to peals in Denver last June that proved. None made a g r e a t Open 7 days a week of Nevada for action. If they r e ­ M a r i n e s C a p t u r e i YOU APART attend an advisory committee of fuse, the f e d e r a l government plush L as Vegas casinos were change. [WITH the National Governors’ Confer­ should call off its dogs." bugged. The bill would replace an es­ SUSPENSE' United States attorneys oppos­ tim ated $3.8 million of the ap­ ed introducing the eavesdropping proximately $30 million in feder­ evidence at the court hearing V C W a r C o l l e g e 9 al education funds which could because it would disclose "a be cut off by the federal govern­ G r i f f i n A d v o c a t e s se rie s of sordid financial tra n s­ SAIGON (UPI)—More than 600 F la . He said It took medics ment because of defiance. actions that related to a skim ­ U.S. M arines, entrenched in a four hours to get Marine casu­ It also would declare the guide­ K - ming operation” at the D esert captured Communist "w ar col­ alties 400 yards to a point where lines illegal, all c o m p l i a n c e Inn Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip. leg e" but deprived of artillery the wounded could be h o i s t e d form s already signed by school L i boards null and void and would M i n i m u m W a g e Sawyer immediately ordered and a ir support by thick jungles, matched firepower W e d n e s d a y safely to hovering helicopters. establish the Legislature and the I PAUL JULIE I WASHINGTON til—Sen. Rob­ He added he does not believe the Nevada Gaming Commission the s e c o n d step up to $1.60 to conduct its closed door h e a r­ with Viet Cong troops battling Under the Jungle canopy, the Viet Cong—Including many ve­ governor as a commission to take over negotiations on guide­ nEUimnn MIDREIUS ¥ e rt P . Griffin, R-Mich., said from caves and tunnels to regain should go Into effect until 1969. ings into skimming. The firs t lines questions for any school today he will vote for the m in­ imum wage bill even If his views T he bill calls for the $1.60 min­ witnesses called represented the the mountain stronghold. teran s, North Vietnamese In­ stru c to rs and possibly some sta r board voting to give up its own ALFRED vxpaf Leatherneck spokesmen r e ­ on some provisions do not p re ­ imum to become effective In D esert Inn and Stardust hotels, ported at least 44 Communists pupils—retreated to t u n n e l s , authority. HITCHCOCK’S vail. 1968. bock headed by Cleveland gam ­ killed in the firs t hours of fight­ caves and other fortifications to In short, the m easure would , He . said . at a, , news. conference , „„ Griffin said he has seen no b ler Moe Dalitz. ing on the 3,000-foot mountain try to recapture the school. tell the government to keep its TOMI Adjacent to Kwik-Stop he favored making the increase lndIcatlon President Johnson is . One high ranking Nevada gam ­ just 14 m iles from the huge The fight at the mountain war money and, at the same time, keep its hands off A l a b a m a CURTRM1 P arty Store from $1.25 to $1.40 an hour in doing anything about the Increase bling official said Wednesday he Marine base at Da Nang. U.S. college, which began Tuesday the minimum wage effective im ­ schools. It is aimed specifi­ TICHMCOLOR Kalamazoo at Cllppert in the cost of living. casualties w e r e described as when a M arine platoon spotted mediately instead of next Feb­ saw the hand of Sen. Robert F, cally at forcing a showdown and A UNIVERSAL PICTURft "lig h t.” the Communist training ground, ruary as proposed. Asked If he was inviting fo r­ Kennedy, D-N.Y., the form er U.S. The M arine force uprooted a indicated the toughness of the would make Alabama the first m er Vice President Richard M. Attorney General, In the cu rrent Viet Cong battalion, also num­ real testing ground of the guide­ 4L J L UaNp UrpHt teiiDtl I t e D-ikVE w ar. Wanted Nixon into Michigan to cam ­ skimming and eavesdropping is ­ bering about 600, e a rlie r in the lines issued by the U.S. Health, TWo GlkLS need place to live paign for him, Griffin said Nixon sue. He claim ed it was an attempt day and found a w ar college that The Leathernecks found no or­ Education and Welfare Dept. fall term . Call 351-5545. Ask already has spoken for him in by Kennedy to gain the presiden­ included 30-seat c l a s s r o o m dinary Viet Cong. They wore in- MU m South iw M t a l L ansing o n M -7 8 for Sue or G erry. 3-8/26 Bay City and will be in Grand tial nomination as a racketbust- stru ctu res and 10 other buildings full uniforms and steel helm ets. MM Rapids Oct. 15, Griffin said he er, a tactic which alm ost won the —and even stacks of diplomas They b ristled with a u t o m a t i c Watch For F irs t HELP1 Need apartm ent fall term . will appear with Nixon at Grand Democratic presidential nomina­ weapons. J NOW! (2) BIG HITS | Sublease. P re fe r teachers or tion for the late Tennessee Sen. and a barbed w ire emplacement Showing Of Rapids If he can. to teach trainees how to wiggle Newsmen and even the 3rd graduate students. 351-6667. Asked If he would ask B arry E stes Kefauver, Chinese SENIOR GIRL wants to sublease luxury apartm ent for fall term 2-8/26 Goldwater to speak for him in Rep. W alter Baring, D-Nev„ Michigan, Griffin replied, "N o." told newsmen last week that the into allied posts. The mountaintop Jungle growth ris e s 60 to 100 feet high, making the usually reliable American Marine Division Chief of Staff w ere discouraged from entering the area by Lt. Col. Victor O- Movie And Stage Show Next Week. m N o .(l) at 7:55-11:55 F IR S T LA N S IN G 1 Hit N o .(2) at 10:10 P . M . | Griffin said President John­ wiretapping was done by “Bob­ haneslan, 39, of New York City, only. Jan, after 12:30 p.m. 337- a rtillery and airpower useless SEPTEMBER 2-41 SHOWING son's policies were responsible by’s Bugging Brigade,” who directed the Marine battle 9526. 4-8/26 The Ju stice Dept, refused to and forcing the M arines to close- 370 m iles north of Saigon. ■'SPIMOUHl 'I ^süCHl'iU' wth for pushing up the cost of liv­ order combat. Il . rN SINH“! I BLOOD DONORS needed, $6 for ing and because of this, he said, give the state of Nevada any a s ­ RH positive, $7, $10, o r $12 he was happy that Johnson would sistance in its investigation, U.S. "T he ground is extrem ely bru­ • , ft M SKUNK ! VIRUS for RH n e g a t i v e . DETROIT BLOOD SERVICE, INC. 1427 E. Michigan Ave. Hours 9-4 Mon­ be campaigning for G. Mennen Atty. Gen. Nicholas Katzenbach Williams "and not for m e." declined to turn over the bugging ta l," said M arine Maj. T. J. Willis, 37, of St. Petersburg, aU H R PY Smania usi r° \ & day and Tuesday; 12-7 T hurs­ W illiams, a form er governor Program Info - 332-6944 Starts TODAY! day. 489-7587. C of the state, is the Democratic nominee for Griffin’s Senate seat. tM S JM M ÍM T Tw in-H it All H e P B U R Ift I r I Ee - S T Thur«.- F r i . -Sat. 3-Color Hits 1.00-4:30-8:15 2:40-6:20-10.00 p e re R QuaT HCHNICOLOR PANAVISION J3 0 & H G |3 O £ ! 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M ic h ig a n 4 - H C h o o s in g J u d g e s U P T O 95 0 0 C A S H W in n e r s Judges began c h o o s i n g a ll- state winners of 4-H blue rib­ bons from among m ore than 3,500 /c f b i 1 ¿i nf rfurursi i h— 4 money county w inners at MSU's 51st annual 4-H show Wednesday, F irs t w i n n e r s named w ere those in the f arm crops competi­ tions. K ro q e r f C o p yrig h t the Kroger Co., 1966. W e reserve the righ t to lim it quantities Hilda Kernstock of Bay City won grand championships In two c la sse s—wheat and oats. U .S . C H O IC E LaVerna W illiams of Rock­ ford was named top potato grow­ K R O G E R e r and Mike Schwelhaffer of St. C lair won the soybean competi­ tion. " K r o g e r Days” a re C om ing at Lake Billy Lutz and Ronald Volz, Lansing Park. P ick up F r e e Tic kets DEFF b o t h of Sebewaign, Charlotte at K ro g er good f o r $1 in f r e e rides Schell of F ostorla and Douglas with the purchase of $1 worth of Cunningham of Pittsford w ere tickets. Tickets w ill be e ffec tive F r i . , among early winners of future Sat., Sun. & Mon. Sept. 2 ,3,4, & 5. trip s as awards for their p rize- winning dem onstrations. A show area a d j a c e n t to Spartan Stadium will be the site of the annual State 4-H Horse Show today. SILVER PLATTER PORK ROAST OR Chuck Steaks Poultry, rabbits, handicrafts, photography and collections of mounted insects will also be Judged today. S & -6 9 ' Tenderay USDA Choice Pope’ s Gift K ro g e r V a c -P a c Mb Steak M e a t T r e a ts (continued fro m page 1) Fres-Shore Frozen lot of the underprivileged, he said. Now, m ore than 10 months later, U.N. officials a re trying to decide how to put the gifts C o f f e e tfn o c e ic f S f c z c i& ld F is h S t i c k s 3 io°z wt pkgs $ 1 Tenderay 4th and 5th Rib to the use intended. G RAD E A M E D IU M R ib R oast b 79c One of the ideas being con­ Tenderay Boston Rolled sidered is the "purchase” of F R E S H E G G S the gifts by an unidentified In­ Pot R oast ,b 7 9 ° ternational tri-faith group—p re­ sumably made up of Jewish, P ro ­ NO Peschke’s testant and Roman Catholic rep­ w ith coupon w _ » L IM IT resentatives. & a $5 or more S lic e d S la b B a c o n b 7 9 « purchase The idea, according to inform­ Clover Valley P eschk« ed U.N. sources, Is for the group to buy the c ro ss and ring and then P e a n u t B u tte r 2 b * 79« Hot Dogs 2 * *»• $1 . 0 9 donate the valuable objects right back to the United Nations to be put on public view. F R E E a pkg. Kroger Peschke’s Full Shank Half Sm oked Ham This way the United Nations S a ltin e s pkgs $1 Pride O Michigan Boneless could reap an unlimited harvest o f 8 S a n d w i c h o r W e in e r from the " s a le ” of the P ontiffs C A M P B E L L 'S la m R oast ib9 9 < gifts. By selling and yet retain­ M elO S olt-IV a-lb. ing the gifts not only would the B U N S Pope’s wishes be followed but the gifts could be added to the U.N.'s growing a rt collection— a lure for revenue - producing T o m a to w ith t h e p u itc h a s e of 2 pkgs. S a n d w ic h B r e a d 5 Kroger Chili w/Beans or 95« F re e h F r u it s S o u p to u rists. 2 T i-lb- cans Q Q ( Prune Plums or B e e f S te w But there Is no indication when SPRAY DEODORANT a final decision on the fate of Peaches the cross and ring could be ex­ TOMAI® pected. However, the wheels of "quiet SECRETI F r u it D r in k s 2 « -■ 53« U.S. No. 1 White P o ta to e s diplomacy” never cease turning w ith coupon 59« and there is no doubt that Pope 1 0 3/ 4 - o z . below Facial Tissue (300 2-ply 9 'í x 8Vi) Delicious & a $5 or more Paul’s wishes will be carried purchase out. w t. K le e n e x B lu e b e r r ie s with coupon below and $5 or more purchase can Picketers (continued fro m page 1) C h r y s l e r , General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. d e -.i clined Monday to discuss r e - ’| VALUABLE COUPON vamping of skilled trades wages in their contracts with the UAW. The pacts will expire Sept. 6, 1967. One concern among Industry officials about any reopening of THERM O TEM P the contract was that unskilled and sem iskilledproductionw ork- e rs might also call for renego­ tiation of present contract wages. T here a re nearly 100,000 skill­ ed w orkers and 600,000 other production w orkers In the Big D I S - - u T hree. w ith th e p u rc h a s e o f Plans for the demonstration w ere formed by the $1 an Hour 2 a t 4 9 * ea ch . j Now Steering Committee, com­ p rised of UAW skilled trades­ Redeem at Kroger thru Sun,, A ugu st 28, 1966 J jj men. TOP VALUE Its chairm an, Christopher J. a A TOP VALUE HR 5 0 STAM PS V I C A CTAM DS Manning, said: "T he refusal of — Ä TOP VALU! . _ _ TOP VALUE 5 0 STAM PS U WITH THIS COUPON ON g j WTM the Big T hree to open the wage 1 0 0 STAM PS 1 0 0 STAM PS WITH THIS COUPON O N B M WITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of 2 or more pkgs agreem ent on behalf of skilled trades has spurred the commit­ tee to further courses of action WITH THIS COUPON. ON the purchase of a set of 4 THERMO TEMP I - the purchase of a THERMO TEMP WITH THIS COUPON ON I the purchase of 5-lbs. o r more the purchase of a 2 -lb. pkg. of K W IC K K R IS P the purchase of a 1-lb. pkg o f Peschke's C IR C U S the purchase of 3 pkgs. Frozen F R E S -S H O R E I Fryer Breasts w/nbs. Legs Thighs, CutUp Fryers or the purchase ot 3 8-oz w l pkgs P E S C H K E 'S L U N C H M E A T S I | . and has also generated m ore I | HAM BURGER B A C O N W E IN E R S S E A F O O D I Quartered Fryers P A T IO P LA T E S | T U M B L E R Redeem at Kroger thru determ ination In the ranks to Redeem Redeem at Kroger S un.# A u g u s t 28, 1966 ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 Redeem at Kroger th r j Redeem at Kroger thru - Redeem a l Kroger thru S un., A atu Kroger g u «thru 2 ^ W | Redeem 6 P g | S u i ^ i ^ T 2 ^ W S 6 | ^R ,li" ^ g ml a&l K^r° ^a* ir ^' « rm ta M R N^ 1H 9I 6 S ^u nÄ'* A^u g5u swt 28, 5 | 1966 ^ ^ Bj g unite In this struggle.” The three auto firm s, In re ­ jecting the reopener requests, Sun., A u g u st 28, 1966 I Sun,, A ugu st 28, 1966 I S un., A u g u s t 28, 19661 Sun. ■ _ 2 5^ _ TOP VALUE V S E f N TOP S T1 A M P S I 5 5....TUU » STAM PS T u ic rCOUPON n i i o r t i d ON nu 2 5 STAM PS 1 1 2 5 STAM PS 1 1 2 5 STAM PS 1 1 2 5 STAM PS 1 1 2 5 STAM PS 1 1 2 5 STAM PS WITH THIS cited automatic pay hikes and WITH THIS J lCOUPON A M ON f j■ m■ W a ITH a THIS J ICOUPON A «V' K„ON— 3.i a i WITH W IT H THIS t OUPON ON I I THIS COUPON_ON WITH THIS rCOUPON mwON ON ON yl i WITH THIS COUPON O n J G WITH THIS COUPON ON the purchase of 2 2-lb. pkgs. of | the purchase of a I 14-lb. can cost-of-livlng Increases which tha purchase ot 12 I the purchase o l a stalk o t the purchase o t 2 heads of I the purchase of 2-lbs. of the purchase of 12 or more ears I the purchase o l 10-lbs K ro g e r F ro z e n . will take effect next month. L E T T U C E or 2 tb . E A S Y M O N D A Y • o r more o l any kind O R A N G E S : C E LE R Y or h . . d ot The r a is e s coming due under ! C A R R O T S or 2 heads I S W E E T S P R A Y S T A R C H V E G E T A B L E S | o r L E M O N S I C A U L IF L O W E R o r more T O M A T O E S the present contracts will boost I of C A B B A G E | C O R N I PO TA TO ES Redeem at Krogfer thru Redeem at Kroger thru __ __ Redeem at K roger thru -J Redeem a l Kroger thru . Redeem at Kroger thru pay scales from 11.5 cents an Redeem at K roger thru p u p a Redeem at Kroger thru ^ Redeem at K roger thru S un., A u g u s t 28, 1966 G -2 2 S un., A u g u s t 28, 1966 Sunv, A u g u st 2 8 , 1966 hour to 19.5 cents an hour. :■ S un., A u g u s t 28, 1966 Sun., A u g u s t 2 8 , 1 9 6 6 ^ ^ U | ^ S u r ^ ^ g ^ ^ 8 ^ ^ 6 j ^ Sun., A u g u s t 28, 1 9 6 6 ^ j j ^ S u n . , A ugu st 28, 1966 196 Tool and die m akers, m achin­ _ UAL LAI ists, millwrights and the like 5 0 STAM PS B 1 0 0 STAM PS Q 5 0 s T A M P S H S ® ,„S T A M P S | | 5 , 0 „S T A M P S UP I CO FFEE SECRET I make up to $4.13 an hour, with WITH THIS COUPON ON B E WITH THIS COUPON ON M WITH THIS . OUPON On B * WITH -------- TOM ATO SO U P the o v er-all average of the auto­ I the purchase o f any 12 pkgs. tha purchasa o t a 2-lb. can o f I tha purchase o l Vi gat. etn. ot ■ 1 - lb . c o n * 1 . ^ 9 4 - o s w t con 5 9 * the purchase o l any 2 pkgs ol •he purchase o l a ny pkg. ol 1 0 % -o s w t can T f I Limit 1 w/ S5 or more purchase I motive industry as a whole plac­ H IL L S B R O S . . B O R D E N 'S Limit 1 w /$ 5 or more purchase C O U N T R Y O V E N G IL L E T T E 1 F U N N Y F A C E Limit 2 w / J 5 o r more purchase I excluding beer, w ine, tocacco \ ed at $3.22 an hour. S k i l l e d excluding beer, w ine, tocacco I excluding beer, w ine, tocacco I .......... | D R IN K M IX C O FFE E I IC E C R E A M I Redeem at K roger thru | tradesm en repeatedly have point­ C O O K IE S R A Z O R B L A D E S Radaam at K rogar thru Redeem at Kroger thru — Redeem at Krogtr thru Redaam at K rogar thru a a J Redeem at K ro s * r thru — I Sun,, A u g u s t 28, 1966 ed to D etroit straight-tim e scales Radeom a l Kroger thru Redeem at K roger thru g g Sun., A u g u st 28, 1966 Sun., A u g u s t 28, 1966 G -2 0 S un., A u g u s t 2 8 , 1966 ^ ^ R S u n . , A u g u st 28. 1966 of $4.63 an hour for carp en ters S un., A u g u st 28, 1966 | 9 Sun,, A u g u st 2 8 ,1 9 6 6 H R Sun., AugOst 28, 1966 I and $5,20 for electricians.