T u e s d a y MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY V o l. 59 N um ber 89 E a s t Lansing , M ich ig a n N ovem ber 29, 1966 10c H A T C H E R S E T S U P C O M M I T T E E S U-M acts to pacify students A th ree-p ro n g ed announcem ent by be a suggestion to th e m ,’’ M iss Sam p­ pending " fu ll understanding and r e ­ by the F aculty A ssem bly. M em bers the U n iv ersity of M ichigan ad m in is­ son said . exam ination.” feeling th is was a p rem a tu re com ­ tratio n Monday m ay have satisfied U-M P re sid e n t H arlan H. H atch er —A com m ittee to investigate p ro m ise left the m eeting, halting Student G overnm ent Council (SGC) estab lish ed the following th re e co m ­ com pilation of c la ss rankings to be the vote. dem ands for student p articip atio n in m ittee s as a r e s u lt of Monday’s closed re le a se d to the Selective S ervice T he F aculty A ssem bly’s resolution policy making. Faculty Senate m eeting: System at the req u e st of the students. stated that the adm in istratio n should —A P re s id e n t’s C om m ission to H a tc h e r's statem ent said the group Broken re la tio n s between SGC and resc in d the s it-in ban, and established ijnake recom m endations to the P r e s ­ w ill "rev iew th is problem and make the ad m in istratio n m ay be re p a ire d a com m ittee t o d isc u ss possible ident and B oard of R egents fo r a recom m endations a s to what policy if SGC decides the ad m in istra tio n ’s changes in re g a rd to c la ss ranking, rev ise d student governm ent council the U n iv ersity should follow in sub­ action is sufficiently definite, said th at students should halt p re s s u re to plan. T h is co m m issio n will review sequent academ ic p e rio d s .” Cynthia Sampson, SGC vice p resid e n t. m ake t h e c la s s rank referendum the total a re a of student p articip atio n H atcher named th re e students, binding and that a com m ittee on W hether SGC’s policy w ill be a c ­ in making u n iv ersity p o licies and will th re e deans and th re e p ro fe sso rs to student rig h ts in policy making be cepted by the 4,000 students who voted be equally re p re se n te d by students com pose the th ird review co m m ittee form ed. Nov. 21 to stag e a ra lly and sit-in and ad m in istratio n . which will be headed by an ad m in is­ a t noon today is uncertain, she added. —A review co m m ittee to co n sid er tra tio n re p re se n ta tiv e . A pledge not to subm it g rades if a the re c e n t s it-in ban that initially A w alk-out left SGC p araly zed Nov. student req u ested such action was "SGC cannot decide fo r th o se stu ­ dents planning the s it-in w hether the sparked student p ro te s ts . Meanwhile 22 when the council attem p ted to vote signed by 40 p ro fe s s o rs in support action is sufficient. O ur decision will the s it-in ban w ill be suspended on a resolution sim ila r to one p assed of the student dem ands. I t ’s S n o w G ales w hich lashed the G reat Lakes d id n 't quite make the scene in B e a l B o t a n i c a l G a r d e n s , b u t p r e d i c t e d l i gh t s n o w s a n d l ow t e m p e r ­ a t u r e s d i s c o u r a g e d m a n y of the l e s s f i r m l y - a d d i c t e d c l a s s g o e r s . State News photo by Chuck M ichaels Letter confirms ATL firings m ent at M ichigan State U n iv ersity will be dropped by the th ree m en’s offices to say ATL Dept, chairm an T . Ben S trandness By ANDREW M OLLISON Aug. 31, 1967. a few w ords. and m em bers of the six-m an advisory State News E xe cu tive R e p o rte r "S in cerely y o u rs, T h e form al post m o rte m s begin tonight. com m ittee will answ er th e ir colleagues’ GALES LASH LAKES T h ey ’r e fired . "(signed) Edw ard A. C arlin "D e an '’ T h e United Students, who organized a questions, B ern Engel, p ro fe sso r of ATL, I t’s official r. w. ra lly and an eight-day eight-night vigil will p re sid e during the discussion. T he th ree men receiv ed the news calm ly. to bring attention to the th re e d ism issa ls, Then the adviso ry com m ittee, meeting Sudden stormstrands W. G ary G roat, Ken L aw less an d R o b ert G roat, h is stiff upper lip concealed by m eet at 8:00 p.m . In the Union to figure a s the faculty’s ways and m eans com m it­ S. F ogarty receiv ed Monday the w ritten the 38-day-old b ea rd he began growing out what to do now. tee, will analyze the re su lts of tonight’s notice which U n iv ersity C ollege by-law s when he f ir s t h eard of his impending T he en tire faculty of the ATL Dept, m eeting. re q u ire be given to term in ated em ployes d ism issa l, conceded apparent defeat with also m eets tonight to d isc u ss the fu ro r. T hey will re p o rt back th eir p roposals, cars, grounds ferry before D ec. 15 of th e ir la st y e a r of a quip: Q uestions, w ritten statem en ts, m otions possibly to include re fo rm s in hiring and em ployment. " I ’m shaving it o ff." and discussion will be considered, an ­ firin g p rocedures, to the en tire ATL T he identical le tte rs read: T he inform al post m o rtem s began Mon­ nounced the ATL ad v iso ry com m ittee, faculty a t another m eeting before the end “T he purpose of th is le tte r is to inform day afternoon a s colleagues and frien d s which suggested that the meeting be held. of the te rm . you that the B oard of T ru s te e s at its Heavy snow and gales lashed the low er M ichigan. Sturgeon Bay, W is., r e ­ m eeting of Nov. 23 did not renew your G re a t L akes Monday and churned up giant ported five inches of snow and n e a r ­ co n tra ct a s in stru c to r at Michigan State waves in Lake M ichigan and Lake S uperior. b liz z a rd conditions Monday m orning. P e n ­ U n iv ersity . T he sudden storrn, which brought rain, sle e t and heavy snow to a la rg e a re a in Michigan left hundreds of m o to rists stranded. A c a r f e r ry ra n aground on a sion, Mien., also m e asu red five in ch es. Heavy snow w arnings w ere up fo r p a rts of Michigan with an additional th ree to five inch es m o re expected during the night. “ The decision I m ade not to re c o m ­ m end your reappointm ent was m ade in consid eratio n of the judgm ent of the Ad­ v iso ry C om m ittee of the D epartm ent of Combat aura pervades Lake Michigan beach. S ev eral inches of snow also w ere fo re ca st rights march in Grenada O ccasional light snow, cold and windy fo r the highlands of Pennsylvania, W est A m erican Thought and Language and the w eather is expected in the L ansing a re a V irginia and w estern V irginia. departm ent ch airm an that the position today, according to the U .S. W eather Bu­ In the Appalachian M ountains, E lkins, W. you occupy could be filled by a b e tte r rea u , with the high tem p eratu re about 30. V a„ and B radford, P a ., each m easu red qualified p erso n . "T h e re fo re , your la s t day of em ploy­ s tr e e t. I noted the c a re with which we High winds and poor visibility from b liz ­ one inch of snow in the afternoon. w ar situation as we pulled up in fro n t ED ITO R 'S N O TE: Pat Sum!, followed newly passed G renada C ity za rd conditions caused the W isconsin - to - of the Negro cafe called The C hat 'n graduate student in anthropo lo­ Council ru le s fo r " m a r c h e s " —double­ .S., S. Viet continue M ichigan f e r ry — "th eC ity o fM id la n d ” — Chew. A lready, highway patrolm en in full colum n file, tw enty to a group with a gy, spent two m onths la st sum ­ U to m iss the channel entrance at Ludington, b attle d re s s stood along the s tr e e ts as m a rsh a ll a s le a d e r. P erh ap s these ru le s M ich. None of the 128 p assen g e rs was in ­ m e r in A tla n ta , G a., as a Head crow ds of w hites began to c lu ste r around did m ake it e a s ie r to keep the s tr e e ts ju re d . S ta rt te a ch e r. She also took p a rt the c o rn e r from the cafe waiting for open, but I fe lt that it also m ade us O fficials decided to wait fo r winds to passing d e m o n stra to rs. consultations on truce In a d e m o n stra tio n In Grenada, e a s ie r to be picked off one by one. subside before pulling the f e r ry off the sand We joined the crow d of d em o n strato rs, M is s . In th is , the f ir s t o f two I m arched hand-in-hand with a fourteen b a r with tugs. It f e r r ie s ra ilro a d c a r s anc m ostly G renada N eg ro es braving the lo ss p a rts , she d e s c rib e s h e r ex­ of jobs in re ta lia tio n fo r th e ir p a rtic ip a ­ y e a r old g irl nam ed Rose who gently m o to rists and th e ir autom obiles. but firm ly announced that she would integ­ p e rie n ce s. tio n . T h is night, the s tre e t was kept M ichigan sta te police rep o rted up to 300 r a te G renada’s all-w h ite Rundle High autom obiles w ere sta lle d on highways n ear T he call went out T uesday afternoon scrupulously c le a r, and Hosea W illiam s, T h is is expected to s p e e d up con­ School in a few w eeks. Why? B ecause M arquette in the U pper P eninsula. M a r ­ AUSTIN, T ex. (U>) — T he T exas White in Jackson, M iss.: anyone willing to d riv e one of the Southern C h ristian L ead ersh ip su ltations and re su lt in an agreem ent one she believed it was the only place w here quette m e a su re s 11 inches of snow in 24 House said today that consultations with up to G renada fo r the evening’s dem on­ C onference’s top o rg a n iz e rs, stood on top way o r the o th er in the next few days. she could get a good education. I don’t h o u rs. th e governm ent of South Viet Nam on a stra tio n should be ready to leave in an of a c a r to shout N egro g riev an ces. O ver the weekend, the Viet Cong radio know what happened to h e r during the Snow flu rrie s fell as fa r south a s n o rth ­ C h ristm as and New Y ear’s tru c e have not ho u r. T he night b efo re, an a rm y of announced Com m unist troops would violence and the beatings of school c h il­ e rn G eorgia. been com pleted. G eorge C h ristian , a p r e s ­ M ississip p i highway p atrolm en and N egroes ‘ r e g is te r ’ o b serv e a c e a s e - fir e for 48 hours over d ren in Septem ber outside Rundle High, M ore than a foot of snow blocked roads idential a s sis ta n t, m ade the statem ent G renada C ountry sh e riff’s deputies had C h ristm a s and fo r the sam e duration over but already during August, she had been in p a rts of upper Michigan and the pow erful when asked about re p o rts that a tru ce waded into a crowd of d em o n strato rs using 2,000 G renada N egroes re g iste re d d u r ­ th e New Y ear holiday. te a r g assed and had watched h e r best winds piled snow into deep d rifts along the agreem ent had been reached. te a r gas, shotguns, and lead-loaded billy ing the M eredith M ississip p i m arch w ere T he White House acknowledged Saturday friend clubbed down in an alley e a s te rn and southern sh o res of the G re at G overnm ent officials said the p rin cip al clu b s. T h e "o ffen se " of the d em o n strato rs "a c c id e n ta lly " not told they had to r e g is ­ that d iscu ssio n s w ere under way with the by six policem en. L ak e s. le a d e rs of the Saigon governm ent have been was " fa ilu re to c le a r a s tr e e t,” and " f a i l­ te r with county a s well as with fed e ra l South V ietnam ese governm ent on the pos­ r e g is tr a r s in o rd e r to vote in the a ll- Five inches of snow caused hazardous In the field v isitin g th e ir tro o p s and u re to d is p e rs e ." A pparently, d em o n stra­ have ju st retu rn ed to the capital. sib ility of observing such a c e a s e -fire . im portant city and county electio n s. R ocke ts’ re d g la re driving conditions in p a rts of w estern to r s w ere clearin g the s tre e t and d is p e rs ­ C h ristian also w as asked about re p o rts G renada N egroes could walk on the s id e ­ We stood anxiously waiting to move when that the U.S. 6th F le e t, based in the Med­ ing when attack ed . Only in M ississip p i and the Deep South sta te s can A m erican w alks in the downtown section if they a scuffle broke out at the head of the line. ite rra n e a n , had been put on a le rt a s a showed " p ro p e r re s p e c t” but could not C h e rry bom bs exploded with bright fla sh ­ re s u lt of the c r is is In Jo rd an . citiz en s obey a law officer and then get e n te r any of the s to r e s . G renada N egro e s , and a new sm an w as stru ck down by 'STRONGEST SINCE BIRTH’ " T h is re p o rt is com pletely u n tru e ," C h ristian said . clubbed, hand-cuffed, and a r r e s te d for assaulting him . ch ild ren s till attended rigidly seg reg ated a group of white toughs who quickly backed L ate that afternoon we sped up the schools. H osea fire d these sta te m en ts off when a group of young N egroes cam e " T h e fleet has not been a le rte d and has Southern p re a c h e r style, then led us in up to a s s is t him . not been m o v ed ." highway tow ard what turned out to be a b attlefield . In G renada I saw a com bat singing a d eterm in ed "A in ’t Gonna L et At la st, through the g la re of TV lights C h ristian said Johnson w as being kept Nobody T u rn Me ’R ound." and exploding c h e rry bom bs, we began the D o c t o r s e x p r e s s h o p e s Inform ed of the c r is is in Jordan and o th er being fought, if n ecessary , to the death. T h e call went out, "L in e u p l" and developm ents around the w orld by Sec­ C iv il rig h ts and white segregationism w ere a t w ar, and it was no le s s than a o v er 300 strong, we lined up along the (please tu rn to the back page) r e ta ry of State Dean Rusk. t h a t f i f t h q u i n t m a y l i v e PITTSBURGH If) — T he fourth of the A ranson one would liv e. quintuplets died Monday and doctors e x p re sse d hope the rem aining bo rn of the quints d eliv ered 2 -1 /2 m onths p re m a tu re ly to M rs. M ichael A ranson, died a t 9:55 a.m . W ERE NO. 2 NEW YORK (U P I)-N o tre D am e , re c o rd ­ ousted Michigan S tate from the top spot T h e o th ers - Susan, the th ird -b o rn ; midway through the cam paign. “ She is kicking and crying and we Amy Beth, the second-born; and fo u rth - ing a 51-0 ro u t of Southern C alifornia la st Saturday th at undoubtedly im p re ssed the T he S partans, who fell into second place a r e hopeful," said D r. L ee B a ss, chief born, K im berly Ann - died Sunday. afte r beating Ohio State 11-10 in the ra in of p ed iatric se rv ic e at M agee-W omens D octors said th e ir lungs w ere not m a tu re U nited P r e s s I n t e r n a t i o n a l panel of coaches, drew 329 p o in ts—five m o re than w hile N otre Dame drubbed N orth C arolina H ospital. enough to support life . Hyaline m em brane 32-0 on the sam e day, swept by nine d ise a se , a com mon k ille r of p re m a tu re Michigan S tate—to win its f ir s t national " T h e infant, Roni Sue, firs t-b o rn of the opponents to se t up the "gam e of the infants, w as blam ed. title in the UPI ra tin g s ra c e . five g irls and the la rg e s t at a pound and N otre Dame, whose 10-10 tie with the ce n tu ry " against the Iris h Nov. 19. 12 ounces, has been the stro n g est since The d ise a se p rev e n ts d elivery of oxygen S p artan s Nov. 19 c o s t it the No. 1 ranking R esults of the A ssociated P r e s s football b irth e a rly Saturday. to the blood by causing a g lassy film to and sent M ichigan State to the top th re e poll had not yet been re le a se d at p r e s s fo rm over the in terlining of the lungs. points ahead, co llected 20 firs t-p la c e tim e. D octors sa id the baby w as f re e of the re s p ira to ry p roblem that killed h e r s is te r s votes to M ichigan S tate’s 10. (please tu rn to the back page) T h e S p artans, how ever, receiv ed stro n g w ithin the f ir s t 32 h o u rs. M arci J ill, la st support in seco n d -p lace ballots, outvoting the I ris h 24 to 10. T h e S partans drew one TEAM UPI p o ll POINTS th ird -p la c e b allo t, while N otre Dame 1. N otre Dame (20) (9-0-1) 329 C r a s h v ic tim s c o n d itio n still c r itic a l rec eiv e d four th ird s and one fourth. 2 . MICHIGAN STATE (10) (9-0-1) 324 T h e Iris h v icto ry m argin was n arro w e r 280 X -3. Alabama (4) (9-0) e a s t of E ast L ansing. W illlam ston police than th e U P l’s tig h test previous ra c e 4. G eorgia (9-1) 199 Daniel T . Bzovl, p resid en t of E xcalibur, and Sparrow H ospital officials would not when M aryland shaded N otre Dame 326 5 . UCLA (1) (9-1) 187 rem ain ed in c r itic a l condition la te Monday d isc lo se the student’s In ju ries Monday. to 320 in 1953. 6 . P urdue (8-2) 133 evening in th e intensive c a r e unit at T h e Iris h , who -have finished am ong 126 Sparrow H ospital. U n w a n te d A d d itio n the top 10 on seven occasions sin c e the 7 . N ebraska (9-1) Bzovi, T renton se n io r, w as one of two A lso in ju red in the accident w as Paul 8. G eorgia T ech (9-1) 112 M. Bentley, P a rk R idge, 111., ju n io r. F r itz , a 600 pound e lk, is shown caught in a chain lin k fence, ratin g sy stem w as instituted in 1950, 9 . Southern M ethodist (8-2) 49 students injured e a rly Saturday m orning A hospital spokesm an said that Bentley He was dislodged a fte r his owner tra n q u illz e d h im w ith an moved steadily through the rankings a fte r 10. M iam i (Fla.) (7-2-1) 38 when his c a r veered 800 feet off W. w as in f a ir condition. UPI Telephotos opening the seaso n in No. 12 and finally X-One gam e rem aining. G rand R iv er Ave. in W illlam ston, 10 m iles a n esthe tic d a rt. Kyle C. Kerbawy E ric P lan ln , m anaging ed ito r VIEW STATI NIW S e d ito r-in -ch ief Jo el S tark Jam es Spaniolo, cam pus ed ito r Thom as Segal, ed ito rial ed ito r L aw rence W erner, sp o rts ed ito r Andrew M olllson, executive re p o rte r Exposing fables on ad v ertisin g m anager W illiam G. Papclak, a s s t, ad m anager T uesd ay Morning, N ovem ber 29, 1966 tenure procedure on the p a r t of the boy that a re n ’t generally ED ITO R S N O TE: T h is Is the fo u rth o f a fiv e p a rt p o in t of thought to e x ist. E D IT O R IA L v ie w s e rie s by Bob B a ld o rl on S till, th e rea ctio n of students is that th e ir se n se of fa irn e s s has been violated the d is m is s a ls In the A T L de­ by th is p ro c e d u re . Not a totally unw ar­ p a r t m ent. Thum bs dow n B? BOB BA LD O R I My p rev io u s th re e a rtic le s on the ATL ran te d rea ctio n , but one which shows lack of fa m ilia rity w ith professional p ro c e ­ d u re s in g en e ral. co n tro v ersy could ea sily have been title d What is the policy of every other de­ O n e m o re section of E a s t s tu d e n ts w h o r e l y on the p artm en t at MSU? People who feel this " T h e E stablishm ent Side of T he S to ry ." L a n s i n g is o f f l i m i t s to h i t c h t h u m b to g e t to c l a s s . They w ere w ritten , not to end a ll debate specific action is unfair w ill be tru ly but to show why th e re might be a c re d ib le shocked If they e v e r have to e n te r the h ik e rs. T h e r e is no r e a s o n to b e ­ b u sin ess w o rld . . c a s e fo r the "rig h tn e ss* ' of the d ecisio n . L a s t week a n in e ty-d a y lie v e that h i t c h - h i k i n g in the T h ese points w ill no doubt be argued One point should be m ade defending this ban on h i t c h - h i k i n g w e n t into affected a re a c re a te s e ith e r fo r a long tim e, but not by m e. T h e re a r e type of p ro fe ssio n a lism . L e t us suppose m o re im p o rtan t issu e s h ere , and if they a hypothetical c a se w here a departm ent e ffe c t f o r the sou th side o f a tra ffic o r a safety p r o b ­ can be p ro p erly d ealt w ith, th is type of chairm an had specific evidence to the G ra n d R iv e r betw een U n i­ le m . The Ea s t La n sin g P o ­ m isunderstanding m ight be avoided in the effect: utt m - - J . A ssistan t, on 7-10-64 m isled us mR7jM fu tu re . v e r s ity D r iv e and M ic h ig a n lice C h ie f d id n ’ t e ve n k n o w T h ese iss u e s , which I w ill d isc u ss today about his academ ic intentions and the de­ Avenue. a b o u t the p r o p o s a l u n til it and tom orrow in the context of th is sp ecific p artm en t appointed him . c a se , a r e te n u re p ro ce d u re and student —On 9-14-65 he m isled us again, and T h is m e a n s that those l i v ­ w a s m e n tio n e d at the t r a ffic pow er (voice, influence, rig h ts ? ). w e, in good faith, gave him a r a is e . in g in th a t a r e a w ill h a v e a c o m m iss io n m eetin g . F ir s t, p ro ce d u re . —F ro m 12-1-65 to the p re se n t, J. A m ost im portant and tric k y point con­ A ssistan t has re fu se d to speak to the m u c h h a r d e r t i m e in g e t t i n g The c la im that h itc h in g chairm an o r acknow ledge him in any way, cern in g the re c e n t ATL firin g s is the to c la s s e s . creates a bad e xa m p le fo r G O V A î c e ' ie * 1 about any subject, and has ignored all contention that the ATL ad v iso ry com ­ m itte e and ch airm an T . Ben S trandness a ttem p ts a t com m unication in w ritin g . T h is re s tric tio n w ould be the lo c a l c h i l d r e n is b e s id e TAKE 2 —A ttem pts to d isc u ss poor p erfo rm an ce should s ta te the re a so n s fo r d is m iss a l. a cceptable if the re w e re a v a l i d r e a s o n f o r i t . B u t . the the p o in t. U n le s s they a re ke pt is o ­ / m But even a s the AAUP Nov. 7 statem en t pointed out, " th e departm ent re a c h e d its d ecisio n . . .in s tr ic t conform ity w ith all on 2 -5 -6 6 , 4-9 -6 6 and 8-13-66 w e re m et w ith h o stility , contem pt, a rro g a n c e and a com plete lack of cooperation. p rim e m otivation fo r adopt­ la te d f r o m the r e s t o f the the ru le s and reg u latio n s of the AAUP and —Doubt has been ra is e d w ith the faculty in g the m e a s u r e , e v e n on a w o rld they w ill see hitch M ichigan S tate U n iv ersity ." a s to J . A s s is ta n t's p ro fessio n al com pe­ T he ATL dep artm en t, in fac t, goes be­ ten ce and intentions. t e m p o r a r y b a s i s , w as that a h ik e rs a n yw a y. M o r e o v e r , yond u n iv ersity re q u ire m e n ts, not to m en­ T his is a hypothetical c a se , but I am m e m b e r o f the C e n t r a l S c h o o l t h e r e is no e v i d e n c e o f a tion the AAUP, by having an elected trying to m ake obvious by an exaggeration faculty co m m ittee. how and why th is type of public listin g , P T A thought that h i t c h - h i k ­ co rre la tio n b e t w e e n M S U no m a tte r w hat th e actual sp e c ific s, is ing w as c re a tin g a tr a ffic stu d en ts h itc h -h ik in g along OVEHHOK S cabihct .1 T h e ru le s of th e gam e, p resu m ab ly understood by the p rin cip als, a r e that co n sid ered by p ro fe ssio n a ls to be dem ean­ until ten u re is achieved, no re a so n s need ing to the p ro fessio n , the institution and p r o b le m and s e ttin g a bad G r a n d R i v e r , an ancient t r a ­ the people involved. It could e a sily de­ be given fo r not reappointing, e x a m p le f o r the e l e m e n t a r y d itio n , and h it c h in g b y the how contused witti crim in al ju stic e . The g en e rate to r e a l m ud-slinging. school ch ildren . Th e se are not valid r e a ­ s o n s f o r in c o n v e n ie n c in g the ch ild re n of E a s t L a n s in g . T h e m e a s u r e is o n ly t e m ­ p o r a r y ; w hen it c o m e s up Iff HPDMI in s tru c to rs involved a r e obviously not c rim in a ls and have not, to my knowledge, been sentenced to the e le c tric c h a ir. A b e tte r analogy would, I think, be a T he final argum ent then becom es a m o ral issu e . L egally, the p ro fe ssio n has ru led that no w arning o r re a so n s need be given, fo rm a l o r otherw ise, to untenured law statin g that ev ery tim e a g irl refu se s in stru c to rs not to be reap p o in ted . fo r re v ie w it sh ou ld be r e ­ L e t ’s t a k e t h a t o n e a g a i n , R o n n i e b a b y ; a date with a boy, she m u st lis t specific T h is longstanding ru le cannot handily pealed. re a so n s and be subject to an appeal. be a sc rib e d to m o ral callousness o r o nly th is tim e w ith a little m o r e b a c k la sh hum ane indifference. U nreasonable? It c e rta in ly a s su m e s rig h ts - -T h e Ed ito rs What it can be m o re reasonably assu m ed to reflec t is a tough personnel problem THE READERS’ MINDS in academ ia, one to which students, in­ s tru c to rs , AAUP and the faculty at la rg e m ight w ell d ire c t fre sh attention. M orally, m any p erso n s (m yself in­ T o the E ditor: Lawless case hurts American studies school y e a r. I ch a ired that m eeting. We p re s e n t, including P ro f. S trandness) that em otion, h earsay , o r "p riv ileg e d s o u rc e .” cluded), think that the in stru c to rs con­ c e rn ed should have been forew arned, noti­ fied that th e ir re c o rd w as somehow in question and that consequently th e ir r e ­ w ent over each pro p o sal ca refu lly and M r. F o g arty o r any o th er of our faculty T h e r e was no attem p t to get a c c u ra te and appointm ent w as in p o ssib le doubt. I have another feeble fable on the ATL m anaged to choose six faculty m em b ers m e m b ers in unqualified fo r any rea so n to unbiased inform ation except fo r the le tte r T h e ir claim is that the decision not to iss u e fo r M r. B aldori, one which I suspect without a sin g le d issenting vote. Among teach h is assig n ed co u rse . No one asked f r o m D r. S tra n d n ess. What action we reappoint w as m ade without such fo re ­ fro m read in g h is views in la st W ednes­ the six w as R obert S. F o g arty , .vyhose D r. S tran d n ess h is opinion, p erh a p e som e­ fin ally took re su lte d from one evening's w arning and w ithout adequate effort to d a y 's S tate News he h as not been inf orm ed p ro p o sal we felt was w ell su ited fo r the one should have; but c le a rly , If he felt co n sid eratio n and popular student p r e s ­ com m unicate re a so n s. of. I think he should have the inform ation, 400 level s e r ie s . T h ere w as som e .dis­ that M r. F o g arty is unqualified — and if s u re a s m easu red by the State News o r My p e rso n a l opinion, one w hich Ben a s should any o th er in te re ste d p a rtie s , cu ssio n , introduced by m yself, o f the fact h e Is unqualified to teach ATL, his inform ed o b se rv e rs. S trandness and his faculty com m ittee have including esp ecially those A m erican Stud­ that M r. F o g arty did not a s yet have his q ualifications to teach advanced A m erican 2 . By dem anding re a so n s (item one) no " le g a l” obligation to support o r deny T a k e c a r e ie s m a jo rs who w ill be taking AMS 411 Ph.D .; but sin c e his d isse rta tio n was Studies m ust be doubted— he should have and rec o n sid eratio n (item two) a t the in w riting, is that th is lack of com m unica­ during w in ter te rm . com pleted and in the hands of h is m ajor v o lunteered th e inform ation and an ex­ sam e tim e we didn’t allow the ATL Dept, tion w as not the c a se . F o r the p ast y e a r I have been executive p ro fe s so r, so that the d eg ree seem ed planation. O r so, at le a st it seem s to m e. even tim e to rep ly . T h e board se e m s to T o m o rro w : W hat shou Id be done. w i t h c a r e s e c r e ta ry of the A m erican Studies Com­ im m inent, and sin ce P ro f. S trandness was I do not p rete n d to speak fo r the com ­ have its m ind m ade up. We a r e saying m itte e w hich ad m in isters the A m erican w illing, nay, e a g e r to vouch fo r his m itte e h e re . Having put in my stin t as th at any an sw er they could give is un­ T he possible prevalence of " c a r e ” a s a PEA N U T S tudies in te rd iscip lin a ry p ro g ram in the qualification ("A good manl A goodm anl") executive s e c r e ta ry , a s of Nov. 1 6' I acceptable and b esid es they won’t give suffix, what with the stim ulating p r e c e ­ C ollege of A rts and L e tte r s . One of my the com m ittee voted unanim ously to let any an sw er. T h e b o ard is "w itch hunt­ stepped down to sim p le m em b ersh ip . N or \ dent of m edicare, may become a thing to functions in th is capacity has been to him teach o u r advanced m a jo rs along in g .” am I concerned with the situation in ATL I be reckoned with. We a re moved to say r e c ru it faculty to teach the six A m erican w ith D r. Don H ausdorff of ATL and prof, 3. What we should have done in stead except as it touches upon the A m erican 1 so by the coinage of a word by som e in ­ Studies c o u rse s offered each y e a r. The G ilm an O stran d e r of H istory. w as: call fo r explanations to be given, Studies p ro g ra m , a s it c le a rly does in the ventive minds at the National Endowment m ain so u rce fo r faculty has been the ATL D uring sp rin g te rm , D r. S trandness was c a s e of M r. F o g arty . I don’t know L aw less not to the students, but to the th re e in ­ fo r the A rts who r e f e r to th e ir g ran ts to D ept., and fo r th is reaso n , among o th e rs, a sk ed in his cap acity as ATL D ep t.ch a ir­ s tru c to rs in w ritten form ; support the and have no firm opinions concerning him . p erform ing a r tis ts as th e sp ic are. p ro fe s s o r T . B. Strandness se rv e s a s a m an to re le a s e five of his faculty m em bers ,j ;r»4-| I do know G ro at and I could c a r e le s s AAUP and ASA in th e ir p ro p o sals fo r s e t­ Shipping subsidies could easily — p e r ­ m e m b er of th e com m ittee. to teach A m erican Studies co u rses this about his c a s e —a s I could c a re le s s about tlem en t. ¿**VíMr haps too easily — becom e m a ric a re , The re c ru itin g p ro ced u re has been to y e a r . . .the sam e five which included Mr, «r“It ' till P ro f. S tra n d n ess. 4 . Students have ev e ry rig h t to question housing subsidies re s ic a re , educational send out a blanket req u est fo r co u rse F o g arty . D r. S trandness granted the r e ­ But that is h ard ly to the point. I do c a r e the ru le s, p o licies and p ro ce d u re s of the g ra n ts studicare, federal highway aid p ro p o sals to th e faculty of the u n iv ersity le a se s without once calling up doubts con­ about the A m erican Studies p ro g ra m . It U n iv ersity . T h e re should be no sa c re d ro ad icare, and so enlessly forth. In the a t la rg e , then to go o ver the subm itted cern in g the qualifications of any of the is a fledgling, struggling to gain academ ic cow s. However, we should not confuse event of g ran ts to one C o-operative for p ro p o sal s in co m m ittee to d eterm in e which five. altitu d e, and- I am angered by anything "re s p o n sib le actio n ” with resp o n sib ility . A m erican R em 'ttances to Europe, the a r e su itab le and fo r which c o u rse level The c o u rse s w e re se t up, and are w hich p u lls out even one of its ta il fe a th e rs. We should not confuse " p a r tn e r ” with tem ptation might be v irtually ir re s is tib le (i.e ., the 300 lev el, intended fo r non­ proceeding, and M r. F o g arty w ill teach I think the F o g arty c a se th re a te n s to pull colleague. It is my opinion that students in some q u a rte rs to r e f e r to it as c a r e - m a jo rs, o r the 400 level, req u ired for AMS 411 to a c la s s of A m erican Studies out m o re than one, both by giving u s a do not p o sse ss the judgm ent o r in fo r­ c a re boogie with a hot-cha-cha. ju n io r and se n io r A m erican Studies m a­ m a jo rs next te rm . T h ere has been nc d isc re d ite d lam e duck faculty m em b er fo r m ation n e c e ssa ry to • decide individual A final word to those who c a re enough: jo rs ). suggestion fro m any m em ber of the A m er­ o u r advanced co u rse , and in being sym pto­ c a s e s . T h e faculty reco g n izes th is among T h e re is, we believe, yet tim e. T he co m m ittee m et late la st w inter ican Studies C om m ittee (we met Wednes­ m atic of the s o rt of irra tio n a l behavior th em selv es and form ed the d em o cratically —St. L ouis Post-D ispatch te rm to choose the faculty fo r the 1966-67 day, Nov. 17 and all m em b ers w ere w hich can keep the p ro g ram on the ground. e lec ted ATL ad v iso ry com m ittee. We Joseph J . W aldm eir should demand th at "tea ch in g ” be given A sso ciate P ro fe s s o r, English g re a te r consid eratio n in hiring, firin g and TED MILBY te n u re . In sum m ary, I want to re a ffirm my sup­ p o r t - o f resp o n sib le and m eaningful in ­ D issent-Art Tung ¿ g e Correct faults indraft T o the E d ito r: I am deeply con cern ed o ver the Stu­ volvem ent in the a r e a s of academ ic ad ­ vising and evaluation, in c la ssro o m in ­ stru ctio n and content. P e rm it m e to use an analogy keeping in mind the b asic T his spring C ongress will decide T he b asic change would be to s ta r t P erh ap s the m o st a ttra c tiv e facet of th is inadequacies of all an alo g ies. A patien t dent B o ard ’s actio n s with re g a rd to the w hether o r not the Selective S ervice Sys­ taking younger men and then m ove up to sy stem is the c e rta in ty it o ffers. In a hospital can choose which d octor to ATL Dept, d is m is s a ls . Although 1 g e n e r­ tem is to continue as it is, o r if it is to be o ld e r m en a s needed. As a m a tte r of p ra c tic e , if a man w eren’t s e e , which room to be in, and even, to ally a g re e with the intent of the r e s o lu ­ changed. When m en f ir s t becom e eligible fo r the d rafted during h is f ir s t y ear in the top a g re a t extent, the kind of tre a tm e n t and tion in th at it re p re s e n ts a genuine in te r ­ The cu rren t system fa re s ra th e r w ell in d raft they would be placed in a pool of p rio rity pool, h is chances of being drafted c a r e . T h is sam e patien t cannot te ll the e s t on the p a r t of a su b stan tial num ber of peacetim e, but in tim es of w ar with larg e f ir s t p rio rity ; the quota would be filled would be p ra c tic a lly nil and he could thus h o sp ital which d o cto rs to keep on the students, I take exception to item two num bers of men being drafted, it is from th is pool if p o ssib le and in the event m ake some plans fo r the r e s t of his life. sta ff and which ones to f ire . u nder the dem ands. T h is item' c a lls for heavily c ritic iz e d . that th is w e re not p o ssib le, th o se who Even the United Students knew the lim its im m ediate appeal and review by the th re e Some of this c ritic is m is aim ed at any w e re in the pool the previous y e a r would F u rth e rm o re , th e re should be no r e a ­ of th e ir resp o n sib ility and con cern when in s tru c to rs . Is th is the p ro p er a re a for sy stem of conscription. While c r itic s who be d rafted and so on until the quota was so n s to d raft people who a re doing s a tis ­ they pledged th e ir faith in a se ttle m en t students to becom e involved d irec tly ? I take this view have much to say, I will fille d . facto ry work in college which would allow through AAUP m ediation. We, th e Student oppose th e B o a rd ’s action on the following deal with c ritic is m s of the p rese n t sy s­ T he ones to be selected from the pool th o se capable of doing so to finish th eir Board, should have done the sa m e. education, before going into the se rv ic e. grounds: tem and suggestions for im proving it. could be chosen by v ario u s m eans, a A rt Tung 1. T h e Student B o ard acted in isolation The th ree m ajo r objections to the p r e s ­ lo tte ry , national o r local, would probably One oth er them e among the c u rren t sug­ Ju n io r M e m b e r-a t-L a rg e and without su fficien t inform ation. What ent system a r e that it is haphazard, that be the b est m e an s. T his would give g re a te r g estio n s d e se rv e s com m ent: it is the no­ ASMSU Student B oard " f a c ts " we did p o sse ss w ere b ased on it d iscrim in ates in favor of upperclass uniform ity to th e d raft, fo r it would leave tion that the d ra ft should be supplemented w hites and that it m akes planning im pos­ th e local b o ard w ith the m ain function of by som e s o rt of n o n -m ilitary serv ice, such sib le for potential d raftee s, sin ce they determ in in g who would be in the pool of as the P eace C o rp s. $ 4 9 9 5 can never be s u re that they won’t be d rafted. f i r s t p rio rity , not with the actual decision of who would b e d rafted . T h e re a re , how ever, inherent dangers in such schem es which escape th e ir id e a lis­ the heart T he energy cell A T T E N T IO N C A R O W N E R S ] T hese charges m ost c e rta in ly have m e rit. The m yriad of exem ptions and the T h e men in the pool would co n sist p r i ­ m a rily of two groups, n in e tee n -y e ar-o ld s tic proponents. ofthiswateh provides c o n s ta n t F ir s t is the fact th a t the voluntary s e r ­ p ro liferatio n of draft boards m ake even- handed adm inistration of the draft v irtu ally who had not been d efe rred fo r college o r o th e r re a so n s and college g rad u ates and v ic e s th em selv es would su ffer. O rganiza­ is a tiny power. The E lectronic never c o m p le te f ro n t e n d r e p a i r and alig n m en t im possible. The exem ptions fo r college students provide a b uilt-in c la s s b ia s, fo r o th e rs whose d e fe rrm e n ts had ended. T h is would have se v e ra l advantages. tio n s such a s the P eac e C orps depend on the id ealism of the volunteers to be sue - energy cell n e e d s w inding. It’s su p e r a c c u rate. * brakes * su sp en sio n th e p ercentage attending college from the m iddle and other c la s s e s is much higher than the percentage attending from the low er c la s s e s . T hat th e p re se n t system F irs t, it would rem ove the c la s s bias w hile s till p erm ittin g college education for th o se who could g et it. Everyone would be p laced in the f ir s t p rio rity pool a t one ce ssfu l; if the r e c ru its w ere those who joined in o rd e r to get out of the draft, they would get many se lf-se e k e rs who would do poor jobs and c re ate incidents B e lf o electronic rt e B ECt— W aterproof.* LawF «l WAOTCHteRMNtUTI E • w heel b alan cin g * steerin g • m o to r tu n e u p s co rrectio n s which would give the se rv ic e a bad nam e. leads to uncertainty cannot be doubted on tim e o r ano th er re g a rd le ss of w hether o r F u rth e rm o re , such a system would in­ a cam pus w here m any m en a r e unsu re of not he went to co lleg e. T h e only difference w hether o r not they w ill be able to finish school. Many of the faults of the p rese n t sy stem would be that th o se who went to college would be o ld er when they w ere placed in it. F u rth e rm o re , it would c re a te a m o re c r e a s e the c la ss b ia s in the d raft. T he people who would get the deferrm ents for n o n -m ilitary se rv ic e would be the upper Tiny energy cell eliminates mam- LISKEY’S Auto Safety Center Thompson Jewelry m iddle c la s s, college educated groups. could be rem oved by adopting changes uniform sta n d ard of conscription sin ce the 124 SOUTH LARCH IV 4-7346 i much like those proposed by the Pentagon d isc re tio n left to the local board would be L ow er c la ss , uneducated men would find 223 MAC red u ced . no place in the voluntary groups. la st su m m er. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 29, 1966 Tax bill detrimental Shop W e d n e s d o y th ru F rid a y 9 : 3 0 - 9 : 0 0 to college students S atu rd ay 9:30 - 5:30 WASHINGTON, D.C. — College the burden of college co sts that exam ple, that relativ ely high- STORE FOR M EN students and th e ir p a re n ts have many fam ilies now b e a r. incom s fam ilies paying tuition been cautioned not to become L egislation to au thorize the tax Of $1,500 o r m o re a y e a r could unwitting su p p o rters of a p ro ­ c re d its has been introduced at deduct a s much a s $325 from p o sa l that would lead to higher every session of C ongress o v er th e ir tax b ills, while low -incom e tuition fees a c ro ss the country. the past sev eral y e a r s , but has fam ilies paying little o r no fed­ The w arning cam e from a joint yet to win m ajority su p p o rt. In e ra l tax es would receiv e no bene­ m eeting of the N ational A ssn. its m ost frequently cited form, fits a t a ll under the plan. of S tate U niv ersities and L and- the proposal would allow taxpay­ T h ese p o o re r fam ilies would be G rant Colleges and the A ssn. e r s to deduct up to $325 from a ll-th e -m o re h ard - p re ss e d of S tate C olleges and U niversi­ th e ir annual tax. to m eet consequently higher col­ tie s . P roponents of the m e asu re lege ex p en ses, the asso ciatio n s In reaffirm in g th e ir opposition have sought to em phasize the d ec la re d . to proposed federal incom e tax financial re lie f it ap p e ars to At the sam e tim e , they contin­ c re d it fo r educational expenses, imply fo r p are n ts of college s tu - ued, the ta x -c re d it idea has been the asso cia tio n s urged the 90th d en ts. But the 300 p u b licly -su p - advanced by som e of its advocates C o n gress and citizens not be be p orted institutions rep rese n ted a s a sim ple method of bringing deceived by the seem ing a ttr a c - a t la st w eek's meeting rem ained fed e ra l aid to the colleges with­ tiv e n ess of the prop o sal. convinced that " ta x c re d its would out governm ent stipulations on T he only way colleges could offer and m ost help th o se who how the money should be spent. benefit from tax c re d its would need it the le a st — while giving Pointing out that the ta x -c re d ­ be by hiking tuition, th e a s s o - the le a st help, o r none at a ll, it approach would co st the U«>. ciatio n s noted, and th is in tu rn to those who need it the m o st.” T re a s u ry a t le a st $1 billion in would in c re ase — not red u ce - - The asso ciatio n s noted, fo r lo st revenue during th e f ir s ty e a r alo n e, the asso ciatio n s w arn that its adoption would likely p re ­ clude o th e r form s of s o re ly - needed governm ent aid to col­ le g es fo r the fo reseeab le fu tu re. Knowing th is , college tru s te e s would be unable to avoid im ­ posing higher tuition fees as a p rim a ry source of additional C o m m u n is t p a rty ch ie f ra p s R e d C h in a funds. ' And higher tuition would, at BUD APEST, H ungary (AP) — ComYnunist p a rty the le a s t, o ff-set the " a d v a n ­ c h ie f Janos K adar a s s a lle d Red C h in a 's leaders Mon­ ta g e s ” many fam ilies might r e a l­ ize from tax c re d its , they said . day fo r th e ir ‘ ‘ d is ru p tiv e p o lic y ” and pledged support f o r a w o rld C o m m u n ist conference on the Chinese issu e . |n a speech at the opening o f the H ungarian p a rty 3 0 , 0 0 0 co n g re ss, K adar sa id C hina’ s p o lic y ‘ ‘ in p ra c tic e su p p o rts the Im p e r ia lis ts .” He p re s u m a b ly was t o r e g i s t e r r e fe r r in g to Soviet charges tha t Red C hina holds up Ghostly Image sh ip m e nts o f E a st European m ilit a r y and o th e r aid What appears to be the C h ry s le r B u ild in g ’ s shadow f o r N orth V ie t Nam. D e c . 1 2 - 1 7 is a c tu a lly the E m p ire State B u ild in g seen through O ver 30,000 students will U . S . c r e a t e s e m b a s s i e s in R e d c o u n t r i e s la s t w eek’ s k il le r sm og and a telephoto lens. r e g is te r ea rly fo r w inter te rm UPI Telephoto during finals week, D ec. 12-17. tu r n , are placing th e ir T h e 30,186 who en ro lled r e p r e ­ AUSTIN, T ex. (f! — In line legations in Washington at the with his announced objective of sen t o ver 84 p e r cen t of those em bassy level. who w ere eligible to en ro ll early, building bridges of friendship Budapest and Sofia a r e the S a m S h e p p a r d s u b p o e n a e d w i t h E a ste rn E urope, P r e s ­ according to fig u re s re le a se d by only two cap itals in which the the R e g is tra r’s office. ident Johnson announced today United S tates has m aintained Ninety-two p e r cen t of u n d er­ th at the U.S. legations in Hun­ to a p p e a r a t O h i o g r a n d ju r y legations r a th e r than em b as­ g rad u ates and 53 p e r cent of gary and B ulgaria a r e being s ie s . The action announced to­ elevated to the level of em ­ g rad u ates p articip ated . CLEVELAND, Ohio (#) — Sam­ book, "E n d u re and Conquer, My day in c re a se s the num ber of T em p o ra ry c la s s lis ts have b a s s ie s . uel H. Sheppard, acquitted Nov. 16 S to ry ,” at a downtown Cleveland UJ5. em b assies to 117. alre ad y been d istrib u ted to the Hungary and B ulg aria, in of a seco n d -d eg ree m u rd er sto re . v ario u s academ ic dep artm en ts to ch arg e In the slaying of h is f ir s t Sheppard, 42, se rv e d nine B r it a in d is s a tis fie d w ith Ian S m ith ad ju st co u rse offerin g s with the w ife, M arilyn, w as subpoenaed y e a rs in p riso n fo r the bludgeon num ber of students signed up, Monday to ap p ear F rid a y before death 12 y e a rs ago of h is wife LONDON (A P) - - P rim e M in is te r H a ro ld W ils o n the office announced. the Cuyahoga County grand ju ry . b efo re he w as re le a se d and o r­ and key col leagues agreed Monday that m in o r conces­ If the c la s s can n eith er be d ered by the U.S. Suprem e Court expanded o r divided, the d ep a rt­ County P ro se c u to r John T. sio n s o ffe re d by R hodesia 's w hite r u le r s fa ll to meet to be r e tr ie d o r fre e d . m ent has the option of reducing C o rrig an , who led the sta te ’s B r it a in ’ s te rm s fo r s e ttlin g the y e a r-o ld re b e llio n . L ast F rid ay , Sheppard’s chief the c la s s size by elim inating c a se ag ain st Sheppard in the But W ilson and his men d e fe rre d u n til Tuesday a defense counsel in the r e tr ia l, those students with the low est fo rm e r o steo p ath 's r e tr ia l, said, F . L ee Bailey of Boston, said he d e c is io n on w hether to take the dispute im m e d ia te ly c la s s p r io ritie s . “ T hat is th e fa c t. I w ill not h as asked Bay V illage P olice to the U nited N ations o r to have yet another t r y fo r D uring finals week, D ec. 12- com m ent.” Chief F re d D renkhan to reopen agreem ent w ith P rim e M in is te r Ian S m ith. 17, students m ay pick up th ese Sheppard w as se rv e d with the the investigation into M arilyn’s c a rd s from th e ir departm ent and subpoena w hile autographing his death in that C leveland suburb. com plete r e g is tra tio n —including DESPITE ILL-WILL the paying of fees and board and room . G R A N D M A ’S Students not taking advantage of e a rly re g istra tio n will have to I n d o n e s i a u r g e s re tu rn to cam pus on Jan u ary 3-4 according to the schedule sen t out with the fall te rm grade s e a t i n g P e k i n g r e p o rts . Students alre ad y re g iste re d UNITED NATIONS (f) — De­ Abdulgani took note of the will not have to be back until sp ite its strained rela tio n s with P ek in g -Jak arta re la tio n s, which the f ir s t day of c la s s e s T h u rs ­ Red China, Indonesia today urged soured in 1965 a fte r the Indone­ day, Ja n . 5 , the seating of the Peking govern­ sian governm ent put down an m ent in the U nited N ations to attem pted C om m unist coup. In­ strengthen its ability to cope with donesia still m aintains diplom at­ w orld problem s, ic rela tio n s with Peking, but has only a charge d 'a ffa ire s in the Indonesian delegate Rosslan C hinese Com m unist cap ital. Abdulgani told the U.N. G eneral “ It is to be re g r e tte d ," Abdul­ A ssem bly the Peking governm ent gani said, " th a t since the events "d e riv e s its pow er from the con­ of O ctober la s t y ear, a re m a rk ­ sent of the governed” and th e re ­ able change has taken place in the fo re "should be rep rese n ted attitude ot the Peking governm ent h e r e .” Wise Old tow ard Indonesia. We cannot r e ­ T h is was Indonesia’s f ir s t p ro ­ m ain passive ag ain st h o stile and nouncement on the China prob­ unfounded alleg atio n s. The lem since its re tu rn to the world m o reso , since what vitally is at organization la s t Septem ber afte r stake is the very su rv iv al of our an absence of 18 m onths. sta te ideology.” Owls Agree.. . F o r C h r is tm a s G ifts F a m o u iss R e c i p e T h a t K e e p O n G iv in g F r ie d C h ic k e n !rm bswool luxuryin “ L IP S m a c k in G O O D / a Bernard Altm ann V A w ho b e lie v e s in lo o k in g h is b e s t w h e n ta k in g it easy. Th e B e r n a r d A ltm a n n ve e -n e c k pu llo ve r of 10 0 % l a m b s w o o l s pu n in S c o tla n d . H e r e ’ s casual ke advantage o f these sp e cia l C h ris tm a s ra te s on fin e magazine c o m fo r t and good lo o k s , full fa sh io n e d fo r b e tte r a s c rip tio n s . Students - give at yo u r sp ecial student ra te . Non - fit w ith the added ease o f s a d d le s h o u ld e r s ty lin g . idents - you too e n jo y sp e cial C h ris tm a s savings. F o r exam ple: C h o o se one fo r y o u rs e lf now fr o m o u r collection te yea r o f: Non - student C h ris tm a s ra te Student g ivin g rate of favored c o lo rs . I t ’ s the u lt im a t e c l a s s i c , s iz e s IME $7.50 $5.00 36-46. IFE $6-00 $4.50 PORTS IL L U S . $8.00 $5.00 ORTUNE $12.00 $7.50 STORE FOR MEN EAST LANSI NG S T R E E T L E V E L ap in and see the com plete lis t o f fin e m agazines a v a ila b le f o r C h ris tm a s vlng at sp ecia l ra te s . O rd e r q u ic k ly to Insure p ro m p t d e liv e ry . At Both Chicken-Shrimp-Fish IT’S A CHRISTMAS C A M PU A c ro s s fr o m the Union SB O and O , KST O R A cro ss fro m B e rke y H all ES 1900 E . O PEN 7 DAYS A W EEK K alam azo o P h o n e ; 484-4471 WONDERLAND AT KNAPP’S 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Tuesday, November 29, 1966 SPORTS BRYANT CONGRATULATES C a g e r s test y o u th , in ju rie s , Notre Dame ties MSU N o . 5 r a n k this w e e k e n d By BO B HO RN IN G o f B i l l C u r t is a n d S ta n W a s h in g ­ B e n in g to n c a m e in a b o u t a n o u ts ta n d in g p la y e r in th e c o n ­ in MacArthur Bowl N E W Y O R K (U P I) -N o tr e D a m e State News Sp o rts W r ite r to n a t fo r w a r d s . h o u r la te to th e p r e s s lu n c h e o n w h e r e th e b o w l a n n o u n c e m e n t d r o p p e d o u t o f t h e c o n f e r e n c e ,” f e r e n c e . H e a v e r a g e d 2 4 .9 p o i n t s A ls o , is B a y lo r r e c o v e r e d fr o m b e c a u s e h is p la n e f r o m C h ic a g o a n d M ic h ig a n S ta te w o u n d u p in w as m ade. B r y a n t c a m e o n th e p h o n e o r ig ­ A n u m b e r o f q u e s tio n s a b o u t p e r g a m e la s t y e a r , h is in ju r y o f la s t y e a r ? w a s la t e . H e w a s a tte n d in g th e a n o th e r tie M o n d a y a s c o -w in n e r s L a t e r , a n s w e rin g c r itic s w h o in a lly to d is c u s s A la b a m a ’ s N C A A th e M ic h ig a n S ta te b a s k e tb a ll A itc h , Illin o is ' J im Daw son C a n S h a n n o n R e a d in g ’ s k n e e B ig Ten p r e s s lu n c h e o n a n d o f th e M a c A r t h u r B o w l p r e s e n te d in s is t A la b a m a h a s a n e a s y s c h e d ­ t e l e v i s i o n g a m e o f th e w e e k t e a m s h o u ld b e a n s w e r e d in th e a n d N o rth w e s te rn ’ s M ik e W e a v e r t h a t h e r e - i n j u r e d t h is y e a r h o ld b ro u g h t b a c k n e w s fr o m a ro u n d a n n u a lly to th e c o lle g e " c h a m ­ u le , B r y a n t s a id , " T h r o w o u t o u r a g a in s t A u b u r n S a tu r d a y b u t h e n e x t 12 d a y s w h e n th e S p a r ta n s w e r e r a te d th e b e s t d e fe n s iv e up? th e le a g u e , p io n ” b y th e N a tio n a l F o o tb a ll f i r s t g a m e a g a in s t L o u is ia n a T e c h b a r e ly g o t a ro u n d to th a t o n e . p la y fo u r g a m e s , a ll a t h o m e . p la y e rs . A r e th e S p a rta n s a s g o o d a s L a fa y e t t e w a s p ic k e d b y c o n ­ F o u n d a tio n a n d H a l l o f F a m e . a n d w e h a v e n in e o p p o n e n ts a s N o tr e D a m e a n d M ic h ig a n S ta te , T h e f i r s t g a m e is a t 8 p .m . t h e i r N o . 5 n a tio n a l r a n k in g in fe r e n c e c o a c h e s to b e r o o k ie M ic h ig a n S ta te , Illin o is a n d " N o c o m m e n t b u t c o n g r a tu la ­ t o u g h a s a n y o n e .” w h o tie d 1 0 - 1 0 in th e g a m e o f th e T h u r s d a y in J e n i s o n F ie ld h o u s e U P I a n d th e ir c o -fa v o r ite r o le o f th e y e a r in th e B i g T e n , N o r th w e s te r n W e re fa v o r e d to t i o n s t o t h e m b o t h ,” s a id P a u l " N o o th e r te a m e v e r b e a t M is ­ y e a r o n N o v . 19 , e a c h w ill h a ve a g a in s t W e s te r n M ic h ig a n . M ia m i a s B ig T e n c h a m p s? B e n in g to n s a id . w in th e t it le , th e c o a c h e s in d i­ (B e a r ) B r y a n t o f A la b a m a (9 -0 ) s is s ip p i, T e n n e s s e e a n d L o u is i­ c u s to d y o f th e M a c A r t h u r B o w l o f O h io ( S a tu r d a y ), S o u th D a k o ta A s s is ta n t C o a c h G u s G a n a k a s , O th e r s e le c tio n s : J i m B u r n s o f c a tin g th a t a n 1 1 -3 r e c o r d w o u ld i n a te le p h o n e r e m a r k to a N e w a n a S ta te in th e s a m e y e a r ,” h e f o r s i x m o n th s w ith a to s s o f th e ( D e c . 5) a n d W ic h ita S ta te ( D e c . 1 0 ) fo llo w . fillin g in fo r H e a d C o a c h J o h n N o r t h w e s t e r n a s th e p r e -s e a s o n b e e n o u g h fo r fir s t p la c e . John Benington Y o r k F o o t b a ll W r i t e r s m e e tin g s a id . “ A n d p u t C le m s o n , M is s is r c o in d e c id in g w h o g e ts f i r s t p o s ­ T h e q u e s tio n s c e n te r a ro u n d B e n in g to n d u r in g th e f i r s t h a lf s ip p i S o u th e rn o r A u b u r n in a n y s e s s io n . th e a b ilitie s o f s o p h o m o re L e e o f M o n d a y ’ s p r e s s lu n c h e o n , s a id le a g u e a n d I ’ d lik e to s e e w h e r e T h e c o in g o e s u p in a c e r e m o n y L a f a y e t t e is lo o k in g b e t te r th a n t h e y ’ d w in d u p .” a t th e fo u n d a tio n ’ s a n n u a l d in n e r L a fa y e t t e a n d A r t B a y l o r to p lu g th e h o le s le ft b y th e g r a d u a tio n in e a r ly w e e k s w h e n h e w a s s lo w e d b e c a u s e o f lo w m e ta b o l­ T O M M Y IS TO UGH M ic h ig a n S ta te a n d P u r d u e , h e n o te d , w e r e th e o n ly fin e te a m s D e c . 6 to w h ic h c o a c h e s o f b o th te a m s — A r a P a rs e g h ia n a n d D u f­ is m . in th e B ig T e n th is y e a r . A s f o r fy D a u g h e r ty — h a v e b e e n in v ite d . L o u is ia n a T e c h , th a t d a te w a s a M ic h ig a n S ta te w o n th e b o w l 2 honored " H e h a s b ro u g h t h im s e lf a lo n g s lo w ly , b u t n o w is s tr o n g , a n d " n e c e s s ity b e c a u s e w e c o u ld n ’ t o u trig h t la s t y e a r , N o tr e D a m e NEW Y O R K T h re e p la y e rs fro m Notre Dam e and two each fro m (U P I) — h is s h o o tin g is c o m in g , t o o ," G a n a k a s s a id . a lly B a y lo r w ill s till lim p o c c a s io n ­ a fte r a r e b o u n d in g b a ttle , Kreft plays the angles fin d a n o p p o n e n t a fte r T u la n e th e y e a r b e fo r e . M ichigan State, Alabam a G a n a k a s s a id , b u t h e is lo o k in g B a r r y T le m a n s e t u p th e s e c o n d B i l l i k e n s ," T o n y K r e f t , T o m 's a n d th ir d p la c e o n th e te a m . H e and N eb raska w ere among those named Monday to good. R e a d in g m is s e d a week of By DENNIS CHASE As s oc iat e Sports Editor T o m K r e f t is a fu n n y k in d o f g o a l b y lo ftin g a h a r d p a s s in fr o n t o f th e T e m p le g o a l. K r e f t h e a d e d i t in fr o m fiv e y a r d s o u t . fa th e r , w r ite s . " H e h a s s tro n g p e r s o n a l m o t i v a t i o n s .. . ’ ’ T h i s y e a r K r e f t h a s 1 0 g o a ls h a s a c c o m p lis h e d th is d e s p ite a le g s o fille d w ith flu id th a t it m u s t b e tre a te d b e fo re a n d a fte r F ig h tin g Iris h the Football W rite r s A s­ p r a c tic e b e c a u s e o f h is k n e e a n d so ciatio n A m e ric a n team . 1966 A ll - a t f i r s t it w a s th o u g h t h e m ig h t h a v e a n o p e ra tio n a n d s it o u t th e y e a r . H o w e v e r , G a n a k a s s a id s o c c e r p l a y e r . A t 5 - 7 ,1 4 5 p o u n d s h e is o n e o f th e s m a lle s t p la y e r s o n th e fie ld n o m a t t e r w h o th e “ T o m m y h a s im p ro v e d 10 0 p e r c e n t o v e r la s t y e a r ,” K e n n e y h a s s a id a b o u t th e lit t le s o p h o m o r e . a n d e ig h t a s s is t s f o r 18 p o in ts each gam e. N o .l a t a lib is Halfback Nick Eddy on S p a rta n s p la y . i t lo o k s a s th o u g h h e h a s d e ­ " T h e e x p e r ie n c e h e h a s g a in e d offense and end Alan Page By JIM SPANIOLO and lineb acker Jim Lynch on defense w ere the Notre c id e d to p la y t h is s e a s o n w ith a h e a vy b ra c e . M S U , p r e s u m a b ly o n th e b a s is C e r t a i n l y h e is o n e o f th e s m a lle s t S p a rta n s ta r t e r s . O n ly T o n y K e y e s a t 5 - 7 , 140 c o m e s la s t y e a r h a s h e lp e d g r e a t l y ." T h e im p o r ta n t th in g is th a t K e n ­ m State News Campus Editor n e y w a s ta lk in g to n o o n e in Dame s ta r s se le cte d . o f t h e ir s e c o n d -p la c e fin is h in c lo s e . p a r tic u la r . It w a s ju s t a g e n e ra l N o tre D a m e m a y b e th e N o . 1 fo o tb a ll te a m in th e n a tio n — a n d Bubba Smith and George th e B ig T e n la s t y e a r , w a s r a n k e d B u t t h e r e is n o s i m i l a r i t y a t a p p re c ia tio n o f a fin e b a llp la y e r . th e n a g a in m a y b e n o t . B u t th e r e is o n e th in g N o t r e D a m e m o s t W eb ster w ere chosen f i f t h in th e n a tio n b y U P I la s t a ll. c e rta in ly d e s e rv e s — th e n a tio n ’ s to p " r a t i o n a li z e r , a lib ie r , a n d W h a t d is tin g u is h e s K r e f t fr o m fro m M ichigan State; Ray w e e k , a r a tin g B e n in g to n s a id K e y e s d o e s w h a t y o u w o u ld e x ­ b lin d p a r tis a n s h ip a w a r d .’ ’ th e a v e r a g e b o o te r , a n d th e r e a ­ P e rk in s and C e c il Dowdy h e fe e ls is a lit t le to o h ig h . p e c t f r o m a s m a ll m a n . H e is s o n h e is s o e ffe c tiv e , is h is A d m it t e d ly , N o t r e D a m e p la y e d a g r e a t g a m e S a tu r d a y in b la s tin g " I th in k D u f f y ’ s in flu e n c e m u s t fa s t a n d s h ifty . fro m Alabam a and L a r r y s h o t. It is s m o o th , d e lib e r a te a n d S o u th e rn C a lifo r n ia e v e n w ith n u m e r o u s fr o n t lin e p la y e r s in ju r e d . h a v e c a r r ie d o v e r in to th e b a s ­ K r e ft is a b o u t a s s h ifty a s a W achholtz and Wayne h a r d . It is e x e c u te d s o g r a c e ­ N o t r e D a m e is a v e r y o u ts ta n d in g fo o tb a ll te a m , a w e ll c o a c h e d k e tb a ll p o ll. T h e y th in k w e h a v e s tre e t c a r . B u t he is , as C o a c h M eylan from N eb raska. f u lly th a t th e fo r c e o f it is a lw a y s fo o tb a ll t e a m . N o t r e D a m e p r o v e d S a tu r d a y th a t It is b e tte r th a n B u b b a S m ith to p la y d e fe n s e a n d G e n e K e n n e y d e s c r ib e d h im , th e a s u r p r is e . N o . 2 b u t th e w e e k b e f o r e , th e I r i s h p r o v e d th e y d id n ’ t d e s e r v e th e G e o r g e W e b s te r f o r a r o v e r ,” " o p p o r t u n i s t .” K r e f t is fr o m S t . L o u i s . H e w a s v a u n te d N o . 1 p o s itio n a lo n e . B e n in g to n jo k e d . K r e f t s p e c ia liz e s in b e in g in a n a ll-c ity a n d a ll-d is tr ic t h a lf­ JOHN J. SHIELS, O.D. " A c t u a l l y o u r n u c le u s is th e th e r ig h t s p o t a t th e r ig h t t im e . b a c k a t M e r c y H ig h S c h o o l a n d B u t th e p o in t i s , N o t r e D a m e d o e s n ’ t a c t lik e th e N o . 1 te a m . E v e r O p to m e tris t B i g T e n ’ s 16 th le a d in g s c o r e r L a s t S a tu r d a y ’ s g a m e w ith T e m ­ s in c e th e I r is h m e t M ic h ig a n S ta te a n d w h e n th e d e c is io n w a s m a d e 1029 E A S T M IC H IG A N A V E . fr o m la s t y e a r ( M a tt A itc h ) a n d p le U n iv e r s it y w a s ty p ic a l. K r e ft p la y e d f o r th e n a tio n a l ju n io r c h a m p io n K u t is te a m . Opportunist Kreft to g o f o r th e t ie r a t h e r th a n th e w i n , th a t d e c is io n h a s b e e n s u b je c t E V E N IN G S B Y A P P O IN T M E N T o u r g u a rd s , S te v e R y m a l a n d g o t tw o g o a ls , b u t th e b ig g e s t to q u e s t io n , In d e e d c o n t r o v e r s y . K r e f t p la y e d o n ly p a r t o f th e O ffic e s I V 4 -0 2 8 6 Jo h n B a ile y , w h o b a r e ly m a d e m o v e m e n t h e m a d e fo r th e m w a s Tommy Kreft (right) has been an opportunistall g a m e a g a in s t S t . L o u i s , b u t n o T h o u g h it is d if fic u lt to ju s t if y e ith e r th e c o m p le te r ig h tn e s s o r H o u r s 9 A . M . to 5 :3 0 P . M . th e to p 5 0 .” a s im p le s w in g o f h is h e a d . year for the Spartan s o c c e r team. He’ll be trying to o n e w a n te d to w in m o r e . c o m p le te w r o n g n e s s o f th e d e c is io n , it is d e f in i t e ly a r e le v a n t " T o m ’ s g r e a t d is a p p o in tm e n t keep up the work In California this Thursday as the s u b je c t f o r d e b a te . B u t n o t a c c o r d in g to A r a P a r s e g h ia n , w h o ju m p e d w a s h is in ju r y w h ic h p r e v e n te d booters take on Long Island In the NCAA s e m if in a ls . to th e d e fe n s iv e w h e n th o s e p r e s u m p tu o u s re p o rte rs d a re d q u e s­ h im f r o m h e lp in g S ta te b e a t th e State News photo by Larry Fritzlan tio n h is ju d g m e n t. A s i m i l a r a ttitu d e s t ill p e r s is t s in S o u th B e n d . H a v in g r e tu r n e d h o m e f o r T h a n k s g iv in g a m e r e 2 0 m ile s fr o m th e G o ld e n D o m e , Nine Trojans out of bowl I h a d th e " o p p o r t u n it y ” to h e a r o n e o f N o t r e D a m e ’ s a s s is ta n t c o a c h ­ e s n a r r a t e th e M ic h ig a n S ta te - N o t r e D a m e g a m e f i l m . T h e g a m e , a s s u m m a r iz e d b y J o h n R a y , d e fe n s iv e lin e c o a c h , w a s a g r e a t t r ib u t e to N o t r e D a m e ’ s y o u n g m e n w h o f i l l e d in s o w e ll f o r th e in ju r e d h e r o e s . W h e n e v e r th e c a r e fu lly e d ite d f i l m s h o w e d L O S A N G E L E S ( U P I ) - N in e in th e s c h o o l’ s h i s t o r y w i t h 5 2 a d o p te d fo u r y e a r s a g o . H e had n o im m e d ia te c o m m e n t o n th e M ic h ig a n S ta te th r o w in g th e I r i s h f o r a l o s s .i t w a s m e r e ly a m is s e d U n iv e r s ity o f S o u th e rn C a lifo r n ia c a tc h e s . a n n o u n c e m e n t. a s s ig n m e n t, o r a s i l l y e r r o r — n o m e n tio n th a t p e r h a p s B u b b a fo o tb a ll p la y e r s h e a d e d b y s ta r O t h e r m a jo r lo s s e s u n d e r th e S m ith , G e o r g e W e b s te r , o r C h a r lie T h o r n h ill m a y h a v e c a u s e d th a t e n d R o n D r a k e a n d s a fe ty M ik e ru lin g announced b y F a c u lty m is ta k e w ith b r u ta l a b a n d o n . B a ttle w e r e d e c la r e d in e lig ib le A th le tic R e p re s e n ta tiv e P r o f . M o n d a y f o r th e R o s e B o w l g a m e W illia m C . 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A l l S p a rta n a d v a n c e s w e r e o n t r a n s f e r o f ju n io r c o lle g e s tr in g p la y e r s . T h e y a re c e n te r d e s c r ib e d in t e r m s o f N o t r e D a m e e r r o r s o r i n j u r i e s . A l l N o t r e a th le te s w ith le s s th a n 4 8 u n its B ill A d a m s , fu llb a c k D a n S c o tt, N E W Y O R K (U P I) --C h ic a g o ’ s D a m e s u c c e s s e s w e r e d e s c r ib e d in t e r m s o f e x t r a e f f o r t a n d o f c r e d it o r a B a v e ra g e . lin e b a c k e r S te v e Sw anson, B o b b y H u ll b a r e ly m is s e d th e c o m p e titiv e s p ir it . ta c k le D e n n is B o m a n d d e fe n s iv e T h e t r a n s f e r r u le a p p lie s o n ly m a g ic 1 0 0 -p o in t m a r k la s t ta c k le M ik e T a y l o r . T h e o n ly S p a r t a n to r e c e iv e a n y p r a i s e w a s D ic k K e n n e y . B u t to p o s ts e a s o n c o n te s ts a n d d o e s season. N o w te a m m a te S ta n th is w a s d o n e a s a n o t v e r y s u b tle a tte m p t to ju s t if y g o in g f o r th e n o t a ffe c t r e g u la r s e a s o n p la y . C o a c h Jo h M c K a y in d ic a te d M i k i t a is o u t to g iv e it a t r y . t i e , o n t h e g r o u n d s t h a t N o t r e D a m e w a s d e a t h l y a f r a i d o f K e n n e y 's B a t t le p la y e d o u ts ta n d in g fo o t ­ a w e e k a g o h e e x p e c te d a n u m ­ M ik ita , th e B la c k H a w k s ’ b a r e b u t p o te n t fo o t. b a ll f o r S o u th e rn C a lifo r n ia th is b e r o f h is ju n i o r c o lle g e t r a n s ­ 5 -fo o t-9 , 16 5 -p o u n d c e n te r, y e a r a t s a fe ty w h ile D r a k e w a s fe r s w o u ld b e in e lig ib le f o r th e s c o r e d fiv e g o a ls a n d a s s is te d o n B u t tw o fin a l c o m m e n ts m a d e th e s h o w c o m p le te . T h e fir s t th e to p r e c e iv e r f o r o n e s e a s o n R o s e B o w l u n d e r th e N C A A r u lin g tw o o th e r s d u r in g th e p a s t w e e k c a m e w h e n C o a c h R a y s c o ffe d a t C lin t J o n e s ’ s a p p a r e n tly ja r r in g to r u n h is N a tio n a l H o c k e y L e a g u e ta c k le o f J i m L y n c h , c a u s in g L y n c h to fu m b le . U n b e lie v a b ly , R a y Clip le a d in g p o in t t o t a l to 2 8 in 16 s a id L y n c h s i m p ly t r ie d to ju m p o v e r J o n e s a n d d id n ’ t q u it e m a k e gam es. i t , a n d th e b a ll s q u ir te d o u t o f h is h a n d s . Special Introduction M i k i t a , w h o le a d s r u n n e r -u p S o m e 8 0 ,0 0 0 s p e c t a t o r s , a l l m a j o r n e w s m e d i a , a n d t h e g a m e P h i l G o y e t t e o f N e w Y o r k b y e ig h t f i l m d is a g r e e w it h R a y ’ s r e m a r k a b l e s y n o p s i s . B u t w h o is to a r g u e BRING THIS AD - p o in t s , is r u n n in g w e ll a h e a d o f w ith N o t r e D a m e ? H u ll’ s r e c o r d p a c e o f la s t s e a s o n . A n d t h e r e ’ s m o r e . S u m m in g u p , R a y s a id , " I th in k o u r b o y s C h i c a g o 's D e n n i s H u l l , B o b b y ’ s s h o w e d r e a l c l a s s o u t t h e r e , e s p e c i a l l y o u r y o u n g e r m e n , a n d t h e y I f you’re u n d e r 25 yo u n g e r b ro th e r, a n d N o rm s h o w e d th is c la s s w h e n a ft e r th e g a m e th e y d id n ’ t s a y a n y t h in g , u n ­ U l l m a n o f D e t r o i t a r e tie d f o r lik e m e m b e r s o f th e o t h e r t e a m ." t h ir d w ith 18 p o in ts w h ile M o n ­ N o t e x a c tly a n o b je c tiv e a n a ly s is — e v e n J o e F a ll s w o u ld h a v e yo u n eed th is d ia l t r e a l ’ s B o b b y R o u s s e a u is fifth b e e n a p p a lle d , m a y b e . at 17. T h e re d hot N e w Y o rk R a n g e rs , A n d w h a t d id N o t r e D a m e d o la s t w e e k to d is p la y th is in ta n g ib le c la s s ? W e ll, f o r o n e th in g , N ic k E d d y le d a g r o u p o f th o s e p o lite , to save y o u r neck. r id in g a th r e e g a m e w in n in g s t r e a k , b o a s t th e n e x t th r e e w ith B e r n ie G e o f f r i o n , E to n M a r s h a l l r e s p e c tfu l N o t r e D a m e s tu d e n ts in b u r n in g a ll th e S p o r ts Illu s tr a te d m a g a z in e s th e y c o u ld fin d . (S p o r ts Illu s t r a t e d c a r r ie d a n e x te n s iv e s t o r y o n th e g a m e , c h id in g a n d R o d G ilb e r t a ll tie d w ith N o t r e D a m e f o r g o i n g f o r t h e t i e a n d g e n e r a l l y p a n n i n g b o t h t e a m s .) B o s to n ’ s W a y n e C o n n e lly a t 16 Y e s , N o t r e D a m e m a y h a v e g o tte n N o . 1 . B u t A r a P a r s e g h ia n p o in ts . P it M a r tin o f B o s to n a n d m a y h a v e lo s t s o m e th in g m o r e im p o r ta n t th a n e ith e r w in n in g o r th e N o m a t t e r h o w to u g h y o u r b e a r d is, b e a rd . B e c a u s e th e n e w R E M I N G T O N C h ic a g o ’ s K e n W h a r r a m a r e 10 th n u m b e r o n e r a n k in g — th e r e s p e c t o f h is p e e r s . t h e s k i n o f y o u r n e c k is s t i l l te n d e r S e le c tr o s h a v e r h a s a b i g g e r s h a v i n g w ith 15 p o in ts . 2 0 0 H o w ’ s th e s o n g g o ? " N o t r e D a m e w ill C R Y o v e r a l l .” b e c a u se s h a v in g h a s n ’t c h e w e d it u p o r s u r fa c e , y o u d o n ’t h a v e t o r u b a n d s c r u b O pen ' tu rn e d it c ru s ty y e t. S h a v in g c a n d o th a t y o u r s k in r a w r e d , t o g e t a c lo s e r s h a v e . F la m e n b e c a u s e o r d in a r y s h a v in g d e v ic e s m a k e T h a t go e s fo r to u c h in g u p y o u r lip o r n o a d ju s t m e n t fo r t h a t te n d e r s k in . B r o ile d s h a v in g y o u r w h o le fa c e f o r t h e fir s t t im e T h e R E M IN G T O N * 200 S e le c tr o in th r e e d a y s . M a kes th e s h a v e r h a s a d ia l w it h a s p e c ia l p o s i ­ T h e r e 's a s p e c ia l p o s i ti o n j u s t fo r D iffe r e n c e t i o n j u s t fo r y o u r n e c k . sid e b u r n s . N u m b e r 5 . P o s itio n n u m b e r o n e is d e s ig n e d to T u r n t h e d ia l a n d u p c o m e s t h e b ig g e s t 1 1 * 1 p ic p r o te c t t h a t v e r y te n d e r s k in — th e s k in p o p -u p tr im m e r e v e r. D o e s a s tr a ig h t, t r o u t m o s t s h a v in g d e v ic e s c u t , s c r a tc h , r e d d e n e v e n , n e a t jo b o n s id e b u rn s . o n ly a n d ir r i t a t e . 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T h e g o o d n e w s i s t h a t i t B y liftin g th e w h is k e r s , th e g u a rd a c t u a l l y c o s t s le s s t h a n m o s t o r d i n a r y That's a real Triple Treat! c o m b s a ls o p r e v e n t in g r o w n h a ir s t h a t s h a v e r s t h a t d o n 't c a re i f a m a n u n d e r W ith T h e A d d e d C o n v e n ie n c e o f P r e c is e ly w h a t th in g s d e p e n d s o n w h a t y o u h a v e in c a n c a u s e s k in b le m is h e s . 2 5 g e ts i t in th e n e c k . In s id e S e a tin g m i n d . W h a t e v e r it is , O l d S p ic e L I M E can h e lp . A f t e r y o u 'v e s a v e d y o u r n e c k , p o s i ­ NEAR FRANDOR tio n s 2 , 3 a n d 4 w ill p r o te c t th e re s t o f B e tw e e n C llp p e r t & H o m e r I t s s p i c y , l i m e - s p i k e d a r o m a is v e r y p e r s u a s i v e . . . b u t y o u r fa c e . 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Y . , w a s s ig n e d M o n d a y b y J u s ­ P o w e l l h a s fa ile d to s a t is fy o v e r Ju s tic e M a r k e w lc h ’ s o rd e r h a v in g ta k e n in m o r e th a n $ 1 0 c la im s a d ju s te r, c le r k s and p a n ie s h a d o p p o s e d th e p la n th e y t i c e A r t h u r M a r k e w i c h .l t a p p lie s a th r e e -y e a r p e r io d . g r e w o u t o f P o w e l l ’ s f a i l u r e to m i ll i o n w ith $ 2 m i l l i o n s t i l l in o th e r e m p lo y e s a n d g e n e r a l o p e r ­ a r e c o m in g a r o u n d to lo o k in g o n ly If th e H a r le m N e g r o c o n ­ The o rd e r d oes n o t g ra n t s u rre n d e r N o v. 2 3 to b e g in re s e rve . a tin g e x p e n s e s . o n it a s n o t su c h a b a d m o v e . g r e s s m a n r e tu r n s to N e w Y o r k . P o w e ll im m u n ity fr o m a r r e s t o n s e r v in g th e 3 0 -d a y s e n te n c e f o r S e c r e ta r y o f S ta te J a m e s M . T h e b a la n c e , s o m e $ 6 m i l ­ A s f o r th e n u m b e r o f u n in s u re d T h e o r d e r d ir e c ts th e s h e r iff S u n d a y , n o r w h e n C o n g r e s s is in c r im in a l c o n te m p t. A t th e t i m e , H a r e s a y s h e d o u b ts th e p o s s i­ l i o n , is n o w b e in g in v e s te d b y m o t o r is t s in M ic h ig a n , H a r e s a id , to ta k e P o w e l l In to c u s to d y to s e s s io n . T h e s e le g a l lo o p h o le s h e w a s r e p o r te d o n a y a c h t In th e b i l i t y o f a b o lis h in g th e $ 1 fe e th e s e c r e t a r y o f s ta te , w h o w o u ld " N o b o d y c o u ld c o m e u p w ith Baham as. c h a rg e d a ll p e r s o n s r e g is te r in g lik e to k e e p th e fu n d u n d e r h is fig u r e s a n d w e s t ill c a n ’t . 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