Wednesday V o l . 59 N u m b e r MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY 127 STATI East Lansing, Michigan MEWS February 15, 1967 10c Britain - USSR set Viet pact; peace hinges on one move LONDON Jfi — P r i m e Minister Harold estimated 100,000 troops fighting in South than in any previous c e a s e - f i r e " t h r e a t - ened to c r e a t e a s e v e r e military u n - especially since t h e r e w e r e - m o m e n t s when s u c c e s s had been very n e a r . Wilson told P a r l i a m e n t Tuesday he had Vietnam. " I do not underrate the renewed dangers reached a s e c r e t a g r e e m e n t with the So- This move would be synchronized with balance." that accompany the resumption of the fight- viet Union on a plan to end the war in a U.S. military' halt in attacks against T h i s , Wilson said, made it h a r d e r for ing," he said. But we must all r e g r e t Vietnam. He said one " v e r y small m o v e " Communist North Vietnam. The two moves P r e s i d e n t Johnson to believe North Viet- that the t r u c e period was not utilized f o r Is needed to launch it. together would c l e a r the way f o r peace nam " w i s h e d to use the t r u c e f o r an a move to the conference t a b l e , Wilson The British l e a d e r , reporting on his t a l k s , the s o u r c e s said. effort to peace r a t h e r than for w a r . " said. hectic week-long effort with Soviet P r e - F o r the second successive day Wilson Other British sources r e p o r t e d Wilson Accepts sincerity . and Brown had learned that about 100,000 m i e r Alexei Kosygin to start the peace proclaimed " t h e road to a solution r e - p r o g r a m , held back d e t a i l s . mains o p e n . " Red Chinese a r e in North Vietnam. Wilson said both sides have yet to This has intensified the split within But informants said " t h e very small But he said that during the lunar- new t r u s t each o t h e r ' s sincerity in wanting i t s ? ê i i t m o v e " would r e q u i r e North Vietnam to y e a r t r u c e in Vietnam a m a s s i v e south- the Hanoi r e g i m e between pro-Soviet and cut oil a r m s and r e i n f o r c e m e n t s , not ward movement of North Vietnamese a settlement. p r o - C h i n e s e factions. food o r other nonlethal supplies, f r o m its troops and supplies on a scale f a r g r e a t e r He personally accepted "100 per cent It was Hanoi's failure to respond to a American sincerity to negotiate f o r p e a c e " proposal f r o m Kosygin Monday that had and North Vietnam's genuine wish f o r a settlement. But he recognized Hanoi's concern about leaving its troops in South put the final seal of f a i l u r e on the So- v i e t - B r i t i s h peace bid. Kosygin had called Hare heralds hoopla f o r some act by Hanoi, along the lines Supply runs during truce Vietnam "denuded of n e c e s s a r y supplies." of the " v e r y small move" r e f e r r e d to by T h e f a m o u s P l a y b o y r a b b i t d e c o r a t e s t h e f r o n t of E a s t S h a w H a l l Wilson, a s a m e a n s of extending the h a v i n g b e e n put up t h e r e by P r e c i n c t 9 to p u b l i c i z e t h e i r t e r r Wilson's account won the backing of t r u c e and clearing the way f o r peace party. S t a t e N e w s photo by D a v e Laura Edward Heath's opposition Conservatives, talks. but failed to satisfy left- wing m e m b e r s outfit VC in record time of his own Labor p a r t y . ATL Deportment vote shows About one-third of the government's the scheduled truce periodL'.S. r e c o n n a i s - m e m b e r s in the House of Commons signed WASHINGTON If! — The North Viet- sance planes and warships observed 1,572 a motion condemning renewed U.S. bomb- n a m e s e used 3,770 trucks and v e s s e l s v e s s e l s up to 150 feet long sailing b e - ing of North Vietnam and a s s e r t i n g it to r u s h at l e a s t 25,000 tons of a m m u n i - tween North Vietnam's coastal cities of " f l a g r a n t l y undermines the peace initia- preference for 25% finol tion and supplies toward South Vietnam Vinh and Dong Hoi, about 140 and 40 t i v e s " of the United Nations. It called during the bombing pause, the Defense m i l e s north of the demilitarized zone, on the Wilson Government to dissociate Department said today. respectively. Britain f r o m the action. T h i s was calculated to be enough to In the s a m e area 2,200 t r u c k s were support a 10,000-man division in combat observed heading toward the demilitarized Wilson declined to reveal details of f o r 250 days, a spokesman said. his e x c h a n g e s - w i t h either Kosygin o r f e r e n t situation," Carlin said. "But now a n s w e r s the questions, not on the way he z o n e ' a n d west a c r o s s North Vietnam to By A N D R E W MOLLISON In the 96 hours of the T e t t r u c e , the reach the Ho Chi Minh t r a i l , a network P r e s i d e n t Johnson over Vietnam. that the ATL faculty has shown its con- w e a r s his h a i r . " Carlin said, in defense C o m m u n i s t s were able to t r a n s p o r t more State News E x e c u t i v e R e p o r t e r of the heavily-weighted final exam. On the of roads leading through L a o s into South He spoke of his " t r a g i c disappointment" c e r n , we'll certainly look into the a r e a . " war m a t e r i a l southward than they had in Vietnam. that peace talks had not been a r r a n g e d , Two-thirds of those who teach A m e r i - Carlin brought u p . s o m e of the a l t e r - other hand, he pointed out, "In p r a c t i c e , any previous 30-day period, the s p o k e s - can Thought and Language think the final natives to the present multiple-choice w e ' v e found the i n s t r u c t o r ' s grade and the m a n said. exam should count only half as much exam grade vary very l i t t l e . " F i r s t of a t w o - p a r t series No egal action seen Vietnam peace p r o s p e c t s a p p e a r e d at a s it now does in determining a s t u - Carlin said he did not want to speculate t h e i r lowest level in two months a s Mon- d e n t ' s final g r a d e . on what action he intendedtotake, because d a y ' s resumption of the U.S. air war In a departmental vote announced this e x a m s , administered by the Office of he wants to keep a s many options open as against the North Vietnam ended weeks of week, the ATL Dept. faculty voted 36- Evaluation Services or. a d e p a r t m e n t - possible. by sty against realtor optimistic speculation. 18 to inform the University College that wide basis. The Office of Evaluation Services helps U.S. o f f i c i a l s said peace e f f o r t s had they would p r e f e r an exam weighted a s " I n my judgment," he said, " t h e weight- University College departments develop, r e c e d e d to their p r e - C h r i s t m a s position. p e r cent, instead of the current 50 ing of the examination may not be a s i m p o r - c o - o r d i n a t e and administer the p r o g r a m of P r e s i d e n t Johnson, in cofhmenting on p e r cent, of the final grade. tant a question as its n a t u r e . " common t e r m - e n d examinations. Some the bombing resumption late Monday, said Edward A. Carlin, University College L ast fall the ATL faculty "defeated by a have argued that the financial investment he had hoped the c e a s e - f i r e during the By B E V E R L Y H A L L h a s nothing to do with the student a p a r t - narrow margin a motion to give a half- in this office is too great to allow a dean, said Tuesday the ATL Dept. is lunar new y e a r " m i g h t lead to some State News Staff W r i t e r ment beildings he proposes to build. the only one of the four " g e n e r a l edu- ^ s s a y , half-objective final. down-grading of the final e x a m ' s i m p o r - abatement of hostilities and to move East Lansing city officials claim it is Robert Green, associate p r o f e s s o r of c a t i o n " departments under his s u p e r - Carlin said present final e x a m s a r e tance. toward p e a c e . " out of the c i t y ' s j u r i s d i c t i o n ' t o take any counseling and personnel services vision that has recommended such a intended to insure a common intellectual Such an argument, Carlin said, " i s But he said the North Vietnamese had action against William J . Pulte, a B i r - and f o r m e r educational adviser to Martin move. The other departments a r e nat- experience for students, and to provide absolutely f a l s e , " That office, he said, used the p a u s e " f o r m a j o r resupply e f - mingham r e a l t o r involved in a racial Luther King's Southern Christian L e a d e r - ural science, humanities and social s c i - f o r a comparability of grading standards h a s m o r e than enough to do a l r e a d y . f o r t s of t h e i r troops in South V i e t n a m . " discrimination charge, who plans to build ship Conference, opposes the approval of ence. despite a multiplicity of i n s t r u c t o r s . T o m o r r o w : Why did the ATL faculty T h e Pentagon f i g u r e s were furnished an apartment complex on Bqgue Street in Pulte's project. " T h e other departments have a d i f - "A final exam is based on how a student vote to downgrade finals? to show that Hanoi had p r e p a r e d f o r a m a s - East Lansing. His opposition lies not in the possibility sive logistics operation to be conducted " T h e city has nothing to do w i t h P u l t e ' s that Pulte may discriminate in East L a n - without f e a r of attack during a scheduled f o u r - d a y bombing pause which was e x - civil rights c o n t r o v e r s y , " said Manager John P a t r i a r c h e . " T h a t r e s t s City sing, but in the possibility that by approv- ing P u l t e ' s building, East Lansing could, R A M P A R T S REVEALS tended by 42 h o u r s . with the Michigan Civil Rights C o m m i s - in effect, subsidize his discrimination in State Dept. acknowledges CIA A Pentagon spokesman said that during sion." other p a r t s of the state. Pulte i s now going through a s e r i e s of " E a s t Lansing shouldn't, and really hearings with the state commission to d e - c a n ' t , m o r a l l y , ignore what Pulte has fend himself on c h a r g e s of discrimination done in other p a r t s of the s t a t e , " Green Spring term sponsorship of Nat'l Student Assn. in selling land in a Birmingham subdivi- said. sion. P a t r i a r c h e s t r e s s e d that a s long a s David B e r l o , chairman of the E a s t L a n - P u l t e ' s buildings plans fit the city code for enrollment sing Human Relations Commission, said multiple dwellings, and a r e filed c o r r e c t - that the h e a r i n g s Pulte i s now undergoing ly, approval should be given for the p r o j - in the early 1950s - and w.isdownto about WASHINGTON JP) — The State D e p a r t - T h e 23-year-oldGroves—whose a d m i s - have nothing to do with renting a p a r t - ect. $50,000 when the ties were cut. ment acknowledged Tuesday the C e n t r a l sion was later confirmed by the State ments here. To break all connections with the CIA tomorrow Intelligence Agency was a s e c r e t financial Department—said the CIA had pumped "He a l r e a d y owns one a p a r t m e n t build- " s u b s t a n t i a l f u n d s " into NSA to help at one stroke would have meant bank- ing in E a s t Lansing, and i t ' s i n t e g r a t e d , " b a c k e r of the country's l a r g e s t college ruptcy, said Stearns, who put the NSA Berlo stated. " T h e r e is no evidence, nor Cloudy... student organization—the National Student Association (NSA) — for m o r e than 10 finance its o v e r s e a s activities, beginning in the 1950s. budget at about $700 000 a y e a r . E a r l y enrollment for spring t e r m b e - have t h e r e been any complaints, that he p r a c t i c e s housing discrimination in East (ith r a i n o r s n o w a n d years. gins T h u r s d a y and continues through Feb. 22 in the Sports Arena of the Men's I n - Lansing." tu r n i ng c o o l e r . H i g h in the T h e disclosure threatened the f u t u r e of " T h e relationship apparently originated b e c a u s e the Central Intelligence Agency o Motion presen ted Berlo said he does not believe t h e r e will the NSA and promised a new s t o r m in t r a m u r a l Building. middle thirties. believed that a strong American national Students with last names beginning in be any need for action against Pulte, b e - academic c i r c l e s ai d in C o n g r e s s over the union of students acting internationally the following ranges a r e to r e p o r t to the cause his alleged civil r i g h t s violation big spy agency's subrosa operations. w a s in the national i n t e r e s t , " Groves said to board favoring northwest entrance of the L M . Building did not take place in E a s t Lansing, and Capitol Hill s o u r c e s f a m i l i a r with CIA in a statement edged with b i t t e r n e s s . during a f r e e period between 8 a . m . and activities said privately however, they Groves said only " s o m e o f f i c e r s and a knew of the C1A-NSA financial ties and few staff m e m b e r s " knew of the financial w NSA re-affiliation 4:30 p.m.: the State Department Indicated the r e - A-D, T hursday; aid f r o m CIA and that in 1965 o f f i c e r s lationship was approved " a t high levels E-J, Friday; of g o v e r n m e n t . " decided " t h e relationship was i n t o l e r - A resolution to r e - a f f i l i a t e ASMSU with K-O, Monday; The president of NSA, W. Eugene a b l e , " and started a break with the CIA which b e c a m e complete this y e a r . the National Student Association (NSA) was P-S, Tuesday; G r o v e s , formally revealed the connection m a d e at the b o a r d ' s meeting last night. T-Z, Wednesday. a f t e r Ramparts magazine trumpeted in The a s s o c i a t i o n ' s international a f f a i r s Jim G r a h a m , ASMSt' chairman, -aid newspaper ads Tuesday morning that it vice president, Richard G. Stearns, said contacts in NSA told him about 10 days Anyone who does not have a f r e e period w a s going to expose "how the CIA has he understood the CIA contribution ran ago that the Central Intelligence Agency on the day he is to r e g i s t e r may do so on infiltrated and subverted the world of about $200,000 a y e a r at the beginning - was a financial supporter of that o r g a n i - the following day. A m e r i c a n student l e a d e r s . " zation. All students a r e to pick up t h e i r Section He said m e m b e r s of ASMSU had been R e s e r v a t i o n - E n r o l l m e n t C a r d and their considering re-affiliation p r i o r to the State Full law, medical schools P e r m i t to R e g i s t e r f r o m t h e i r college Dept.'s admission that the CIA was in- p r i o r to going to the LM. Building. volved with NSA. Any student who p a r t i c i p a t e s in e a r l y T h e motion, Graham s t r e s s e d , would urged in Dem proposals enrollment is eligible to complete spring stipulate that any MSL delegate attending t e r m r e g i s t r a t i o n during finals week, a meeting of the NSA body would vote only March 13-17, and pay fees at that t i m e . on issues affecting students in their r o l e Svudents who complete e a r l y r e g i s t r a - a s students. tion will not have to r e t u r n to campus T e n Democratic m e m b e r s of the State of great benefit to legislators who could He emphasized that MSL' delegates would until the f i r s t day of c l a s s e s , March 29. House of Representatives introduced two become m o r e effective lawmakers by not vote on i s s u e s concerning stands on r e s o l u t i o n s yesterday urging that theMSU making use of a nearby source of legal knowledge, the resolution states. international a f f a i r s . Board of T r u s t e e s take prompt action to Defense retaliates T h e medical school resolution, noting ASMSU broke with NSA in October, 1965. establish f o u r - y e a r medical and law Opposition to remaining in that body was schools h e r e . that MSU a l r e a d y is operating a two-year centered on the dues r a t e and NSA's in- against church paper T h e resolution concerning the law school school, urged that the t r u s t e e s take a c - ternational stands, Graham said. noted that t h e r e i s a need for such a school tion to expand it to a full f o u r - y e a r c o u r s e . PHILADELPHIA (jR — A P r e s b y t e r i a n _ LMEMI located centrally in the state. The law schools that a r e presently in T h e resolution also mentioned the need for more physicians to provide an adequate ASMSU voted 7 - 6 on Oct. 21 1965,- to r e - a f f i l i a t e with NSA, but t h e r e was Sunday school magazine c l a i m s the r a t i o of physicians to the population. opposition to the m e a s u r e f r o m r e p r e - Defense Department cancelled its sub- scription f o r 13,000 copies a f t e r the m a g - Illegal trip existence in Michigan a r e all in the south- e a s t e r n section of the state, t h r e e in The r e s o l u t i o n s a r e sponsored by Reps. Jackie Vaughn III, Raymond W. Hood, sentatives of I n t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Council, Pan-Hellenic, Men's Halls Association and azine published a young g i r l ' s poem c r i t - Detroit and one in Ann A r b o r . Women's I n t e r - r e s i d e n c e Council. Timothy Leary (right), s e l f - s t y l e d high p r i e s t of L S D , w a s a r - ' I t would be of great benefit to the J a m e s Bradley, Rosetta Ferguson, Daisy icizing the use of napalm in Vietnam. On Oct. 25 students opposed to ASMSU's r e s t e d by F e d e r a l c u s t o m s o f f i c e r s T u e s d a y f o r f a i l i n g to r e g i s t e r c i t i z e n s of the state of Michigan to have Elliott, David S. Holmes J r . and J a m e s The p o e t e s s , delighted by all the a t t e n - move presented recommendations not to as a n a r c o t i c s v i o l a t o r b e f o r e l e a v i n g t h e c o u n t r y . H e w a s to d e l i - a law school centrally located for easy Del Rio, a l l of Detroit. Other sponsors tion, said, - " I ' m having so much f u n . " r e - a f f i l i a t e with NSA. a t a p e r e c o r d i n g of h i s l e c t u r e s to a W i n d s o r , O n t . , student a r e J a m e s E . O'Neill J r . , Saginaw; E d - The Defense Department d i s t r i b u t e s the ver a c c e s s by all citizens of the s t a t e , " the The following day the board r e v e r s e d its his a r r a i g n m e n t by a customs resolution stated. ward Suski, Flint; and Alfred A. S h e r i - magazine to P r e s b y t e r i a n Sunday schools M o n d a y . He i s s h o w n b e i n g l e d to decision to r e - a f f i l i a t e by an 8 - 5 vote. U P I Telephoto Having a law school nearby would al so be dan, T a y l o r . on U.S. m i l i t a r y b a s e s around the world. o'ficer. STATE NEWS Kyle C. Kerbawy editor-in-chief Eric Pianin , managing editor James Spaniolo, campus editor Thomas Segal, editorial editor VxMrec&e Werner, sporss editor Chinese Andrew Moljison, executive r e p o r t e r Joel Stark William G. Papclak, a s s t . ad manager advertising manager Wednesday Morning, February 15, 1967 Dept. 0 Ç EDITORIALS ¿fcra/vtiui'csl Remembering the forgotten student A forgotten man lives committee on education. matter of passing i n t e r e s t . There is no limit to the amidst the great educational President Hannah has shown In America today, the uni- reforms that the 11-man revolution that has re- an awareness of the prob- versity has lost p e r s p e c t i v e , committee might propose. shaped our nation's univer- lem as it e x i s t s at MSU. and, more c r i t i c a l l y , it has After digesting the c o m - s i t i e s in the past decade: the Too often emphasis on lost sight of the actual aim ments of students, faculty, undergraduate. graduate and professional of the first four y e a r s of and o u t s i d e r s , it is e m - With his appointment this programs has reduced un- college. powered to make both gen- week of a special faculty dergraduate programs to a "We cannot ignore the eral and s p e c i f i c r e c o m m e n - mood of those of our c o l l e g e dations for change. youth . . . who may be j u s - Union for students tifiably critical of what c o l - l e g e s are offering them at the undergraduate l e v e l , " Improve atmosphere may be best solution HKKMNNEL OFFICE- .» Hannah rightfully perceived. Student protests e a r l i e r The c o m m i t t e e will un- doubtedly be concerned with Last summer the State this year over the firing improving the cultural, News editorially opposed an of three American Thought s o c i a l , and political educa- attempt by the Michigan State and Language p r o f e s s o r s tion that students r e c e i v e Employes Union to organize bring to mind the l a r g e r simply from living four y e a r s within the University M student employes on the question of the impersonal S Yes, but can it carry an grounds the union was operations of the large uni- community. merely after the stddents' versity: TV c l a s s e s , large And it will, in addition, atom bomb? money. NOT sections, poor student - be seeking ways to redirect Now we find current stu- ¡MU m g) teacher ratios and relation- the undergraduate e x p e r i - THE NATION'S PRESS m ships. ence, to make it more mean- dent attempts to unionize fers; rather, some student ingful for the students and Germany looks east are based on real inequities workers are asking the pro- in the University's payment Needs not served fac ultv alike. tection of organized labor. practice, and that unioniza- Our hope is that those Causing the difficulty at tion is probably the best Hannah also mentioned the concerned with undergrad- The Imminent establishment of full German Friendship Treaty with its shared this point is the University's diplomatic relations between the German policy of building bridges toward Eastern answer. problems of r e s i d e n c e h a l l s , uate education at MSU t r a n s - personnel o f f i c e . The rules F e d e r a l Republic and the Communist gov- Europe, It hardly generates the raising of The students' desire for a cultural programs, and late their concern into c o n - ernments of Romania, Hungary, and an eyebrow. No m o r e surprising to ob- state a person must work 30 Czechoslovakia would have qualified as union originated after the s p e c i a l i z e d University a c - structive c r i t i c i s m and s p e - s e r v e r s in Europe is the almost hysterical hours a week for a month sensational a y e a r ago-or even six months reaction of the East German regime that great blizzard of '67 when it tivities all possibly failing c i f i c proposals before the ago. Today, some two months a f t e r the followed the Bonn announcement. In c h a r - before becoming eligible for was discovered they had been to s e r v e the needs of the new c o m m i t t e e . formation of the grand coalition between acteristically downright fashion, the East the union. Only the personnel Christian and Social Democrats and the German spokesman exhorted the f r a t e r n a l docked a day's pay while the undergraduate student. - - T h e Editors subsequent réanimation of the F r a n c o - Socialist governments of Eastern Europe office has official figures on University was c l o s e d . They roundly to reject all overtures of the how much work a student " r e v a n c h i s t , " milltartistic German state were tlie only employes to MITCH MILLER does, and it isn't talking. which " i l l e g a l l y " claims to represent the suffer a snow penalty. whole German people. The MSU local of the Mich- In the tortuously intricate equation of the Other discriminations are igan State Employes Union The man who invented sex German pfoblem, there Is, Indeed, always practiced against the stu- this simple key question: who r e p r e s e n t s (MSEU) is understandably dents. There are s e v e r a l in- the German people? The Federal Republic reluctant to initiate action on claims the right to represent the whole stances both in dormitory German people; the German Democratic a student union, because it and food s e r v i c e s and in the Republic claims the right to separate r e p - f e a r s c r i t i c i s m of its in- " I thought you w e r e going to s t u d y , " r a t e , having done all that reading, what almost a 100 y e a r s now, and they a r e In resentation of approximately one quarter physical plant, where a stu- said Poor Richard as he sat down. " I n - of the German people. The ominous thing terests. But the existing have you l e a r n e d ? " t h e r e every month fearlessly crusading dent is paid 50 cents an hour stead, 1 find you- sitting in 'the grill, All kinds of important things, like all against it. How brave of them. If what about the establishment of diplomatic r e - union" is the only organization reading a copy of . . . Ah, ha, Playboy. these laws which a r e on the books f o r - Playboy said was happening really was, lations betwen Bonn and the Eastern l e s s for the s a m e , unskilled that might be able to obtain Don't you feel guilty?" bidding Just about everything, and that all they would be locked up for running their European countries is that for the f i r s t job that a non-student e m - " A s , a matter of. fact, I was studying t h e s e backwoods fundamentalists hate Hef- Playboy clubs and for printing their m a g - • t i m e the two claims will be put to an open the necessary. names and :he Playboy Philosophy which Is very n e r and the Sexual Revolution is on and azine Have they been? t e s t . Not long ago, a West German diplomat ploye p e r f o r m s . numbers from the personnel educational." that you prudes and bluenoses better learn "And then t h e r e ' s the Playboy F o r u m . traveling privately in East Germany had Students are paid a min- " A r e you s e r i o u s ? " he replied. "What that Sex is Here to Stayl" ' F a t h e r O'Cool, the Rev. I.M. Hip, and occasion to discuss the possibility of office. In God's name In that magazine is e d - diplomatic relations between West. G e r - " B r a v o l " cried Poor Richard. " T h r e e Rabbi Groovyberg will discuss "How to be imum starting wage of Si.40 The immediate problem is ucational?" c h e e r s f o r Sex, Hugh Hefner and Playboyl an Atheist Minister for fun and profit.' many and Romania with an East German per hour. Non-students e m - testing the feasibility of the "Well, in addition to the Philosophy, So what else is new?" " W e also have the Playboy Club. Every acquaintance. you have the Playboy F o r u m , the P l a y - "What exactly do you mean by t h a t ? " adolescent's d r e a m . Hundreds of half- " O n c e you have established diplomatic ployed by the University proposal. Only when the f i g - boy Interviews, the Playboy adviser . . . r e l a t i o n s , " said the East German, " I I demanded. naked women standing around, waiting to do draw at least Si.63 per hour ures are compiled and r e - "Not to mention the Playboy P l a y m a t e . " "Did you really have to read Playboy his bidding. Disneyland with sex. Only I t ' s shall go to Romania as a tourist, go when they start. "If you think that that's the reason why to figure all that out? Does It come as strictly 'Look but don't d a r e touch.' straight to the West German embassy in leased, can the union and the today's young man on the way up r e a d s s o m e kind of a shock to you that t h e r e "And that's the real nitty-gritty about Bucharest, and demand political asylum. It is important to note University community know Playboy, you a r e very m i s t a k e n , " I said. a r e lots of people who don't think pictures Playboy. It's a bunch of mldde-agedlittle What will you do then?" That Is a r h e - that the initiative for a stu- " O n e reads It to keep up with the new of naked girls should be published? Are boys, yelling dirty words at the top of torical question, f o r one of the concessions if there is really sufficient revolution in m o r e s , the new sexual r e v - you really astounded that some people don't their lungs, and giggling every time their that Bonn cannot conceivably make in the dent employes union c o m e s reason to take the next step. olution, and the fight against the old, think that Lenny Bruce was the greatest English teach asks them to decline the pursuit of its " e a s t e r n policy" would be this time from the students outdated ways of thinking that a r e r e l i c s comic that every lived? Was h e ? " word 'lay.' the agreement to turn away supplicant It is now the personnel of the days of the horse and buggs e r a . " "What about all the l e t t e r s that they East Germans f r o m its doors in those themselves. Clearly, no "Underneath all the urbanity and the o f f i c e ' s move. " I could swear I read that in last print endorsing their w o r k ? " I asked s a v o i r - f a i r e that Playboy is convinced it countries where there a r e two German union is out to swell its c o f - -ncnth's 'What kind of a man r e a d ' s Play- " 'Dear Playboy ' composed Poor Rich- p o s s e s s e s , is 'Spicy Stories Dime Mag- e m b a s s i e s . This Is why the East German - - T h e Editors boy?' ad, said Poor Richard. "At any a r d , 'I think sex Is g r e a t . I hear you do azine.' And that has been around, In one r e g i m e is so profoundly disturbed at the too. Go, baby. Signed IgnatiasP. Kumquat, f o r m or another, f o r too many millenla prospect of open and active competition New York hippie.' Or else, 'Playboy, you to be cool at this d a t e . " with Bonn f o r the right of representing OUR READERS' MINDS blankety-blank Commies ought to be blasted off the map for your filthy minds. the German people. In this regard, the East German authorities last year ceased Hatel Signed Benny Joe Lee Mossback, granting permission for private travel of Proposed ordinance is beginning Outlook C r a c k e r , Alabama.' Doesn't anybody every East German citizens to the Soviet Union w r i t e any other kind of letter to Playboy? w h e r e there have long been two German Do you mean to tell m e nobody has ever embassles-both carefully guarded by So- written a rational letter of c r i t i c i s m to viet police. To the Editor: attorney would aid the commission in the them? Or don't they have the guts to print Wi:h Moscow so f a r showing no d i s - considerably East Lansing's stand on civil Investigation and enforcement of all in- one?" position to discourage Its satellite states r i g h t s . It will have Impact in that we have As a student member of the East Lansing fractions. We a r e notcomposed of lawyers "What about the Playboy Philosophy? f r o m building bridges to the West, the brought it to the h e r e and now. We have Human Relations Commission, I would like or policemen. The lnjuctive relief clause Don't you think that has something to s a y ? " Ulbrlcht government m o r e and more feels clarified what Is meant by racial dis- to explain some of the rationale behind in Itself is not sufficient. To really make I asked. Itself to be the odd man out. The January crimination in a number of a r e a s . We have the proposed amendment. the ordinance and commission meaningful " O h , y e s , the Playboy Philosophy. Ten 26 Issue of the government's Party organ. outlined procedure whereby wrongs can be The city ordinance, if passed by the would require subpeona powers which must thousand words a month, every month, Neues Deutschland, announced In a head- righted. city council, is no more than a beginning be granted by the city council. It is doubt- saying 'Sex Is good. Get rid of all these A Princeton University physics line: "No Unification is Possible Between in the area of civil rights in East Lansing. ful If the city council can grant such power, I feel this Is a meaningful and signifi- P u r i t a n finks who a r e keeping us really Our Socialist Fatherland and the Cap- p r o f e s s o r c h a l l e n g e s the v a l i d i t y As it stands now, East Lansing already one that has been denied even the Attorney cant step for the human relations commis- cool people f r o m having a good time.' italist Federal Republic." It was hardly o f E i n s t e i n ' s G e n e r a l T h e o r y of has a civil rights ordinance, the one which General of the State of Michigan. To make sion and the city council to take. Most Have you every heard of any one of those a promising platform f r o m which to c o m - Relativity. pete with Bonn f o r the leadership of the created the human relations commission. a law without enforcement is to make a of the problems that a r i s e In the East laws that Playboy is constantly r e f e r r i n g The proposed amendment Is one step Lansing area Involve students and land- to being used against someone? E n t r o p y a p p a r e n t l y no l o n g e r German people. mockery of that law. f u r t h e r . We hope definitive and significant l o r d s but almost always f r o m a misunder- " T h e Victorian Era has been over f o r exists. . . . T h e Reporter, February 9. The Michigan Civil Rights Commission steps can be taken in the future and we has not only subpoena powers but also standing. The East Lansing Human Re- MSU a r e sure they will. c e a s e and desist powers and a substantial lations Commission, aided with such an There a r e two sides to this ordinance professional staff of field investigators and ordinance, Is very effective In this a r e a . to Real Pipe ^mokinij Onjcywient question: the actual law and the enforce- lawyers. They can and will enforce the T h e other five p e r cent of complaints ment of that law. Thè East Lansing Human Constitution of the State of Michigan with can best be handled by the Michigan Civil Pre-Medical Society T h e very purpose of pipe smoking - RELAXATION, COMFORT Relations Commission simply was never r e g a r d to civil rights. The proposed Rights-Commission and the courts. and MENTAL-REPOSE, a r e best obtained in a "MALAGA" created to act as an enforcer of civil amendment would aid the civil rights Art Tung CURED b r i a r pipe. In smoking the "MALAGA" you will rights but rather as a conciliator. T o i n - commission in their efforts in the East Student representative NOT feel the uncomfortable effects of sogginess, tongue- clude an lnjuctive relief clause in the p r o - Lansing a r e a considerably. East Lansing biting or wet-heel because of the unique secret process posed ordinance would mean that the city The proposed ordinance does clear up Human Relations Commission used in curing. $8.50 & $10.00 e presents • DR. A L V I N L E W I S PIAML'TS p r o f e s s o r of p a t h o l o g y Open Tonight: 7:30 p.m.-Room 34 in the Union Mon.-Fri. nights T i l l 9:00 The public is cordially invited MAC'S Note: Off campus activities 120 N . W a s h i n g t o n will be discussed. Wednesday. February 13, 196 7 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan VIOLENCE IN CAPI Chinese strife spreads to Tibet TOKYO uF— Bloody fighting nist party organization t h e r e . eliminate supporters of P r e s i - party and government organiza- people in Peking" had forced These other developments dent Liu Shao-chi, a leading foe tions, a post likely to give her Red China to relax its 18-day between supporters and foes of seige of the Soviet Embassy. Mao Tse-tung has broken out In were reported in the turmoil on -Chiang Ching, Mao's third new power, the Chinese mainland: wife, who has come to the fore -In Moscow, the Soviet gov- -Nationalist China's official Lhasa, the capital of Tibet, and Central News Agency reported anti-Maoists have declared m a r - -Peking wall posters, also r e - as a leader of the cultural revo- ernment newspaper Izvestia con- lution, has been named c h a i r - tended that the Kremlin's " d e - in Taipei that anti-Mao forces tial law in the city, Japanese ported in the Japanese p r e s s , man of a new com.-nittee to p r o - cisive position" and " t h e staunch had cut two highways linking dispatches from Peking said pointed to a sweeping purge of mote Mao's purge in central and courageous behavior of Soviet Tibet with Tsinghai and Szech- Tuesday. top military men in an effort to wan provinces. The report, Wall posters in Peking said which appeared to come from Indio begins election today opponents of Mao clashed with Chinese Nationalist intelligence armed Maoist forces last F r i - sources on the mainland, also day and seized control of Lha- said that " a .-harp and compli- sa's security agency, the police cated conflict" had occurred b e - office, the municipal party head- in extreme eastern and southern close calls in mob violence or tween supporters and opponents quarters and the offices of the NEW DELHI T — With steam- boats, elephants, astrologers and Assam State, where the govern- have had to break off campaign of Mf.o in Sinkiang Province, Peoples Committee, the reports ment is at war with rebellious speeches when crowds got out adjoining Tibet. said. loudspeakers sharing attention, the world's most populous de- Naga and Mizo tribesmen. of hand. The anti-Maoists were led by mocracy is starting its fourth Thirty-six million of the eligi- Gen. Chang Kuo-hua, one of the PENGUIN general election today. The bal- ble voters live in P r i m e Minis- most powerful men in western China, the reports said. He led loting will last for a week. ter Indira Gandhi's home state, the Red Chinese army into Tibet • About 250 million people, 75 L'ttar Pradesh. The art of the 12-string HONOR in 1959, forcing the. Dalai Lama per cent of them illiterate, a r e Recovering at home from fa- to seek refuge in India, and has eligible to choose 520 members cial Injuries she suffered in a C h a r l i e S m i t h (left), M S U F o l k l o r e S o c i e t y a d v i s e r , and P e t e H ä r t u n g , H i g h l a n d been there since as commander of Parliament and 3,383 legisla- stone-throwing incident at an SOCIETY of the Tibet military district and t o r s who will run the federal election rally in Bhubaneswar * P a r k s e n i o r , w o r k out p r o b l e m s o n t h e 1 2 - s t r i n g g u i t a r d u r i n g a F o l k l o r e S o c i e t y first secretary of the Commu- and state governments for the Feb. 8, Mrs Gandhi posted an workshop M o n d a y night. S t a t e N e w s photo by C h u c k M i c h a e l s next five years. absentee ballot. Voting will be delayed by a The election campaign has been Sukarno rejects last military bid: couple of months, however, in the roughest yet in India. Here are the Penguins that snowbound a r e a s in the higher Mrs. Gandhi and nearly all her have achieved top rank on college Himalayas. None will take place cabinet members have either had campuses throughout the U.S. will step down and avoiid tria brought to trial in connection powers on a temporary basis and if she doesn't give it to you... —get it yourself! NEW! JAQH EAST JAKARTA, Indonesia 1*1 — post he has held since the end take them back if an opportunity SYNANON: The Tunnel Back. Lewis Yahfonsky. Exp:a>ns Svn of World War II. with a Communist attempt to President Sukarno turned down came. anon's remarkable success in rehabilitating drug addicts and the last proposal from Indone- Military informants said the seize power in October 1965. The sources said Sukarno's shows why the Synanon experiment is fast growing into a sip s i a ' s military leaders asking that final rejection which c a m e T u e s - Indonesia's government is now run by Gen. Suharto, and Sukarno final rejection of the offer to nificant social movement $1.95 he step down gracefully from the day night means Sukarno could be NEW! is a figurehead. His old regime step down from power meant World News was thrown out by the army last Congress would go through with March, and a purge of C o m - an investigation in March Into his links with the Communist P E N G U I N M O D E R N PSYCHOLOGY. When completed this series munists ensued. will include 25 vo'umes. composed of essential readings ~ at a Glance Sukarno is the last of the old party. Congress has been pressured from both classical and contemporary sources-covering a order that brought Indonesia into aspects of psychological thought and research. Ava ab'e nov\ close ties with Red China. by students and Parliament to dismiss Sukarno and appoint an at $1.95 each: ATTITUDES . E X P E R I M E N T S IN V I S U A L PER Suharto and civilian members CEPTION . . . MOTIVATION . . P E R S O N A L I T Y A S S E S S M E N T Soviet-Chinese border clash reported of his cabinet have appealed to acting president. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Sukarno to give up the p r e s i - When Congress completes its TOKYO (AP) — A shooting clash between Soviet investigation, andCongress lead- dency and leave the country be- S E X AND THE SIGNIFICANT AMERICANS: A Study 0» Sexual and Chinese Communist troops on the Manchurian fore he is dragged down. ers- already have accused Sukarno of b§ing fully involved in the BsbJUiior Among the Affluent. John F Cuhe- (trd Ppr.zy 6 border was reported Tuesday by a wall newspaper The appeals apparently went abortive Communist coup, there Harroll. $1.25 in Peking. ignored and in one final ges- will be no choice but to bring THE GREAT SALAD OIL S W I N D L E . 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Why did he come to Michigan L a s t fall, when the s o c c e r many, has been playing organized Professional Soccer League, State? s t a r t i n g lineup, I think. Tuchscherer was recently which s t a r t s Its action in A p r i l . s e a s o n was In full swing. Turgud named to the United States Olym- s o c c e r since he was 12 y e a r s old. "Manny Ruschienski, a m e m - " B u t the potential talent at Enustun, m a n a g e r of the S p a r - pic Soccer team which will r e p - " I ' v e had the honor of playing b e r of the Spartan t e a m , Is a State is the best around. On most " I don't want to s t a r t p l a y - tan t e a m , pointed to one of the against some of the g r e a t e s t college t e a m s t h e r e a r e only r e s e n t the U.S. in the Pan A m e r i - ing p r o f e s s i o n a l y e t , " T u c h s c h - distant r e l a t i v e of m i n e , " T u c h - f r e s h m e n and said, " T h a t one, t e a m s in the world. C z e c h o s l o - one o r rwo p l a y e r s who a r e can games s t a r t i n g in m i d - J u n e e r e r said. " L a t e r - y e s . But now s c h e r e r said. " H e told m e about s e e him? H e ' s going to be the in Winnipeg, Canada. vakia, Germany, I s r a e l . Some r e a l l y good. Here, we have at I want to finish my education. the school. MSU a l s o has a good best player In the league next great teams I l e a s t ten that a r e top notch. And A r t h u r Allen, owner of the Chi- c u r r i c u l u m for my m a j o r , which year." The team will p a r t i c i p a t e In " A t 15, 1 was s e l e c t e d to play If their egos a r e strong enough, cago White Sox Baseball Club is accounting." T h e player Enustun pointed at the Olympic elimination m a t c h e s on the Chicago All-Starts* My I'll bet many of them could turn and the Chicago Mustangs of T u c h s c h e r e r said i t ' s "now or w a s n ' t hard to pick out. Ernst beginning March 24 with a h o m e - r e g u l a r team, the Chicago Kick- p r o when they g r a d u a t e . " the North A m e r i c a n Soccer n e v e r " f o r the Spartan s o c c e r T u c h s c h e r e r w a s the only one a n d - h o m e s e r i e s against B e r - e r s , won the U.S. A m a t u e r C h a m - League, h a s p r o m i s e d m e a t e a m . " I don't s e e how we can T u c h s c h e r e r is cautious when on the field wearing long pants, muda. Then, next fall, the team pionship." appraising professional soccer's chances in the U.S. " T h e r e is TI' KE so much feeling about s o c c e r o v e r s e a s . So much honor b e - hind i t . H e r e , i t ' s just a s p o r t . Gym showdown with Michigan But with the p r o leagues i n v e s t - ing so much money into s o c c e r , and television picking the sport up, it has a r e a l chance to go over. g r o u p of s o p h o m o r e s should be a battle f r o m event to By R O B E R T A Y A F I E " W e have the toughest c o m p e - two e x t r e m e l y close l o s s e s , has P e r h a p s the m o s t outstanding " S o c c e r o f f e r s so many things. a c h a n c e . " event. S t a t e News S p o r t s W r i t e r tition e v e r in the history of the i s Wayne Miller, who heads Mich- "Michigan has been having It is the best conditioning s p o r t . Big T e n , " Szypula said of this " Michigan has a good s h a r e of i g a n ' s excellent t r a m p o l i n e unit. It r e q u i r e s a t e a m e f f o r t , and Two wrongs can make a right. Ernie makes grade I t ' s a theory the Spartan g y m - year's c o n f e r e n c e opponents. that "tough c o m p e t i t i o n . " T h e Szypula named t r a m p o l i n e , p r a c t i c e m e e t s , " Szypula noted, r e f e r r i n g to the Wolves' easy you have to hustle and go all " T h e r e a r e four v e r y powerful Wolves have all but t h r e e m e m - out, and show your f i n e s s e . " E r n i e T u c h s c h e r e r , f r e s h m a n s o c c e r star, turned n a s t s will attempt to prove today t e a m s , any one of which could b e r s of their '66 championship r i n g s , floor e x e r c i s e , vault and wins over E a s t e r n and Western T u c h s c h e r e r Is one, of 18 c o l - down a chance to play in the n e w l y - f o r m e d p r o league at 4 p . m . when they f a c e Mich- win the title Even Illinois, with squad back, along with a tough p a r a l l e l b a r s a s the toughest Michigan. " T h e y haven't been l e g e p l a y e r s in the country chosen igan at Ann A r b o r . e v e n t s , but pointed out that the to attend M S U . As a result, he was one of the 18 col- challenged f o r the p a s t t h r e e f o r the Olympic squad. T h e g - m e n will not only be way things s h a p e up the meet weeks." lege p l a y e r s around the U.S. chosen to play on the seeking revenge at the Wolver- Olympic team. State News photo by Mike Schonhofen i n e s ' expense for their loss to Illinois Saturday, but for the d e - feat by Michigan in last y e a r ' s Skaters win trophy Big Ten Meet-, a l o s s that cost MSU the conference title by a slim two points. Michigan and Iowa, whom the Opposites in size, senior motmen o like Spartans face Saturday, a r e the fro m U-M and Tech only remaining undefeated squads in the c o n f e r e n c e . The l o s s to the UUni was MSU's f i r s t Big Though the season is not yet Michigan schools during the r e g - Ten defeat of the season, giving over, Michigan State's hockey ular season wins the award. them a 4-1 c o n f e r e n c e r e c o r d , By G A Y E L W E S C H pion at 130 in his sophomore heavyweight championship in his team has already won a trophy. The Spartans, a f t e r sweeping a and 4-2 for the s e a s o n . y e a r , but slipped to second last junior y e a r in high school and two-game s e r i e s f r o m Michigan T h e Spartans a r e suffering State N e w s S p o r t s W r i t e r It's the Michigan P r e s s y e a r when he was dropped to the finished second a s a s e n i o r . Trophy, which goes annually to last weekend, won the trophy with f r o m knee trouble again. Mon- Spartan w r e s t l e r s Don Behm 123 c l a s s f o r the B i g T e n m e e t o A f t e r a 10-1 r e c o r d in h i s one of the three Michigan uni- a 3 - 2 - 1 m a r k . Michigan was s e c - d a y ' s p r a c t i c e knocked t r a m - and Jeff Richardson a r e p r a c - As Behm goes, so goes R i c h - sophomore y e a r Richardson went v e r s i t i e s (MSU, the University ond with a 3 - 3 record, while poiinist Ray Walker out of c o m - tically oppo sites—until it c o m e s a r d s o n . Richardson was the Big 8-3-1 last season. He m i s s e d of Michigan or Ml:higan Tech). Mlchiga:. Tech finished last with petition for at least a week. to s u c c e s s on the m a t . T h e n T e n heavyweight Champion in his the f i r s t half of last season The school with the best r e c o r d a 1-2-1 mark. As f a r as the Big Ten r a c e is the two s e n i o r s seem s u r p r i s - sophomore y e a r , but finished when he went to the Rose Bowl in competition with the w o other L a s t y e a r Michigan Tech won concerned, the Spartans a r e n ' t second last y e a r . Both lost to with the MSU football t e a m . KEEF ingly alike. the trophy and the Spartans f i n - out of the running yet, according B e h m , MSU's 130-pounder i s Michigan w r e s t l e r s in the f i n a l s . " M i s s i n g part of the season ished second. to Gym Coach George Szypula. 5 - 3 while Richardson, the S p a r - A s t r a n g e twist of fate brought definitely h a s bothered m e , " " I t ' s been in T e c h ' s possession He feels that the added p r e s s u r e tan heavyweight, is n e a r l y a foot Behm to MSU a f t e r he had all Richardson said. "It t a k e s t i m e for so l o n g , " said Coach Amo on the team will only d r i v e them t a l l e r (6-2) and outweighs Behm but enrolled at Oklahoma State to get going again and time to Bessone, " t h a t I nearly forgot h a r d e r to win the t i t l e . by m o r e than 100 pounds (240). University. get back in shape, because you YOUR al. about i t . " " E v e r y b o d y has to h i t , " he But put them on the mat against A native of Winnetka, 111., Behm have to be in a different kind The trophy originated in the e m p h a s i z e d . " I haven't had much men their own size, and t h e y ' r e had taken two state t i t l e s while of shape to w r e s t l e . e a r l y 1950s and is sponsored by t i m e to look them over since both w i n n e r s . finishing second once, and was "In football you go 15 o r 20 the Ann Arbor News, the Hough- the m e e t , but in the short p r a c - Behm h a s disposed of 16 o p - r e a d y to head f o r Oklahoma State. ' while seconds and get a little r e s t , in wrestling i t ' s eight m i n - ton Mining Gazette and the L a n - t i c e s we've had, they've looked ponents t h i s y e a r against one But suddenly he got a letter f r o m u t e s of you on the mat, and i t s > COOL! sing State Journal. good. loss, while Richardson, a d e - OSU saying scjpiething had gone, " • ssx , >. Rings-master fensive guard on the MSU foot- awry. ** «-«-«„ a lot to.Ugher. ball team l a s t y e a r , is 5-0-1. " I got the l e t t e r o n T h u r s d a y , ' ' ' Being a heavyweight, R i c h a r d - Dave C r o f t , B i g T e n r i n g s champion, leads the R i c h a r d s o n got a late s t a r t t h i s Behm r e c a l l e d , "and t r i e d to get "son i s the l a s t man to w r e s t l e , S p a r t a n r i n g m e n into t o d a y ' s meet with M i c h i g a n at s e a s o n | i u e to p o s t - s e a s o n f o o t - ahold of Oklahoma S t a t e ' s coach and h i s m a t c h is the deciding Ann A r b o r . C r o f t won the e v e n t S a t u r d a y j g a i n s t ball bowl play. right away. He was gone to Europe f a c t o r in the meet if the m e e t I l l i n o i s with a 9.30 s c o r e . Behm was the Big T e n charri- with the national t e a m . I callec i s tied. Richardson has faced M r . P e n n i n g e r , c a m e up to take a such a situation t h r e e t i m e s t h i s t e s t on Friday and decided to y e a r , winning twifce and drawing come h e r e . once. Alcindor puts school first "When I got back home on "I get a little tight when I Saturday the Oklahoma State know i t ' s going to be up to m e , " coach was on the phone. I've R i c h a r d s o n said. "But I just t r y never r e g r e t t e d the decision to concentrate m o r e and w r e s t l e the s a m e a s u s u a l . " LOS ANGELES ( U P l ) ~ L e w A l - Kan., that he would be willing C h a m b e r l a i n , who quit Kansas though." to o f f e r Alcindor $1 million on Behm h a s lost only four Both Behm and R i c h a r d s o n c i n d o r , the s t r a t o s p h e r i c b a s k e t - with a y e a r of eligibility r e m a i n - ball s t a r of the UCLA B r u i n s , a c o n t r a c t renewable every five ing to join the G l o b e t r o t t e r s . m a t c h e s since high school and a g r e e d that MSU has an excellent said Monday h e ' s m o r e interested years. L a t e r , Chamberlain switched to won the W a l t e r Jacob award for chance in the Big Ten and NCAA VlU tll.lt m .11 ltl.lt i( II l'- ^lltlM ^ I iiii'^iit liasi siisncetf - a I» a r t i t r a c t the H a r l e m G l o b e t r o t t e r s t e n d e r e d immediately. The NBA has made it a policy Richardson, who hails f r o m they w e r e equally in a g r e e m e n t . reputedly were ready to o f f e r him " W e have too many coaching not to sign college p l a y e r s until Johnstown, P a . , took the state "We d e s e r v e i t , " they both said. I « .lilt to « f i l l toi to become a collegiate dropout. f r i e n d s around the c o u n t r y , " S a p - t h e i r original c l a s s has g r a d - Tin- (; e r s t e i n was quoted a s saying, " R i g h t now I'm interested in uated. The new American B a s k e t - my e d u c a t i o n , " the 7 - f o o t - l 3 / 8 - " W e wouldn't want to lost them ball Association apparently is inch c e n t e r said, " B u t it's p o s - by raiding UCLA and trying to following suit. sible something could come up t a k e Lew a w a y . " Sport in the f u t u r e . " A l c i n d o r , a New Y o r k e r , has Globetrotters owner Jerry s p a r k e d the No. 1 nationally S a p e r s t e i n was r e p o r t e d to have ranked B r u i n s . The c a s e of A l - said l a s t weekend at Wichita, c i n d o r p a r a l l e l s the c a s e of Wilt Shorts T h e cycling club will show the m o v i e , " A n Introduction to C y - c l i n g , " at 7:30 p . m . in room 208 M e n ' s I.M. Coming elections, the I • il it '{inn I \\ li.it tin von fvpi'i't tu earn? s p r i n g r a c e and new m e m b e r s It rip- Villi I'll ! will be d i s c u s s e d . All I ask is tin- vatis- * • * I a pair ot sat' tai'tioil til ktMAVillii T h e MSUMen's Volleyball Club Be perfectly groomed, poised, I'm lielpimi to Binili will hold p r a c t i c e at 5:30 p . m . sure of yourself, every day. Don't a Hi tter World. Wednesday in room 127 of Wo- let differences in days of the m e n ' s I.M. month exist tor you. All it takes • • » is switching to Tampax tampons T h e MSU Varsity Club will - t h e easier, neater way. m e e t tonight at 7:30 in the S p a r - Made hv the world's leading tan Stadium club r o o m . • * » manufacturer ol internal Deadline for e n t r i e s In r e s - sanitary protection, they never i d e n c e hall table tennis, MSU interfere They leave no wrinkles I n t r a m u r a l Handball singles and or bulges They free you to dress w r e s t l i n g is 5 p . m . Friday in in style, tub bathe, shower, even swim, whenever you choose. » * « r o o m 201, M e n ' s I.M. Dainty and feminine to use, the The MSU I.M. weightllfting disposable silken-smooth championship will be held at container-applicator insures 11 a . m . Saturday In the Men's quick, correct insertion. I.M. weightllfting r o o m . All en- t r i e s must be p r e s e n t at t h i s Classic Wallace Eye Fashions Tampax tampons arc the V I II In1 iloitm miiclt tlif saliii (i. Vou don't need them in confident way for millions of tiling. I've also lint'tl up F.iinitabli 's development time. women everywhere who insist on a job that affects soeii'ts in program. All volt need i-> being at their best at all times. a positive.wav. Atul if I do .in appetite for challenge F o r e v e r y occasion, Wallace o f f e r s the best in Whv not vou, too? '•jjnod, I II move up. and ms and responsibility, anil decisions will lie even more slghtl F o r selection unlimited, examine l a t e s t in the desire to tlo the best important in the scheme ol tliin^> possible job. Tile pa\ is fashion f r a m e s at either location. tops. too. Hut where's vintr beanly What about santlaK J You know. I'm afraid a beard would itch—could e y e e x a m i n a t i o n s by p R , w. C J E N S E N , registered optometrist Mutt and Jeff? vou get me an interview WALLACE OPTICIANS with Ki|uitable? J e f f R i c h a r d s o n , M S U ' s heavyweight w r e s t l e r , l-'or career opportunities at E<|tlital)|e. see sour l'lacement Olhcer. g i v e s f e l l o w s e n i o r Don B e h m a lift, B e h m is 5-3, 130, TA R i c h a r d s o n 6-2, 240, but both hold winning r e c o r d s ssrite to Patrick Scollard, Manpower Development Division. T h e EQUITABLE Life Assurance Society of the United States f o r the S p a r t a n w r e s t l i n g t e a m , and both a r e given 3040 V i n e (Opposite F r a n d o r ) Phone I V 9-2774 I loin«- otflf.-: As«-, nt thr- Vliii-rit-.Ts, NY»- Turk", VV. HKH H a l s o o f f i c e s downtown at 107 N . W a s h i n g t o n . P h . I V 2 - 1 Î 7 5 good chances in the B i g T e n and N C A A meets. TAVPA4 '.WPONS ARE MADE ONLY BY An h'tiiul OliliorhiiiHtl Kmfilmier, M F 1;E«|)iitiilili- 1BB3 State News photo b y P a u l S c h l e i f TAMPAX INCORPORATED. PAUMER. MASS Wednesday, February 15, 1967 5 U l l l n i n t l i i 6'fl'fl'fl'B 8 8 8 8 6 6 B'15 t b l t l i l t l l l T F g 5 » » i l T M » 1 H H 1 1 * f l g » ' » T East Lansing's Sag Ueffler CUSTOM SHOP e m Annual East Lansing's = MID-WINTER invites you to the midwinter match sweaters, clearance. skirts and slacks by two famous Pastel, dyed to makers Bargain Day SALE one third o f f . Dresses .reduced by one-half. starts today m \ One group of blouses reduced one half or more. Jewelry one half o f f . Knee socks one half o f f . A group of Cocktail Separates reduced - by one fourth. Sale 10 to 3 0 » off Wool bermndas reduced one third - purses by one half. The ads on these three pages LANSING EAST LANSING contain bargains galore. Is Celebrating Read the ads, compare the prices, DON'T MISS EAST LANSING BARGAIN BAY & Wed. Feb. 15th 9 AM to 9 P M THIS ONCE IN A Since we a r e comparatively new in East Lansing, we SHOP TODAY & SAVE do not have too much " o l d " merchandise to dispose of. However, to show our appreciation to our friends YEAR SALE and c u s t o m e r s we a r e joining in this one-day celebration. Work A Little Dirty ! SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! OUR ENTIRE STOCK Let Louis help you. TODAY ONLY J E W E L R Y - ART S U P P L I E S Take those old dirty clothes ONE DAY to the people ONLY 15%0FF who make it their business to servqryou ORANGE Blossom Famous DIAMONDS PRINTS ART-CARVE D Over 300 to choose from WEDDING RINGS 15% OFF 25% OFF Cleaners SAVE MONOGRAM WATCHES ON PINS o For all your cleaning needs PIERCED EARRINGS don't forget Louis, he'll treat you right LIGHTERS JEWELRY M WATCH BANDS ART C E N T E R 623 E. Grand River E. Lansing SILVER GIFTS 319 E . G R A N D RIVER (EXCEPT TEXTBOOKS) TRUNKS FULL OF BIG VALUES! REDUCED FOR YOUR SPRING TRIP! A SPECIAL GROUP SWEATERS OF SWEATERS SKIRTS VALUES TO $17 SLACKS M $3 $4 $ 5 REDUCED 50% a BLOUSES A GROUP OF D R E S S E S WHITES SOLIDS PRINTS VALUES TO $8 VALUES TO $40 NOW $2 $5 $7 $9 sj2 Better Fall & Winter ALL PASTEL CO-ORDINATES S? Selected Sweatshirts & Books Reduced 50% DRESSES SKIRTS SLACKS . SWEATERS J A C K E T S REDUCED 1/2 1/3 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE CAMPUS SKI SKI COTTON RAYON & WOOL SKIRTSSLACKS I) O ¿j JACKETS PANTS VALUES TO $15 1/2 OFF ORIGINAL PRICE ONLY s4 A SELECTION OF Winter Coats! BOOK STORES LINGERIE slips Robes 1/3 to 1/2 OFF 1/3 to 1/2 OFF Due to the nature of this sales 131 E.Grand River 507 E. Grand River event, all sales USAWFA 4JCMCOCJL will be final. T h e r e will be no refunds exchang- 203 EAST GRAND RIVER es or layaways. SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 O P E N WEDNESDAY 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. 6 Michigan State News. East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. F e b r u a r y 15, 19*37 ANNOUNCING 01R SEMI-ANNUAL SALE FAMOUS L A B E L CLASSICS'IN HOLIDAY P A S T E L S Clover Pinil, True Blue, Fresh Green, Peach Fuzz and Buttercup SKIRTS SUITS........ SLACKS DRESSES Jewelry Gifts ttfe o Final MATERNITY i BLOUSES • Earrings & Pendants >TORK T-TOPS SWEATERS • Rings & Charms • Men's Jewelry / CLEARANCE I 191S E . M i c h i g a n • Watch Bands IV 4 - 9 6 0 " Save to 50% or More Amrireß Save 20% 3 DAYS ONLY F a l l & winter dresses, blouses, Feb. 15 Bargain Day skirts, slacks, some Lingerie - 200-400-600-800-1000 Thompson Jewelry BROKEN SIZES 223 MAC Every need of SHOP & SAVE Layaway or 313 E . Grand River, East Lansing the m o t h e r - t o - b e SL^ES: 3 - 1 3 , 0 - 2 0 , 38-44 Bankard C h a r g e s Bargain Day At a t . . . the tog shop CLEARANCE SALE Ace Hardware ( W e d n e s d a y , F e b . 15th) 8:00 a . m . to 9:00 p.m. , on one day only! CLOSEOUT -Bikes (English, Liteweight, 3 speed) Regular $43.95 Decca Record Players Wednesday Only $35.88 Wednesday feb. 15th (EAS"i TO ASSEMBLE) for Bargain Day! Toys - 50% Discount Mattell - Milton Bradley - Playskool -Trolls Big Savings Too skirts sweaters (AND OTHERS) Housewares Regular Sale Fierce to Mention GE Delux mixer $17.98 $12.88 slacks at 2 pc. Steak platters Chrome griddles 1.79 990 suits 1.39 99C Pub mugs .35 25C MARSHALL MUSIC CO. dresses Trigger mugs .49 390 Spice sets 5.69 4.27 235 Ann St. jackets Mug sets 2.98 1.98 Beverage sets (on the rocks) 2.98 1.98 East Lansing blouses OF (ACROSS FROM UNION) ORIGINAL P R I C E RECORD SALE Hi-Fi Monaural and Stereo $198 TO $1495 Open Next to Originally $3.98, $4.98, $5.98 up to $60. J ^ Q y y ONLY 9 to 9 Campus theater ASt -tAriiir.j^;- C H A M B E R MUSIC - SYMPHONIES - J A Z Z - C H I L D R E N S - F O L K - MOOD MUSIC STORE HOURS: MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 A M T O 5:30 PM K l e m p e r e r Conducts Beethoven: M I S S A F o l k s o n g s and d a n c e s f r o m the Haydn: E C H O DIVERTIMENTO. W E D N E S D A Y - NOON U N T I L 9 P M S O L E M N IS, ' O n l y S3.96 IRISH C O U N T R Y S I D E . O n l y $1.98 O n l y $ 1.98 THE BEST OF JOSH WHITE.OnlySl.98 Mozart: O R P H A N A G E MASS. H O U S E O F T'HE RISING SUN: CAR- Beethoven: T H E M I D D L E Q U A R T E T S . O n l y $4.95 OSCAR BRAND: SATIRE O n l y S 1.98 IN FOLK- OLYN HESTER. Grofe: A T L A N T I C CROSSING. O n l y $1.98 Bargain Day Allan Sherman: MY SON, THE FOLK SONG. O n l y $ 1.98 O n l y $1.98 SINGER. O n l y $1.98 Vivaldi: 2 P I C C O L O C O N C E R T I . B a e z , S e e g e r : 50 G R E A T E S T FOLK WEDNESDAY 15th Allan S h e r m a n : M Y SON THE C E L E - O n l y $1.98 S I N G E R S IN T H E I R A L L T I M E F A V - BRITY. O n l y $ 1.98 ME L A C H R I N O ' S MAGIC STRINGS ORITES. O n l y $14.95 Substantial Reductions on most winter apparel and Mozart: MUSIC FOR G L A S S HAR- P L A Y MORE LIGHT CLASSICS. Vivadi: C O M P L E T E C O N C E R T O S FOR MONICA. O n l y $ 1.98 accessories. * O n l y $1.98 PICCOLO. O n l y $1.98 IRISH SONGS O F D R I N K I N G AND C h o p i n : N O C T U R N E S , V O L . 1. H o f f m a n : M A N D O L I N C O N C E R T O and Maternity Separates S i . S2 & S3. BLACKGUARDING. O n l y $1.98 O n l y 1.98 QUARTET. O n l y $1.98 Haydn: T W O C O N C E R T O S F O R H U R - C L A S S I C S C O T S B A L L A D S . O n l y 1.98 F A I R AND T E N D E R L A D I E S . DY-GURDY. O n l y $1.98 Sportswear Co-ordinate Group 1/2 off. Skirts, pants, Franck: S Y M P H O N Y IN D MINOR. Only $ 1.98 Rimsky-Korsakov: CAPRICCIO ES- O n l y $1.98 SOUTH AMER. SPANISH Only $1.98 s w e a t e r s and s h e l l s . PAGNOL. O n l y $1.98 W H A L I N G AND S A I L I N G SONGS F R O M Famous Maker - Drved to Match C a s h m e e r 1/3 off FRENCH Only $1.98 THE KINGSTON TRIO. O n l y $1.98 T H E D A Y S O F M O B Y D I C K . O n l y $ 1.98 ITALIAN Only $1.98 spring pastels - skirts, s w e a t e r s and s h e l l s . TODAY ONLY - Winter weight MSU Jackets 20% off SHOE SALON" - Snow boots, Fl~eece now S6 to S16. Limited stock. fined 1/2 off LAMPETTE HI INTENSITY SCIENCE-ENGINEERING BOYS' SHOP - Special purchase play jeans. Permanent p r e s s - $2.50 & $3.50. Sizes 4-7 regular & 8-14 STUDY LAMPS MATH BOOK SALE regular or s l i m s . 5 colors - Limited quantity Over 200 titles INFANTS - Toddler snow suits. S8 - $9. MEN'S SHOP regular $17.95 Now 59» 50% off List Price 210 A B B O T T ROAD V-Neck Sportshirts S4 - short s l e e v e - sport shirts Acros, 50%. S t a - P r e s s slacks - Hop-sack $8 now S4. Corduroys - $10 now S5. KWOSS fr * °n Olin V-Neck Lambs \yool Sweaters - Burgundy only-S9. PLUS Additional Reductions in Most Departments tudent F R E E P A R K I N G IN L A R G E LOT AT THE R E A R OF THE STORE Jacobsons Wednesday, February 15, 1967 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS Classified - 355-8255 Display - 353-6400 LITTLE WANT ADS DO BIG J O S : 4 > * K B * N D SEE FOR YOURSELF Classified - 355-8255 Display - 353-6400 Employment For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale For Sale Automotive MA+UftE P E O P L E I Excellent ORCJAN - E L E C Y R I G , all t r a n - STUDY DESKS, s m a l l c h e s t s , T E M P E S T LEMANS '62 c o n v e rTti- ONE BUS BOY needed at once. DORCHESTER CIRCLE 1140Lo- MALE GRADUATE s t u d e n t . D o u - f o u r - b e d r o o m h o m e . Designed w th ¿ Excellent m e a l s . THETA TAU gan and Jolly. L a r g e t w o - b e d - ble room, kitchen p r i v i l e g e s . s i s t o r , double manual, t h r e e r o l l - a - w a y s & bunkbeds. New ible. 4 - s p e e d Like new condl- f o r happy living. West of F r a n - ALPHA SORORITY. 639 M.A.C. r o o m . Carpeting, stove, oven, Lansing. $7. IV 5-6307 a f t e r months old. 482-1876. S - 3 - 2 / 1 6 and used m a t t r e s s e s — a l l s i z e s . io* :o'/ tion. Motor Just overhauled. d o r . 2 - 1 / 2 baths, well f u r n i s h e d , ELECTROLUX TANK vacuum Study lamps, t y p e w r i t e r s , tape 351-4220 or 332-6531. 3 - 2 / 1 6 r e f r i g e r a t o r , garbage disposal, 5:30. 10-2/27 332-3255 days. 339-8450 even- WANT AD and c a r p e t e d . P r e f e r group of c l e a n e r with all the cleaning r e c o r d e r s , metal wardrobes, ings. C CLEANING WOMAN needed for a i r conditioning unit, u n f u r - 63 NEW LUXURY nished, parking. Excellent l o c a - sound proof u n i t s 4 - 6 . R e f e r e n c e s and deposit. p o r t a b l e TV s e t s , l a r g e s e l e c - ZBT house. Good pay, m e a l s a t t a c h m e n t s . Runs and looks TRIUMPH SPITFIRE l^OO. Good included, f o r r e m a i n d e r of t e r m . tion f o r children and students. UNIVERSITY VILLA Also other h o m e s . IV 2-5186. good. $120 new will sell for tion new & used e l e c t r i c f a n s . AUTOMOTIVE condition, one owner. Wire Ask f o r B r u c e C. 351-9317. Walter Neller Company, P r o p - APARTMENTS S-5-2/17 $25. OX 4-6031. C - 2 / 1 6 Everything for the home. WIL- EMPLOYMENT w h e e l s . Information, call 355- 3-2/15 erty Management D e p a r t m e n t . - 635 ABBOTT ROAD GIRL: SHARE house n e a r c a m - UNFINISHED FURNITUkh: bar 509 E. Michigan, Lansing, Phone COX SECOND HAND STORE, pus, $50.00. Utilities included, FOR RENT 3733. S-3-2/17 - E N G I N E E R S - 122 S. Grand. Phone IV 9 - - WALK TO CAMPUS stools, night stands, c h e s t - o f - IV 5-4391, 8-5:30 p . m . C parking. 351-9369. S-3-2/16 FOR SALE TR-4A 1967. Excellent condition. A r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f r o m the 6561. 15-2/22 - COMPLETELY FURNISHED d r a w e r s , bookcases, prefin- ATTENTION FACULTY duplex LOST & FOUND Still under w a r r a n t y . Make an J e r v i s B. Webb Company in NEEDED ONE or t w o m e n t o s u b - STUDENTS 2-BEDROOM ished p i c t u r e f r a m e s , and m o r e . STEREO COMBINATION'-Trans- n e a r F r a n d o r . TWo b e d r o o m s , P ERSONAL o f f e r . 355-8081. 5-2/15 Detroit, Michigan will be on l e a s e for spring t e r m . E v e r y - FLEXIBLE UNITS PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 S. oceanic radio, . G e r m a n Blau- - LET US HELP YOU FIND l a r g e kitchen, living room with PEANUTS PERSONAL VOLKSWAGEN sedan, 1961 e n - campus March 10. thing you want. 351-5447. Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. punkt, includes b a r . $280.00. A ROOMMATE * f i r e p l a c e . Lots of s t o r a g e . C a r - REAL ESTATE gine and all s y n c r o m e s h t r a n s - Opportunities f o r graduating 3-2/16 3 Man Units C-2,16 485-8486. S-3-2/15 peted and d r a p e d . Lovely s e t - SERVICE m i s s i o n . New t i r e s , excellent students a r e excellent f o r REDUCED RATES f o r one g i r l a t 6 5 . 0 0 each p e r month 12-STRING Guitar, Stella, $50. KITCHEN SET, double seamed tjng. IV 5-3033. 5-2/20 TRANSPORTATION condition, $345.00. THE CHECK those who d e s i r e a c a r e e r in Chalet spring t e r m . 351-4096. 2-Man U n i t s a v a i l a b l e 355-2619. S-3-2/17 f o r m i c a top. Like new. $70.00. ONE TO THREE men needed for WANTED POINT. Phone 332-4916. the Material Handling Industry S-5-2/20 Furnished Model Open Days& 351-5705. S-3-2/15 C-2/16 RENT FREE a p a r t m e n t to two f u r n i s h e d h o m e . 485-3448. ONE PAIR Kastle Slaloms, 210 and a r e i n t e r e s t e d in D i v e r - evenings: See Manager o r call DRAKE 2B RECEIVER, matching DEADLINE VOLKSWAGEN 1963, excellent sification of Training in all g i r l s for little AM and PM do- 332-0091 o r 332-5833 S-3-2/16 NEEDED ONE g i r l . Spring only. $60.00. Single track tape r e - c m . , M a r k e r toe and turntables, s p e a k e r , c r y s t a l calibrator, AM condition, $595.00. Phone 393- product a r e a s f r o m designing ' m e s t i c work. ED 2-5977. FURNISHED APARTMENT. c o n v e r t e r . 353-6865 a f t e r 6. 1114. C-2/16 House, beautiful and cheap. 240 c o r d e r , $25.00. 332-0866. 1 P . M . one c l a s s day b e - to whatever your abilities 5-2/20 T h r e e r o o m s and bath. Modern, S-3-2/15 Beal. M a r c i a , 351-5918, a f t e r 2-2/16 f o r e publication. VOLKSWAÓEK 1966. Excellent c a r r y you in this exciting THREE-MAN and four-man clean and neat. P r i v a t e , p a r k - industry. 6 p . m . S - 3 - 2 / 1 5 KLH SPEAKER s y s t e m , two mod- condition. 14,000 m i l e s , snow a p a r t m e n t s available i m m e d i - ing. Ten minutes f r o m c a m p u s . Cancellations - 12 noon one t i r e s , $1300.00 . 355-7341. BABYSITTER WANTED: 5 - 1 / 2 ately. Call STATE MANAGE- H.C. Jewitt, 549 W . A s h . M a s o n . Rooms el 14-B Bookshelf s p e a k e r s with Mobile Homes c l a s s day before publica- S - 5 - 2 / 1 5 days a week, $20.00 week. Must ment corporation, 332- Phone OR 7-3461, nights OR 7 - internal b a s s e n e r g i z e r c i r c u i t . MARLETTE 8 x 46, n e a r MSU, MEiN SiNCSLE, double. Quiet, Must s a c r i f i c e . 353-2062. good condition, best o f f e r . 337- tion. VOLKSWAGEN 1959. Engine have own t r a n s p o r t a t i o n . Call 8637. C - 2 / 1 6 4692. 3 - 2 / 1 5 482-0966. 3 - 2 / 1 7 623 North S y c a m o r e . C o r n e r of PARK WASHINGTON' - M M ^outh s e p a r a t e e n t r a n c e and p a r k i n g . 2-2,15 0794. S-3-2/17 overhauled. New snow t i r e s . PHONE Runs r e a l well in deep snow. West Saginaw (inquire) One bed- 337-9510 a f t e r 6 p . m . S - 3 - 2 / 1 5 Washington. One bedroom. Very MALE OVER 21. P r i v a t e r o o m , FM-AM C L O C k radio, walnut TITAN 1963, 10 x 51. Excellent 355-8255 Only $495. We take t r a d e - i n s at WOMAN STUDENT with most cabinet. Tuner output - a m p l i - condition, c a r p e t i n g . Possibly room furnished. Utilities paid. deluxe a p a r t m e n t . Garbage d i s - s h a r e house, n e a r Pennsylvania STRATTON SPORT CENTER, afternoons f r e e to live in East f i e r Input jack, two y e a r s old. available on lot. Phone 641- IV 5-2079. 3-2/17 RATES posal, a i r conditioned, v e r a n d a . and Michigan. Call 489-0280. 1915 East Michigan. IV 4-4411. Lansing. Help with nursing c a r e Excellent condition. Must s a c r i - 6185 a f t e r 5 p . m . S-3-2/16 General E l e c t r i c kitchen. Un- C and light housekeeping. P r i v a t e ONE GIRL needed f o r spring S-3-2/15 f i c e . 353-2062. 2-2/15 Peanuts P e r s o n a l 1 DAY SI.50 room, board, and small s a l a r y . t e r m . Two full baths. 351- f u r n i s h e d - $145. Furnished LADY - SHARE handy, nice two- BIRTHDAY CAKES: 7 " - $ 3 . H 3 DAYS ¿3.00 VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Dark g r e e n Lost & Found Weekends off. 337-9318. 9382. S-2/17 $165.IV 9-5922. S - 5 - 2 16 sedan, sunroof. White sidewalls, room a r r a n g e m e n t . R e f r i g e r a - 5 DAYS A5.00 1-2 15 ONE MAN, 21 or over for two TWO MEN needed now or spring 8 " - $3.86, 9 " - $4.38 d e - h e a t e r and r a d i o . Very clean, t o r , limited cooking. 337-1598 t e r m . Delta A p a r t m e n t s . 332- l i v e r e d . Also sheet c a k e s . Kwast LOST: GOLD c h a r m bracelet In man a p a r t m e n t . Spring, s u m m e r or 337-1001 noons o r a f t e r 5 (based on 10 w o r d s p « r ad) o n e - o w n e r . Call 655-2028 a f t e r BEAUTY OPERATOR,' e x p e r - 8436. S-10-2/22 b a k e r i e s , IV 4-1317. C-2/16 B e s s e y . Reward! Call 353-3018. ienced, full t i m e . Guaranteed t e r m s . 487r3197 a f t e r 6 . 3 - 2 / 1 6 p . m . , 3 - 2 / 1 7 10 a . m . 4-2/15 FORMAL, royal blue velvet, s i z e S-3-2/15 THREE GIRLS take over l e a s e . Over 10, 15f per word, per day. VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Cherry wage. MARTIN'S HAIR FASH- ION, East Lansing, 332-4522. Burcham Woods Luxury a p a r t m e n t , d i s h w a s h e r . For Sale 10, w o r n once. $20.00 . 351- LOST: PARKER pencil, black/ Eydeal Villa T h e r e will be a 50£ s e r v i c e condition. D r a f t e d , must sell $56.25. 351-9188. S - 5 - 2 / 1 5 F<5K WEDDING and p r a c t i c a l 6454. S-3-2/16 silveroid. Auditorium T h u r s - 10-2/28 and bookkeeping c h a r g e if i m m e d i a t e l y . Asking $1250.00. UNIVERSITY TERRACE a p a r t - shower g i f t s , c o m p l e t e line of MUST SELL F e n d e r e l e c t r i c jazz day. P l e a s e call 355-9960. Call 351-7767. S-5-2/17 VIVIAN E WOODARD-cosmetics • Completely furnished this ad i s not paid within ment needs two g i r l s spring b a s k e t - w a r e . See ACE HARD- b a s s . $150. Call 355-6894. S-3-2/16 will be conducting m a k e - u p • F o r 1, 2, 3, 4 students or S - 3 - 2 / 1 6 LOST: ELGIN watch, Men's I.Vl. one week. t e r m . One s u m m e r . One v a - WARE'S s e l e c t i o n s . 201 East Auto Service & Parts training c l a s s e s for women in- single working people cancy Immediately. $55. 351- Grand River, across from Reward. No questions. 353- t e r e s t e d in teaching m a k e - u p • Swimming pool BICYCLE SALES, r e n t a l s and M^SON BODY Shop. 8.12 E a s t 9307. 5 - 2 / 1 7 Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C 8153. S-3-2/16 and making e x t r a money. No • Rental O f f i c e - s e r v i c e s . Also u s e d . EAST Kalamazoo Street - since 1940. door to door. Write M r s . Dawe, SUBLEASE MARCH through Snow shoes, boots, many s i z e s LANSING CYCLE, 1215 E. FOUND: NEAR Beaumont Tower The State News does not 745 Burcham, Apt. 2 351-7880 C o m p l è t e auto painting and c o l - 3308 South Cedar S t r e e t , number September one bedroom luxury and p r i c e s , g l o v e s , s o c k s , h a t s , Grand R i v e r . Call 332-8303. C 5 p . m . Saturday. Identify, Claim. p e r m i t r a c i a l o r religious lison s e r v i c e . A m e r i c a n and eight, Lansing, or 882-2760. C a p a r t m e n t . 484-7557". S - 5 - 2 / 1 5 and e a r bands, also c a r r y 372-5827 a f t e r n o o n s . S - l - 2 / 1 5 d i s c r i m i n a t i o n in its a d - foreign c a r s . IV 5-0256. C GIRLS: FOURTH girl needed, F ENDER BASSMAN a m p l i f i e r . vertising columns. The BABYSITTER WANTED. 4-5 spring t e r m . Luxury a p a r t m e n t . UNIVERSITY TERRACE. "Man equipment for intramural Hagstrom e l e c t r i c b a s s . Excel- LADIES OMEGA watch. Black State News will not accept ACCIDENT' PROBLEM? CaTl days a w e e k . Our home. Call needed f o r spring. T h r e e man sports. Reasonable. 351-4805 a f t e r 5 lent condition. $400.00. 372- band. Bessey o r m u s i c building. KALAMAZOO S T R E E T BODY a d v e r t i s i n g which d i s c r i m - inates against religion, SHOP. Small dents to l a r g e 351-7854 a f t e r 5:30. 5-2/14 a . m . S-3-2/17 unit. 332-2902. S-5-2/16 PX Store Frandor 6467. S-3-2/17 351-6274. S-3-2/17 w r e c k s . American and foreign TWO BL'SBOYS to work at Phi TWO MEN needed, spring and MAN NEEDED f o r f o u r - m a n lux- COLLEGE WORDROBE. Kilts', SQUINTING CAUSES w r i n k l e s . LOST: PARKER pencil, black/ r a c e , c o l o r o r national o r i - Beta P i for lunch and dinner s u m m e r terms. Burcham ury a p a r t m e n t . Phone a f t e r 5. c a r s . Guaranteed w o r k . 482- A-lines, s u i t s . Sizes 9-12. Ex- Sunglasses p r e s c r i p t i o n ground. s i l v e r o i d . Auditorium T h u r s - gin. h o u r s . Call 332-3020. 3-2 15 Woods. Pool. 332 -462 8. $55, 332-3185. S-3-2/15 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C cellent condition. 351-5973. OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 416 T u s - day. P l e a s e call 355-3960 S-3-2/17 S-3-2/17 sing Building. Phone IV 2-4667. For Rent EAST KNOLLS n e a r campus f o r 2-2/16 CAE WASH: 2 5 W a s h , wax, ONE GIRL: Spring t e r m in Cedar faculty and staff. New spacious ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER Un- C - 2 / 1 7 LOST: HAMILTON watch at Kin- vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- r v RENTALS for students. E c o - Village. Call 351-4295. Automotive p e r t . Back of KOKO BAR. S-3-2/17 two bedroom. Dishwasher, c e n - derwood Golden-Touch. E x c e l - STEREO HEAD PHONES. Telex, sey Hall. Reward! 3 5 5 - 6 9 2 2 . AUSTIN-HEALEY S p r i t e . m nomical r a t e s by the t e r m or t r a l a i r conditioning, pool. $170. the kind the a i r l i n e s u s e . C o m - R.W.M. S-5-2/17 C-2/16 lent condition, p e r f e c t for office month. UNIVERSITY TV R E N T - ATTENTION GRADS: working Also, one bedroom with walk- or student. 355-2639. S - 3 - 2 / 1 7 plete line in stock. MAIN ELEC- A - l condition. Call 351-5576. SNOW TIRE SALE: P i r e l l i I n - ALS. 484-9263. C personnel: luxury,one-bedroom in c l o s e t . $150. Open 1 - 6 Sun- TRONICS, 5558 South P e n n s y l - LOST: OLIVE g r e e n s a m s o n i t e S-5-2/16 v e r n o s 560 x 15, were $45.00 — — — available immediately, $150.00. SKI RACKS for imported c a r s , day or by appointment. ROSE vania, Lansing. 882-5035. attache c a s e . I.M. building. p a i r , now only $35.00 p a i r plus Apartments AMCO U n i v e r s a l , was $22.95, BUICK - 1962 Special V-8, auto- IV 5-3033, ED 2-1438. HILL REALTY 393-1220. • C Phone 351-9 lSUevenings. now only $19.95. Volkswagen ski m a t i c , four door sedan, e x c e l - tax. T H E CHECK POINT. Phone SUITABLE F O R two a c r o s s f r o m S-5-2/17 10-2/21 GUILD ELECTRIC g u i t a r . Never S-5-2/» 332-4916. C-2/.16 c a m p u s . $135 f u r n i s h e d . IV 5 - WOULD YOU believe? O n e a p a r t - r a c k s , $5.95. Talbot racing m i r - used. Best o f f e r takes it. 482- Personal lent condition. $650. 372-2799. HOLT TWO-bedroom spacious r o r , $7.95. Grandprix driving 5 - 2 / 2 1 GENERATORS AND s t a r t e r s - 3033. 5-2/20 ment available for students, a p a r t m e n t , f i r e p l a c e , carpeting, 1090. S-3-2/17 gloves, $8.95. L e s L e s t o n wood- CHEVELLE 1964 Malibu"Super 6 and 12 volt. F a c t o r y rebuilt, NEED ONE man immediately l o r completely f u r n i s h e d , all u t i l - d r a p e r i e s , air-conditioning, GE HANSEL & GRETEL. Saturday, r i m s t e e r i n g wheel for MGB, WASHER - DRYER, G.E. I960 Sport, aqua-blue. Excellent con- a s low as $9.70, exchange; used s m a l l a p a r t m e n t . $35 month. ities paid. Call Nejac of East appliances, heat included. combination. $175. 3 5 1 - 6 5 1 4 a f - F e b r u a r y 18th, 2 p.m. W e s t was $39.95, now only $36.95. $4.97. Guaranteed f a c t o r y r e - J u n i o r High School, Adult$1.25, dition. P r i c e d right. 655-1965. 337-2450. S-3-2 16 L a n s i n g . 337-1300. C $165.00. OX 9-2987, 0 X 4 - 8 6 4 1 . THE CHECK POINT. 332-4916. ter 6 p.m. S-5-2/17 built voltage r e g u l a t o r s $2." 6 CHESTNUT, NORTH. One bed- F i f t e e n m i n u t e s f r o m MSU. c h i l d r e n 50tf, S-3-2/16 CHEVROLET 19377 1957, Y e a T good exchange; shock a b s o r b e r s , STUDIO APARTMENT, m a l e , C - 2 / 1 6 24 INCH Sylvania television. E x - rooni, stove and r e f r i g e r a t o r . : iQ-2/17 cellent p i c t u r e . Blonde cabinet condition. Ken, 351-4291. each $2.99. ABC AUTO PARTS, • $65.00 month. T h r e e months left Unfurnished. Utilities paiji. 372- NEW LUXURY apartment must SEWING MACHINE SALE. L a r g e THE CIGAR BAND — T h e g u a r - S-3-2/17 613 E. Stmri» S t r e e t . P h o n e l V 5 - on l e a s e . 351-7353 or 882-8227 selection of reconditioned, used model. 351-7557. S-3-2/15 anteed sound known throughout 4898.". S-3-2/15 s u b - l e a s e i m m e d i a t e l y . Forde-» CORVETTE 1960 with 1965 327 1921. C evenings. S - 3 - 2 / 1 6 m a c h i n e s . Singers, Whites, U n i - DRUMS - SIX piece s e t , s p a r k l e the State. 337-7086. C-2/17 tails call 351-4842. S-5-2/16 cu. in. engine. F i v e new t i r e s , WANTED: TWO g i r l s for f o u r - v e r s a l , N e c c i . $19.95 to $39.95. blue. Call 372-3407. 3-2/15 Scooters & C y c l e s Graduate and M a r r i e d Students new s e a t s , paint. $1200 or b e s t . girl luxury a p a r t m e n t . Spring Houses G u a r a n t e e d . Easy t e r m s . E D - BAY COLONY t e r m . Many e x t r a s . Call 351- ONE ROOMMATE needed for four WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO., GOVAN MANAGEMENT Convertible hardtop. 351-4336. SUPER SPRING SALE. Starting 5-2/17 F e b r u a r y 10, we will offer 1967 APARTMENTS 7610. S-5-2/17 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. man house. No deposit needed. MUSTANG T55S Convertible, Suzuki 250cc. m o t o r c y c l e s with 1127 N . HAGADORN C-2/16 A V O N D A L E C O T T A G E - one Phone 351-4549. V-8, automatic, full power, new e l e c t r i c s t a r t , 24 hp, delivered Now leasing 63 units. 1 and "The finest in campus luxury apartments" bedroom, f u r n i s h e d . Utilities DUPLEX, THREE bedroom, un- BEAUTIFUL GIBSON 12 s t r i n g t i r e s . 882-2758. S-5-2/20 complete for $495.08. 1967 2 bedrooms, unfurnished. and" parking included. $120.00 and c a s e . Must s e l l . Call 3 5 1 - f u r n i s h e d , East L a n s i n g . Family MUSTANG. 1965, Navy, s t i c k - 6 , M-31, 55cc. Suzuki sport cycle Close to c a m p u s , shopping 7539. 2-2/15 APARTMENTS NOW A V A I L A B L E p e r month. Also two-bedroom, only. 351-5255. S-3-2/17 New Premium white walls, delivered complete for $225.00. c e n t e r , downtown, and bus four-man a p a r t m e n t , $200.00 CAKES, ALL s i z e s and r e a s o n - tuned. 332-2084. S-5-2/20 FOX'S SPORT CENTER, 2021 line.Model open 9 a . m . - 8 p . m . . p e r month. Call 337-2080 a f t e r FIVE BEDROOM house for five ably p r i c e d . For information, East Michigan. 372-3908. Su- Daily and Sunday. 4 p.m. 5-2/17 to- seven people, with unlimited call 882-9011. S-3-2/16 IN OUR " N E W " MGB 1964, r e d , w i r e w h e e l s . zuki, Norton, M a t c h l e s s , Ha- er p a r k i n g and swimming pool. 1/2 rents from 1 3 5 . 0 0 P UNIVERSITY VILLA month GIRL WANTED for luxury Rivers P i r e l l i t i r e s , and r a d i o . 353- daka. 5-2/17 m i l e f r o m c a m p u s . Spring t e r m GERMAN MADE Stereo phono- 1564. S-3-2/17 332-6321 332-2571 Side East a p a r t m e n t , spring graph and short wave and s t a n d - only. $275 month. Call 351- HONDA 51^ 1300 m i l e s , five o r 337-0511 t e r m . Call 351-9264. S - 5 - 2 / 1 7 a r d b r o a d c a s t radio. Nearly new OLDSMOBILE 1963, 98, f o u r - 7532. 3-2/17 months old, black, diagonal bar - SPRING: THREE p e r s o n s , $50.00 LUXURY APARTMENT - One, G a r r a r d turntable, c o n s o l e 635 A B B O T T R O A D door, s e d a n . Full power, factory EAST LANSING - to s h a r e house, white, step-through, excellent model. $50.00 o r best o f f e r . a i r . 332-4539. S-5-2/20 each monthly. Good location, two, or t h r e e m e n . Swimming f u r n i s h e d , private r o o m . P a r k - L E T US H E L P Y O U F I N D A R O O M M A T E condition. $200.00. 351-4565. 485-8487 a f t e r 5 p.m. 3-2/16 f u r n i s h e d . 351-9438. S - 3 - 2 / 1 7 pool. T h r e e or six month l e a s e . ing. $20.00 p e r week. 351-6647. OLDSMOBILE 1966 Delta ' W . 1 - 2 / 1 5 C A L L 332-0091 o r 332-5833 PENT-HOUSE luxury a p a r t m e n t Call Casey, 351-7579 or 332- 3 - 2 / 1 7 SKIS, HEAD, metal, 6 ' 9 " with T w o - d o o r , many e x t r a s . $2,550. S - 3 - 2 / 1 6 Aval tion wants two- g i r l s . Gpod condi- 2563. 10-2/28 TWO MEN needed f o r l a r g e du- bindings, poles, $80.00. Call OX 4-8797. FRANCIS AVIATION will finance tions. 332-3570- or 332-3579. FOURTH MAN wanted f o r N o r t h - plex. F u r n i s h e d , a m p l e parking. 641-6080. S-3-2/16 . • • • • a a angas OLDSMOBILE 1965 sedan, hull S-3-2/17 wind Luxury a p a r t m e n t . Call 351-5141. 3 - 2 / 1 7 BOWLING BALL, c a s e and s h o e s . p o n a a a n o a a power, new t i r e s $1795. Phone your flight t r a i n i n g . T r i a l l e s - 351-5256. S - 3 - 2 / 1 7 BLAKE STREET unfurnished One y e a r old. Excellent c o n d i - son, $5.00. Single and m u l t i - ONE OR two g i r l s . mmediately 882-5070. S-3-2/16 e n g i n e s . 484-1324. C or spring Reduced r a t e s . 351- LARGE FURNISHED a p a r t m e n t , two-bedroom duplex. B a s e m e n t , tion, must s a c r i f i c e . $25. 353- ••••HS Disago PONTIAC '57, f o u r - d o o r . $ l 6 0 . 7687. S - 3 - 2 / 1 7 . adults only. Williamston, Mich- excellent location. $150. 485- 2062. 2-2/15 ACROSS 34. Work n c a a a • • • 484-7240, ask for H a r v e y . S-5-2/20 Employment NEAR POTTER P a r k ; furnished; igaa. Inquire at Western Auto 2352. 9 16 1. Pairs 35. Preserves • a a c í a n g a ñ a S t o r e . 655-1788. After 6 p.m., 6. Iiirge dog 36. Automobile • a B a n a n a EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM- spring t e r m ; couple. Phone 485- CHECK THIS: Great home buys 10. Fr. scholar 38. Store • • • • • • O H „ Ioana aan ••• PANY. E x p e r i e n c e d s e c r e t a r i e s 6012 a f t e r 6 p.m.' S - 3 - 2 / 1 7 655-1035. 5-2/16 11 Daisy 42. Spirited a r e l i s t e d in today's C l a s s i f i e d - t y p i s t s to work t e m p o r a r y a s - A d s . T u r n back now. 13. Lasso horse • • • NO PROBLEM! a a a a n gangas s i g n m e n t s . N e v e r a fee. Phone 15 Turn inside 44. Rabble Problem: 487-6071. C-2/16 out 46. Guido's second note ^H^Hn"««1^ M M M M n n CHEMISTRY STUDENTS, L u c r a - 17 Miscalcu- People ^«lon't tive job. Initial investment, late 18. Costa 47. More usual un- $1.00 for kit, including s a l e s believe our tax. Skool A i d s . 22110 Marlowe, 20. Charles 49. Pu/zling problem M 4 Lamb used VW's are used. Oak P a r k , Michigan. C-2/16 51. Not ever 4 King of ture 21. Turtle ge- GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT nus 53. Oil of roses Mldian 12. Heather This m u s t be because we f o r p e r m a n e n t positions for men 23. Parson bird 54. Species 5. Cauterize genus recondition our used Volks- 25. Sherbet 55. Destitute 6. Serve 14. Slant and women in office, s a l e s , t e c h - 16. Asiatic unit wagens to the highest standard 26. Ital. river DOWN 7. ('.hopping nical. IV 2-1543. C-2/16 tool of weight we can achieve. Then we 28. Of a wed- 1. Street fight 50 T3ED G E N E R A L HOSPITAL ding 2. Startle 8. Firn 19. Short hair- g u a r a n t e e them f o r «100% f o r 9. Facial fea- cut h a s need f o r p r o f e s s i o n a l help. Gef the bug in Europe. thirty days o r a thousand 30. Bird house 3. Toweling R . N . ' s and licensed p r a c t i c a l 22. Health re- miles. n u r s e s . Salary c o m m e n s u r a t e 1 z 3 4 5 6 T 8 5 sort •Engine & t r a n s m i s s i o n , r e a r 24. Unit of Pick vp your Volluwagan in Europe ond lava a bwndl* on import coiti a x l e , f r o n t axle • B r a k e and e l e c t r i c a l s y s t e m s with e x p e r i e n c e , differential for evening and night duties. Liberal and Europmn trovai «xpomo». Ai your locai aurttorizad VW daalar wo handU avaryltilngi purchata, dolivary, inaurane«, iicanting, Ih* wortu. Jutt 10 i %14 II 13 il %Ifr energy 27. Grampus personnel policies. Easily tali u> whara you want it Jalivoradi Franca, Itoly. Graat Brirain. Iraland, Garmony, Dannarli, Batglum, SwHzortand or Tha NattiaHondi. IS % 29. Peacock IF YOU OWN A TOYOTA r e a c h e d f r o m f r e e w a y 127. Well % 1965 VW C a m p e r with tent zo butterflies IT lé 19 $1895. lighted, a m p l e parking a r e a . -T 30. Partly open F^hfl~Gordon VW~ "fnc. I P l e a s a n t working conditions. I 21 IX ¿3 ti 31. Monitor ! 2845 E. Saginaw St. Avffcorisad 1963 Buick Special. 4 door Apply: Mason General Hospital Test drive the worlds toughest I naota land ma your Iraa iiiultratad brochure and prica lilt. D«tUr i t ßir 26 fÍ9 lizard 32. Turk, inn Deluxe. V-8 a u t o m a t i c . 800 East son, Michigan 48854. Columbia S t r e e t , 10-2/21 M a - ' Noma —— %%% YA 33. S.weet po- 'ÜVÀ Power steering. Radio. Addrau- 33 34 H e a t e r . Whitewall t i r e s - Y o u r s f o r only $1095.00. EARNINGS ARE unlimited as an AVON representative. Turn Four Wheel Drive City -Zona- -Stata- 30 33 31 31 M ^37 'ti 3» 39 40 41 tato 37. Deteriorate 39. Celerity your f r e e t i m e into $$. F o r an At Ú 44 Û45 4fr 40. Wood 19 6 0 Volkswagen. New appointment in your home, w r i t e Al 45 % nyntph WHEELS of Lansing 41. Pear cider b r a k e s and a good r u n n e r . $395.00. PHIL GORDON VW MAN WITH c a r who needs an M r s . AlonaHuckins, 5664School S t r e e t , Haslett, Michigan or call IV 2-6893. C-2/16 Phil Gordon's 47 51 41 51 43 % 33 50 43. Flock 45. Lima 48. Twilled a u t h o r i z e d Toyota d e a l e r VOLKSWAGEN INC. A h S¿ cloth USED CARS E . GRAND RIVER AT HOWARDl e x t r a $40 to $60 p e r week. Call 337-1244 f o r appointment. Di- 2200 S . C e d a r — 2 B l o c k s S o u t h of M t . H o p e A v e . 2845 E . S a g i n a w S t . Ú 54 % 50. Consumed 52. Anent _ 484-1341 vision of Alcoa. 2-2/15 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, February 15, \967 ¡»A " * otte day only Shop Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. College Outlines & Notes Eatt Lansing BARGAIN DAYS One Day Special early bird door busters 331/3 off 3 only-men's suits 12-fashion coats Spartan Bookstore Medium weight, neatly tail- ored. Right for d r e s s or $9 Latest silhouettes, broken s i z e s . Assorted c o l o r s . *18 work, 30-junior dresses 71-men's sweaters Famous brand. Wools, fine 499 Special group. c o l o r s , fabrics. Assorted *3 blends. Crew or v e e - n e c k . 66-men's slacks 25-nylon half slips Perma - press casual 299 Famous t r i m s on tricot. brands. Lace- White, $2 slacks. Assorted fabrics. colors. COUPON Patronize Mennen GARDEN LEVEL for the ladies Socks Keep These Local S o f t S t ro* <• S K o v p B o m b L Reo. 98c Infants' s l e e p e r s . Famous make cot- Budget d r e s s e s , in wools, 590 ton knit. Gro-feature waist, s a f e t y - D Merchants blends, reduced to c l e a r . Limit 1 step feet. 1T-3T. 2/S5 Assorted s t y l e s , c o l o r s . N Little g i r l s ' d r e s s e s . Better make. M i s s e s ' , J r . . 1/2 s i z e s . $6. G KXI'IK! s M [ I R I h ! I h The merchants Assorted s t y l e s , c o l o r s . Some per- COUPON m a - p r e s s fabrics. 3 - 6 x . 3 . 9 9 - 7 . 9 9 Down? whose ads appear Mennen Toddler girls' pajamas. Cotton flan- Fall suits. Some with s k i r t s , s o m e with pants. on these pages are nel. Red stripe with animal print. Guaranteed Push Button S i z e s 2 - 4 . 2 for S3. Assorted f a b r i c s , s t y l e s . to stay up packed with real 8-16. Si 8. D e o do Font Girls' raincoats. P o l y e s t e r - c o t t o n values. s h e l l , z i p - l i n e r s . 8 - 1 0 - 1 2 . S7 R a i n - o r - s h i n e coats. Some MEN'S WOOL-NYLON Req. 1.98 Boys' casual shirts. Velour and HI-RISE E X E C U T I V E HOSE The sale l a s t s until tonight only Limit I 890 ponderosa s t y l e s . 6 - 2 0 . $4. Girls' sweaters and s k i r t s , a s s o r t e d with zip-out pile l i n e r s . Many s t y l e s . Sizes 8-18. 3 pr. for 400 •\IÌW I s M 1 II H I IN b c o l o r s . Broken s i z e s . 7 - 1 4 $4 12.90 R e g . S 1.50 p e r p a i r at 9. Quanities on Girls D r e s s e s , cottons, blends. B r o - From the Store with OUPON some items are ken s i z e s . 7 - 1 4 . Just 20. S2. Red Carpet Service Twixteen s w e a t e r s and s k i r t s . A s - limited, so shop Clearasil sorted s t y l e s . Broken s i z e s . $5 Assorted handbags. Seton l e a t h e r s REGAL SHOES early for the best M i s s e s ' robes, quilted cotton or and vinyls. Some shoulder s t y l e s , nylon over Kodel ® polyester fill. s o m e patents in group. 3 . 9 9 - 5 . 9 9 770 FRO'/ COAST TO COAST selection. Rr.f. 1 IV Broken s i z e s 10-16. 6.99 CORNER OF ANN & M.A.C. Nylon tricot half slips^ Famous East Lansing SHOP TODAY make. F i r s t quality. Lace t r i m s . S- SECOND LEVEL M-L, short, average. Save. 2.99 AND SAVE Bandeau b r a s . Variety of s t y l e s n COUPON Red Label Dacron ® polyester pil- in cotton, nylon l a c e . Famous brand. lows. Floral print c o v e r . 2.99 Tab A Day White, c o l o r s . Broken s i z e s . 1.99 Attache c a s e s . 3 and 5 " deep. Gin- lAtalâ Öbwmm ger or black vinyl. 4.99 ladies' snow boots 690 Rc>i. ? 98 Radio lamp. Hi'-intensity lamp-radio Assorted s t y l e s in leather, combination. Black, white. 7.99 li M i t i i - \1 I I K I 1.11 .. li» suede, vinyl. Brown,black and G o o s e neck lamp, in copper, gold, beige. Not all s i z e s in each black or tan finish. 1.99 style. 5.90 - 12.90 S U | Bates Flaidette bedspread, twin s i z e . 20 only. Washable. 3.99 Apres Ski Boots. Calf or ankle high. Simulated sealskin. Zip- 1 CAMPUS CENTER | per, lace or slipon. 8.90-10.90 Store Hours: 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. ri Sweaters, cardigans, pullovers in - Special - LADIES BLOUSES BicoupoNBl I STREET LEVEL I novelty and basic s t y l e s . F a s t e l s , dark shades. M i s s e s ' , Jrs.' 3.99 $40.00 Sport Coat Unbreakable V a l u e s to $8.00 $17.00 Slacks 1" to 3 » Skirts and Culottes, assorted s t y l e s Both for 45"0 OTHER ITEMS REDUCED 5 0 % Combs bargains for men and c o l o r s . Broken lots and s i z e s . M i s s e s ' , juniors'. 5.99 Re.] . 6 p. Some with f l e e c e lining. brown, green. Some are Wed V Q - ip 6 . 9 9 and 8 . 9 9 waterproof. Broken s i z e s . F ree Parking MAC at GRAND R I V E R \ Wednesday, February 15, 1967 Ç Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan Personal t H E ROÜIÖi " QvfV^%h-, Service IN--my home. $4.00 PROFS RESPOND IN DERATE African forum to Daylight Savings bard but still kicking at Fee per basket. Will pick up and Wednesday, Akers Friday, and deliver. 372-5561. S-3-2/17 Phillips Saturday. Telephone DIAPER SERVICE, Lansing's fi- I V 4-7594. C-2/16 nest. Your choice of three types. be held tonight THE OTHERSIDE: Heavy driving, Containers furnished, 'no de- confuses citizens Rock! We'll Blow Your Mindsl posit. Baby clothes washed free. 489-7916. S-3-2/16 Try our Velvasoft process. 25 y e a r s in Lansing. BY-LO DIA- V-M WEEK 4s coming February PER SERVICE, 1010 E. Michigan 20. Watch for special savings IV 2-0421. C Students interested in African gram (MINEX) will not be offered pointed out that if Michigan is Senate Bill No. 1 of the Mich- on portable and component sys- studies will have an opportunity this summer. placed on DST, most peoplewould THESES PRINTED, Rapid s e r v - igan Legislature is causing con- tems during VM week atNEJAC ice. Drafting supplies. Xerox tonight to ask questions about Last year Nigeria underwent a be staying at drive-in movies fusion and debate in the state. of East Lansing, 543 E. Grand copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE- spending an academic year at the series of regional and tribal past the early morning hours, The bill was Introduced to River next to Paramount News. PRINT. 221 South Grand. 482- University of Nigeria. clashes, which resulted in mass school chllren would be waiting exempt Michigan from a summer C migration between several of the for morning school buses in the 5431. C-2/16 At 7 p.m. in Classroom B, Daylight Savings Time (DST). A REAL HEART when it comes LOX AND BAGELS delivered. regions. dark and f a r m e r s would be milk- Snyder Hall, three MSU faculty Under the Uniform Time Act to insurance. BUBOLZ, your Uncertainty still exists and the ing cows long before they p r e s - Sororities, Fraternities, apart- members who have had exper- passed in 1966 by Congress, all local independent agent, 220Al- State Dept. has requested that ently do. ments, dorms, - Sunday morn- ience at the University of Ni- states not exempting themselves bert. C-2/16 the program not be offered this ings. 337-9976. S-3-2/16 geria will answer questions about will be placed on Daylight Sav- Representatives of the Mich- summer, according to George LAUNDRY, CLEANERS, Payless IRONING IN my home. Pick up ings Time from April 29 to Oct. igan Farm Bureau, Allied the university, including admis- H. Axinn, chief of party for the for the best. Wash - 20£, Dry - 29 each year. Theaters of Michigan, the Na- and delivery. IV 5-1154. sion requirements, curriculum, MSU group at the University of 10£. Suits cleaned, pressed - If the bill does not pass the tional Association of Theater S-3-2/15 housing and life in the city of Nigeria. $1.50. Slacks, sweaters, Sport Michigan Legislature the state Owners and an organization IRONING IN my home. Reason- Nsukka, where the university is The MINEX program is e x - coats - 75£. WENDROW'S 3006 will thus have its clocks ad- called the Committee to Retain able r a t e s . Phone 372-3894. located. pected to be resumed during the Vine Street, one block west of S-3-2,15 On the pan®! Will be Irving summer of 1968. To open the stage door vanced an hour during the sum- mer months. Eastern Standard Time in Mich- Sears. Hours 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. igan voiced support for the bill ALTERATIONS FOR men and Wyeth, coordinator of the MSU MSU has been closely tied to Holly Holdman, Royal Oak freshman (left), and C-2/16 women done in my home. 372- To confuse the matter, the during the committee hearing. Nigeria program; Lewis K. Z e r - the University of Nigeria since THE LOOSE ENDS - The sound Roberta Dahlberg, Detroit sophomore, were among Interstate Commerce Commis- 5397. S-3-2/15 by, professor of philosophy, and its founding. you can feel. Organ, guitar, DIAPER the hopefuls who t r i e d out f o r University Theater sion in 1936 ruled that the Up- Speaking in opposition to the SERVICE, Diaparene George E. Fritz, manager of Hub- According to program o f - bass, drums. Call Tom. 485- productions Monday night. Tryouts were for "The per Peninsula should be on Cen- bill were representatives of the Franchised Service Approved by bard Halls. ficials, any MSU student in any Dybbuk," " 'Tis Pity She's a Whore," and "The tral Standard Time while lower Detroit Board of Commerce, the . 0761. C-2/16 Doctors and DSIA. The most Because of the uncertain polit- major field may participate in the Michigan remained on Eastern Michigan Chamber of Commerce, FREEH! A Thrilling hour of modern and Only personalized ical situation in Nigeria, the r e g - university program, at a cost Stranger," a l l to b e p r e s e n t e d s p r i n g t e r m . Standard. the Golfers Association and the beauty. For appointment call service in Lansing, providing ular MSU-Nigeria exchange p r o - similar to a year at MSU. State News photos by M i k e Schonhofen In 1945 a Michigan law placed Air Transport Association. 484-4519. MERLE NORMAN you with diaper pails, polybags, the whole state, w ith the excep- COSMETICS STUDIO, 1600 E. deodorizers, and diapers, or Dwlght Havens, president of the tion of four Upper Peninsula Michigan. C-2 16 Detroit Board of Commerce, said Computers can talk back use your own. Baby clothes counties near the Wisconsin bor- washed f r e e . No deposit. Plant passage of the Uniform Time Act THE CHARGE of The Light Bri- d e r , back on Eastern Standard inspection invited. AMERICAN is in the best interests of the gade . . . groovy. Phone 355- Time. Michigan economic community, 6957. S-3-2/16 DIAPER SERVICE, 914 E.Gier. Those four counties, Iron, Go- putting it on the same time as PARTY FAVORS for that term Call 482-0864. C gebic, Dickinson and Menominee, Eastern markets. party or spring break. P e r - Typing Servie* The Faculty Club Men's Di- independent nature when the c o m - versity will give each year for To demonstrate the security operate on Wisconsin t i m e - C e n - sonalized for your group and puter turned off his line as soon the next five years in two features which limit the com- tral Standard. BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS BARBI MEL, Professional typist. vision and their guests—16 out- occasions. Write box 133. East as he opened it in a preliminary seconds, working from the num- puter to subscribers only, Reid Senator Basil Brown, 1>-De- No job too large or too small. standing students from East Lansing. test. ber given in the last four v e a r s . replied with the wrong code. The troit, a co-sponsor of the bill. Block off campus. 332-3255. C Lansing and Okemos High Schools—sat in on a long d i s - When Reid had reconnected computer answered with a c u r t , PftoGMAM iNronMAT«oK^40S-648S QIADMIER THE PERSON to call for bands -TERRY MAYNARD, 482-4590, Service tance phone call with a back- with the computer and made a "Code number not valid," and Summer job 482-4548. C ANN BROWN, typist and multi- talking computer at their T u e s - mistake in the question he asked, hung up. TERM PARTIES and all that lith offset printing, disserta- day afternoon luncheon. the computer broke in with an »ftOQRAM INFORMATION ^ 482-390S TODAY L.W. Von T e r s c h , director of arrogant " Wnat?" TODAY . . . FROM 7:00 P.M. Jazz. The BUD SPANGLER tions, theses, manuscripts, gen- I' C H I G Ai«*—- N From 1:00 P.M. roily planned THE MOST BREATH- GROUP. Call TERRY MAY- eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex- the computer laboratory, and In a program for computing perience. 332-8384. C Richard Reid, director of the income tax, the computer a n - Feature At N'ARD. 482-4590, 482-4548. 1:15-3:15- computer science station p r o - swered, " Y o u ' r e joking! try TODAY TAKING LOVE STORY C TYPING IN my home. Academic 5:20-7:20- or general. Experienced, a c - gram, explained and demonstrat- again," to a gross income of A Summer Employment Kick- THE SOUNDS and the Sondettes $0. Feature At 9:33 P.M. curate typist. Call 489-3141. ed a subscriber service com- off Rally for students interested OF ALL TIME! a r e now accepting bookings for 1:00-3:05- THE LIQUIDATOR Ask for Sue. C-2/16 puter operation with a teletype- To an income of $1,200,000, in camp and r e s o r t summer work spring t e r m . 351-9155. C writer hooked to a computer in 5:20-7:25- C0ÍS FMM OHI it replied, "Wow!" will be held Thursday in Union JOB RESUMES, 100copies$4.50. 9:35 P.M. HOT-BED Of TV RENTALS for students, $9.00 ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL AD- Southfield. I n ' s e r i o u s computation, the P a r l o r s A, B and C. INTRIGUE TO month. F r e e service and deliv- VERTISING, 533 North Clippert. Reid became a victim of the computer estimated the number Representatives from approxi- MOTHER'. GREAT! computer's temperamental and of four-year degrees the Uni- MMMEIGUNI e r y . Call NEJAC. 337-1300. We IV 5-2213. C-2/16 mately 15 recreation camps and N. Y. TIMES guarantee same day service. r e s o r t s , mostly in Michigan, will TYPING DONE in my home, 2-1/2 Humanities offers • C participate in the rally, which is blocks from campus. 332-16 19. APPOINTMENT FOR passport or co-sponsored by the Placement application pictures now being C Bureau and the Spartan Women's A BEAUTIFUL taken at HICKS STUDIO. 24 PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist. League. FILM! THE % hour or same day service. ED 2- IBM Selectric and Executive, $erlin 6169. ITALIAN VILLAGE: 1101 E. sumes i Michigan. Phone 482-2100. Pick C ttultilith offset printing. P r o - fessional page. 337-1527. thesis typing. Re- printed — $3.00/100 C Far East course BARNES FLORAL l ° ä G For F l c w e i s t LIQUIDATOR PANAVISION MfTROCOLO» T THE NEW YORKER GRAND PRIZE WINNER 1966 up, delivery and table o r d e r s . In response to a growing stu- be a st^dy of the culture of F r e s h and Starts SATURDAY! CANNES FILM FESTAL Tuesday, Wednesday, and TYPING: THESES, Thursday. For the family size, general. Electric typewriter. get small one f r e e with same Fast service. 351-6135. term papers, S-10-2/24 dent interest in non-Western cul- India. tures, a new format for Humani- ties 250, Traditions of the Orient, The course will present a broad view of the arts, literature, phil- 215 ANN Foshonoble E D 2 0871 THE Next'• "MEMORANDUM" QWLLER r What thev did that day will be remembered for all time 1 SHOWN AT 7:20 & 9:30 P.M. combination. 10-2/20 will be offered spring term. losophy, religion, political de- MSU International Film Series ROCK HUDSON GEORGE PEPPARD TYPING TERM PAPERS AND Morning sections, to be in- velopment and institutional life - A MAN Ì THE NEW YORKER: Student- theses. Electric typewriter. structed by Joseph J . Lee, a s - faculty r a t e s . 34 weeks $3.75. Fast service. 332-4597. sociate professor, will study the of the Orient. The design of the l GUGUY STOCKWELL NIGEl GREEN course Is to complement the reg- presents AN