DEFENDS SUBORDINATES Holl adviser for orientation fired Informed that Roberts would not shave, told sion that should be given to freshmen or hired with his beard, responded in short By J I M G R A H A M Hinton to fire him. to their parents. that he would not shave. On Sunday, April 9 a meeting on the and Hinton's firing was made by Thomas G. Licht, who says he objected to the topic of shaving was held in Hinton's Goodale, director of the summer orienta- manner In which the decision was made, Akers Hall apartment. Present wereTer- KYLE C. K E R B A W V said he would decide after he talked with tion program. Goodale says he did so rence J . Carey, director of admissions because Hinton, a subordinate, had de- other Spartan Aides during an open discus- and scholarships, Richard Currey,a grad- The head adviser In MSU's summer livered an ultimatum to him. sion. Licht grew his moustache after he uate adviser In this summer program, freshman orientation program has been Spartan Aides involved were Jeff Licht, was hired. Goodale, Hinton and Sabine. tired. ^ j Elmhurst, 01. sophomore, who wears a The emotion-packed meeting ran for one Goodale says he hired Roberts and Licht Charles Hinton, presently the head res- mustache, and Gary Roberts, Iron Moun- hour until Hinton and Currey plainly stated without consideration to their excess facial ident adviser in Akers Hall, was dismissed tain junior who wears a beard. Both were that If Roberts or Licht were fired, they hair. When he considered, however, what April 10 after he and another orientation hired for this summer's program. would quit. The meeting ended. Impression a beard might have on parents official threatened to resign if two Spartan According to Licht and a former Spar- of freshmen, he asked Hinton to ask the Aides were fired for refusing to shave. tan Aide, Sabine saw the two aides on or The next day Goodale called Hinton in aides if they minded shaving. The Spartan Aides, who act as resident about April 8. In accordance with proce- and Hinton lost his job. According to assistants for the summer orientation pro- dure, the aides s a i d Sabine directed Hinton "Roberts did mind and Hinton supported Goodale, he later changed his mind and grams, received the indication that the to Indicate to the pair that It was either him," Goodale said.' decided to allow Roberts and Licht to keep Vice-President for Special Projects,Gor- their hair or their jobs. According to a former Spartan Aide, their jobs without shaving. don Sabine, believed that their "hairy Roberts, who had been interviewed and Hinton later talked with Sabine who, when appearance" was not the type of impres- Wednesday STATE MEWS MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 'Sport of the Space Age9 East Lansing, Michigan A p r i l 26, 1967 10$ V o l . 59 N u m b e r 165 The MSU Sport P a r a c h u t i n g Club, with m o r e than 60 m e m b e r s , m a k e s club jumps e v e r y weekend, w e a t h e r p e r m i t t i n g , at C o l o m b i a F i e l d 10 m i l e s southwest of campus. Above, Bob Olson rien/z 0 A possible strike at a plant making vital helicopter en- The Bureau of Public Roads, 14 KT. GOLD O V E R LAY gines needed in Vietnam was put off for another two months after holding hearings In every Delightfully perfect Tuesday. A federal Judge issued an injunction, based on the state, placed a $2 billion to $3 miniature roses in jewelry Taft-Hartley Act, extending a temporary 10-day restraining billion pricetegon the program. order. The government, in requesting the Injunction, said a of superb quality. Many critics believe the es- Made with an overlay of strike at the plant would imperil the national safety. timated cost of removing bill- green and pink 14 Kt. gold boards - $589 million, of which . . . comparable to solid gold A U.S. initiation of bombardment of North Vietnamese air states would pay 25 per cent - bases 'is a tragic escalation of the war, Martin Luther King in everything but price. Is low. Pins e Pendants J r . said Tuesday. King also predicted that thousands of young "There isn't enough money in E arrlngs men will go to Jail rather than bear arms. the Treasury to pay for all the billboards the administration A The United States intensified its air war against North wants taken down," says Rep. GIVE HER A Vietnam with its closest attack yet to Hanoi, along with a Kenneth Gray, D-H1. second strike Inside Haiphong. See page 1 State officials say the bill- MONOGRAM board removal estimate is In- PIN Ma campus night watchman at Southern University in Baton complete without adding on the Rouge, La., sent bullet and asphalt fragments flying around probable cost of litigation in- seven students manning a barricade on the campus Tuesday. volved In determining the com- In Silver or Gold The students suffered only minor wounds. The watchman pensation each sign owner would $3 up was charged by police with aggravated assault in connection get. In the c u r r e n t economy-minded with the shooting incident. " I was only trying to scare them," Congress - faced with cutbacks the watchman said. in many major programs because Give Jewelry JIWCLRY % After attending the funeral of Konrad Adenauer Tuesday, of war costs - there is virtually It's a Lasting ART CENTER no indication the program can President Johnson and other Western European leaders^ held get the $200 million to $300 Gift 3 19 E . G r a n d R i v e r M conferences in Bonn. 0 The Highway Beautification Act of 1965 may be completely revised in Congress this year. See page 3 A Climaxing a seven month search, The New York Stock Exchange board of governors Tuesday said they will appoint BUILDING BLOCKS OF KNOWLEDGE Robert W. Haack as the Exchange's new president. THIS WEEKEND! Phi Kappa Sigma p,:,,,,,,^ at the Tickets now on sale at Union, Campbell's HEATH COMPANY Suburban Shop, Auditorium and by coupon below WORLD'S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF ELECTRONIC ji KITS - BENTON HARBOR - ST. 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Spartans divide Philly fans a da ;bleheader mob Sportllne: ^ ^ By G A Y E L W E ? C H State News Sports W r i t e r mnners on second and third. The Spartans got four hits In 76ers I have Just reviewed the "rugged" 1967 State football season, as well as Duffy Daugherty's discussion of non-conference opponents, in Joe Mitch's April 20th article. Long-time fans of college football the first game. PHILADELPHIA (UPI)— DETROIT — MSU's The triumphant Philadelphia in the Southeastern Conference (such as myself) do not question b a s e b a l l team got s t r o n g Hitters for the Spartans with 76ers, with the National Bas- MSU's or Notre Dame'a proficiency on the field; both teams de- pitching per for m cinces one apiece were: Tom Hummel, ketball Association Cham- served the high national standing accorded them In the absurdly from Zona E aft Steve Rymal, Bill Steckley and pionship in their pockets, shortsighted UPI and AP polls. We merely add the University of ?°nd Walters. came home from San Fran- Alabama to the list of "co-champions." M ickey K night in ' -!. Grabows-Yellobole Medicos-Falcons CIGARETTES Tobacco Pouches five touchdowns and 226 yards gained in Saturday's scrimmage, while Raye ran one touchdown Lee complements Raye In the backfield, offering good pass pro- tection for the scrambling quar- Intramural News Kirsten-Winston's Pipe Racks himself and threw for another. terback. Lighters MAC'S GO DOUBLE CHEEZE C ustombuilts-Sasienl MEN'S |.M. 8 Bacchus - Balder Last season Lee was primarily Raye's ability as a passing a blocker for AU-AmericanClint quarterback is unquestioned af- Softball 9 Windsor - Wimbledon McDonald's 120 Jones and had little opportunity ter his successes last fall, Sat- I . M . Building F i e l d s Time 7:40 North to carry the ball from the left urday he was on target 9 of 1 Argonaughts - Arhouse Washington halfback spot. 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W A S H I N G T O N - L A N S I N G , M I C H I G A N I Wednesday, April 26, 1967 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan ARTS, LIT TIR S MAJORS Duo-piano team Student advisers vote set By S T E V E G A T E S State News S t a f f W r l t e r In history, art, music, philoso- phy, and ftllglon to meet Mon- day, and those In English, Ger- in these committees," Schroll •aid. Schroll, one of the ACC mem- in concert here man and Russian, romance lan- bers who has been helping plan Ferrante and Telcher, Amer- sold more than 1.5 million copies. The College of Art» and Let- guages, linguistics and African the specific program in Arts ica's best known duo-pianists Since then the team has sold ters has set up two students- Studies, and all Interdepartmen- and Letters, said that one of the will present "The Sights and 19 million records, and received only meetings for all of Its majors tal majors to meet Tuesday. primary functions for the stu- Sounds of Ferrante andTelcher" nine gold record awards. next week, making It the first According to H. Ted Schroll, dent committees would be to at 8:15 p.m. Thursday in the Tickets for Thursday's per- college to have elections for stu- Rochester Junior, the five stu- act as an access route to the Auditorium. formance are available at the dent advisory committees. dents elected in each department individual departments for stu- Both men have been performing Union Building Ticket Office. As planned by the ASMSU Aca- will act as advisers to the de- dents who have suggestions or since they studied together at age demic Coordinating Committee partment chairman on any de- (ACC) and the College of Arts partmental matters, except rec- complaints. In addition, each of the de- six under the late Carl Fried- berg at the Juilllard School of Water Carnival and Letters, majors will meet ommendations on specific pro- partmental committees will elect Music in New York. Tickets for Water Carnival from 7:30 to 9:30 Tuesday and fessors. one representative to a college- are on sale at the Union ticket Wednesday In 109 Anthony to elect Since the college has set up wide committee of 10 students After graduation from Juil- five representatives for each de- the student committees on a one- to advise the dean on college llard, both accepted professor- office and Campbell's Suburban partment. year trial basis, "a lot depends matters. ships uf teach theory and compo- Shop. sition at the school. Later they About 35 on- and off-campus The schedule calls for majors upon what happens this year with- As adopted by the Arts and Letters faculty, rules call for appeared as soloists with the living units will display float« the committees to have at least two open meetings each term, Michigan's entry Toledo Symphony Orchestra and following the theme eventually began arranging their ABCDarian: the Building Blocks "The own concert tours. of Knowledge." Hannah to speak and a total of at least three meetings per term. Sonya Dunson, 24, af D . t r o l t , was chosen M i s s M i c h i g a n U n l v . r s . ' ^ Monday night at the G a b l e s . At l . f t Is K a t h l . n . Ann B l a s c a k , M i s s M i c h i g a n 1966. M i s s Schroll explained that the in- Dunson w i l l compete In t h . M i s s U . S . A . p a g . a n t M a y 20. T h . w i n n e r af that contest Their "Theme I960 from the recording of Apartment" Ticket» are $2 for May 19, $2.50 for May 20. terdepartmental majors will act MSU LECTURE-CONCERT SERIES w i l l r e p r e s e n t the U.S. In the M i s s U n i v e r s e pageant July 15. at U-M festivities of India, will arrive Friday and Arts and Letters. as an advisory committee to James D. Rust, asst. dean of President John A. Hannah will speak at commencement Satur- In the College of Social Sci- SPECIAL represent Michigan Institutions of higher learning at the Uni- day. versity of Michigan's 150thbirth- Thursday's sessions on the future of higher education In- ence, ACC will present a writ- ten proposal for student advi- sory committees similar to the Board acts to gain day celebration. plan now being implemented by voice in 'U' policies FERRANTE Tonight Hannah will deliver clude, "The University and To- Arts and Letters. special greetings to the U-M morrow's Student: On Preparing The dean of the Engineering sesqulcentennlal gathering of ed- One for the Other;" "The Uni- Dept. is considering a seven- ucators from around the world. versity and Tomorrow's People: man committee selected by fac- By E L L E N Z U R K E Y after both the faculty commit- ciliation is evident the recom- and Harvard University President On Contributing to the Future tee and student board pass It mendations would die. ulty members to discuss prob- State News S t a f f W r l t e r Nathan Pusey, representing in- Health, Level of Culture, and lems at the college level. The even if one body has further Student board also adopted a stitutions of the United States, General Welfare of People;" committee would be formed for The ASMSU Student Board ha» recommendations. second policy by which living TEICHER and Constantlne Zurayk, pres- and "The University and Tomor- a period of one year, and define outlined a method by which either It suggests that the vice presi- units may propose changes in ident of the International Assn. row's Civilization: On Promoting it or the Faculty Committee on dent consider the recommenda- University regulations. its own functions. of Universities, will also give Intercultural Understanding and ACC also reported that plans Student Affairs may add recom- tions separately from the policy The policy states that a living special greetings. Reducing Conflict in the World." mendatlon% to proposed changes and that a conference committee unit may initiate a change, sub- Speakers will be James Conant, for student committees were In University regulations or pol- be set up to discuss the recom- mit its recommendations to a The four-day celebration, former president of Harvard Uni- being made in the University icies. mendations at the request of major governing group and then during which educators from 159 versity; Li Choh-Mlng, vice College and the College of Com- either student board or the fac- forward the recommendations to American Institutions of higher The outline, which supplements chancellor of the Chinese Univer- munication Arts, but did not re- learning and 79 foreign Institu- tions will discuss higher educa- sity of Hong Kong; Manlio Rossi lease any specific details. the Academic Freedom Report, ulty committee. was formulated by Bill Lukens, The conference committee's ASMSU and the faculty commit- tee. Piano Duo Dorla, professor of economics tion in tomorrow's world, will president of Men's Halls Assn., decision would then be sent to and agriculture at the University end with U-M's spring com- mencement Saturday. of Naples; Harold Rocke Robert- Smith to lead and ratified by the student board each body for approval or re- Sunday. jection. TOGETHER 2 SI2ZLERS son, principal and vice chancel- IN FIERY COLORI Zaklr H us a in, vice president The need for such a proposal If approved the recommenda- lor of McGlll University; Kenneth The RAPE Thürs., April 27 Bouldlng, professor of economics gymnasts became evident after confusion tions would then go to the vice arose over the handling of the president for his decision. If OF T H f and research economist at U-M; £2) Sabine AWS hours proposal, Lukens the vice president rejected the 8:15 p.m. and Alexandr D. Alexandrov, pro- next season recommendations another con- ' Women Art Tung fessor of mathematics, Novo- sibirsk State University. Dennis Smith was elected cap- said. AWS's proposal was accepted ference committee would be set LIMrTED SHOWING UNIVERSITY up. Friday's session on tomor- tain of the MSU gymnastic team by the faculty committee but MAY 3 thru 9 new board amended by the student board. If either body rejected the row's student will consider how for next season, and Ron Aure CREST D R I V E IN Under the Academic Freedom recommendations and no recon- AUDITORIUM to equate the educational needs was voted most valuable senior of students with their needs and at the team's annual banquet Report either the faculty com- expectations. mittee or student board can ac- FREE ELECTRIC IN CAR "HEATERS secretory Monday. cept, reject or make recom- Speakers Friday will be Roger A former ASMSU Student Board versity of California at Berke- member, who sought the chair- ley; Juan Gomez Mlllas, Chilean Smith, a Junior, competed on Heyns, chancellor of the Uni- the parallel bars and side horse mendations to proposed changes this past season, while Aure was in University regulations. The board is proposing that Ata.Utf Lin D U I VB - I N 'THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF FERRANTE&TEICHER' A thrilling and unique evening of music and laughter by the brilliant duo as they display their spectacular piano in floor exercise, vault and tram- the vice president for student manship, has been appointed sec- Minister of Education and former pyrotechnics, along with their delightful art. poline affairs act on a policy change retory of student government. rector of the University of Chile; Art Tung, former Junior mem- Ingvar Svennilson, professor of TONIGHT! ALL COLOR PROGRAM Reserved seats: $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 ber-at-large, was named secre- economics and vice rector of the $1.00 reduction to MSU students with validated I.D. tory last week by Greg Hopkins, University of Stockholm; Teodoro (Validated ID card plus reserved seattlcket stub necessary chairman of ASMSU. Moscoso, former coordinator of JWITH Ml IRÒ GOLOWYN MAVtR for admittance at the door.) As secretory, Tung will sit as the Alliance for Progress In an ex-officio (non-voting) mem- Puerto Rico; Enl NJoku, vice ' ber of the board. chancellor of the University of m-im McCALLUM! AMMNi MEICHES EVERETT FREEMAN SONGS and STORIES of the GREEN BERETS PRODUCTO IN 1 "You contribute In which ever Nigeria; Helmut Becker, director way you can," Tung said. of the Max Planck Institute in W E D . T H U R S . F R I . S A T . - 4 DAYS O N L Y He said he thought It "very Berlin; Yoichi Maeda, professor generous" of HOpkins to offer of French literature and general DORIS DMT POPULAR him the position. education at Tokyo University; 5 - A C A D E M Y A W A R D S - BEST A C T R E S S ROD TAYLOR Tung thinks the secretary's and Jacques Corvoisier, pro- office should handle public rela- fessor of church history at the IMPORTANT! NO ONE UNDER 10 WILL BE ADMITTED UNLESS ACCOMPANIEO BY HIS PARENT. ARTHUR GODFREY S/Sgt. BARRY SADLER tions. He has appointed two stu- University of Geneva. dents to help with Internal and | K l I I M V (Balladeer - Soldier) external relations. Penny Kahn, defeated candi- date for the female member-at- R l C M M C O large seat on student board, will handle Internal relations. IN ERNEST LEHMAN'S PROOUCTMN Of EDWARO ALME S Miss Kahn plans to establish a team of about 20 coeds who will attend board meetings and TODAY FROM . . . 7fiO P.M. report to house council as a AT . . . 7:10 & 9:18 P.M. V M t a i M i n liaison between the board and m t d o i f ? students. Peggy Hill, former member of the executive board of Off ¿ovjna GEORGE SEGAL-SANDY DENNIS o»««•» m wcmols presented by warmer enos l Campus Council, will be respon- sible for external relations with other universities. CoUPKä T W O C O M P L E T E SHOWS N I G H T L Y AT 7s52and 12:30 FREE ELEÇTRIÇ_ÇAR HESTERS Tung also plans to offer "ac- LAN ADULT MOTION FICTUK F«OM SWUXN) tion-line" services where stu- "SHOCKING! B O L D ! " 2ND HIT KALEIDOSCOPE AT 10 P . M . Soo'h Ceda, al Joli» Road JU2 ?4?9 dents will be able to call his office to get help in everything from dropping courses to or- PROGRAM INrCRMATION F « i « a TONIGHT! ALL COLOR PROGRAM " B A W D Y ! " TODAVM EXCLUSIVE 1ST AREA SHOWING ganizing social functions. Tung replaces Dave Davis as secretary. A . "v ' ' ' C A M P U«feri» LAST I:25_3:55-6:30-9:05 S lAClfS'PAV SHOCK MASTERS TO SHATTER YOUR SENSES! BOLD FACETS OF Ak.jUR!' DAY I ,',, N ' ' " WINNER OF 6 ACADEMY AWARDS INCLUDING AN EXCITING FILM!" Beware BEST PICTURE directed by MAI II T TI RI INC the BEAT •flrjsrd hy PROMN I ENT (ILMS , • of the OF THE YEARI cloth-wrapped COMING FEET! "RARE ENTERTAINMENT! A OEM I" — N*w*w—k COLUMBIA PICTURES pr~«iu Tm A Lucky One9 FRED ZINNEM ANN S B a r r y Sadler w i l l play and sing f a v o r i t e songs m FILM (If m m u m m y s AMAN and t e l l about life in the Special F o r c e s . •CREATED s h r o u d * Tuesday, M a y 9 - 8 : 1 5 P.M. FOR ALL MARVELOUS!" -William Woll. Cut Mtgtimt «Sfwru mpwuk m CiuurrN »uns ¿"¿j M„ m -¿v UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM SEASONS From ihr I>l.> bv y—. «¡¡«os* sus»«*« mm'ii»* STiìù «r>o"«' 'a»"»"'"" ic,rr COLO* BY DELUXE R e s e r v e d Seats: $3.00, $2.50, $2.00 UNION T I C K E T OFFICE COLOR ••»• HOHKirr HOLTïïfflMCOU»"V« A _ 2:15-7:00 $1.00 reduction f o r MSU Students. (Validated TODAY . . . -9:15 P.MJ || SHOWN AT 8:00 & 11:50 | | SHOWN AT 10:00 ONLY I . D . c a r d plus r e s e r v e ticket stub necessary ADULTS $1.75 CE-ABME* Directed By 2 COLOR CARTOONS Ray Bradbury * 'Newu information^ 4 0 9 <4BS , f o r a d m i s s i o n at the door. ^^^^^ From Ike world- famed novel by FRANCOIS T R U F F A U T Ree lased thru PROMN IENT FUM .S 6 Michigan State News, East Länsing, Michigan Wednesday, April 26, 1967 COMES WHEN YOU USE A STATE NEWS WANT AD STATE NEWS 'SUcèts^ CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive Automotive Employment For Rtnt r'or Rent For Rent For Rent CORVÉTTE 1964 AM-FM, new CAR WASH: 25^. Wash, wax, fiMPLOYfcftiJ OV£:RLGA£> C6M- SUMMER TWO-man apartment. * ¿ tires, perfect condition. Ga- vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- PANY. Experienced secretar- Reduced rent, near campus. E6UR " 6 I R L lower half nlci SPRING or summer - two girls. DUPLEX - C 5 R A M E tile bath, house. Twelve month lease. Northwlnd apartment. $56.25/ carpeted. J* 60. Married adults lOW CO; raged winters. IV 5-7990. pert, back of KOKO BAR. ies, typists to work temporary 351-4621 after 6 p.m. 3-4/27 Close campus. After 5:30 p.m. month. 332-0234. 3-4/28 only. Available August 1st. 3-4/26 assignments. Never a fee. Phone MAftlGOLD APARTMENTS, 9 l l WANT AD " C-4/27 332-2195. 4-4/28 487-6071. C-4/27 SUMMER I SWIMMING pool, air- Phone 332-4605. 3-4/27 CORVETTE T555 Fastback"; MASON B6DV Shop, 812 feast Marigold Avenue. Four one- NEED ONE girl for Cedar Village condltioner, one-bedroom, Bur- SUMMER AND fall terms. Near 13,000 actual miles. Good condi- Kalamazoo Street - since 1940. FOtJR WELL-dressed men to bedroom furnished apartments apartment. Available Imme- cham Woods. 351-6275. Campus. Parking, 332-8903 af- tion. Warranty. $3,400. Day» Complete auto painting and col- deliver advertising gifts. Car available for summer term. diately. 355-3644. 5-5/1 • AUTOMOTIVE 784-7161; evenings, 783-4258. lision service. American and 5-4/28 ter 6 p.m. 4-4/28 necessary. Call Mr. Lee, 339- June 15 to September 15. Phone • EMPLOYMENT WANTED: THREE girls to share 3-4/28 foreign cars. IV 5-0256. C 8610 between 1:00 and 4:30p.m. IV 9-9651. 10-5/8 $50 REWARD (commission). Help • FOR RENT i East Side sublease summer four-man house until June 15th. 415 Ann COUGAR, 1967.4000 miles, black 2-4/26 SUMMER: MAN to sublease Riv- . FOR SALE Aviation apartment. 351-6212. 3-4/26 Street. $50 per month Includ- with white Interior, radio, GREAT LAKES feMPL6VMfe^T erside apartment. $50 monthly. l-bedroom, heat, furnished , LOST & FOUND ing utilities. Phone 351-9303. whltewalls, console. Standard FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to "for permanent positions for men Rick, 351-9408. 3-4/28 $125. Also, house 2-bedroom SÜMMER SUBLETfour-manliiJl • PERSONAL learn in the PIPER CHERO- 5-4/28 transmission. Mrs, Nlxola and women In office, sales, tech- COUPLE: for 3 at $150 or 4 at $180. ury apartment. Reduced price. • PEANUTS PERSONAL KEE!! Special $5 offer! 484- SUMMER. TKree Bayle, 332-5857 or 355-7707. nical. IV 2-1543. C-4/27 All units furnished and $100 $180. 351-7749. 3-4/26 THREE-BEDROOM, furnished, • REAL ESTATE 1324. C rooms, furnished, $50.00. Man- 3-4/26 deposit. No children or pets. in Lansing, near bus line. Avail- • SERVICE agerial duties. Interview, 485- FOURTH GIRL for the friendly DODtìE 1965 tìart (5t, V-8, 2- Available now - no fall term able May 1 through mid-Septem- • TRANSPORTATION Scooters & Cycles ENGINEERS 9011. 3-4/28 Chalet. Immediately. Phone door hardtop, bucket seats, holding. Phone IV 9-1017. ber. Call 484-1938. 5-4/25 • WANTED SUMMER, SU6LEASE three-man 351-4096. 3-4/26 radio, automatic transmission, CULLY'S CYCLE CENTER. Ka- WORKING WIDOW will share wasakl and Montesa In stock. WANTED apartment. Riverhouse. Re- NEEDED 1-3 girls to sublet Uni- 25,000 miles. Balance of war- home and facilities with respon- DEADLINE Also reliable used motorcycles duced rent. 353-0057. 3-4/28 SUMMER - FOUR man two be<£ versity Terrace apartment for sible graduate student couple. ranty. 627-2670. 3-4/27 % room, kitchen, living room. 353- on hand. 484-4019. C-4/27 Well established, growing SUMMER TERM: Four - man summer term. Reasonable 1 P . M . one class day be- 7439, 353-1936. 3-4/26 References. 487-0846 after 6 FORD Galaxie XL, 1965. Green Grand Haven manufactur- apartment Delta Arms, near rates. 351-9324. 3-4/26 fore publication. interior, bucket seats, excel- HONDA S-90. $250. 351-4490, p.m. 3-4/26 ing company r e q u i r e s campus. 351-7764. 3-4/28 NEEDED: ONE girl for summer NEED ONE graduate woman Sep- lent condition. $1,700. IV 4- Glen. 3-4/27 creative design engineers. In luxury apartment near cam- tember to June, $58.00. 351- Cancellations - 12 noon one FOUR OR five man luxury Rivers Rooms 2965. 3-4/26 HARLEY - DAVIDSON Motor- Mechanical engineering pus. 351-9319. 3-4/26 6721. 3-4/26 class day before publica- Edge apartment to sublet for ROOM FOR female student, FORD 1964 convertible; radio, cycle. Three wheel 45 police background preferred. The tion. summer. 337-1314. 3-4/28 HASLETT APAftTMfeNt: two 124 CEDAR Street, East Lansing. share. Close to school. Call heater, automatic shift, 390 en- special. Buddy seat and tow bar work is diversified and Furnished apartments for two ONE MALE student needed for girls for summer term. Excel- 351-5705. 3-4/26 PHONE gine, $700.393-2139 after 6p.m. to transport behind your car. c h a l l e n g i n g and the two-man apartment. Univer- lent location. $55 per month. students. $165 for 9 1/2 month 3-4/27 Good condition. $225 at 532 surroundings are pleasant. lease; $160 for 12 month lease; TWO AND three man rooms now 355-8255 Salary commensurate with sity Villa. Call 351-6792. 351-9506. 3-4/26 leasing for summer and fall FORD 1966 Custom 500, four- Spartan Avenue, East Lansing. $150 for summer. IV 7-3216. RATES experience. Reply in writ- 2-4/27 t H R E E ROOM furnished apart- terms. One of the finest student door sedan, black with red in- 3-4/27 Call evenings until 9 p.m., 882- ing. FREE MONTH'S ft E N t . Need one ment, air conditioned. $135 per rooms in East Lansing. Ap- 1 DAf SI.50 terior, 200-6 Cruse-O-Matic, KAWASAKI T955 l'25cc Sport 2316. 10-5/4 man for Chalet Apartments. month. Adults only. Three room proved and supervised. Newly 3 DAYS ¿3.00 power steering, radio, wheel touring cycle. Electric start, BOX AA unfurnished except stove, re- SUBLET three-man luxury covers, whltewalls. Full war- low mileage. Priced for quick 351-5499. 5-5/1 furnished, completely carpeted. 5 DAYS ..55.00 STATE NEWS frigerator. Air conditioned. apartment, a i r - conditioned, Paved parking. Two blocks from ranty. 484-3697. 3-4/26 sale. 351-5774. 3-4/28 EAST LANSING 135 KtbZlfebrlve , East Lansing. $185 per month. Four room bar, terrace, Beal Street. 351- (based on 10 words per ad) campus. $45 per month. Call MERCEDES-BENZ 1961. 220S MOTORCYCLfe H E A D O U A R ' - Furnished apartments for two unfurnished except stove. Will 7537. 5-4/25 Over 10, 15f per word, per day, Chuck at 351-9303 or 482-2919. sedan. Absolutely b e a u t i f u l . TERS: Your local Yamaha au- DELIVERY BOYS; $2-$3 per students. Summer lease only accept two children. $140 per SUMMER SUBLEASE: two-bed- hour. VARSITY DRIVE-IN. Also $150 per month. IV 7-3216. Call 5-4/28 There will be a service Luxury and quality for only thorized dealer, sales and serv- month. Call GERALD A. BAKER room, luxury apartment with and bookkeeping charge if ice. All types of riding apparel, part time Inside help. 5-4/26 evenings until 9 p.m., 882-2316. COMPANY. IV 4-4463. 5-4/28 GlRLS: SPEND an enjoyable sum- $1495. THE CHECK POINT. dishwasher. Opens onto large this ad is not paid within complete selection of helmets. S U S T 5 5 Y T wanted. Meals plus 10-5/4 mer term In the Delta Delta Okemos. 332-4916. C-4/27 back lawn. 351-7896. 3-4/25 SUBLEASE SUMMER term, fie- SUPER SUMMER Sublease: Delta House. Pleasant living one week. SHEP'S MOTORS, Just south of pay. 351-9400 or 332-3020. MGA 1961, excellent condition. 1-96 Expressway on Cedar darbrook Arms apartments. three - man, near campus. UNIVERSITY TERRACE: Two at a most reasonable rate. 332- The State News will be 31,000 miles. $850 or best of- 2-4/27 Cedarbrook Arms. 332-0119. bedroom unit for summer. Sub- Street. OX 4-6621, ' C ¿HOOSE YOUR own hours. A few Three-man luxury apartment. 5031. 5-4/26 responsible only for the fer. 353-2872. 5-4/28 lease. Call 332-2902. 5-4/26 Good location. 351-9065. 5-4/28 ROOM FOR woman.' filock Union. first day's Incorrect inser- HONDA 50, 1964, good condition. hours a day can mean excellent tion. MGB 1964 BRG wires, radio, Best offer over $100.00. ED 2- earnings for you as a trained 5-5/1 CLOSEST LUXURY apartment to Lutheran Quiet. Available April 28. ED2- luggage rack. 25,000 miles. 351- 1363. Call Gary. 5-5/2 Avon representative. For ap- campus. Four to sub-let for M e n ' s Co-Op 8498. 3-4/27 4687. 5-5/2 Graduate and Married Students summer. 351-9287. 3-4/26 pointment, in your own home, ALC-LCA-MO. SYNOD HAPPINESS IS living in GAMMA The State News does not MUSTANG 1966. V-8, standard SUZUKI 5Scc. Less than 2(30 BAY COLONY LARGE THREE-room, clean. write Mrs. Alona Hucklns, 5664 affiliated with PHI BETA House June 18 to permit racial or religious miles, only six months old. discrimination in Its ad- transmission, vinyl top, many extras. 485-1145. 3-4/28 646-2343. 5-4/26 School Street, Haslett, Michigan or call IV 2-6893. C 5-4/28 APARTMENTS 1127 N. HAGADORN Good location, no pets, deposit. 485-0976 or 372-5540. Prefer bzy July 26. Call 332-6426. 5-4/26 vertising columns. The MOTORCYCLE HEA£>QUAR'- married couple. 3-4/28 NATIONAL LUTHERAN FRAT SUMMER HOUSING: fie'st loca- MUSTANG 1965 convertible. V-8, ACCOUNTING MAJOR to work Now leasing 63 units. 1 and State News will not accept TERS: Your local Yamaha au- WE'VE GOT A HOUSE. tion. Inexpensive. Phi Sigma three speed. Excellent condi- four hours a day plus Saturdays. 2 b e d r o o m s , unfurnished. SWIMMING POOL! One needed advertising which discrim- thorized dealer, sales and serv- WE'RE LOOKING FOR Kappa. Call 332-8696. 5-5/2 tion. 882-8617. 3-4/28 Must be Junior or senior. Call Close to campus, shopping summer term, two-man apart- inates against religion, ice. All types of riding apparel, LOVELY FURNISHED single OLDSMOBILE 1960 88, two-door',' Jack Roost at 882-0251. c e n t e r , downtown, and bus ment. Burcham Woods, 355- INTERESTED MEN. race, color or national ori- room across from Cherry Lane. hardtop. One owner, good con- complete selection of helmets. line. Model open 9-5 Week- 6778. 3-4/28 gin- 3-4/28 Call dition. Phone 337-9438. 3-4/26 SHEP'S MOTORS, Just south of days and 5 p.m.-9 p.m. by IT'S SO EASY to find the work-" Call 351-5696. 3-4/28 1-96 Expressway on Cedar LEGAL SECRETARY: excellent KEN KUEKER 353-8321 OLDSMOBILE 1959. Good bocfy", appt. Sat. and Sun. 1-5. ers you want when you use Street. OX 4-6621. 3-4/26 working conditions, shorthand BOB REMER 337-2453 For Sale motor, tires. Clean. Power rents from I 35.00 P e r month "Help Wanted" Ads In Classl- steering, brakes. $225.00. TU YAMAHA 1966 tilg feear Scram- and typing required. For inter- 332-6321 332-2571 fled. Dial 355-8255. NOW! NEED TWO men for spring term BIRTHDAY CAKES 7 " - $3.60, Automotive bler. Good condition, $550.00. view, call 372-5700. 10-5/9 TWO-BEDROOM luxury apart- 131 Woodmere. 351-9216. 8 " - $4.12, 9 " - $4.90 deliver- 2-9378. 3-4/26 or 337-0511 ALFA ROMEO 1960 convertible. Morris, 337-0801. 4-3/26 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: men, ment, close to campus, summer. 5-5/1 ed. Also sheet cakes. KWAST PONTIAC 1965 tEMPfeST, two- LARCH, SOUTH, 301-1/2 - One PRINCETON ARMS Apartment Good condition. $695, THE YAMAHA 8&cc. 1966. Like new. 20 or over. Detroit area, $2.80 BAKERIES, IV 4-1317. door, six cylinder, standard bedroom upper, utilities, stove 351-5791. 3-4/28 CHECK POINT. Okemos, 332- Call IV 5-7051. 3-4/26 per hour. Overtime available. now renting for immediate oc- ' C-4/27 shift, radio, heater, retractable and refrigerator furnished. $85 s U B C E T — T H R E E -man luxury cupancy. One bedroom, unfur- 4916. C-4/27 David Jaffa, 353-2gQ3 between safety belts. One owner. $1195. ri6Ni)A 250, 1965. Like new for per month. 'References required apartment, a i r - conditioning, FOR WEDDING and practical AUSTIN HEALEY i960, 5000 IV 4-9092 . 10-3 p.m. 10-5/2 nished. Starting at $115.00, in- 3-4/28 $400 or best offer. 351-6473. and no children. Phone 393- bar, terrace, Beal Street. 351- shower gifts, complete line of miles, radio, w/w, good condi- cluding stove, refrigerator, PONTIAC l965 LeMans, 326. 5-4/27 1900. 4-4/27 7537. 5-5/2 basket-ware. See ACE HARD- tion. 351-5082, Jim. 5-4/28 For Rent garbage disposal, and air-con- WARE'S selections. 201 East Two-door, hardtop. 332-0834, YAMAHA 1963, 250cc, £xcellent AVONDALE APAR+MENTS now GARAGE: ITS Grove, tKree ditioner. Call 337-0511 or 351- AUSTIN HEALEY, 1965, white Jerry after 6 p.m. TV RENTALS for students, $9.00 Grand River, across from 3-4/28 condition. Must sell. Best of- leasing two-bedroom furnished blocks Berkey. $8.00 month. 0430 for appointment. 10-5/4 with black top. New Pirelli tires. month. Free service and deliv- Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C fer. Call Tim, ED 2-5639. apartments for June and Sep- 351-4266, long period pre- 129 BURCHAM Drive, East Lan- PORSCHE 1966, five-speed, AM- ery. CallNEJAC. 337-1300. We Reasonable price. Phone 351- 5-4/28 tember. Also one available for ferred. 5-5/2 sing. Furnished apartments for FM short wave radio, excellent guarantee same day service. C FIVE DUN-OP C-41's. New 9481 or call at 749 Burcham CALL GARY NICKERSON, 484- spring term. Call 351-7672 or two students. 9 1/2 month lease shape, $3,995. Joe Arbough, WATERS EDGE apartment, sum- spare. Whltewalls. Contact Jay, Drive, apartment 14. 4:30-7 7781 or 372-2875. 1965 BSA TV RENTALS for students. Eco- 337r2080. 10-4/26 $130; summer lease $120; 12 489-2491. 5-5/2 mer term 2-4. Next door to cam- 353-2088. 3-4/27 p.m. Monday-Friday. 3-4/28 650cc. Must sell. $695.00. Ex- nomical rates by the term or FRANDOR, NEAR. OneTbedroom, month lease $125. Call IV 7- PORSCHE ENfilNEb Volkswa- pus. 351-9055. 3-4/28 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, l966.Sil- cellent condition. 4-4/28 month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT- furnished housev Sub-let, $125, EFFICIENCY for summer term. 3216. Call evenings until 9p.m., gen. Many extras, very fast. Faculty & Grad. ver blue. Best offer. 351-9446. SUZUKI 150. fclectric starter, ALS. 484-9263. C utilities. 484-6595. 5-4/28 882-2316. 10-5/4 $595. THE CHECK POINT. Air-conditioned and pool. Call Students 5-4/28 brand new. Only $395 at STRAT- NOW UNTIL June 15: share one Okemos. 332-4916. C-4/27 351-6528, 5-5/1 TON SPORT CENTER, 1915 Apartments bedroom luxury apartment In Houses EAST LANSING AREA AUSTIN HEALIiV 3000. i96i. RAMBLER AMERICAN 1960, SUMMER TWO-man apartment. East Michigan. IV 4-4411. C FURNISHED FOR two, three or Ideal Villa with one roommate. UNFURNISHED ranch style, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Michelin x tires, radio, heater, four - door, automatic, radio, Reduced rent, near campus. MATCHLESS - MlNY black 1965. four. $120 Includes utilities. $80 for full period. Call 351- three-bedroom duplex with PRIVATE LAKE overdrive. Excellent condition. $200.00. Call Al, 353-7424. 351-4621 after 6 p.m. 3-4/28 372-5025. 5-4/26 5447. 3-4/26 stove and refrigerator and car- Enjoy boating, fishing, 337-9619. 3-4/28 G 80 S 500 single. 5,000 miles. SUBLET BIGGEST apartment in 5-4/28 SUBLEASE SUMMER, reduced peting. $190 month plus utilities swimming, your own pri- BUGATTI 1926, Type 40 Road- TEMPEST 1962 ¿port Coupe. $900. 489-5467. 5-5/2 SUBLEt LtJXURY apartment University Terrace. Need three. summer. A i r - c o n d i t i o n i n g , rent, large tferrace. Call 351- Call B.A. FAUNCE COMPANY, vate lake and beach. 1-2 ster. $4000 or nearest offer. Four-speed, buckets. Excellent HONDA 305cc. 1966. Used seven 351-7464. 5-5/2 9378. 5-4/27 Realtors, ED 2-2596; evenings, Call 882-9355 between 9-11 p.m. condition. 332-0841. 3-4/28 weeks. Owner in service. 882- pool. Reduced rent. 351-7040. SUBLEASE FOR summer, three- ED 2-1481 or ED 2-5338. bedroom apartments in- 5-4/28 7242. 3-4/28 5-5/2 LUXURY APARTMENT, one clude air conditioning, car- girl apartment, air-conditioned, 5-4/26 t b Y & r t f i 1966, 30 miles gallon. bedroom, unfurnished, close to peting, drapes, refrigera- BUICK 1965 LeSabre, four-door', HONDA CB-160, 1965. Perfect near campus. 355-1658. 4-5/1 MODERN FOUR-bedroom house. Balance $1716.00. Will refi- campus. $140.00. IV 2-9914. tor, oven and range, laun- hardtop, power steering and nance. Perry, 625-4544. condition. Helmet, also. 694- Burcham Woods Four males for summer. $60/ brakes. $1885. Call 393-0689. _ 10-5/8 WANTED: TWO girls to sublet dry facilities. Worry-free 0303 or 337-0581. 3-4/28 month. Dave Kagan, 332-8641. 5-4/27 3-4/26 HONDA 160 Scrambler, 1966.- Eydeal Villa SUMMER: 3«~4 man apartment. luxury Chalet apartment. Sum- year around maintenance, TRIUMPH SPlYFlRE, 1965. Yell mer term only. 351-9150. 2-4/27 furnished or unfurnished. BUICK SPECIAL '65. Two door, Good condition, extras. $500. • Our pools are now being Air conditioned. $-195.00. Call low with black top. Call IV 4- 3-4/28 SMALL HDUSE, one or two peo- Adults only. 5 mln. from coupe, V-8, automatic trans- 353-7467. 3-4/28 readied for Spring. 351-6121. 5-4/25 0147 after 5 p.m. 3-4/26 NEW ONE - bedroom apartment ple. Available summer. Call campus. Chalet Park mission. Call 351-6026 after 6 SUZUKI l50cc., 1966. Excellent • Sub lease and short term FOUR MAN apartment. Close in, TR 3, 1961, black, new soft top. to sublease June until Septem- 489-9177. 5-5/2 Apartments at Lake O'The p.m. 3-4/28 leases are now available supervised, c l « n , quiet. Sum- Excellent. Extras. $700. 355- condition. Must sell. Best offer. ber. Phone 351-4332 after 5p.m. FALL: LARGE 10 room house. Hills. Ph. 339-8258 or 332- for Spring & Summer. mer, fall. 351-4062 . 3-4/27 CADILLAC 1956. Excellent con- 9057 . 3-4/28 355-0585. 3-4/28 3-4/28 Haslett. Ample parking. 339- 8704. • For 1, 2, 3, 4 students or ONE-THREE people needed sum- dition. New engine. All power. NORTON 750cc Scrambler, 1966. 2307. 3-4/28 TR3-B, 1963. Many accessories, single working people. mer. One immediately. Good LUXURY APARTMENt for sum- Tom. 337-9734. 3-4/26 Excellent condition, $900. Call new tires. Service records. 7- • Rentals start at $125. location. 351-7763. 3-4/28 mer term. Reduced rates, pool. CADILLAC 1958 convertible, all 351-6839. 3-4/28 Call 351-7756. 5-5/2 B Q B B B n a t a a D H 11 p.m., 484-3628. 3-4/28 FOURTH GIRL needed - Eydeal power. Good tires, needs tune- VALIANT 1964, V-200. Excep- HONDA 50, 1966. Best offer. Call East Lansing Villa - May 1 to June 9. 355- SUBLET APARTMENT for sum- • • B B S BBBBBE3 up $300. Call 677-4611 or see tional - $995.00. For informa- between 5 and 9. 351-5457. Management Co. 5522, 8-5 p.m. 3-4/28 mer. Two or three men. Call • • • H B • • • • • • at 817 South Lansing in Mason. 3-4/28 QEK3 a n a a • • • tion, 337-0464 afternoons-eve- SUMMER SUBLET efficiency 351-7959. 5-5/1 ACROSS ing 4-4/28 HONDA 305 bream, 1966. 3,000 745 Burcham, Apt. 2 24. Utility B D B B Q B B QG3E3E3 nings. 3-4/27 SUB-LEASE SUMMER. Univer- 1. Conjunc- CHEVELLE 1%5 Mallbu, two- door, sport coupe, 327 Cubic VOLKSWAGEN FSBiT Bahama miles. Excellent $500. 655-2881. condition. 8-5/5 351-7880 Eydeal Villa, pool, alr-condl- tloned, Call 351-7627. 10-5/9 slty Terrace. 14 E. Four-man. tion 4. Egypt, 28. Irrigated 30. Love god • a • uaaaa 351-7621. 4-4/28 • • • • • Q Q B inch engine, new tires, maroon, "blue, sunroof,whltewalls, radio. cotton 31 Foot showroom condition. 482-2398. Excellent condition. 355-2931. 7. Festive • • • • QBBBQGia Employment 32 Dishonest QBB • • • • BUS NORTHWIND FARMS APT. 3-4/28 11. Crusted 33 Concise 3-4/28 CHEVELLE MAL1BU convert- VOLKSWAGEN 1958. Sunroof, FEMALE: PART time now, full dish 36 Size of b b b q b b aanan time summer, for student with 12. Salutation paper •HHQHH BQQBS ible, 1966. Aztec bronze, power rebuilt engine, new paint Job. knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply LUXURY APARTMENTS DESIGNED FOR steering, V-6, automatic. 6,000 $350. 351-7934. 4-5/1 in person - 1200 Keystone, Lan- ADULT FAMILY LIVING 13. Culture 37. Kind of laaaBBa b o b o s medium puzzle miles, bucket seats, console, VOLKSWAGEN 1963, good con- slng. ' 5-4/26 14. Sprite 39. River island radio, excellent condition. Call ditlon, radio, new tires; with DENTAL ASSISTANT " f o r 0r- 15. Sanction 42. Substantive after 5:30 p.m., 485-3637 or warranty. $795. Call 355-8200. thodontist. Previous dental ex- 17. Brain pas- 43. Wild ani- DOWN 6. Small bar- 485-6598. 3-4/27 3-4/27 sage mal 1. Simian rel perience. Full time. Call 482- CHEVROLET 1963 - Blscayne, VOLKSWAGEN STATION wagon, 19. Satiates 44. Also 2. Nothing 7. Gad 9695. 3-4/27 four-door, six cylinder, auto- 1966. 13,000 miles. Excellent 20. Contests 45. Dirk 3. Shortage 8. Exchange MALE COUNSELOR at least 18 22. Haw. gar- 46. High rail- 4. Department premium matic transmission, radio, snow condition. 372-3731. K-4/28 ^ years. Some athletic back- COMBINATION FEATURING land ways store events 9. Inactive tires, included. 332-0613. ground. Boys camp In Northern RURAL — URBAN ENERALELECTRIC 10. War god Auto Service & Port» , ATMOSPHERE 23. Seed coat- 47. Tip 5. Attest APPLIANCES 3-4/27 Ontario. June 24 to August 17. 16. Maple ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call CHEVROLET 1961 BelAir, V-8, « • genus automatic. JOHN'S Sharpl AUTO SALES, two $485.00! blocks north of Miller and Wash- KALAMAZOO STREET BODY SHOP. Small dents to large . wrecks. American] and foreign First year's salary, $300. Call Matt Mann, 484-4263. WANTED: BUSBOYS for frater- 5-5/1 1 II t 3 % 4 It S % T 13 9 10 18. Modern convenience 20. Bleak cars. Guaranteed work. 482- nity. Five days a week. 351- lngton. C-4/27 C h e v r o l e t i966 Impala con^ 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. ..C 9463. Ask for Dave. 3-4/27 14 % IS 16 21. Macaw 22. Preceded vertlble, six-cylinder, red. 6000 GENERATORS AND starters - 6 and 12 volt. Factory rebuilt, landscape laborers time. 54 hr/wk, time and half mi E A S T L ANSING y/z, % IT ie VL 24. Baste 25. Copy %i %% miles. Standard transmission. MANAGEMENT C O M P A N Y INTRODUCES TO THE zo ZI as low as $9.70, exchange; used over 40 hours. Inquire ROB- 26. Edible fish 355-2885. 3-4/28 GRE A T E R L A N S I N G A R E A , T H E L A T E S T C O N C E P T IN L U X U R Y A P A R T - 27. Prior to $4.97. Guaranteed factory re- ERTS LANDSCAPING, INC. M E N T S . N O R T H W I N D E X E C U T I V E HOUSE' W I L L O F F E R T H E O P P O R - 23 ¿4 » n vt 29. Sunbeams CHEVROLET, 1965, two-door, built voltage regulators $2.76 West Mount Hope at 1-96 Over- T U N I T Y FOR 200 L A N S I N G F A M I L I E S T O E N J O Y " E X E C U T I V E L E V E L " t* 32. Hose V-8, automatic, power steer- ing, other extras. 332-3894. exchange; shock absorbers, each $2.99. ABC AUTO PARTS, pass. Between 1:30-4:30. 3-4/26 L I V I N G AT A M O D E R A T E C O S T . IN T H E E N S U I N G M O N T H S , AS T H I S ZI % 3t 33. Washes for 3-4/28 613 E. South Street. Phone IV 5- GIRL FOR full time counterwork. P R O J E C T PROGRESSES, E A S T L A N S I N G M A N A G E M E N T W I L L P U B L I - %i 31 % 31 gold 34. Religious CHEVY II NOVA 1963 convert- 1921. lble, excellent condition, origi- MEL'S AUTO SiftVICii;: Large C Apply East Lansing ONE HOUR MARTIN IZING, Brookfield C I Z E PE R T I N E N T DE T A I L S S U P P O R T I N G O U R C L A I M T H A T N O R T H W I N D W I L L P ROVIDE L A N S I N G W I T H GRACIOUS AND L E I S U R E L Y L I V I N G fê 39 34 3t i 34 image 35. Factual nal owner. Call 355-1138. or small, we do them all. 1108 Plaza Shopping Center. 351- W A T C H FOR THESE D E T A I L S , A N D R E M E M B E R , ST 36 % 3» 40 41 36. Pellet 3-4/28 E. Grand River. 332-3255. C CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE, I964. ENGINE 1960, Volkswagen, good 4858, ¿ABYSITTER FOR Infant half 3-4/28 Phone " N D R T H W I N D IS R I S I N G " Rental 41 i% 43 % 44 38. Golf gadget 40. Charged particle Excellent condition inside and out. 351-4248 . 5-4/28 running condition. Recent valve job. $125.00. 882-1436. 3-4/27 days. Near campus. Call 337- 7645, mornings. 3-4/28 351-7880 2G43 EAST • RAN D RIVER, EAST LAN8INQ TWO BLOCKS EAST OF HAQAOORN RD. $120 - $330 49 4( % 47 41. Clump of Ivv Wednesday, April 26, 1967 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan 1 For Sale Perianal „ .__ S > r _ v k ' Wonders house ., . . . . 7i . . fllRLS: PALLi», wlgleta, bangs, btAPtiR SSrVICE, u n « i • WHÀT'S NAMININO ELCONA 1V05 10x51. Nine m l l M from East Lansing on lake. Call „ 337.0820. Halr> Discount price«, f l n . i t . Your c h o l c of three 5-4/28 typM. Containers furnished, no after 6 pan. Perry. 625-4827. THE PULSA'ITNü & > H of I H b deposit. Baby çlothesjmshed wants intellectuals • ... , BICYCLE SALES, rentals anff 353.1586. 3-V 4/220 ^ i L ^ u n , . ^ VESSELS Of WRATH. 355-6842. »(.Mi) f r e e . T r y our Velva s o f t p r o c e s s . 3-4/26 25 years In Lansing. BY-LO DIAPER SERVICE, 10X0 B. SOS sets get-together The House of Wooster In North Wonder« Hall is trying to empha- size academic atmosphere ta regulations or structure, except what Is decided by the men next year, Justin said. More Interest ta die house, he hopes, will ' services. Also used. EAST * - Discussion sales and service manager of sent a residence hall living. LANSING CYCLE, 1215 B. OLDY RECORDS. Hara to iind Michigan. IV 2-0421. • C The SDS Open produce a stronger student gov- Jeff Justin. Watervllet Junior Grand River. Call 332-8303. C records foundl 45's andalbums. • ——1— • x-, Lists and catalogue of 3000 rec- mm S S s s w i s i R r t f - A W S T and resident assistant for the ernment which will plan more floor discussions and academic ^ V 1 S r i 6 ^ 8 8 ^ orda only 50< Write Sound Spot house, explained that Wooster is activities. modern and Only personalized terested In SDS, are invited to looking for people interested In 7. T 1 ^aSo(l0 w i t S E n t e r p r i s e r 2015 Pleasant intellectual matters. A committee has been ap- BuUding. Phone IV 2 - 4 6 6 7 . ^ Gr0Y Lansing. 48910. 5-4/26 service in Lansing, providing attend. ^ women's League Undergraduate English There is no grade-point re- pointed to interview and select •4H kt-A Whirl- TUB ORIGINAL MOTOWN sound ^ J Z f i S S S t ^ wUl meet at 7 tonight in 36 w i i hSd a meetiTat 4 quirement, Justin said.The house men who are Interested in living AI F ,2 ^ B T O ^ E year7ld. on campus: THE SOUNDS AND want« men who are "willing to ta Wooster. Those lnterestedmay u«^°vour rS own B ^ y clo'thes The University Cycling Club Union to discuss the May Morn- p j n > t o d t y ta t h e Union Art ^ THE SONDETTES. 351-9155^ sit down and talk about anything, contact Brian Keller at 353- washed free No deposit. Plant will meet at 7:30 tonight in 208 tag Stag. R o o m . Steve Walton, author of wB.aeu i i ^ : . Men's I.M. to discuss plans for * " N o Transfer." will talk on the anytime," men who have "In- 2787, who wlll schedule an In- GUlLb THUNDER BASS ampll- TfeRM PAftTY dance music, tellectual curiosity," he said. D ^ P E R SERVICe" 9 H E C l S t i S - Intercollegiate race and The Home Be Teaching Club e x p e r l e n c . 8 o f publishing his terview and Introduce the men on fler. One month old. $340. Call PETER BANTING QUINTET. r ^ i S J S S r C Vermontvllle tour. will meet at 6:45 tonight in the M Only a few men ta the house vc and the roll of the 8tudent the floor. Gary, 353-0249. 5-4/26 Audition. 353-6930, 355-3887. Call 482-0864. 1 lobby o f t h e ' Home Ec BIdg. a u t h o r > have not been receptive to the DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT ring: , ,, 5 4/ 26 ~ . BABYSITTING BY hour, day or » • * Alfred L . Seelye. dean of the Idea, so they have offered to move The deadline for applicants Is Solitaire .6 karat. Call Carolyn RADIO BATTERIES - regular week. 355-1007. 4-4/28 MSU's Promenaders will hold graduate school of business ad- * to other parts of the hall, Justin Friday at which time room sign- or Efcrb, 332-1136. 5-4/26 69* Ray-O-Vac or Everready - . _ . . an open square, folk and round ministration and dean of the said. up will end. The W — Wonders man- • , •— • •...—-—r—1 39* each. Two for 75f with this GOLF CLUBS: Matched set. J MAREK REXALL Typing Service ¿ ^ c e from 7 to 8:15 tonight in s c h o o l o f business, will be pres- James Linden, graduateas- "We want to give the house a ager s office has cooperated by Hagen-Ultra, $59.95. Womans, d r u g s PRESCRIPTION CEN- ANN 6R6WN. typist and multl- 34 Women's I.M. The club ex- e n t . sistant ta the Psychology Dept.. definite personality," he said, allowing students to reserve Patty Berg, five Irons, two T R Frandor> c 3-4/27 11th offset printing, dlsserta- t e n d s Invitations to all Interested. . . . will lead a discussion on mental "It's sort of like applying the rooms out of sequence, Justin woods, $10.00. Call 332-4260 __ " ,. -— tions, theses, manuscripts, gen- * * * Ulneasta .Free^versl^class principles of a fraternity to said. after 5 p.m. 3-4/27 Af»p6WTMfeN'r FOR passport or eral typing. IBM, 16 years ex- The Faculty Folk Interest Club at 7:30 p j n . tonight ta 202 Olds, residence halls. We want to have The experiment also has die application pictures now being perience. 332-8384. C MSU's student chapter of the w l l l m e e t a t 8 t o n ight ta the a common bond." »upport of the Office of Resi- (51B50N AMPLIFIER, biscov- taken at HICKS STUDIO. 24 hour Hopefully, there wlll be no dence Hall Programs^ erer Tremolo 12", Jenson vi- BAR6I MEL, Professional typ- Association for Computing Ma- h o m . o f M r s . Hideya Kumata, • '» • TERM PARTY COMING UP? or same day service. ED 2- brato switch. 353-2088. 5-5/1 1st. No lob too large or too chlnery will present Paul Armer, ^ ^ 6169. C 6339 Skyllne HOOVES. UPRIGHT, powerful to hear C.C. ine . . . . . . , WHY PAY more? ME1JER& motor and beater. Looks like small. Block off campus. 332- associate head of the Rand Cor- . proies8or of Club w i l l « £ new. $20. 694-0003. C-4/27 THRIFTY ACRES BARBER ut.,^ut,v .er "dept., ta two . 3255. C poratlon ta s computer 107 sciences k on thc theatre ta fleers at 7:M p j n . tonightta the SHOP, Pennsylvania Avenue^ 9 ^ S e ^ and^Ex'ecS: ^ two separate ^ ^ ^ -Vj. lectures r Student Activities Room ofNat- DIAMOND BARGAIN: wedding to 9 Monday through Friday; „ , . _ . tooay. nx 4 ta 107 Kedzle, Armer * , , , ural Resource«. Two films on and engagement ring sets. Save 9 to 6 Saturday. $1.75 for regu- Selectric fesslonal thesisand Executive. typtag. 337- m ' k o n «social Implica- _ , „,. „ , . „ . hunting and fishing ta Canada 50% or more. Large selection lar haircuts. Add 25 < after 4:30 Multillth offset printing. Pro- '7,*°" Pr„!galnlI Charles Elliott, of the Uni- w i l l b T shown 1527. C of plain and fancy diamonds. p j n . and all day Saturday. — tions of InformaUon Processing Michigan, will pre- w U 1 ** s h 0 W n ' TYPING FAST, accurate. ÌÈM Technology.' At 7 ta 158 Natural ' • • • • • • • • • • • $25-$150. WILCOX SEC W D C-4/27 Selectrlc. Theses, term papers. Resources, he wlll deliver alec- R I C H A R D D. C R A B L E , D I R E C T O R O F HAND STORE, 509 East Michi- FREEH A Thrilling hourofbeau- 351-6135. 10-5/3 the tureUSSR." on "Computer Technology In gan. Phone 485-4391. C ty. For appointment call 489- BOOKS - Used, hardcovers; over 4519. MERLE NORMAN COS- blSCOUNT Y o student multillth R E C R U I T M E N T AND P L A C E M E N T 50,000. 10* each. Call Ethel's, METICS STUDIO, 1600E. Mich- service, typing service avail- The Women's Glee Club will igan. C-4/27 able. Theses our specialty. B.J. present the second ta a series 669-9311. 3-4/27 FOR T H E M I C H I G A N D E P A R T M E N T O F Press, 485-8813. C-4/27 of three Performing Arts Com- (ji656N GUITAR - Les Paul THE ROGUES Introducing a new model. 1-1/2 years old. Solid TYPING IN my home. Call 4 ^ - pany perltormances at 7:15 tonight cast member - Dave on the al- 1 - in Brody Arena. Admission is by CIVIL SERVICE WILL body. 353-2088. 5-5/1 most singing piano. Telephone 3141. Ask for Sue. C-4/27 season coupon or 50 cents at the UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar TU 2-9345 , C-4/27 TRESES PRINTED, kapid serv- door. INTERVIEW PROSPECTIVE stools, night stands, chest-of- TH^ SOUL SOUND.Newest,best. lce> D r a f t l n g supplies. Xerox drawers, bookcases, prefln- DINO AND THE DYNAMICS. copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE- Clement L. Markert, professor C O L L E G E G R A D U A T E S FOR C A R E E R by 10 lshed picture frames, and more. 489-9126. C-4/27 PRINT, 221 South Grand, 482- and chairman of the Dept. of Bio- out by 4 PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 S. 5 7 H — T H E Electric ClfiAR 5431. C-4/27 logy at Yale University, will give Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. BAND. It couldn't hurt. Bill 337- POSITIONS W I T H THE S T A T E O F Mon. thru Sat, COPV, lower fee. a seminar on "Regulation on C-4/27 7086. C-4/27 Chromosome Function in Hy- For typing service, call Lee- M I C H I G A N O N W E D N E S D A Y , M A Y 3, 1967 TICKET Tc5 TO Europe. Eleven YOU'VE riEARD of McGormick's Cee, 337-9660 evenings. brids" at 3:30 today In 158 Nat- weeks. Call after 7:30 p.m. Wed- Reaper. Call us THE GRIM C-4/27 ural Resources. Markert has nesday thru Monday. 353-3813. REAPERS. . 339-8423. 4-4/28 JOB R E S U M E S , 1Ô0Copies,$4.i,U been selected¡DistinguishedLec- 4-4/28 NOW B W R l N G for spring, ùei a ALDINGER DIRECT MAIL AD- turer ta Agriculture for 967 by VERTISING, 533 N. Clippert. IV the Graduate Faculty College of I N T E R E S T E D IN A L L M A J O R S ÓÒLF CLUBS: two woods, five good, band nowM TERRY MAY- Irons, bag, $65.00. Call 355- NARD, 482-4590, 482-4548. C * 2213 C-4/27 Agriculture and Natural Re- •• 2823. 3-4/26 SÉT YOURsELf fftfcE! Buy lVit sources. C O N T A C T THE P L A C E M E N T O F F F I C E TO • » » GOLF CLUBS: new starter set. VACANT LOT. Cheap. Phone Bag, cart, $30.00. Near campus. Wanted SIGN U P FOR I N T E R V I E W Cleaners 351-7910 after 6 p.m. 3-4/26 SECRETARY N Ë Ë l ^ roommafe Agricultural Experiment c ED 7-1840. 3-4/28 VOX BAT*rt-.E of the bands spon- by June 1st. Prefer 21 orolder. Station presents a S.mtaar on SHERWOOD 80 watt stereo am- sored by MARSHALL MUSIC at J . „ _ A f i 7 ooo, pesticides at 4 today in 105 S. E. Lansing pllfler, FM stereo tuner, two New National Guard Armory, Call after 5 p.m. 487-382:i ^ e d z l e . C # R > S w a n s 0 1 l i u.S. Dept. AN E Q U A L O P P O R T U N I T Y E M P L O Y E R 623 E. Grand River electro-voice speakers. $285. 2500 South Washington, Friday, of Agriculture official, wlll dls- 351-7023. 3-4/28 April 28. Doors open 7:30 p.m. RYTHM GUITARIST. Call Chris cuss 'The Metabolic Fate of ENCYCLOPEDIA - AMERICAN, Dancing starts 7:45 p.m. at 482-2221 or Pete at 489- Herbicides." « t udent tcacliers student teachers student t e n d ers student t e n d era student teacher* 3-4/28 4446. 5-4/26 • • * student t e a c h e r s student new 68 book set bought for teachers stueent t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t $550. Will sell at loss for $350 FUND RAISING OPPOk l Ulsl- MALfe GRADUATTE student de- ytudent t e a c h e r s r<; S t u d e n t L 6 5 T : NEAR library, barker s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u u e n t t e a c ,crs UNION CAFETERIA student teacl.ers pen. Engraved with "Donald Service student teachers student teachers student teachers stuuent ^ c h e r ^ s t cent student teachers Fries." 355-2861. 3-4/28 ÔËRMAK W M M M J by ÏÏT- s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t t e a c h e r s s t u d e n t t e a c u e r s student teachers student tional. Conversation and Gram- student teachers student teachers student teachers student teoc.eis Personal student teachers mar. Phone 355-1029. 3-4/26 dinner 5-7 «tudent teachers student teachers student teachers student teachcrs student lunch 1 1 : 1 5 - 1 : 1 5 s t u d e n t t e a c h e r t . ARTHUR LK1HUK - New new Personnel, r o i OU1UIC, New i.en . student teachers stucent teachers student teachers student teachcrs student Sound. Selected dates still open BATON LESSONS ¿or children student teacl.ers student teachcrs student teachers student teachers student teachers student Spring term. 353-2074, 353- contact Nancy after 6 p.m. 351- basement of the UNION student teachers 2087. 5-4/28 4188. 3-4/27 8 Michigan State News, East Länsing, Michigan Wednesday, April 26, 1967 STEP project H a n o i decries H a i p h o n g bombings (continued f r o m page one tion. I watched a small engineering plant continued f r o m page one) may now prevent him from go- and the following night were when alerts needs. There also are engineering shops by President Johnson's statistics that the where powerwasarticlflallycutoff.Within ing. sounded the approach of reconnaissance In every district to keep transport moving. United States has made 41 peace Initia- an educational enrichment pro- 12 minutes, lathes, planers, borers and If STEP never makes it to the planes. polishing machines had been switched to The recent buildup of peace offers to tives and four bombing pauses In hopes gram Is more worthwhile than South, Willie Robinson will never A large enamelware plant I visited was emergency foot treadle devices and pro- end the Vietnam war was compared by of generating peace talks. purchasing a color television set know the difference. 100 per cent destroyed. Food processing duction continued through changed gear Hanoi officials to the artillery bombard- " O u r experience," said a foreign office for the lounge or building a big- He'll consider his alternative: and rice husking plants were damaged and relationships. ment that precedes a new offensive. spokesman, " i s that every time there is a ger float for Water Carnival. enlist in the Armed Forces and much housing in the two of the city's six This was the explanation given to me spate of peace offers it is followed by STEP likes to send volunteers Villagers themselves build the small fight In a war he may not quite wards I visited also was burned out, In- when I arrived April 19 asking reactions new steps in escalation," who had served on the project power plants with Hanol-bullt turbines. understand; go North to compete cluding a big technical training school. to peace Initiatives by UJN. Secretary- The following day brought the heaviest the previous year to tell the After the first air attacks In 1965, the with The Man; or stay and Join I didn't visit the power plants, but the General U Thant, Prime Minister Dudley bombing yet of Haiphong, with the UJS. "STEP Story." Their delivery ministry claimed, it started building the the Black Panther Movement. destruction of the urban plants was un- Senanayake of Ceylon and Foreign Secre- Saigon Command admitting bombing power is not always so smooth. They new regional Industries and they now are must draw on personal rela- Or he can always stay In the likely to decisively affect industry due producing sufficient supplies of such items tary Paul Martin of Canada. plants inside the city. tionships, feelings and social South and be a "nigger." to the system of dispersal and improvisa- as textiles, paper and soap to meet local Leading officials here are unimpressed Hanoi's reaction was, " I told you so." convictions to inform the public. But they do not plead. "We try to Inform the public what the alms of the project are and the educational condi- tion of the Southern Negro," a STEP spokesman said. "We are not appealing to emotions, but to the intellect. It's not like selling Tupper ware or something. STEP is a program we all be- lieve in deeply, and it's not easy to sell one'sconvictionsto some- one else." What makes the volunteers' task even harder is the increasing cost of STEP. Two years ago, the budget was about e 14,000; last year, $16,560. This is be- cause of the larger number of students taught and volunteers STORE HOURS sent. STEP volunteers also must 8 A.M.-10 P.M. DAILY ROUND S UA overcome an identification with BIG E MONEY SAVOR BEEF the militant factions of the civil rights movement. "If helpingNe- RUMP ROAST groes improves the quality of CLOSED SUNDAYS their education," one volunteer said, "then I guess you could AT SHOPPERS FAIR call us civil rights workers. But 1 don't consider myself one." LEAN MONEY SAVOR BEEF SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN 3301 E. MICH. AVE. - N E X T DOOR TO FRANDOR Perhaps he doesn't but the BONELESS 78 same public opinion that rallied Congress to pass long-awaited FULL civil rights legislation three years ago is now against him. NOW YOU CAN OWN A FULL SET OF SLICES The public concern that sent LB. STEP to Holly Springs, Miss., FAMOUS KROYDON GOLF CLUBS BY p one June morning two years ago JUNE! Still time to start your set ji SWIFT'S PREMIUM P R O T E N LB. B. THIS WEEKS-CLUB-OF-THE.WEEK Senior takes $ 0 9 9 1 RUMP ROAST l B. 0 wrong car NO. 4 IRON EACH MONEY SAVOR B E E F . James N. McLaughlin, Char- FARMER P E E T ' S SMOKED SWIFT'S PREMIUM PREMIUM PRC PROTEN NO. 3 IRON J A J L SWIFT'S lb 4 9 0 CHUCK STEAKS lotte senior, borrowed a friend's EACH $3.99 CENTER car Monday night while he and his fiancee went house-hunting. When he returned to the Shaw parking NO. 2 IRON EACH $2.99 13 C U B E BRAUNSCHWEIGER CUT FARMER P E E T ' S ROASTED OR SWIFT'S P R O T E N BONELESS ramp University police were waiting for him. Police wanted to know what he was doing in a car belonging to m KROYDON GOLF BALLS 3 FOR 990 POLISH SAUSAGE LB. 590 BEEF STEW MEAT Ronnie V. Brenaman, Grosse Polnte senior. "1 thought my friend was play- 47« VALUE COUNTRY FRESH FARMER PEET'S ing a joke on me," said Mc- C iC HALF AND HALF Laughlin, who had used the SLICED LUNCH MEATS friend's key to open and operate QT the red Mustang GT. Brenaman, who reported his LB. car missing to police, also has A «2*4 a red Mustang GT. In fact, al- 47c VALUE • FLEISCHMANN'S SWIFT'S P R E M I U M T R U - T E N D E R E D most everything on the two cars 0 0 SOFT .MARGARINE is exactly alike down to the hand- painted racing stripes In front. "The cars were the only two fastbacks In Shaw's parking ramp," McLaughlin said, "and SLICED BEEF LIVER LB. they were both the exact make, model and year." m 59« V A L U E • ICE CREAM POLLY ANNA FRESH PASTRIES 100 VALUE TOASTY TREAT 99C VALUE FLYING JIB FROZEN 6 Police learned the same key operated both cars. McLaughlin I SANDWICHES RAISIN PAK said he had a little trouble open- ing Brenaman's car door but still managed to use the key without § 69c V A L U E - BIG E V A N I L L A WITH 1 LB. WAFFLES SHRIMP BREAD damaging the lock. "There was one difference I didn't notice until I saw the other I ORANGE SHERBET HALF GAL. LOAF M car," McLaughlin said. "My 53«? V A L U E PILLSBURY CHERRY OR A P P L E friend's zar has a red Interior, 13 3 / 4 frenaman's interior is white." I STRUSEL COFFEE CAKE oz. WT. P O L L Y ANNA WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 2 - TOGETHER 2 SIZZLERS LVS 8 5 OZ. W T . IN FIERY COLOR I ^ a a m i i n a i P O L L Y ANNA BREAD ^ PKG. TheOF RAPE 3<¡ O F F L A B E L • 5 ASST. FLAVORS AKD i® Sabine THE MILK & BOTTER L LVS" Women ¡ROYAL c ASST. F I L L I N G S - 14 OZ. WT. [ LIMITED SHOWING MAY 3 thru 9 ¿REST^RIVEJN DANISH COFFEE CAKE P O L L Y ANNA , EA. L g TREESWEET BIRDSEYE F R O Z E N PUDDINGS LEMON MERINGUE PIE V 3 / FROZ. LEMONADE COOL WHIP ™ QT. Mobil 64 O F F L A B E L 154 V A L U E LA CHOY - 1 LB. 39* VALUE • GEBHARDT JIM AND ANDY o BEAN SPROUTS C i POP CORN WHITE OR 1 LB. IOC I TAMALES 1 LB. 12 O Z . Junior in C i v i l or Mechanical LUCKY OR CHOW MEIN YELLOW BAG CAN 674 V A L U E BROADCAST 1 LB. 9 OZ. 4 OZ WT. 254 V A L U E T I D Y H O t f l 302 Engineering PKG. NOODLES WT. EA. LUNCH BAGS 50 C T . PKG. 180 ICORNED BEEF HASH CAN Summer Job Looking fof- an individual 39? V A L U E - DUTCH T R E A T FRESH HAWAIIAN - SIZE 7 to assist the Lansing Field 880 VALUE - SCOT PRIDE Eng. Must be willing to WAFER STIX - 11 O Z . WT. . W A F F L E CREAMS OR FOR travel in the State of Michi- gan periodically. Some ex- PINEAPPLE - ™ PL*1 ¡POTATO FLAKES perience in construction and plot plan design re- quired. For interview S U G A R W A F E R S 14 O Z . WT. IDAHO BAKER RED R I P E write: POTATOES 1 0 lbs D o O WATERMELON 2 LB. Mr. C. M. Gorman QUARTER Mobil Oil Corporation $1.19 V A L U E - REG. OR HARD-TO-HOLD P.O. Box 5307 WHITE RAIN North side Station DELICIOUS CHERRY A A ^ LONG GREEN 3 9 0 SELECT CUKES PKG. An Lansing, Michigan 48905 scjua/ opportunity employer. HAIR SPRAY 13 O Z . WT. CAN TOMATOES BpotX EA.