STATE N EWS Eric Pianin, executive editor J I M G R A H A M MSU's Jimpid left Lawrence Werner, managing editor Bobby Soden, campus editor J a m e s D. Spaniolo Joel Stark Edward A. Brill, editorial editor advertising manager editor-in-chief J o e Mitch, sports editor o r a r y ' s right to expell one of Its m e m b e r s . By this t i m e , every college campus In SDS I s , of c o u r s e , occupied with the w a r , the nation has at least one protest group. Wednesday Morning, May 24, 1967 The m a j o r organization h e r e Is called, One of the problems a s It has been since it was founded. One of the problems for the left h e r e the United Students. of the left here is that Is that numerous r e f o r m s a r e happening EDITORIALS . In many ways it r e s e m b l e s a massive Paul Revere cruising through the c o m - numerous reforms are without them. Disillusionment Is running high, mainly plexes with the cry: " T h e Administra- happening without them. because some people a r e beginning to take tion's coming!" seriously principles that ustially a r e In other ways. It appears very " p o p u - Ignored o r compromised. Students a r e Is it worth $25? l i s t " in nature with their f o r m e r l e a d e r , W.C. Blanton, politically resembling Wil- liam Jennings Bryan. On close examination, the US can be considered by everyone to be s a f e , and The g r e a t e s t fear to any radical is when he becomes identified with the establish- ment. T h a t ' s why t h e r e Is so much talk of " s e l l - o u t " when Blanton Is mentioned beginning to think just exactly what a c a - demic Integrity m e a n s . All those nice pleasant t e r m s which preface every con- stitution a r e taking on meaning. The result is discouraging when one Is told that those in leftist c i r c l e s . The w i s d o m of t h e b o a r d ' s fully within the American tradition of p h r a s e s were never meant to be taken In t h e neve»r e n d i n g s t r u g - Student r e s e n t m e n t i s to a constructive, channeled action. It Is not easy to remain a radical, seriously. a c t i o n m u s t be q u e s t i o n e d , In the true sense of the t e r m , and move gle of s t u d e n t g p v e r n m e n t l a r g e d e g r e e b a s e d on a • Its m e m b e r s for the most p a r t will grow Into the recognized s t r u c t u r e , therefore The United Students Is committed to us misunderstanding of the not b e c a u s e of the T i g h t n e s s up to become Democrats (until they get a accepting, at least, a mlnlmam o f t h e i r " by a document which Is a little older v e r s u s the s t u d e n t s it s o m e - mortgage), espouse reasonably r e s p e c t - and sacred than the Williams Report.-We b o a r d ' s donation. The d a m - o r w r o n g n e s s of t h e c o n t r i - able liberal positions, play bridge, have a r u l e s . Since Blanton was never radical times becomes necessary to begin with, his admission to the Stu- have certain rights, under the national age to A S M S U ' s campus b u t i o n , but b e c a u s e of t h e station wagon and a Mustang (which they dent Board, Blue Key and Excallbur Hon- constitution, which cannot be forfeited by a f o r g o v e r n m e n t to s a c r i f i c e e f f e c t ASMSU s h o u l d h a v e will think Is a sports car)and r a i s e another o r a r i e s was not really a s u r p r i s e . certificate of admission to MSU. p r i n c i p l e s in the f a c e of p o - p o w e r , h o w e v e r , will n o n - similar generation. Probably what will happen Is that ASMSU known it would h a v e . The left on this campus Is increasingly t h e l e s s be a c c o m p l i s h e d if You'll find few that qualify f o r the label will end up as the m a j o r campus protest litical expediency. limpid and ineffective. The mistaken i m p r e s s i o n " r a d i c a l " within this group. P u r p o s e - group. T h a t ' s what happened at Michigan such a r e f e r e n d u m i s h e l d . fully, they have confined themselves to The hippies a r e on acid so much that they can be counted on for little more than this past y e a r , and for the want of s o m e - No one q u e s t i o n s ASMSU's The v a l u e of t h e token t h a t t h e c o n t r i b u t i o n would " c a m p u s I s s u e s " (whatever that means) thing better it could happen h e r e . and formally shy away f r o m what some travelling. The P a p e r , sadly, seems to e x e r t i o n of p r i n c i p l e in l a s t contribution to t h e t o t a l ' go t o w a r d s d i r e c t l y a i d i n g have set aside the objectives upon which ASMSU, with its large financial poten- would consider more important national the e n e m y stems largely It was founded to become a leftist toy, t i a l , could prove to be rather formidable Tuesday's vote to send cause is p r a c t i c a l l y Insig- concerns. with no direction but with plenty of r a m - In that r o l e . By this tim s, student govern- a token $25 c o n t r i b u t i o n to n i f i c a n t . ASMSU"s i n t e n t in f r o m the p r o p o s a l ' s p o o r It's been very interesting to see a group bling a r t i c l e s that maybe one out of a hun- ment has nearly consumed the UnitedStu- which w a s , f o r all practical p u r p o s e s , dents, both in their leadership and their i s - aid the i n n o c e n t c i v i l i a n v i c - donating the $25 was. o r i g i - t i m i n g and an a l m o s t t o t a l fathered by the Gary Groat et al Incident, dred finish. Its great issues this y e a r have centered around pictures of a snow s u e s . If this Jonah trick proceeds at the t i m s of t h e V i e t n a m w a r . nhlly to s h o w s y m p a t h y in l a c k of d i s c u s s i o n on t h e and a highly extra-legal " s l e e p - i n " in s t o r m , a philosophical discussion of where present r a t e , it won't be long until we can Bessey Hall, become accepted and adopted speak of the US a s a thing of the past. The b o a r d was o b v i o u s l y a c t - the d r i v e to h e l p i n j u r e d m a t t e r ' . The d a n g e r s of a by our community. they a r e going, and a challenge to an hon- ing in l i n e with a s t r o n g and Vietnamese civilians, North costly referendum, along MITCH MILLER sound m o r a l commitment. and South. T h e . m o n e ' y would with an e n s u i n g f i g h t , w e r e But in doing s o , it m a y h a v e go to a p r o j e c t u n d e r t a k e n c l e a r l y not c a l l e d f o r by t h i s i s s u e at t h i s t i m e . The causes of apathy picked a fight that simply is by s e v e r a l r e l i g i o u s g r o u p s , not worth i t . both on and off c a m p u s , to. T h e b o a r d h a s in a d d i - A l r e a d y MHA h a s s t a r t e d purchase .medical supplies tion s t i r r e d s o m e r e s e n t - a d r i v e t o w a r d s I n c l u d i n g the which would be d i s t r i b u t e d m e n t b e c a u s e of i t s s e e m i n g d o n a t i o n on n e x t w e e k ' s g e n - by the I n t e r n a t i o n a l Red disregard of the Sleep It has been some time since I have eral ASMSU referendum. Cross. • . a m e n d m e n t , prohibiting the been involved in dorm politics, but I find u s e of s t u d e n t t a x m o n e y that the elapsed y e a r - a n d - a - h a l f has not for outside political p r o j - changed politics significantly. Marching for money e c t s . While a c t u a l tax m o n e y will not be usq,d in t h i s d o n a - The specific event which brought this fact Into focus was the campaign in Fee Hall for a new all-hall constitution, a campaign which epitomized all the seamy, e.ducational opportunities t i o n , t h e i n t e n t of t h e u n c l e a r back-stabbing, smoke-filled room e l e - The p e o p l e of M i c h i g a n that its original tasks of reducing apathy t h e y now h a v e . a m e n d m e n t i s s t i l l in d o u b t ments of the worst kind of machine poll- graph material " h a d all been used up" on in t h e i r c a r e l e s s n e s s and tics. and making the government m o r e effective occasion when theadhocopposltionwanted and t h e l e g a l i t y of the d o n a - to p r e p a r e material. unwisdom have allowed their Again t h e United S t u d e n t s The original constitutions were typical had been taken care of by the passage of tion in q u e s t i o n . dormitory ones, providing for house and time. Distribution of opposition m a t e r i a l was l e g i s l a t o r s to p e r s i s t in a a r e energetically advancing standing committee representation in Gen- The committee came up with a document obstructed; rather than being placed in s h o r t - s i g h t e d p o l i c y which t h e i n t e r e s t s of t h e s t u d e n t s , The Sleep a m e n d m e n t may e r a l Councils on each side. that r e s e m b l e d the Articles of Confedera- each mailbox by the reception desk, s o m s b e u n r e a s o n a b l e , b u t it i s a Fee served as the stepping stone for tion m o r e than i constitution. of the handouts had to be addressed to each c o n s i g n s ^ M i c h i g a n S t a t e to and .this t i m e t h e y n e e d s t u - s o m e , and the jumplng-off point for other The new co-.istltution favored the indi- room before they could be distributed. the l a s t p l a c e a m o n g s t a t e - d e n t s u p p o r t in a d e g r e e not r u l e t h a t the b o a r d now m u s t , 'campus politics. T h e r e w e r e , In t h e d o r m ' s vidual houses with a not-quite t h r e e - No such obstruction occurred to p r o - supported schools. n e c e s s a r y to t h e i r e a r l i e r f o l l o w . The only way to g e t f i r s t y e a r , 1964-65, the parliamentary fold i n c r e a s e In dues allotted to them,and constitution m a t e r i a l . moves, the s e c r e t d e a l s , the phony c a n - with no control by the dorm government Some RAs and RA c r o n i e s , a f t e r c o n f e r - campaigns. around the r e s t r i c t i o n with- In an a t t e m p t to d r a w t h e didates and i s s u e s , the whole gamut of over how the money is spent. Nor is there ences with graduate a d v i s e r s , reversed To a d v a n c e y o u r own i n - out i n c u r r i n g student r e s e n t - things junior ward healers can do to make any way for the houses to influence how their positions and flung themselves l e g i s l a t o r s ' a t t e n t i o n to t h e life interesting for themselves and boring dorm money Is spent by the elected at "wholeheartedly" onto the side of the t e r e s t in y o u r e d u c a t i o n , b e s t m e n t i s to c a l l f o r i t s r e p e a l . inequality which compels for everyone else. large twelve-member all-hall governing opposition. They, and not the original m a r c h with the U n i t e d S t u - T h e new b o a r d m a d e i t s So the frequent charges of apathy leveled board. m e m b e r s of the opposition were Invited MSU s t u d e n t s to pay one t h i r d Not surprisingly, the committee was to speak at other house meetings. Need- b i g g e s t m i s t a k e , not in g i v i n g at the r e s i d e n t s , and the countercharges of the c o s t s of t h e i r e d u c a t i o n dents today. "Mickey Mouse" fired at the government made up In large part of RAs, and RA l e s s to s a y , their presentations were noted - - The Editors support to a worthwhile were t r u e , and quite apt. candidates, who would have an Interest In f o r effectiveness and c l a r i t y . Leading a s o p p o s e d to about one q u a r - c a u s e , but in f a i l i n g to c o n - But 18 months can bring a change, and such an a r r a n g e m e n t . opposition figures were permitted to speak t e r at M i c h i g a n o r W a y n e , when I returned to Fee at the beginning of The committee, rather than simply at a few house meetings,opposed by speak- s i d e r the c o n s e q u e n c e s of presenting the new constitution to the e r s who almost Inevitably were RAs, RA t h e United S t u d e n t s will r a l l y winter t e r m I found a governm snt that was at B e a u m o n t at 1:30 t o d a y and US petition t h i s s u p p o r t . ASMSU m u s t beginning to get its bearings and make sub- r e s i d e n t s , actively engaged In campaign- candidates, o r " f r i e n d s . " T h e i r claim stantial p r o g r e s s . ing f o r It, erecting signs, p o s t e r s , and was that they were acting a s " I n t e r e s t e d l e a r n to o p e r a t e within the students." m a r c h to the s t a t e c a p i t o l . •We, the undersigned, students of In the meantime, however, a dorm making their presentations. Michigan State University, oppose leg- f i e l d of p o l i t i c a l r e a l i t y , and evaluation committee had been formed The RAs and RA candidates were treated The day of the referendum 'ound the If t h e i r m a r c h i s s u c c e s s - islative cuts-in funds to the University. to come up with constitutional revision by the Head Resident Adviser and the proposition squeezed onto the top 1/2 t h a t r e a l i t y d i c t a t e s the only f u l , an a c r o s s - t h e - b o a r d t u i - We do not want to pay another $81 f o r f o r the hall. This committee was founded graduate a d v i s e r s to a special two-hour Inch of a ballot, the r e s t of which was our tuition because the state refused to p o s s i b l e l o s e r s in a r e f e r e n - on the p r e m i s e that the government was presentation by the evaluation committee occupied by selections for a " N a m e the tion i n c r e a s e of $81 p e r s t u - live up to Its educational responsibili- "Mickey Mouse," and would have to be of its proposal. At the beginning of the g r i l l " contest. Voting, on the g i r l s ' side, d u m next week to b e t h e d e n t m a y be a v o i d e d . Such ties te i t i citizens. revised. And, as any commitologist would campaign, presentations were made at was without presentation of ID c a r d . On student board itself. have predicted, It stuck to that purpose, house meetings, with no one opposed to the the mens' side voting took place only an i n c r e a s e would be n e c e s - proposal being Invited to speak. Mimeo- --The Editors unaware that the situation had changed,and during mealtime, In the line to the c a f e - s a r y if the g o v e r n o r ' s p r o - teria. p o s e d a l l o t m e n t of $42 m i l - When the voting was concluded, counting lion f o r M i c h i g a n S t a t e and of the m e n ' s votes took place In the office $62 m i l l i o n f o r s m a l l e r U - M • O U R R R A D I R f M I N D S of the Head Resident Adviser. Present in that office were one of the Who are the murderers? stands up. graduate a d v i s e r s , the elections c h a i r - man of West Fee, the RA who had chaired Adequate financing for the Evaluation Committee, one neutral, Michigan S t a t e , and, i n d e e d , and one member of the opposition. All but the latter two publicly declared themselves all M i c h i g a n ' s h i g h e r e d u c a - In favor of the proposal. The elections t i o n , d e p e n d s on the a c c e p t - chairman Is now running f o r chairman Send war views To the Editor: string up and publicly disembowel a few of the governing board. a n c e of the tax r e f o r m bill local l e a d e r s , perhaps rape a few woman, The elections chairman pulled the votes now b e f o r e the l e g i s l a t u r e . I was very pleased to see in the S u t e kill a few children, burn a few huts, and out of a shoebox In which they had been News f o r Wednesday, May 17, that « n u m - then leave. After enough of this treatment, placed, and announced the result of each T h e p u r p o s e of the United ber of people h e r e a r e so concerned about most Vietnamese peasants will give in to To the Editor: be in Vietnam? How can the war best be terminated? Should the war be escalated? one. Each of the others counted the votes, Students' p r o t e s t m a r c h is human suffering that they ptan to march save themselves and their families. (This, which were compared with the number on the Dow Chemical Company in Midland, incidentally, is the source of most of the It has become a daily ritual to print a Is the d r a f t system equitable? Do peace to i m p r e s s upon t h e M i c h i - marches and demonstrations help o r hin- of people who had signed the r e g i s t r y . Michigan, primary manufacturers of Viet Cong's so-called popular support.) letter f r o m some student at this univer- der the war efforts? What about civilian The proposal passed by 20 v o t e s . T n e r e gan H o u s e of R e p r e s e n t a - napalm for use in Vietnam, But I would Contrary to the acts of t e r r o r i s m ofthe sity who wishes to e x p r e s s his opinion were eight m o r e votes than registered question whether these people a r e f o r g e t - Viet Cong, the United States does not make about the issues surrounding our Involve- deaths? Are Americans informed? Why t i v e s the need f o r t h i s t a x ting a large number of suffering humans, the civilian population of Vietnam a delib- ment In Vietnam. All of us have personal a r e we in Vietnam? These and other ques- v o t e r s . The m e m b e r of the opposition ob- tions must be answered by all concerned jected, but the objection was overruled. r e f o r m p a c k a g e and t h e h i g h - for whom very few protest m a r c h e s a r e e r a t e t a r g e t . American bombs and napalm opinions about the w a r . It is on this p r e - The election was approved unprotested. being held by comparison. a r e never dropped specifically onto civil- mise that I want to a d d r e s s this letter Americans. I only ask that those who a r e er appropriations for Michi- Ian a r e a s , but rather onto strategic m ' l l - to all m e m b e r s of the university commu- Interested write down their a n s w e r s to By thé time the counting was o v e r , two I am speaking specifically of the citi- woman m e m b e r s of the evaluation c o m - gan State it m i g h t m a k e p o s - these questions and pass them along to zens of South Vietnam, who a r e suffering tary t a r g e t s . That civilians a r e injured or nity. mittee, both RAs, had come over and killed is unfortunate, but it Is not because I am presently engaged In a r e s e a r c h m e . All positions and all issue opinions sible. indignities and death at the hands of the announced the contest had been won on they a r e the deliberate targets of the a t - project aimed at studying the wide range a r e welcome. Thank you. Viet Cong. T h e r e have been many acts of their side by 16 votes. When the counters It would be p l a t i t u d i n o u s to tack, but rather that they happen to be near of student opinion about the p r e s e n c e of the Stephen D. Brown violence and t e r r o r i s m recorded In the emerged all except the opposition r e p r e - p r e s s which have resulted in the maiming a strategic target during an attack. United States in Vietnam. The results of Grand Rapids, f r e s h m a n point out the m a r c h d e s e r v e s sentative Joined the Head Resident Adviser o r killing of Vietnamese civilians. The Viet T h i s is no effort to Justify war. War is this study will hopefully be published later of the women's side, and the two woman a healthy turnout, even the p a r t i c i p a t i o n of e v e r y s t u - # Cong have been known, f o r example, to throw grenades Into b a r s . Once In a m a - dirty business at best. However, we a r e committed to South Vietnam, and we must during the y e a r . The purpose of this l e t t e r Is to broaden my field of respon- Purple pencil prose m e m b e r s of the evaluation committee, in a celebration of victory—grinning happily, j o r city they killed seven Vietnamese civil- fulfill our commitment. Anyone who a t - dents. I am asking that all Interested d e n t . A s m a l l t u r n o u t would To the Editor: exchanging congratulations on their vic- ians and wounded two Americans. Another tacks our presence in Vietnam on the students (for the war o r against) feel tory, and joyfully clutching one another. be w o r s e than none at a l l ; t i m e , the Viet Cong smuggled a mine grounds that we a r e killing Innocent peo- f r e e to send a statement of their " w a r Inconvenience and annoyance have 1 report all this not because I was aboard a bus, killing many Vietnamese, ple had best reconsider his reasoning. views" to my a d d r e s s on campus (238 finally overcome m e . Miybe wasting some it would l i k e l y g i v e t h e l a w - especially women and children. The Viet He is standing on shaky ground. East Wilson). Every response will be opposed to the new constitution, which m o r e time on a trivial subject will save m a k e r s t h e i d e a MSU s t u - • Cong, having decided to capture a town, Joseph Werner carefully considered for possible inclu- I was, nor was I shocked by the tactics others f r o m the s a m e feelings. I would like have often been known to enter the town. Nlles freshman sion in the study. Should the United States used by the administration and their c o - d e n t s a r e i n d i f f e r e n t to t h e to pose the following question. horts to get It through, because I have been Is t h e r e a lack of pencil s h a r p e n e r s in PI \ M IS c-ti "THAT'S A TEMIBLE THlNô Bessey Hall because: in political campaigns before,and expected TO 5AV ID SCWEONg TH£ FlfiST It. THING IN THE M0RNIN6 / Letter policy 1. dull purple pencils work best on IBM answer sheets? I report it because I am sick of hearing the people who want to run students' lives 2. In this age of television and c o m - complain about apathy, because apathy Is p u t e r s , writing is not n e c e s s a r y , hence The State News welcomes all l e t t e r s . a two-way s t r e e t , ft causes bad student sharp pencils a r e not needed? P l e a s e be brief and type all l e t t e r s government, but It is caused by govern- 3. everybody at MSU uses pens and is triple spaced, if possible. P l e a s e , a l s o , ments and people who couldn't c a r e less confident in not making mistakes? Include n a m e , a d d r e s s and university what students do o r think. standing. No unsigned l e t t e r s will be David C - M e i s s n e r Apathy produces them; they flourish in printed. Royal Oak senior it. Michigan State N e w s , E a s t Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 24, 1967 3 GU NEWS 1 i * m aim summary % Bandits rob Brink's truck A capsule Associated summary Press. of t h e d a y ' s e v e n t s f r o m t h e of $630,000 near Boston BROCKTON, Mass i.F — T h r e e guarded truck and drove to an c l o s u r e If prints were found. men " a l l of a sudden appeared National News masked robbers with machine isolated woodland road near the About $6,000 In change was left behind In the truck by the from different angles, one be- hind me and two In f r o n t . " He guns waited inside a closed bank town line of Ablngton. ^ S e n a t e leaders Tuesday called for prompt action to head off Tuesday for a Brink's, I n c . a r m - As the thieves w e r e t r a n s f e r - robbers. described the leader a s " v e r y war in the Middle East. In an abrupt shift of emphasis f r o m ored car, ambushed the crew and ring the money bags Into two Cutterson, who entered the polite," telling the others not to the Vietnam war the senators asked that the matter be put b e - cleaned the truck of $630,000 passenger c a r s , Ablngton pat- bank with Halley, said the gun- hurt Cutterson o r Halley. fore the United Nations Security Council. President Johnson In cash. rolman William Donalson, 39, has reiterated the U.S. commitment to the t e r r i t o r i a l integrity The holdup brought to nearly chanced on the scene. He was S T O R E H O U R S : W E D N E S D A Y NOON U N T I L 9 P M. of all nations ecame a Socialist leaning enough to get c r o c k e d . " 0 A federal court has denied a late move to keep Michigan on In what Winston Churchill called a " p r a c t i c a l republic. Fingerprint experts dusted Eastern Standard T i m e . A suit brought by two citizens to post- m e a s u r e " seeking world J e w r y ' s aid lr. the The Arab e«, =t •ture changed abruptly in the truck but t h e r e was no d i s - M e n ' s Shop pone a referendum was rejected by a three judge court. war effort. 1955 with S U L .ie: intrusion of Soviet and See page 1 The result was the Balfour Declaration, Communist-bloc Influence In the form of a r m s F R E E STORAGE g A strong early voter turnout marked J a m e s P. Hoffa's f i r s t campaign Tuesday. T h e son of the f o r m e r T e a m s t e r U n i o n boss *is running for the State House seat in the 19th district. 0 Attorneys for the Gibraltar Board of Education Tuesday promising Britain's " b e s t endeavors" to realize what Zionist leaders dreamed of - a Jewish nation in the ancient Biblical " P r o m i s e d Land" of Israel - Palestine, Wher. the war ended, Britain received a to Egypt. With new strength, Nasser in 1956 announced nationalization of the Suez Canal. Britain and France conspired with Israel to attack Egypt that fall, and Israelis drove all the way to the canal a s Egypt's army collapsed. Call IV 2-076 8 today I CAPITAL LAUNDRY Jacobsons 210 A b b o t t R d . U.S. and Soviet p r e s s u r e brought the i l l - s t a r r e d FREE PICK-UP walked out of a fact-finding session chaired by MSU p r o f e s s o r League of Nations mandate in Palestine, Dan Kreuger. They objected to meeting with representatives of World War II hastened the pace of history. adventure to an end. G i b r a l t a r ' s striking teachers. Nazi Germany's brutal treatment of Jews a r - The c r i s i s subsided, but not Arab hatred. STORE HOURS: W E D N E S D A Y NOON U N T I L 9 P.M. T h e S t a t e N e w s ^ h r s t u d e n t n e w s p a p e r at oused world sympathy and, a f t e r the war, For two y e a r s t h e r e a f t e r , the Arab east MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30 A . M . T O 5:30 P.M. Michigan State U n l v e r a l t y . Is p u b l i s h e d e v e r y applied steam behind the Zionist cause. Jew- was almost In permanent c r i s i s . Tne climax c l a a a d a y t h r o u g h o u t t h e y e a r with a a p e c l a l ish lmnigration increased sharply. came in 1958 with a rebellion in Lebanon, Mortar Board W e l c o m e W e e k E d i t i o n in S e p t e m b e r . S u b - scription ratea are $10 per year. The United Nations, trying to apply reason which brought a landing of L'.S. Marines, and M e m b e r A s s o c i a t e d P r e a s . United T r e e s to growing chaos, adopted a partition plan in a bloody revolution in Iraq, ending the mon- I n t e r n a t i o n a l . Inland Daily P r e s s A s s o c i a t i o n . 1947. It would give 56 per cent of Palestine archy and the Baghdad P a c t . Jordan's throne aides STEP Associated Collegiate P r e a a . Michigan P r e a a Association. Michigan Collegiate P r e a a As- to a proposed Israel, 44 per cent to a proposed almost collapsed along with I r a q ' s . soclation. United State Student P r e s s Aaao- ciatlon. Arab state, Jerusalem would be International- Egypt turned inward to internal economic S e c o n d c l a a a p o a t a g e p a i d at E a a t L a n a l n g . ized, accessible to all three great faiths, difficulties, Syria seceded f r o m N a s s e r ' s United Mortar Board, a women's hon- Mich. Jewish, Christian and Moslem. Arab Repu blic a f t e r a brief and r e s t l e s s union. E d i t o r i a l a n d b u a l n e a a o f f i c e s at 341 S t u d e n t orary, has voted to contribute S e r v i c e s Building. Michigan State Unlveralty. Again the Arabs cried " b e t r a y a l . " Arabs N a s s e r was impelled to support Syria in a $500 to the Student Education East Lanaing. Mich. said Jews owned less than 10 p e r cent of land q u a r r e l with Israel over border clashes. The Phones : Project. 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May 24, 1967 3 Michigan S tate News, East Lansing, Michigan SPORTS Globtrotters sold KINNEY SPEAKS OUT to Metromedia CLEVELAND (UPI) —Metro- media Inc. announced Tuesday- Saperstein, who c l a i m e d to have done more airline flying Soccer won't replace baseball' started playing s o c c e r , " Kenney gest problem is deciding whom By DENNIS CHASE pily played, possibly because of was decided on the fewest num- It had purchased the famed H a r - than any other passenger in the said. to play* ber of corner kicks. Long Island lem Globetrotters f r o m t h e e s t a t e world, completely owned the o r - Associate Sports Editor the rain. Kenney has been busy lining had five to MSU's six. "We'll have more subs than of founder Abe Saperstein for an ganization, which at one time "But a great crowd turned up new teams to play MSU next ever b e f o r e , " he noted. " T h e r e Gene Kenney says soccer will out in St. Louis. It was the "We outshot them 3-1, and undisclosed sum of money. featured such crowd pleasers y e a r . So f a r , he has signed the never replace baseball. could very easily have won," a r e at least 16 players who could The announcement, made by- as "Sweetwater" Clinton, M a r - first time pro soccer had been "Baseball Is a fine game, a University of Denver for an Oct. Kenney said. "But we have no start for us. I won't decide who George W. E by, president of quis Haynes, Reece"Goose" T a - played t h e r e . " 6 away game, and the Air Force tremendous s p o r t , " said the MSU alibis." will start until the day before Metromedia's Ice Capades and tuiti, and "Meadowlark" Lemon, soccer coach. "They may speed Kenney called the crowd of Academy for Oct. 8. T e r r y Bidiak, outgoing captain each game. Live Entertainment Dlv„ said He and the team starred in a up baseball because people seem 35,000 that a Houston game drew Denver dropped football for of last y e a r ' s team, said this "We'll have no real lineup," the acquisition is subject to the movie story of the Globetrotters. to like a faster game nowadays. "encouraging." But, he said, the soccer three years ago and is y e a r ' s players have talked about he said. approval of the probate court Saperstein died In 1965. a verage crowd over the long haul undefeated In s o c c e r . changing the corner kick rule. But It'll never be replaced." One of K e n n e y ' s brightest handling Saperstein's estate. will be around 11,000. The Spartan soccer team had "It would be better to play Metromedia owns radio and Kenney was optimistic about prospects is sophomore Ernie " I ' m quite confident that Abe Kenney said the key to soc- an unusual season last year. another game If, after two or Tuchscherer. Tuchscherer is a would be delighted that his Globe- television stations, advertising the future of soccer In the United f i r m s and motion picture p r o - States six months ago. Nothing c e r ' s success lies In the high They were undefeated, and yet three overtimes, no team can member of the U.S. Olympic trotter family has found a new schools and Junior colleges. had the distinction of starting break the t i e , " Bidiak said. duction f i r m s . has happened since to change soccer team. home at Metromedia and will be "Grand Rapids and a Livonia MSU on its string of ties by Both Kenney and Bidiak a r e part of its live entertainment his outlook. Also ready to step into s t a r t - " I saw a soccer game one junior college, and 12 suburban losing to Long Island in the optimistic about MSU's chances ing positions a r e Trevor Harris group," Eby said. GENE KENNEY high schools in Michigan have NCAA semifinals, 2-2. The game next fall. Kenney said his big- 'S' game Sunday," he said. "It was slop- and Alex Skotarek. " I t is our hope that the Globe- t r o t t e r s , through Metromedia, will be seen and admired by a d d i t i o n a l m.Ulions of people cancelled around the world. "Abe S a p e r s t e i n ' s Harlem Globetrotters is one of the r e - markable stories of our time Rain forced the cancellation of T u e s d a y ' s scheduled baseball game with Western Michigan at Sigma Chi wins golf crown Intramural golf championships George Wakefield, Marty Reld, A total of 50 four-man teams and we a r e both proud and d e - Kalamazoo. were decided in playoffs on Jim Ottaway and Jim Foy scoring entered the tournament, but only lighted that they will become a The game will not be replayed. Forest Akers Golf Course last a 344. Emmons was runner-up 188 golfers showed up on the cold part- of the Metromedia Group." The Spartans finished the season weekend. with a 353 score. and windy tournament day. The Globetrotters were-formed with a 22-23-1 record. Sigma Chi won the fraternity by Saperstein In Hinckley, Ql., I I I I I I I I I I I I M I I M M H I I I " " 1 1 1 1 division with a score of 335. in 1927, when he was 2-4. Since Team members were Howard Sailers 2nd then the team has played in Richter, Gary Smith, C.J. Pratt 300 American cities and in 67 and John C a r r . Carr was tour- d i f f e r e n t countries, in many nament medalist with 77. cases sponsored by the State The MSU Sailing Club finished Fraternity division runner-up Department, second to the University of Mich- was Delta Tau Delta, with a 339 The organization now consists igan this weekend in the Pump- team total. All-University Residence Hall of two separate teams. kin Wagon Memorial Regatta at The Evans Scholars won the in- Softball Semi-finals Volleyball Championship Lake Lansing. dependent division with a low 11 D e l t a Tau Delta - Evans to 8 p.m. Eight teams were entered, in- score of 358. Team members F i r s t Flight cluding the University of Detroit, were Fred Locke, Rick Johns, S c h o l a r s , Wednesday, 5:20, Akua-Pahula - West Shaw 4, Kosher W a y n e State University, Port T e r r y Kett and Gary Demongey. Field #5 W e d n e s d a y , 7:45, GYM 1, orned Beefl Huron Junior College, Ohio State Independent runner-up was The R e d T r o j a n s — Wiquassett, Court 1 U n i v e r s i t y , Lawrence a n d Late Ones with a 364 total. Wednesday, 5:20, Field #1 Second Flight Sandwich X a v i t r . Port Huron finished Fee Hall won the residence Finals will be held Thursday at Wednesday, 6:45 p.m., GYM 1, third. hall division, with team members 5:20 on Field #1 Court 1 35< Individual Golf THE The deadline is Thursday, 12 VARSIT AUTO RACING noon. Tournament will consist 1 of low gross and a low net Callaway Handicap. 36 hole AT T H E T R A C K T H E S T A R S C A L L HOME . , . SPEEDWAY tournament — 18 holes on Sat- urday and 18 holes on Sunday. 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May 24, 1967 5 IN-DIPTN SERIES Jews urged to adopt New Nat Sci for next fall to fit modern society By S T E V E GATES State News Staff W r i t e r A m o r e in-depth approach will e m p h a s i s change i s a r e s u l t o f t h e d e p a r t m e n t ' s increasing f a m i l - i a r i t y with i t s own a i m s and the philosophical development of s c i - be hardbound and have s e p a r a t e laboratory manuals. W a i v e r s and repeat exams will be initially somewhat c o m p l i - By M A R I L Y N P A T T E R S O N Today only a small minority of Good Is the d e a t h of God In r e p l a c e p r o g r a m m e d learning in ence. ' cated by the changes. Students State News Staff W r i t e r question whether Judaism can be h i s t o r y , he s a i d . the basic N a t u r a l Science s e - wishing to waive NS 191 fall T h e p r o b l e m Jewish society adapted to the modern world, Rabbi Rubensteln of the Hillel quence next fall t e r m . T h e new texts will emphasize t e r m will take the 183 waiver, f a c e s today Is to understand J e w - Borowltz s a i d . " O n e can be both Foundation of the University of In i t s f i r s t o v e r a l l c u r r i c u l u m concepts r a t h e r than details, he since waiver e x a m s for the new ish law In t e r m s of today's c o n - Jewish and m o d e r n , " he s a i d . Pittsburgh contends that If s o m e - r e v i s i o n since 1957, the U n i v e r - noted. c o u r s e s will not be ready until c e r n f o r the Individual, Rabbi thing like Auschwitz can be a l - sity College Department of N a t - "If you t r y to snow students Jewish human values can be lowed to happen, t h e r e m u s t be one t e r m a f t e r the c o u r s e s a r e Eugene Borowltz said Monday at seen In the reaction o f t h e Jewish u r a l Science i s offering a new with minutae, you will kill t h e m , " no God, Borowltz s a i d . introduced. A k e r s Auditorium, 191, 192, 193 sequence to replace he said. community to the death-of-God Students attempting fall t e r m " B u t If t h e r e Is no God whv the f a m i l i a r 181, 182, 183. " T n e Jew In the Western world theology. T h o m a s A l t o l s e r , l e a d - should you be so indignant? If Hackel gave a " f i r m and dog- to r e m o v e a D grade In NS 181, ing proponent of the God-is-dead Nat Scl 191 will c o r r e s p o n d to Is a man who Is of hybrid cultural t h e r e is no God, why shouldn't matic y e s " to the question h o w e v e r , will enroll In 191, theology, m a d e It c l e a r that the the p r e s e n t 183, 192 to 181, and n a t u r e , " said Borowltz,a p r o f e s - men be b e a s t s ? " Borowltz said* whether books would cover m o r e though the subject m a t t e r is not implication of the death of God 193 to 182. s o r of Education and Jewish R e l i - This Is the paradox which s u r - m o d e r n topics of i n t e r e s t . T h e the s a m e , is m o r a l d e c a y , Borowltz s a i d . According to Emanuel Hackel, gious Thought at Hebrew Union rounds contemporary Jewish c h a i r m a n of the d e p a r t m e n t , each treatment bears a "closer r e l a - Nat Sci 181 will not be o f - College-Jewish institute of R e l i - But a Jew cannot be a Jew with- thought. tion to the social problems we f e r e d fall t e r m , and 182 and new c o u r s e " i s a i m e d a t a higher gion. out a s t a t e m e n t of n t o r a l s , he T h e r e needs to be a basis f o r f a c e , " he explained. 183 will be eliminated in the two Intellectual l e v e l , " which, he The Jew must adapt himself explained. a f f i r m a t i o n of human v a l u e s , he' T e x t s f o r the new c o u r s e s will succeeding t e r m s . hastened to add, " w e feel our to fit Into modern society, he s a i d , said. students will w e l c o m e . " " E v e n in Its most s e c u l a r J u d a i s m has changed in m o d e r n " W e somehow know that it Is Red Ch inese ousted s t a t e , the Jewish community has P a r t of this upgrading will t i m e s to fit this way of l i f e , he good to be a p e r s o n , " Borowltz e l i m i n a t e the p r e s e n t p r o - not been able to get to the point noted. The Jews of the 19th said. " W h a t p a s s e s between p e r - g r a m m e d learning sequences— w h e r e it can take a f r e e s t a n c e , " century found Kant's e m p h a s i s sons is m o r e important than on ethics and Hegel's e m p h a s i s he said. Thus t h e r e has been little r e s p o n s e to Altolser In the J e w - ceremonies," Dr. Eugene Borowitz a m o v e which Hackel suggested will b e l e s s r e s t r i c t i v e to s t u - TOKYO (f! — R e d C h i n a has d e - Indicating that he has been a c - on history handy Intellectual tools ish community. Institutions, he s a i d , should be dents. nounced officially by n a m e a s e c - tive among M a o ' s foes. to help get them out of the ghetto, concerned with u s a s p e r s o n s . n o t However, p r o g r a m m e d texts ond high p a r t y m e m b e r , ousted The Jewish version of the death Under the ground r u l e s of the he s a i d . Deaf teens learn dances a s digits. will still be available to students Defense Minister P e n g T e - h u a i , so-called " c u l t u r a l revolution," " I f you understand the d i f - for study guides, he said. Radio Peking said Tuesday. no foe of Mao can be denounced Students, faculty f e r e n c e between the use of the T h e new c o u r s e s will e m p h a - Peng T e - h u a i was ousted in officially until the word c o m e s 1 - i t ' and the '1-Thou,' you have A f o r m e r go-go girl on a L a n - T h e i r p r o g r e s s will be seen size the r o l e of s c i e n c e in society. 1959, long b e f o r e the c u r r e n t f r o m the C e n t r a l C o m m i t t e e . T h e a y a r d s t i c k f o r m e a s u r i n g human sing television show is heading a at 2 p.m. Saturday on the "Swing While the old introduction said, purge of party c h a i r m a n Mao idea apparently i s to wait until v a l u e , " Borowltz s a i d . p r o g r a m to teach deaf and h a r d - Lively Show" on WJIM, channel " T h e main objective of this T s e - t u n g ' s foes began a y e a r ago. it is c e r t a i n an enemy can be of-hearing t e e n a g e r s c o n t e m p o r - c o u r s e i s to f o s t e r an u n d e r - The fi r s t to be denounced -offi- crushed. to receive honors The genius of existentialism is a r y social dances. standing of the nature of s c i - cially, Peng Chen, f o r m e r P e k - So f a r , for example, no o f f i - that it has a high r e g a r d f o r l i f e , J o y McConnochie, East L a n - T h e Lansing C o m m u n i t y C o u n - e n c e , " the new one will begin, ing mayor and Politburo m e m - cial publication o r broadcast has Borowltz said, yet living f o r sing senior, h a s met with 15 cil, which sponsors the teaching " T h i s i s a book about science, ber, fell in the purge. mentioned by name P r e s i d e n t oneself without recognition of t e e n a g e r s at the Lansing YWCA p r o g r a m , is looking forMSU s t u - its nature, methods and humane But like Pen Chen, Peng T e - Liu Shao-chi o r p a r t y S e c r e t a r y m a n ' s relationship with humanity e v e r y Wednesday night for four dents to participate in s e r v i c e dimensions." huai has been a s s a i l e d in wall Teng Hsiao-ping, Mao's chief T h e graduating C l a s s of 1967 p r o g r a m s in the Lansing a r e a . Is Impossible. weeks. According to Hackel, the p o s t e r s since the purge broke, enemies. will honor six fellow students and five p r o f e s s o r s at a banquet at 6 tonight in Kellogg C e n t e r . Faculty m e m b e r s to be honored a r e : M a r j o r i e E. G e s n e r and J a m e s R. Hooker, a s s o c i a t e p r o - Commencement f e s s o r s of history: R u s s e l l B. Nye, distinguished p r o f e s s o r of English and P u l i t z e r p r i z e win- ner; William E. Sweetland, p r o - f e s s o r of e d u c a - veetland H ooker tion; and Allan at large and voted on by the Mandelstamm, 67 m e m b e r s of the Senior Club, associate pro- a group of this y e a r ' s most out- f e s s o r of e c o - standing s e n i o r s . nomics. The n a m e s of the six s e n i o r s Tickets? The faculty to be honored have not been a n - were chosen nounced. from nomina- P r e s i d e n t John A. Hannah and tions made by his wife will p r e s e n t t h e B o a r d o f , , the senior c l a s s Mandelstamm T r u s t e e s ' annual "High Achieve- m e n t " award to the two men and two women who have maintained ASMSU the best a c a d e m i c r e c o r d during their stay at MSU. Two s e n i o r s will r e c e i v e a w a r d s for the most members Pick Up Free Tickets honored M e m b e r s of the second s e s - sion of the ASMSU Student Board and Cabinet were honored T u e s - For Commencement- day at a luncheon in the Union. In Case It Rains F o r m e r student board c h a i r - man J i m G r a h a m p r e s e n t e d the Nye Gesner f o r m e r Student Board m e m b e r s with c e r t i f i c a t e s and plaques, outstanding a c t i v i t i e s atMSU this and f o r m e r cabinet vice p r e s i - y e a r . dents and d i r e c t o r s with c e r - MSU's Singing Statesmen will tificates. provide e n t e r t a i n m e n t . Marti Ehrhart, Frankfort jun- i o r , was named outstanding c a b i n e t m e m b e r by Cabinet F R E E STORAGE P r e s i d e n t T e r r y Hassold. M i s s Ehrhart served as co-director Call IV 2-0768 today I CAPITAL LAUNDRY of personnel development in the second session and i s d i r e c t o r of the same office for the third session. F R E E PICK-UP Graham spoke at the close of the luncheon and reflected on I NOT F O E A I the y e a r and on student govern- M I L L I O N DOLLARS. ment in g e n e r a l . He commented on t h e " r e m a r k a b l e c h a n g e " f r o m the old All-University Stu- dent G o v e r n m e n t (AUSG) to ASMSU. "It was a t r a d e away f r o m an ineffective s y s t e m that had plenty of r e p r e s e n t a t i o n to an effective system that h a s a problem with r e p r e s e n t a t i o n , " he said. " T h e r e s p o n s i b i l i t i e s and o b l i - gations of student government on this c a m p u s a r e t r e m e n d o u s , " G r a h a m said. Graham also thanked a d v i s e r s L a n a D a r t , George Hibbard, L o u i s Hekuis and Norman H e f - Tickets to be distributed by J 0 Q Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Candidates ke for the p e r s p e c t i v e which they provide, even though the board did not take their advice automatically or without c h a l - V e t e r i n a r y Office lenge. Extra tickets to be distributed on a He concluded with a s u g g e s - May 31, June 1, June 2 tion to the third s e s s i o n of ASMSU that it attempt to c o m - first come first serve basis June 2 Wed., Thurs., F r i . municate understanding of s t u - dent government and its i s s u e s , 8-12 1-5 a s well a s f a c t s , to the s t u - dent body. Would I have My Clothes Cleaned Bring Anywhere but A ^ ^ ^ ^ Cleaners D o n ' t f o r g e t to s t o r e your clothes f r e e at L o u i s 623 E . G r a n d R i v e r ID Wednesday, May 24, 1967 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan IARNINGS UP Improved library facilities Living costs rise to be available winter term WASHINGTON I -Livingcosts The report said workers with climbed three-tenths of one per three dependents averaged $89.15 cent in April for the sharpest a week after t a x e s , and single r i s e in six months, and declin- w o r k e r s averaged $81.75, but ing food prices appeared about purchasing power was slightly-- termine what books circulate, be available, some with type- aration of the two libraries, he to swing upward again, the Labor below last year because of high- By P H Y L L I S Z I M B L E R and how often. In this way books writers for rent and others empty said. Dept. said Tuesday. er taxes and prices. State News S t a f f W r i t e r which seem to be used more by so the student can bring his own. The card catalogs will remain While lower food prices in About one million workers, New and Improved library f a - either grads or undergrads will Individual c a r r e l s will be in their present position, but April helped offset higher costs mostly in the auto and related cilities, Including the new grad- be placed in the appropriate li- increased in number. they will be remodeled. These for housing, clothing, t r a n s p o r - industries, will get cost of living uate wing, a r e expected to be brary. All assigned reading will be catalogs w i l l serve both li- tation and medical care, p r e - pa«, hikes of two cents an hour completed and available to stu- According to Richard Chapin, together on the second floor. At braries. liminary May figures show because their labor contracts dents by winter term. director of the library, most the present time, such reading wholesale farm prices rising. a r e pegged to the consumer price , The Sullivan Report, prepared research books will be in the is scattered throughout the l i - P r e t / e r said that it is hoped "We're not out of the woods," index. bv an ad hoc committee- six graduate library at the start brary. that the bulk of the circulating commented Commissioner Doctors's fees, hospital costs years ago, provided the program of the new program. The under- The library now has approxi- books will be changed over to the Arthur M. Ross, of the Bureau and other medical items - the for the expansion of present li- graduate library will mostly con- mately 1,300,000 volumes. The new IBM card system by the of Labor Statistics, on the spurt fastest rising item on the index brary facilities and the construc- tain copies of heavily used books normal growth is an additional opening of t h e divisional l i - in prices. - a r e more than 9 per cent tion of the graduate addition. from the graduate library. one hundred thousand books per b r a r i e s Jan. 1. The April r i s e boosted the above a year ago, Ross said. Plans for the new library call After the completion of the new year. government's consumer price in- for a separation into undergrad- addition fall term, various walls The new library facilities will dex to 115.3. This means it cost Viet war Because the majority of c i r - uate and graduate libraries. The will be knocked out in the p r e s - cost $4.3 million, according to $11.53 to purchase items worth culating books will be in the second and third floors of the ent building. Extensive remodel- Dale Pretzer, assistant to the $10 in the 1957-59 period on which undergraduate library, plans are present building will house the ing will be done to improve all director of the library. The state the index is based. for this library to be completely undergraduate division, with the library facilities. of Michigan will provide $3.3 But Ross-said he still believes resum ed under the new IBM card system r e m a i n d e r of the library, in- During remodeling of the p r e s - million and the federal govern- the nation this year will not ex- when it ope ns. The books remain - cluding the new addition, housing ent building fall term, all books, ment is financing $1.3 million of perience price increases as big ing in the pr.iduate library under the graduate library. whether destined for the graduate the cost. as last y e a r ' s 3.3 per cent, the the old system will be changed or undergraduate libraries,' will P r e t z e r said the new addition after truce The graduate and undergrad- highest In a decade. uate libraries will be changing be moved into the new addition. will add 151,442 new square feet as soon as possible. Building blocks W h o l e s a l e prices dropped collections. A computer will de- F l o o r s will be remodeled sep- to usable library footage. This four-tenths of one per cent in s new library set-up will T h e b u i l d i n g b l o c k s of k n o w l e d g e e m p l o y e d i n c o n - arately so others can be used will bring the total useful area M ICHIGAN O ' N » 482-390S abolish some jobs and add some struction of t h e n e w l i b r a r y a d d i t i o n h a v e increased April, but preliminary figures S A IG O N (JPI — UJS. and allied for reader space. to approximately 300,000 square new ones. P r e t z e r feels that it for May showed a five-tenths r i s e feet. i n q u a n t i t y s i n c e t h i s g l i m p s e of c o n s t r u c t i o n , taken troops resumed operations Wed- The plans call for utilization is quite possible the subtraction because of a sharp upturn in nesday a f t e r a 24-hour c e a s e - eUs/u of present wasted space. Seating The undergraduate library will last fall. Work is scheduled to be completed by prices for farm products and and addition of jobs will balance fire broken by 50 clashes and in- Winter, '68. S t a t e N e w s photo by L a r r y Fritzlan TODAY capacity will be d o u b l e d , and more individual study spaces will continue having open stacks for everyone. The graduate library foods, the bureau said. cidents that took the lives of 10 AT Food is subject to the sharp- American soldiers. be available. stacks will be open to graduate est fluctuations of any item The order from the U.S. Com- ASMSU assembly votes 1:35-3:30-5:25 Group study rooms with black- students, but closed to under- 7:25-9:25 P.M. grads. checked by the government in mand to " r e s u m e normal opera- boards for demonstrations will measuring both wholesale and tions" went out to American be added. Typing rooms will also Graduate students, according retail prices. troops as the truce expired at SANDRA DEE to P r e t z e r , will present IDs for In addition to food, prices were midnight. There was no word of access to the graduate library. GEORGE HAMILTON to modify its structure 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. S p e c i a Undergrads will be able to use lower in April for new c a r s Immediate renewed fighting. Roast Beef the books in the graduate stacks, and appliances. The truce "was In honor of Housing costs were up three- Buddha's birthday. The Com- Doctor but they will have to call for the tenths of one per cent, clothing munists had announced a 48- Sandwich books they want. for the Committee on Compas- f o u r - t e n t h s , transportation c e a s e - f l r e Monday and Tuesday. WMlSV g o t The new library facilities a r e The ASMSU General A s s e m - dissolve but to modify its s t r u c - sion. Men's Halls Association eight-tenths and medical - care In the sporadic fighting T u e s - t o IM» k i d d i n g ! to be geared to more individual bly met Monday—without a quo- ture in some, as yet unspeci- has called for a referendum on four-tenths. day, the U.S. Command reported 35< needs. As Chapin explained, the rum—to decide if it should d i s - fied way. the appropriation. The bureau also released a 17 Americans as wounded. It g r a d u a t e wants: ten different solve itse r lf. Some comments on the a s s e m - THE The r e c e n t l y passed Sleep new report showing that 44 m i l - listed 22 enemy killed and two books on a topic and the under- The assembly, formed last fall, bly from representatives were: suspects captured. was originated as a communica- —the assembly has succeeded amendment forbids the alloca- lion American workers - more VARSITY! grads want ten copies of the same All through Tuesday U.S. tion link between the student so well In informing students tion of monies for a political than half the labor force -gained book. These differing needs will planes flew reconnaissance m i s - FRIDAY MNAVISION METROCOIOB board and students. Since that that it has defeated its own p u r - purpose. 40 cents a week in after-tax The Absent Minded Professor be serviced better by the sep- sions over North Vietnam. T a s s , time a quorum has been present pose. Students feel they know The $25 will go to buy anti- earnings, but 25 cents of it went and The Shaggy Dog biotics for the South Vietnamese down the drain in higher prices. the Soviet news agency, said in a only once—at the first meeting, enough about ASMSU now not people. dispatch from Hanoi that some assembly voted not to to have to come to the meetings; American planes flew over that —there is no sense in having North Vietnamese capital. Hanoi a deliberative body which has radio said, one U.S. plane was no power; shot down over the capital but —there is a growing interest there was no confirmation In in student government, so stu- Saigon. dents are going into hall gov- All was quiet In the demili- ernment where they have some tarized zone between North and power. South Vietnam, where UJS. M a - The assembly has no power rines and South Vietnamese over student board and can only troops ware pulling out of the recommend actions to the board. southern half, apparently ending In addition to discussing ways the f i r s t phase of an operation in to improve the assembly, r e p - the zone. r e s e n t a t i v e s also questioned A dispatch from Da Nang near members of student board on the zone said one of three Ma- the handling of the women's hours rine battalions sent Into the buf- proposal and the $25 allocation fer area last Thursday to root out North Vietnamese regulars had been withdrawn. One battalion of the 4th Marine Regiment still remained well In- side the southern half of the six- mlle-wlde zone, set up by the 1954 Geneva conference that end- ed the war In Indochina. The third battalion was dug in about 50 yards inside the zone. Taking note On the right along the 17-mile- long eastern stretch of the zone, Cassie Beddow, secretary of t h e A S M S U General the six South Vietnamese battal- A s s e m b l y , t a k e s n o t e of S t u d e n t B o a r d C h a i r m a n G r e g ions pulled out. They were help- H o p k i n s as he s p e a k s b e f o r e the g r o u p . T h e a s s e m b l y ing resettle 11,000 civilians from m e t M o n d a y night in the M c D o n e l H a l l K i v a . the zone In order to c l e a r a field S t a t e N e w s p h o t o by B o b Ivins of f i r e . PAC ÄBMipy LAST DAY I 1:10-3:15-5:15-7:20-9:25 6768 IUI. 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Cl I A R L E S G O U N O D ' S Kant Lansing. Michigan • Tl WORLD RENOWNED OPERA a Please send me my SEASON ih 1 1 aV r C O U P O N ROOK Enclosed is $7 Sponsore« • Departments late of MUSIC SPEl'.C 11 M A I N I L ( X ) R 'I K'KI '.T.s Î 2 1)0 mednesdap Send to Name Address BALCONY TICKETS il Phone The Thrilling Story Behind A u d i t o r i u m Box Ol I in* City the International Dope Conspiracy! T O N JANE WYATT HENRY JONES and LLOYD NOLAN State May 25 (12:30-8:30 p.m.) May 26 (12:30-5:00 p.m.) Please enclose a stamped self I a«K s, dm «ai etr; 3« SJWMtf'HijfLOW Biwi W H *'*>•? *t• P'o:fl-.v,«Mmn lit» • : m t, »jo »»«» I May 27 (6:00-8:00 p.m. addressed envelope for Ù TERENCE YOUNG • ; ; 10 EISINGER • Music composed bv GEORGES AURIC -TWO COLOR CARTOONS - return of tickets. ET FILM DISTRIBUTORS. INC. and MORIN M. SCOTT Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan W e d n e s d a y . May 24, 1967 7 English Club to hear Academic garb Scott on publishing denotes degree Black a p p e a r s to be the most popular and fashionable color for pharmacy; dark b l u e f o r p h i l - osophy; sage green f o r physical The Undergraduate E n g l i s h at 4:30 today* in* 607 this spring. education; peacock blue for pub- * Wells Hall. W i t h Senior Swing-out and lic administration; salmon pink Club will meet at 4 today In the graduation close at hand, g r a d - for p u b l i c h e a l t h ; gold for Union Art Room. Virgil Scott, p r o f e s s o r of English, will speak It's what's Beta Beta Beta, national bio- logical s c i e n c e honorary w i l l uating s e n i o r s , m a s t e r ' s and doc- science; citron for social science on his experiences in the writing meet at 7:30 p.m, in 35 Union toral candidates and faculty and gray for veterinary science. and publishing » » of » his novels. happening to hear Robert Fleming, m a m - m e m b e r s will be garbed in gowns of b a s i c b l a c k which fall in The hood holds the heaviest symbolism. The size of the hood malogist, speak on "Ecological T h e student advisory c o m - S t u d i e s in India and Nepal." straight lines from an elaborate and the width of the velvet t r i m mittee for the Department of Members a r e urged to attend and yoke. denote the level of the d e g r e e . Romance Languages will hold troit advertising agency, speak on the public is Invited. The code governing academic B a c h e l o r s have the smallest an open hearing for all m a j o r s " A New Look at an Advertising » • * apparel originated in 1S95 in hoods and doctors the l a r g e s t . at 4 p . m . today In the Con Con A g e n c y ' s New Business P r o - Spartan Women';- League will the Intercollegiate Commission. The color of the velvet trim Room of the International C e n t e r . c e d u r e s . " All Interested students meet at 5:15 in the U.N. Lounge The degree and field of study on the outside edge of the hood Topics for discussion Include a r e welcome, of the Union to discuss their of each participant is Illustrated represents the field of study- • * • by the cap, gown and hood worn. while the color of the lining language laboratories,textbooks, picnic. Members are asked to grading p r o b l e m s , course o r g a n - The Retailing Club will meet bring 25(. The style of the gown gives signifies the institution which ization and requirements, new at 7 tonight In 31 Union to hear the clue to the degree to be awarded the degree. c o u r s e s , instructors and any a senior panel discussion on granted to the w e a r e r . The d i s - At Michigan State m a s t e r ' s topics' the students bring up. interviewing. • # •# The morning after tinguishing feature of the bach- e l o r ' s gown is l o n g , pointed and bachelor's candidates by t r a - dition do not wear hoods, but Faculty members have also been Invited •to »the • meeting. T h e F i s h e r i e s a n d Wildlife With Water Carnival but a fond memory, work sleeves. doctoral candidates and faculty Club will meet at 7:30 tonight In has begun tearing down the building blocks of The m a s t e r ' s candidate wears members do. Free University's seminar on the Activities Room of the Nat- knowledge--with the intention, it is presumed, of a gown with c r e s c e n t - s h a p e d Commencement will take on a ural Resources Bldg. to hear s l e e v e s w h i l e t h e doctoral new look this spring, according mental health meets at 7:30 to- smarting work on p l a n s for immediate reconstruc- night in 202 Olds Hall. Tonight's Howard A. Tanner, director of candidate adds velvet sleeve to Assistant Provost Herman L . tion. S t a t e N e w s photo by M i k e Schonhofen lecture by J a m e s Linden, g r a d - the School of Natural Resources, panels to his bell-shaped sleeves. King. All graduates will c r o s s uate assistant in clinical p s y - discuss " M a n and His Environ- Faculty m e m b e r s wear the gown the-platform to receive diplomas. cholog will deal with " E x - pressing Physical Affection to a m e n t , " and to hold an annual auction for club • • m*e m b e r s . FOR WfST-SIDE TEENS of their highest d e g r e e . Colored t a s s e l s on the m o r t a r - The deans of the c o l l e g e s , r a t h e r than President John A. Hannah, board o r Oxford sty Is cap a r e Home Ec, shop Psychotherapy Patient." will award the d e g r e e s . James Roper, a s s t . p r o f e s s o r used to denote the field of study. G r i d tickets of philosophy, will deliver a pub- W h i l e , some universities use lic l e c t u r e on continuity a n d black t a s s e l s , MSU and other For the purpose of organizing programs sought change in scientific theory at 8 colleges a n d u n i v e r s i t i e s u s e t a s - a Student Education Association, Faculty, employes and students tonight in 209 Horticulture Bldg. sels In t h e ' c o l o r s of the fields the C o l l e g e of Education i s * » • may still apply for extra game of study. sponsoring a meeting for all tickets for the 1967 football s e a - education m a j o r s at 7:30 t o - MSU's P r o m s n a d e r s will hold The colors for the academic a r e a s , designated by the A m e r - son. night in 323 Chemistry Bldg. t h e - l a s t s q u a r e , folk and round By TRINKA CLINE and home economics rooms would Applications a r e being accept- ican Council on Education, a r e Leland Dean, a s s t . dean and dance tonight 7-8:15 in 34 Wom- State News StaffWriter have to coincide with the parks ed at the Athletic. Ticket Office white f o r a r t s , letters and hu- d i r e c t o r of teacher education, e n ' s UM. » • • A Lansing school official is and recreation p r o g r a m s , a c - between 8:30 a . m . and 12 noon cording to Maples. manities; drab for business a d - will discuss problems In teach- considering a proposal to p e r - and between 1 and 4:30 p . m . The Ag Ed Club meets at 7:30 ministration, commerce and a c - ing, u n i v e r s i t y courses and " I t would be mainly a ques- Valid identification must be tonight in 237» Erlckson. mit Lansing teenagers to use, counting; lilac f o r dentistry; cop- local school s y s t e m s . » * tion of organizing personnel and shown when applying for tickets. industrial a r t s and horn.' eco- per for economics; light blue supplies," Maples said. " W e ' d MSU's Business Women will nomic? facilities In the a r e a ' s for education; orange for engi- need funds and trained help to The Undergraduate Economics hold their " P a p e r Bagger's" junior high and high schools. work with the students. You can't neering. F R E E STORAGE seminar at noon today in 128 The suggestion to Rissell Ma- Brown is worn for fine a r t s ; Club will meet at 7 tonight in use thousands of dollars worth Call IV 2-0768 today! Nat. Sc i. Bldg. ples, vocational education con- russet for f o r e s t r y ; crimson f o r the Art Room of the Union to of equipment for playthings." • * • sultant for the Lansing school CAPITAL LAUNDRY Maples said he'd never really journalism; purple for law; lemon hear Robert Lanzillotti, c h a i r - district, stemmed from last s u m - for library science; green for Enzlar. Society, m e n ' s hono- thought of this type program and man of thè Economics Dept., m e r ' s disruptions on Lansing's medicine; pink f o r n u s i c ; silver discuss changes in the under- r a r y , will hold initiation at 7 W est Side, would be Interested in ideas on gray for oratory; olive green FREE PICK-UP graduate curriculum. Election of tonight in the Alumni Chapel. Saturday night dances and s k a t - how to organize and conduct It. o f f i c e r s w i l l conclude t h e With the facilities available, i' ing parties have been arranged meeting. the questions remain on which " to relieve some of the tension. The Freshman Home Econom- schools to u s e , who to s u p e r - A West Side youths commented ics Club will meet from 7-9 vise and how to pay for students' ' T h e Academic Senate w i l l tonight in 115 Ericksor. to hear Harvard prof to conduct recently, " I t ' s a nice t r y , but s o m . t i m e s b o r i n g , Tne same supplies. The Department of Parks and * I meet at 4 p . m . today in the a lecture delivered by two student thing over and o v e r . " Music Auditorium. teachers. Recreation was recently appro- ! seminar on segregation » » » An MSU graduate student who priated funds to provide r e c r e a - 1 lives in the area suggested that Ralph P . B a r r e t t , a s s t . p r o - tion and Informal gatherings In more educational and practical five junior high schools begin- | The U n i o n B o a r d Special f e s s o r of Linguistics, African A Harvard p r o f e s s o r of social Thomas F* Pettigrew, author program« such as wood working nlrg July 1. I Events Committee has set T h u r s - and Oriental languages, will p r e - relations will conduct seminar of " P r o f i l e of the Negro A m s r i - instruction would be of value. day as the deadline for all Ac- sent a paper entitled " L i n g u i s - sessions on " T h e Social P s y - c a n , " will speak at 10:00 a . m . When the idea was relayed to SENIORS! t i v i t i e s Carnival registration tics P r o b l e m s In Aphasia" at ! EUROPE }I f o r m s . Forms may be taken to the Linguistics Forum Meeting the Union Board Office today chology of School Segregation' today and Thursday. both days in the Con Cor. Room of the International Centex". the Lansing Dept. of Parks and Recreation, which sponsors the present junior high p r o g r a m s , • | Greece S 190.40* •| ! and Thursday. Club presidents A consultant to the U.S. Civ- Asst. Director Theodore Haskell • or 26 days air/rail: f having questions should contact MSU Folklore Society il Rights Com nission, P e t t i - said the Board of Education con- I T urkey S238.00| j CAPS Bruce Auten at 3-0038. grew has recently concentrated trols use of the school's voca- his study on the consequences | R ussia S 156.80 j ! tional facilities. and MSU Promenaders of racial integration and s e g r e - P r o g r a m s In the industrial a r t s t or 17 d a / s air/rail» I gation. Scandinavia . . .$198.80» j BARNES FLORAL- 0ANSING ,EAST AND The University Cycling Club will present a special program present He is appearing here as Visit- (England, 5 days coachi . on bicycle touring at 7:30 to- ing Scholar In Educational P s y - I ' $25.20i I FOLK IN THE ROUND night In 208 Men's I.M. Three chology. The program is spon- A m e r i c a n Youth Hostel r e p - For Flowe-s I AST sored by the doctoral program GOWNS "**F-e s h and resentatives from Detroit will in educational psychology and the F ash.enable (79 B u c k i n g h a m P a l a c e Rd.i n a r r a t e several films on touring Hjman Learning Research Insti- 215 ANN ED 2 0871 j London S W I England * activities. The program Is open tute. to all students. Folk Singing THE ISSUE OF CAPS & GOWNS Shape up for sutnme r WILL BEGIN WED. MAY 31 The MSU Advertising Club will And meet at 7:30 tonight in 105 South . . ,effortlessly, right Make Y o u r Inquiries and Reservations Kedzie Hall to hear Donald C. G r a v e s , president of Z i m m e r , Dancing Mon.-Frl. 7 a.m.-Ilp.m. Keller, & Calvert, Inc., a De- at home. . ,with this Sat.-Sun.9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the dynamic, new 'U' staff Erickson K i v a STUDENT UNION DESK SWEDISH | Main F l o o r L o b b y - o r C a l l 355-3463 j win awards 8:00 75< SAUNA What's the Friday, May 26 Three MSU staff members will SUIT PLAN be awarded a Governor's Cita- tion today, Livelihood Day cat's of Michigan Week for " d i s t i n - guished and extraordinary s e r v - meow? $700 ice as spokesmen forMichigan." BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS complete Virginia Baird of continuing for only TODAY education Information service; FROM Duffy Daugherty, head football 7:00 P.M. coach; and Richard Gringhuis, a r t i s t for the MSU museum, a r e SHOWN AT. .7:20 & 9:20 P . M , Just perfect for women of any age, Swedish three of the 100 residents of Sauna Suit seals in body heat so you shed Michigan receiving the award. "THERE HAS NEVER BEEN ' H f W A I T E R READ! O R G i h u ' i l t l R P R E S E N T S excess m o i s t u r e . Helps pounds melt away. ANYTHING LIKE THIS ON The recipients were selected THE AMERICAN SCREEN!" SHIRLEY KNIGHT Speeds the way to a f i r m e r , more flattering form with f a r less effort. A plan tha from r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s sub- ~ William Wolf. Cue Magarme AL FREEMAN, JR. you change " s o f t " to " s o l ; J " by usir mitted by city and village coun- "TOLD WITH BRUTAL DUTCHMAN own natural body heat. Reduce w/v c i l s , boards of supervisors, and E L O Q U E N C E ! Shirley Knight relax, watch TV, r e a d , or when doir:- various associations and p r o f e s - is close to perfect — hold c h o r e s . Includes 2-pc, suit of sturdy- sions. startling! Al Freeman, Jr. vinyl, 84-pg. exercise book, o4-pg.diet book The award ceremony, held In is excellent!" -Brenoan Gin. B a s e d on the A w a r d W i n n i n g play The New Yorker Sizes Small, Medium and L a r g e . conjunction with the 14th Annual DUTCHMAN by Le Ror Jones Michigan Week, will take place F RID AY! In front of the Capitol, CURIOSITY KILLS CATS . . . AND MAKES MEN OUT O F BOYS! AVAILABLE AT CUR E AST L A N S I N G ST RE ONLY! Joyce wins tourney ^^ the Joyce Kazmierski, MSU coed, was 36-hole medalist at the Mid- west Women's Collegiate Golf , the motion UNION CAFETERIA Tournament at Purdue last week- end. It was the third y e a r In a / picture "for of course. row she has won medalisthonors. people Miss Kazmierski shot rounds of 76 and 77 for a 36-hole total over eighteen! The best food and of 153. She also helped MSU win the "The him radiates a hea/thy happy attitude to^ërds aex' best prices around! team championship for the third y e a r In a row. B' PfPPlwcO»*. *0»WJÍ» NC basement of the US'I OS' Wednesday, May 24, 196' 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan NOW IS THE TIME TO LINE UP YOUR RIDE OR RIDERS HOME. USE OUR TRANSPORTATION COLUMN. CALL 355-8255 TODAY. Automotive Automotive Automotive Automotive Scooters & Cycles Employment The State News does not ALFA ROMEO R f f l , Guilet'ta CORVAlR 1962, $313. 489-5255. TRIL'MPH 1960, 350cc. Low mlle- BAK TENDER - Friday, Satur- permit racial or religious Spider, dark green. Private Good condition. Call after 5 p.m. MUSTANG 1955 convertible. T-BIRD, 1^65 convertible, all discrimination in its ad- power, Including air-condltion- age. Excellent condition. Phone day nights, and banquets. Apply owner. Call 484-3495 after 5 Stick shift, 18,000 miles, one vertising columns. The 3-5/26 lng. New t i r e s . Snow t i r e s . Con- 355-6878. 3-5/24 PEAR & PARTRIDGE RES- P-m. 3-5/24 DODG E 1961 Phoenix four-door, owner. Will arrange financing. State News will not accept sider trade. 1608 West Willow. HONDA 1966 CB 160.1,650 miles. TAURANT. Phone 372-3456. 362-3670. 3-5/26 advertising whichdiscrim- ALFA ROMEO 1^60 comertible, \"-S, automatic, with double 3-5/24 Plus new helmet. Best offer. ED 10-5/30 OLDSMOBILE 88, 1963, four- inates against religion, five-speed transmission. $595. power. Original inside and out. THREE 1960 Chevrolet Impala 2-2708. 3-5/26 SUMMER J6BS FOR STUDENTS THE CHECK POINT, Okemos. $468. J . B . ' s USED CARS. 5716 door. Good condition. $900. TU two-door, hard-top coupes to HONDA 1965, ¿>-90. Mint condi- r a c e , color or national o r i - AUTOMOTIVE Applications now being accepted 332-4916. C-5/25 South Cedar. 393-4052. 4-5, 26 2-1281. 3-5/24 choose f r o m . V-8, automatic, tion. 3,600 miles. Best offer. gin. EMPLOYMENT for summer jobs with major a T P a ROMEO 1559 Roadster. DODGE 1966 Coronet 440. I w o - PONTIAC LeNians, 1966. Grand- standard transmissions. From FOR RENT 355-6412. 5-5/25 corporation. Students 18 years door hardtop. Power steering, mother must sell. 19,000miles. $478. J . B . ' s USED CARS, 5716 FOR S A L E Good condition. $550. THE CHECK POINT, Okemos. 332- automatic, 318 \'-S. $1,895.337- Sacrifice at $2200. Cam over- South Cedar, 393-4052. HONDA S-90, 1966. Two helmets. $200.IV 2-7107. 3-5/25 of age and over wanted to learn marketing, sales promotion and Employment LOST & FOUND 4916. C-5, 25 0409. 3-5, 26 head six. ED 2-6680. 3-5/26 4-5/26 brand identification techniques. STUDEKT PHOTOGRAPHERS & PERSONAL PONTIAC 1964 Bonneville con- VOLKSWAGEN 1961, gas heater, HONDA 250cc, 1965. Excellent High level executive manage- technicians, with camera, for P E A N U T S PERSONAL Al'STIN-THFALfeY 19*3. Cheap. FALCON 1962, two-door, star.d- vertible, sunray red, white top. pushbutton radio, sunroof. Good condition. $425. Call Bob, 351- ment training courses given to summer, fall, and winter t e r m s . REAL ESTATE Must sell. Call 337-0018 after ard. One owner, excellent condi- 36,000 miles. Like new. One condition. $395. 489-5570. 605 6473. 9-6/2 qualified applicants. Salary $105 State News Photographic, 301 SERVICE 5KX) p.m. 3-5/25 tion. $495. 372-5573. 3-5/26 owner. Call 351-7598. 10-6/2 Avon. 3-5/26 BSA 1^63, 650cc. Thunderbolt. per week for first three weeks. Student Services Bldg. See Mr. TRANSPORTATION AUSTIN - HEALEY Sprite l$6l. FALCON 1964, two-door, hard- PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE 1960. WANTED top. By owner. Unusually sharp. VOLKSWAGEN l962, black, in Excellent condition. See at 1320 $130 per week plus bonuses Johnson. 10-5/26 Excellent condition. Make offer. Guaranteed mileage. Excellent Haslett Road, apt. 4. Best offer. starting fourth week. Scholar- ADIRONDACK W O O D C R A F T DEADLINE Phone 355-3095. 1-5/24 Automatic, six. Must be seen. good condition mechanically. condition. JohnSmith,332-1437. Body could use some work. 3-5/25 ships—Win one of fifteen $1,000 camps interviewing male coun- Also 1963 Plymouth Belvedere, ¿HEVROLE'I 1^65 Impala, two- 3-5/26 $450. 882-0274. Ask for Bill. HONDA 1965, 150, red, black scholarships. High p a y — Earn s e l o r s . Camping experience. four-door, Y-8. Phone 337- 1 P.M. one class day b e - door, Powerglide, push-button PONTIAC TÈMpeST 1963 con- 4-5/24 seat, electric starter. 1000 at least $1,500 for the summer $450-$600. Eight weeks. Call 1474. 3-5 24 fore publication. radio. Good condition. $1325. vertible. Blue with white top. miles. 489-1517. 5-6/1 student. Make $3,000 or more. Bill, 332-3060 . 5-5/24 FORD 1959 Galaxle four-door, VOLKSWAGEN 1962, real clean, Travel — Work anywhere in IV 5-2868. 3-5/24 Automatic transmission. 32,000 A - l mechanical condition. $700. Y AMAHA 250cc Big Bear Scram- V-8 automatic. Rur.s well. Looks the U.S. or Canada. Qualified ATTENTION COLLEGE men, 18 Cancellations 12 noon one CHEVROLET 1961 BelAir, Y-S good. $166, J . B . ' s U actual miles. Goocl condition. Also Volkswagen engine, $125. bler. Getting married. Must to 27. Part or full time, open- SED CARS, students may work overseas. class day before publica- automatic, sharp! $485. JOHN'S 5716 South Cedar, 393-4052, IV 7-0022 after 5 p.m. 3-5/25 882-1436. 4-5/26 sacrifice. ED 2-3289, 3-5/26 ings now available for summer. See Europe — Win all expense tion. AUTO SALES, two blocks north PORSCHE COUPE 1959. Why not HONDA 1966, 90 trail bike. Ex- PHONE 4-5, 26 VOLKSWAGEN I960. White.Good paid holiday in Europe for an Call 882-54~6, 9-11:30 a.m. or of Miller and Washington. have the best. Excellent condi- transportation. Call Dan R. at cellent condition. Less than 800 2-5 p.m. 15-6/2 FORD 1957 Convertih'le. V-8 a u - 355-8255 C-5'25 entire week. Offices in most tomatic. Radio. Goo d condition. tion. 351-6328. 3-5/26 332-3507. 3-5/25 miles. $295. 645-9916. 3-5/26 BEAUTICIAN WANTED - We cities in U.S.A. and overseas. CHEVROLET 1959, 283 stick w o door hardtop. New pair.t, body. 5100. 351-7810. 3-5/24 PORSCHE 1960. Good condition. VOLKSWAGEN, red convertible, HONDA 1966," 305 scrambler. Must sell. Excellent condition. In Grand Rapids, call 459-6533. have an opening for an aggres- RATES FORD 1958. Good.tires a:-.dbody. New t i r e s . Must sell. $950. In Lansing, 487-5911; Kalama- sive man or woman to lease a 351-7468. 3-5/25 1965. Excellent condition. FM Call 655-2524. 3-5/26 1 DAY SI.50 Engine needs work . $50. Call 351-7845. 3-5/26 zoo, 381-0833; South Bend, 233- station In a newly decorated radio. Call 627-2062. 3-5/24 JAWA 1964, 250cc. Good (or CORVAlR 1^63 convertible^ rTIT, 3-5/26 SUPER SPORT 327, 1^64, auto- 1104. 8-6/2 beauty and wig salon. Each sta- 3 DAYS S3.00 ; 353-7071. new tires. Best offer o\er$550. FÓRD GALAN1E 196 3-1 2 f a s t - matic on console. Vinyl top, Auto Service & P a r t s street or trail. Just overhauled. tion self-contained. We have the 5 DAYS ¿5.00 355-3985 between 10-11 p.m. IV 7-3540. 3-5/26 REGISTERED NURSES: All shifts clientele if you have the initia- ( b a s e d on 10 w o r d s p e r ad) back, fully equipped,, automatic. wire hubs. Immaculate. 353- GENERATORS AND STARTERS- 4-5, 26 HONDA, S-50, 1966, l&W mile's. — Full-time or part-time tive. New graduate may apply. Must sell. Call 332-6349. 8432. 3-5/26 6 & 12 volt. Factory rebuilt, as Over 10, 15£ per word, per day. Excellent condition. Helmet in- —Lansing's most progressive Call Mr. J e f f r i e s for more in- CORVAlR 1961, two-door coupe, 3-5/24 TRIUMPH ROADSTER 1959. Ex- low as $9.70 exchange, used hospital. Beautiful ultra-mod- There will be a 50£ service automatic, $395. STRATTON cellent condition, body, motor. $4.97. Guaranteed factory r e - cluded. 355-2029. 3-5/25 formation. 487-5576, 3-5/25 ern, air conditioned hospital. PART TIME help for grill and and bookkeeping charge if SPORI CENTER, 1915 East B l u e m e t a l f l a k e ; Mint c o n d i t i o n . Best offer. 351-7683. 5-6/1 built voltage regulators $2.76 HUNDA 160. 1%6. Excellent con- Fringe benefits Include a f r e e pizza work. VARSITY DRIVE this ad is not paid within Michigan. IV 4-4411. C Reasonable. 355-2523. 3-5/25 exchange; shock absorbers, dition. Less than 2000 miles. meal furnished while on duty, IN. 3-5 /2 5 one week. each $2.99. ABC AUTO PARTS, Call 351-6798 Boris Dimltroff. f r e e ample .parking facilities, OUi Friends Will Be Green With Envy 613 E. South Street. PhoneIV 5 - 3-5/24 WORK BEGINNING now to last The State News will be f r e e Life Insurance and Pension 1921. C HARLEY DAVIDSON Sprint, through summer. FULLER responsible only for the P r o g r a m . Generous vacation MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East BRUSH putting on young ladies first day's Incorrect inser- 1967, 1500 miles. Needs r e - and sick leave policies. A sub- Kalamazoo Street - Since 1940. and gentlemen. Car necessary; tion. pairs. Best offer, over $400. stantial bonus for working a f - Complete auto painting and flexible hours. Phone IV 4-9793 ternoon or night shift. Call Lan- Employment Call 489-6358. 8-6/2 for interview. 3-5/24 collision service. American and HONDA 250 Scrambler. Excellent sing General Hospital — 372- foreign c a r s . IV 5-0256. C 8220, Ext. 203, Monday through GIRLS FOR SUMMER work. To BABYSITTER - NEAR Hagadorn CK C condition. $575 or best offer. Friday — 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Introduce new children's educa- and East Grand River. By June. MEL'S AUTO SERVICE: LARGE 351-5933. 3-5/24 tional program sponsored by- or small, we do them all. 1108 6-5/26 351-9002. 3-5/26 HONDA 1966, 160 Scrambler.' Parents Institute. Educational E. Grand River. 332-3255. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call C Low gearing knobby. Call L a r r y , NURSES AIDES AND ORDER- m a j o r s p r e f e r r e d but not nec- For Rent 353-8453. 5-5/26 LIES: Lansing General Hospital e s s a r y . Salary to s t a r t . Apply T.Y. RENTAL, 19 inch portables yf]f\ A^ KALAMAZOO STREET BODY MATCHLESS 500 Single 1965. needs Aides and Orderlies on at Room 143 Albert Pick Motel with stand. $8.50 per month. SHOP. Small dents to large all shifts. Excellent fringe bene- at 2:00, 5:00 or 7:00 p.m."on wrecks. American and foreign 5000 miles.Sacrifice. 489-5467. fits including f r e e meal, f r e e Call STATE MANAGEMENT Thursday or 10:00 a.m. on F r i - CORPORATION, 332-8687. C c a r s . Guaranteed work. 482- 5-5/24 parking, Life Insurance and day for interview. 1-5/24 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C HONDA S-<)0 1400 miles. Black Pension P r o g r a m s . Good work- TV RENTALS for students. Eco- CAE WASH; 25^. Wash, wax, and sliver. $250. Call 372-9694. ing conditions. Apply In person NURSES: RN and LPN. 7-3, 3-11, nomical rates by the term or vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 S. Clip- 5-5/24 2817 Alpha, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 full or part time, for two ex- month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT- p e r t , back of KOKO BAR. p.m.—Monday through Friday. tended c a r e facilities: White ALS. 484-9263. C COME TO CULLY'S in KAW T.V. RENTAL 6-5/26 Hills M'onticello and Provincial C-5/25 Town to seethe fabulous Kawas- House. Liberal salary, benefits FUEL IKJEdTION camshaft, lift- aki, and sassy Montesa. 2605 E. GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT and differential. Opportunity for 19 inch portables with stand. $8.50 P e r month. e r s , Chevy 327, $40. Call 351- Kalamazoo. C 3-5/25 for permanent positions for men advancement. Apply Director of 7620. 3-5/26 HONDA 1964 dream, good buy. and women In office, sales, tech- Nursing, PROVINCIAL HOUSE Call nlcal. IV 2-1543. C-5/25 Aviation Mast sacrifice. Excellent condi- tion. 355-9037. 4-5/26 CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few or call 332-0817. 5-5/25 State Management FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to hours a day can mean excellent LIKE TO work in Switzerland CORPORATION, 332-8687 HONDA SCRAMBLER 305 be, summer. For immediate infor- learn in the PIPER CHERO- 1966. Excellent condition. 3,000 earnings for you as a trained TV RENTALS for students. $9.00 KEEII Special $5.00 offerl 484- Avon representative. For ap- mation, call Dotte Klegon 353- month. F r e e service and deliv- miles. Phone 489-0724. 3-5/25 1016. 3-5/26 1324. C pointment in your own home, ery. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. We HONDA 196J, 160 CB. Good con- write M r s . Alona Huckins, 5664 DELIVERY BOY and waiters. Scooters & Cycles" guarantee same day service. C dition; runs great, buco helmet. School Street, Haslett, Michi- 21 y e a r s , good M.V.R. $2 hour VESPA 1966 Motor scooter, $385. 353-1427. 5-5/26 gan or call IV2-6893. C-5/26 and more» Call 353-0984. Apartments I80cc, under 1000 miles. Very 2-5/25 NEED SECOND man for luxury good condition. Weekdays, call Employment LEGAL SECRETARY: Previous BABY SITTING in my home. apartmenr. Immediately. Re- after 5:30 p.m. 487-3962. experience in law office p r e - W ^ ' T E D : PASTRY cook. Male or East side. IV 7-3045. 3-5/26 duced rent. 351-6450. 3-5/24 5-5/25 f e r r e d . 489-5753. 10-5/25 female. Flexible hours. Call HONDA 305 Scrambler. A - l . M r s . Dixon. 372-8282. 5-5/24 $625. Call 351-5576. 5-6/1 HARLEY - DAVIDSON T95F; L I C E N S E D PRACTICAL 175cc. Dependable, beautiful NURSES: WE have openings condition. $360.00. Call Judd, all shifts, Ultra-modern, pro- 337-9734 after 5 p.m. 3-5/26 gressive hospital. Medication S U Z U k f l 2 0 c c , 1966. Excellent Course offered L.P.N.'s and merit awards given for satis- riding for summer term stu- factory completion. Excellent dents. Only $325. Call Chuck, fringe benefits including a f r e e 489-6307. 3-5/26 meal, Life Insurance and Pen- HONDA 1ST; Excellent. Low sion Program, sick leave and When they see your place in mileage. Best offer. Call 351- vacation. We guarantee you the 7427. 3-5/26 best deal in town. Call Lansing HONDA S-90 1965. 1500 miles on General Hospital. 372-8220, Ext new engine. Call 355-9361. 203, Monday through Friday, 3-5/26 8:00 a.m. - 4:00p.m. 6-5/26 HONDA 305 Superhawk 1966. Ex- cellent condition. 1500 miles. EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM- $600 . 353-8424. 5-6/1 PANY. Experienced s e c r e t a r - BENELLI 1966, Cobra, 125cc, ies, typists to work temporary excellent condition. $340 or best assignments. Never a fee. Phone ÍRTMENTS 487-6071. C-5/25 offer. Gary, 337-1498. 3-5/26 4 M If you're counting 1135 MICHIGAN AVENUE on a new VW, Between Brody & Frandor overlooking you can stop at $1,855.32 Tubeless Blackwall 750 X 14 total delivery price, Including T i r e s , Plus Federal tax 1.88 the Red Cedar Golf Course and your old recappable tire. Mobil M-3 License and Michigan tax *ONE BEDROOM - * A M P L E CLOSET SPACE 2 MAN UNITS * ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED •BALCONIES * AIR CONDITIONING In fact, when it comes to money, a V W will Built for people who like to drive a bargain. •HEATED SWIMMING POOL save you a lot of counting after you buy it, too. O n gas bills. (It gets about 27 mpg.) *SUN PATIO ""CHOICE LOCATION O n tires. (They average 40,000 miles.) We've printed the price big because it's so little. tßMMMi LIFETIME G U A R A N T E E «bum M But where does it get you? And what? Ne* Vre Passen S It hardly ever needs oil between changes. ¡¡2 Suarantatd against i s •READY FOR F A L L OCCUPANCY ' The M-3's a workaday tire. A good reliable tire for |E| i And, since the engin® is air-cooled you never short-trip driving. It'll get the kids to school, your wife g il ¡«"»"V-ïi m .""¡Ä íiX »T i to the shopping center, and you to the bowling alley. For Further Information Call have to dish it out for anti-freeze. That sort of thing • . . . . Il.lt .« 1 I So if you don'Ujke to count, buy a Vol kswagen. Ihj R2l lot1 ,ttiFT, t,n»I ltt.M im i ited t.-.ir, l.t II, »I.plu, uliDP' .i.urifn ' O (unt th, C S¡g So drive in and drive a bargain. Tn. ,.,i,n!„ if B. STATE MANAGEMENT CORPORATION (¡nbyi.-eaa Munl ob e'ssdeasutébrmanditedsigteheadMobby ' jP; It figures. No down payment. il ì.z r e , ' , .r.;v, » Mobil UP TO 12 M O N T H S II hf S L.M Si.tyL «-»*!«> i.».ted te ,»p».t of tir. it ne cnar, x TO PAY.' WITH YOUR ¡ES Marmi i«» Mob nai"f and «ot Brandad •o' stampe § 444 MICHIGAN AVENUE MOBIL CREDIT CARD EAST LANSING "Low carrying charo« alla' 3 montha. 332-8687 Phil Gordon's 25% off on Service Center 10% N i l e - O w l on s e r v i c e Discount VOLKSWAGEN INC. all other Yes, your friends will be green with envy' KALAMAZOO & 1-496 FREE PICKUP & DELIVERY 2845 E . S a g i n a w S t . X f j / tire lines a c r o s s f r o m Dag's MIDNITE to 6 a . m . Phone 489-8467 S Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday. May 24, 1967 9 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale Personal Service 307 RIVERS EDGE, four-man NEEDED: TWO girls for winter MARRIED COUPLE, luxury un- EAST LANSING for summer, sln- T.V. - 2 1 " RCA Victor console. AUTO BOOKS,profiles, journals, STUDENT DISCOUNT. Sheila Apartment* gle and double rooms. Kitchen, Prints. Models, kits,plans. 351- Campbell, experienced typist. for summer. Balcony. 337-1427. term. University T e r r a c e . 355- furnished spacious apartment, Excellent condition. $65. 372- POOL, A}R-conditioning, . cwo- 5-5/24 2010, 353-2320. 3-5/24 balcony. 351-5082 after 5. private entrances, parking. 6196 a f t e r 4 p.m. 3-5/24 4121 afternoons. 3-5/26 IBM. Term papers, theses. 35S- bedroom.- Summer. Reduced SUBLET BIGGEST apartment in 5-6/1 From $80 a l e r m . For men. THE ROOSTER TAIL: Appearing 1062. C RIVER HOUSE penthouse. Sub- DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding rate. Burcham Woods. 351- University T e r r a c e . Need three. ONE GIRL, four-man summer Call 332-2361. 1-5/24 Saturday night on the Detroit BARBt MEL, Professional ty|v lease for s u m m e r . 353-6021. and engagement ring sets. Save 5838. 6-5/26 351-7464. 5-5/24 MEN: SUMMER, rooms, singles River. DINO AND THE DYNA- 1st. No job too large or too 5-5/31 apartment. Two baths.Call 355- 50% or m o r e . Large selection CEDAR V I L L A G E FOUR-MAN Northwind apart- SUMMER: REDUCED rent. Uni- 1919. 1-5/24 and doubles. F r e e parking, a c r o s s from Snyder. 151 Bogue. of plain and fancy diamonds. MICS. No cover. Come see-us. O'Bidye. 489-9126. 2-5/25 small. Block off campus. 332- 3255. C ment for summer. $50 per APARTMENTS month. Call 351-7907. 5-5/24 versity T e r r a c e , 14 E. Four man. 351-7621. SUBLET NEAR campus. F o u r - man, two baths. 351-9382, a i r - 332-8635. 4-5/26 $25-150. WILCOX HAND STORE, 509 East Michi- SECOND RADIO BATTERIES - regular TYPING DONE in myhome."2 I / 2 SUMMER LEASE MEN'S SINGLE, double rooms. 69/ Ray-O-Vac or Everready blocks from campus. 332-1619. SUMMER: FURNISHED APART- REDUCED RENT. Four manlux- conditioned. 3-5/26 gan. Phone 485-4391. C Junior or senior. Summer, fall. GRADUATION 39/ each. Two for 75/ with this 20-6/2 5O.OO/MONTH PER MAN MENT, one bedroom, $135 per ury apartment, s u m m e r . Across ONE GIRL needed summer, lux- SHEET elkes from campus. Call 351-9420. ED 2-6622. 3-5/25 ad only. MAREK REXALL 332-5051 month. Two-bedroom, $180 per ury apartment. $50. Call 351- f r o m KWAST BAKERIES. Serve MERRILYN VAUGHN, fast and 3-5/26 MALE: SUMMER t e r m s . Cook- DRUGS PRESCRIPTION CEN- o r see manager month. Utilities paid. 351-4168. 7763. 3-5/26 20 people, $4.10 delivered. accurate typist. MSU grad. Call ing, private bath, entrance. TER at Frandor. C-5/25 between 3:00-5:00 P.M. 3-5/24 Other sizes available. Call 484- 339-8751. 8-6/2 AVONDALE APTS. M.A.C. FOUR-room, partly f u r - FREEH A Thrilling hourofbeSu- In t r a i l e r next to 251 Cedar AUCTION: SUMMER luxury Parking. Supervised. IV 5-8557. 1318, 1825 South Washington, 12 4-MAN UNITS FOR FALL apartment. Three-four persons. Gunson and Beech nished for couple. $125 per 3-5/25 Lansing. C-5/24 ty. For appointment call 484- TYPING - FAST, Accurate. IBM month plus utilities. 332-6736. electric. Theses, term papers. 2 Bedroom Furnished MEN: SUMMER r a t e s . Cooking. CROWNCORDER CVA 5001 tape 4519. MERLE NORMAN COS- FOUR MALE or four female. Best offer. 351-6455. 3-5/24 5-6/1 351-6135. 20-6/1 June and Sept. Leases Private entrance. One block - r e c o r d e r : transistorized, voice METICS STUDIO, 1600 E. Mich- Delta summer t e r m . 351-4166, NEEDED: TWO girls to share WATERS EDGE: one-two girls IBM SELECTRIC: Thesis, dis- Summer Discount on campus. 332-2195, after 5:30 activated, 2-speed capstan igan- C-5/25 353-1196. 5-5/26 luxury summer apartment. $55. needed summer. Air-con- sertation, general. Call Pat REDUCEf) RENT: summer. One Ask for Pam. 353-8108. 3-5/24 June Leases p.m. 7-6/2 drive, solid circuity. Used seven THE SblJNDS ANO SONDETTES. ditioned. $55. 351-7003. 5 - 6 / 1 after 6 p.m., 355-2860. 5-5/25 Model Apt. No. 146 WOMEN: TRI-Delta House open times. Three tapes included. Same personnel next fall. 351- man needed for two-man apart- MEN: TWO to four. Close. Park- UNIVERSITY TERRACE: need 9155. r THESIS AND term paper typing. Open Daily 8 to 8 for summer. Sunken garden for $80. 351-7328. 3-5/26 ment. No damage deposit. $65. ing. Available June 15. $150. one girl summer t e r m . $55 per IBM electric typewriter 694- sunbathing. $210 Includes week- LONG TRIP home? Need tires? 351-9549. 3-5/24 332-0939. 10-5/30 Call 351-7672 or 337-2080 month. 351-9307. 3-5/26 day meals. Apply by May 26. Excellent 6.00 x 13's. Must sell. Peanuts Personal 9163. 3-5/25 TWO GIRLS for Haslett a p a r t - STOP LOOKING: One or four, FOUR-MAN luxury apartment for summer. Pool, air-condition- Houses Phone 332-0955 or 627-6653. 353-0213. 2-5/25 LOTS OF thanks to the AKpsi's SPECIAL RAIL' for students: ment. Summer t e r m . Reduced look no more. One month f r e e for Water Carnival. See you Multilith offset printing. Theses ing. 351-5803 after 7:00 p.m. FOUR-MAN, summer term. Util- » 8-5/26 r a t e s . 351-7667 or 351-9383. rent in four-man, air-condi- MEN: NEAR Union. Lounge and BEFORE YOU go home, you must Thursday. The Delta Zetas. our specialty. B J . PRESS, 485- 8-6/2 tioned, luxury Avondale apart- 5-5/31 ities paid, five minutes campus. hear the all-new JBL 88 on dis- 8813. C-5 25 TV a r e a s . Cooking, parking. 1-5/24 SUMMER SUBLEASE three- ment. Call 332-0396. Ask for HASLETT. HAPPINESS is a $50 each. 332-3617. 10-6/2 351-4311. 10-5/31 play at MAIN ELECTRONICS, LEE: THANK youfor thewonder- JOB RESUMES, 100 copies, man luxury. Close, a i r - c o n - Mark. 7-6/2 summer term sublease. 351- NEED TWO or three males to 5558 South Pennsylvania. C ful evening. Enjoyed supper $4.50. ALDINGER DIRECT ditioned. Call 351-6121. HOLT: TWO-bedroom spacious 9328. 3-5/26 share large furnished Lansing blocks Union. 332-3617. 10-6/2 ZENITH TVi 1966 model, very muchly. Junior. 1-5/24 MAIL ADVERTISING, 533 N. 5-5/24 a p a r t m e n t , air-conditioning, SUMMER TWO men to complete home for summer t e r m . Must DOUBLE SUPFAVISED. Near good condition. 19" portable. Cllppert. IV 5-2213. C-5/25 SUMMER:two men for Northwind fireplace, carpeting, draperies, four-man apartment. 351-762*. be over 21. Available June 15. Union. Cooking, clean. Summer Loves children. $75. Call Mike, Recreation THESES PRINTED. Rapid s e r v - luxury apartment. 351-7917. GE appliances. $165. 15 min- 3-5/26 Contact Mr. Thorn at 372-4592. $9.00/Fall $11.00 . 351-4062. 353-2099. 6-6/2 THE TIMBERS RIDING STA- ice. Drafting supplies. Xerox 3-5/24 utes from MSU. OX 9-2987, OX TWO GIRLS summer t e r m . 3-5/24 3-5/26 F6R SALE: one blond wig. Ex- BLES: Near Eaton Rapids. 350 copies. CAPITAL CITY BLUE- 4-8461. 8-6/2 $43.75 includes utilities. 337- SPACIOUS FOl'R-bedroom, liv- cellent condition. Plus head a c r e s . Woodland and open field PRINT, 221 South Grand, 482- SUBLET LUXURY economy. SUPERVISED SINCLES, men. Pool. Burcham Woods. Will HASLETT APARTMENT: one 2056 after 5 p.m. 3-5/20 ing room with fireplace. Dining Walking distance. 351-6176. form plus carrying case. $20. trails. Team drawn hayrides. 5431. C-5/25 girl for summer t e r m . Excel- room, den, recreation room. Phone 355-3991. 2-5/25 Call 663-7178 for reservations. ATTENTION STUbENTS: P r o - haggle. Call 351-7658. 5-5/26 UNIVERSITY VILLA APART- Evenings. Quiet. For summer. lent location. 351-9506. 3-5/24 Two . full baths, screened-ln GUILD MARK II guitar and case. C-5/25 REDUCED KENT for summer. MENTS. Available for subleas- 3-5/26 flciently typed thesis In my porch, two-car garage. Lovely New condition. Must sell. Make Now leasing for fall.NORWOOD Graduate and Married Students ing summer t e r m . Make your setting. $235. No students. FA- LOVE "THE good life. ZTA house Real Estate home. Dial TU 2-5161. 3-5/26 BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 351-5608. own deal. Apartment 103, no BIAN REALTY, ED 2-0811, IV offer. Bill, 351-6268. TYP1ST. CALL Mrs. Yates a f t e r open summer t e r m . 332-6531. 3-5/26 A TTRACTIVE THR EE-bedroom 7-6/2 APARTMENTS phone; 104, 337-7563; 108, 337- 5-3033. 3-5/26 5 p.m. 882-8404. 6-6/2 5-5/26 YOU'LL FIND exciting treasures ranch style house. Two f i r e - MEN SUPERVISED, summer. 1127 N. HAGADORN 1563; 112, 351-9564; 116,351- TWO GIRLS needed. Split level TWO MAN rooms available for in clothing, antiques, and house- places, two-car garage, large TYPING IN my home. Call 489- Near Union. Private entrance. 'Now leasing 63 units. 1 and 7959; 204, no phone. 3-5/26 house. Your own private bed- summer term or all next year. hold items at the SPARROW beautiful lot. Near Edgewood 3141. Ask for SUE. C-5/25 $9.00 person, 351-4062. 3-5/25 2 b e d r o o m s , unfurnished. NEAR CAMPUS for four. Sum- rooms. Must like animals. Call Will lease to group or twelve BEGINNING SUMMER. Campus Close to campus, shopping m e r , $200. Fall, $240.Call 337- Mickey or Carol after 8 p.m. students. Abbott Road. Call 489- HOSPITAL sale and auction Wednesday, May 24, 10 a.m. - School, Tacoma Hills, Okemos. By owner. ED 7-0906. 6-6, 2 Swap c e n t e r , downtown, and bus 2285 after 5 p.m. 5-6/1 393-2482. 6-6/2 two blocks. Four persons. $45 6561, extension 49, or 627- 10 p.m., Thursday 10-3. The Ar- COLLEGE ROAD fifteen a c r e GUITAR and Amplifier - or wig line. Model U a . m . - 8 p.m. ONE OR two girls to sha r e apa r t - ONE GIRL, fall, winter, spring. each. 351-7784. 3-5/24 5989. 10-5/25 mory, Marshall Street at Elvin for f r e e z e r or dining room set Week Days,Sat. and Sun. 12-5 ment summer t e r m . 353-6233. country estate ten minutes from $50 month. Albert Street. 355- SUMMER: ROOMS for rent In the Court. 2-5/24 or ???. 372-5053. 3-5/24 rents from \ 35.00 P e r month SUMMER SPECIAL. Luxury four 3-5/26 M.S.U. 2400 sq. feet contem- 3577. 5-6/1 Sigma Chi House. 729 East KAY MANDOLIN, all acces- man. $40 p e r . Near Gables. porary ranch. Three bedrooms, 351-7216. 5-5/24 • 337-0511* HASLETT LUXURY apartment; FURN1SHEL>: Adjacent to cam- Grand River. Close to campus. sories; two bikes. Best offer. 2 1, 2 baths, 33 foot living room, Transportation [ 332-6321 351-9430 two girls summer. Air-condi- pus with utilities and parking. $9.00 a week. 337-9020. 5 - 6 / 1 Jann 355-7144 . 3-5/26 large fireplace, formal dining NEED RIDERS, California or SUMMER — TWO-bedroom doll- tioning, near campus. $54. 351— Year lease; 5-6 men; $275-$300 STUDENT RENTAL: close to MOSRITE ELECTRIC Bass gul- COLONIAL A P A R T M E N T if: room, library, maid's apart- anywhere on the way. Leaving house. 1/2 block from campus. Summer. Reduced rent. Great 9329. 3-5/26 month. Evenings, 655-1022. campus. Five-room furnished tar used without case. Fine con- ment, two car heated garage. end of term. Round trip. Call Reduced r a t e s . 332-3865. location. Call 351-5840 . 5-5/25 SUMMER LEASE, four-inan lux- house — sleeps four or five. 5-5/24 dition. Bargain. $225. 482-3964 $67,000. Will handle contract Bob. 351-6473. 22-6/2 5-5/31 ury. Furnished, block from B e r - SUMMER Available for summer rental. REDUCED RATES: three girls to HOUSING, cooking after 5 p.m. 6-6/2 if desired. Shown by appoint- THREE APARTMENTS available key. $210 per month. Albert privileges available. Two min- Also available for fall rental ONE RIDER needed. Los Angeles share four-man luxury a p a r t - ment. Call 676-2403 up until for sublease. Two-man apart* ment, air-conditioned. Univer- Apartments. 351-9466. 3-5, 26 utes from Berkey. 332-0844. with lease. Call ED 2-0590 a f - Animal s 6 p.m. except Sunday. Owner. a r e a . Leaving date arranged. ments, one bedroom. Close to ter 6 p.m. 6-6/2 GERBlLS: $4.95 each" 3.12 Ann 351-7667. 3-5/26 sity T e r r a c e . Summer term. THREE-MAN. Waters Edge. 5-5/24 7-6/2 campus. Reduced rent. June 15 351-7445. 3-5/24 Summer. 353-1148 or 372-3216 TWO - BEDROOM furnished Street, East Lansing. Will also HOUSING — OLDER woman, to September 15. 337-7274. after 6 p.m. 3-5/26 house. Available summer t e r m . For Sale buy gerbils. Phone 337-9976. EAST LANSING. MSU three sons. F i r s t half summer school. 5-5/25 EDEN ROC: Two girls for sum- BEGINNING SUMMER. Campus Phone 351-9083. AQUARIUMS, 10 and ¿^'gallons 5-5/24 blocks. Four bedrooms. $19,500 M r s . Harrison, 1507 Davis, m e r . Excellent location. 351- 6-6/2 Owner. 351-4025 . 4-5/26 HASLETT APARTMENTS: four- "two blocks. Four persons. $50 TWO BEDROOM house for sum- with stands, filters, lights. 355- WHITE TOY poodle, male,' AKC. Lawrence, Kansas. 5-6/1 7404. - 5-5/26 SPACE, PRIVACY. Ten minutes NYC via Cadillac hearse this man luxury apartment. Reduced each'. 351-7784. 3-5/24 m e r rental. Furnished, utilities 5737. 3-5/25 One year old. Fully house- summer rent. 351-5807. TWO - MAN, air-conditioned, from MSU. Modern home. Full weekend. $20 complete. Craig, AVAILABLE IN June. Furnished, paid. ED 2-4541. 5-6/1 LARGE 1 1/2 c a r garage, includ- broken. Excellent with children. 5-5/24 luxury apartment. Summer. acre, woods, brook. Four bed- 351-7568. 4-5/25 two- and three-room apart- TWO BEDROOM furnished house. lng roofed patio. Will move to 351-7342. 7-6/2 Balcony, parking. Close. 351- 3 Man Lukury your location. IV 2-9776. rooms, two baths. Recreation, 5757. 5-5/24 ments. Lansing. 489-3569. June 18 - July 21. Married 4-5/26 Mobil* Homes den, fireplace. Modest price. Wanted Apt. in 3-5/24 ccuple only. IV 3-0069 after ' THREE-MAN, summer t e r m . 337-0946. 3-5/26 BLOOD DONORS needed. $>.50 HASLETT APARTMENTS, r e - 7:30 p.m. FOR WEDDING and practical BUCKEYE Sx30. Excellent condi- University Terrace $130. Utilities paid. Three 3-5/26 for all positive, RH negative blocks Berkey. 332-3617. duced rent. Four-man summer ONE MAN for two-man furnished shower gifts, complete line of tion. On lot near MSU. Call 337- Service with positive factor - $7.50. Summer Term 10-6/2 sublease. Call 353-7383. house. $50 per month. Summer basket-ware. See ACE HARD- 2453. WARE'S selections. 201 East KROPF 8x48. One or two bed- DIAPER SERVICE, 5-5/24 Diapcrene A negative, B negative, and AB 351-7767 MARIGOLD AFARTMENTS, 91 3-5/24 only. Call 489-6797 a f t e r 6 p . m . Franchised Service Approved by Grand River, across from negative, $10.00. O negative - room. Mile from MSU. New 129 BURCHAM DRIVE, E a s t L a n - Marigold Avenue. Two one- bedroom furnished apartments. Summer Rates 3-5/26 Union. Phone ED 2-3212. C carpet, air-conditioned. Large Doctors and DSIA. The most modern and only personalized $12.00. MICHIGAN COMMU- slng. Furnished apartments for SHARE ROOMY house with four NITY BLOOD CENTER. 507 Available for summer t e r m . on several apartments BICYCLE SALES, rentals and patio, awning. Ideal for couple. service In Lansing, providing two students. Summer lease graduate men. $50. One minute East Grand River, East Lansing, June 15 to September 15. Phone East Side of Lansing services. Also used. EAST $1500 . 332-3125 a f t e r 5 p.m. you with diaper pails, polybags, only. $120 per month. Call IV from campus. 489-3174. Gene. Hours: 9-3:30 Monday and Tues- IV 9-9651. 8-6/2 reduced 50%. Now LANSING CYCLE, 1215 East 4-5/26 deodorizers, and diapers, or use day; 12-6:30 Thursday. 337- 7-3216; evenings, until 9 p.m., 5-5/31 135 KEDZIE DRIVE, East Lan- $75-$l00 each. Grand River. Call 332-8303. C GREAT LAKES 1963, 55x10. Ex- your own. Baby clothes washed 7183. C 882-2316. 9-6/2 FURNISHED HOUSE to rent for SEWING MACHINE SALE, large sing. Furnished apartments for IV 9-1017 cellent condition, on lot. Phone f r e e . No deposit. Plant inspec- IAVO GIRLS need apartment fall SUBLET FOUR-man University summer. 1 our to" six girls. selection of reconditioned, used two students. Summer lease WATERS EDGE summer sublet. $50 per girl pc month.Utilities 489-1608. 3-5/26 tion invited. AMERICAN DIA- term only. Call 355- 42 88. T e r r a c e apartment. Reduced only. $150 per month. IV 7 - Four or five. Phone 355-2006. furnished. 372-.: 325. machines. Singers, Whites,Uni- FORCED TO sell. 8x34. TWo bed- PER SERVICE, 914 E. Gier. r a t e s . Summer. 351-6364. 3-5/25 . versal, N e e d . $19.95 to $39.95. room. Nice. Cheap. On lot near 3-5/25 3216. Call evenings until 9p.m., 3-5/26 SL'MMER TERM: near campus. Call 482-0864. C 5-5/25 Guaranteed easy t e r m s . ED- TWO-DRAWER metal file cabf- 882-2316. 9-6/2 $50 CASH Reward! For renting Parking, reasonable rates 332- campus. 351-6831 or 332-4162. DIAPER SERVICE, Caiising's net and small fire-proof safe ONE GIRL, share two-man apart- WARDS DISTRIBUTING CO. 3-5/26 finest. Your choice of three UNIVERSITY TERRACE: three University T e r r a c e apartment 8903 after 6 p.m. 4-5/26 box. Phone 351-5543. 10-5/26 ment. Summer term only. 351- 1115 N. Washington. 489-6448. types; containers furnished, no or four men needed for summer. summer. 351-7851. 5 - 6 / 1 EAST SIDE - four working men. THREE - BEDROOM suburban 7645 or 355-7148. 3-5/24 C-5/25 deposit. Baby clothes washed FOUR PEOPLE to sublease Uni- 351-6705. 5-5/23 NEEDED TWO girls to sublet Furnished house. Newly decor- ranch, ten minutes to campus. NEEDED: ONE man for eipart- for summer. $55 per month. CLARINET - Wood, new pads, Fireplace, recreation room, f r e e . Try our Velvasoft process. versity T e r r a c e apartment for NEXT TO campus, lovely f u r - ated. Large closets, utilities summer only. Call 351-7643 ment summer. One block from Avondale. Call 351-4880. includes case, m u s i c stand. dishwasher. $23,900. 339-8621. 25 years In Lansing. BY-LO nished one and w o bedroom. furnished. Available May 26. IV after 4 p.m. 4-5/26 campus. 351-9267. 5 3 '25 3-5/26 $75. 393-3026. 3-5/24 5-5/24 DIAPER SERVICE, 1010 E. $130 and $200. All utilities paid. 5-7563. 5-5/24 LUXURIOUS Four-man apart- Three month or one year lease, GlJILD THUNDERBASS ampli- Michigan. IV 2-0421. C DETROIT - WANTED two girls NEED TWO or three girls for SOUTH F AIR VIEW 206 and 210. MOBILE HOME, furnished, lOx ment for s u m m e r . 351-9399. beginning June 15. Phone 351- f l e r , one month old. Best offer. 45 on East Lansing lot. Walk PATRICIA SHEPHERD - baby- to share new luxury town house summer t e r m . University Villa. Available for summer and fall. 5 - 5 / 2 5 5696, or 351-6009. Gary, 353-0249. 5-5/25 to campus. Phone 332 - 8978 a f - sittlng. Campus housing. Facul- in Birmingham with two f i r s t 5-5/25 Call 351-6783. 3-5/26 For students or family. 485- WOLLENSAK FOUR track stereo ter 4 p.m. ty. Immediate vicinity only. 353- year teachers for September CEDAR VILLAGE, one or two TWO GIRLS for luxury apart- TWO GIRLS needed for next year. 1380 after 4:00 p.m. 4-5/26 3-5/26 tape r e c o r d e r . Two speeds and 6076. 3-5/26 1967, 8 1/2 rooms, $62 per girls. Summer. Reduced. Alr- ment for s u m m e r . $42 monthly. Four girl Chalet apartment. FOUR-MAN duplex for the sum- ANDERSEN 1952, 32x8. One mile GRADUATION ANNOUNCE- month. Call 759-0132 or write conditloned, dishwasher. Bal- Call 355-1321 or 355-1285. m e r . Quiet, furnished, reduced VU m e t e r s . $140. Phone 694- 355-8546, 355-8555. 3-5/26 from MSU, campus. Good condi- MENTS with your name printed 29248 Lund, Warren, Michigan. cony. 351-6950. 3-5/24 r a t é s , 351-4100. 5-5/26 5261. 4-5/26 1-5/24 EYDEAL VILLA one bedroom, tion. $1050. 332-0003. 3-5/26 on them. Two-day service. 4-5/26 FURNISHED APARTMENT for NEEDED ONE girl for apart- furnished apartment for June SUMMER TERM; 626 M.A.C,' P.A. AMPLIFIER, 84 watts. Best ROYCRAFT 1966 10x51, two- MYERS PRINTING, 1421 East FREE TWO week vacation b e - three or four men. 21 or over. ment September through Sep- 15 to September 15. Pool. $125 Four women over 21. $50 per offer. Call Jim, 353-0105. bedroom, near campus. 694- Michigan. IV 2-2554. 8-6/2 glnnlng June 10. Mountain Near campus. Fall. 337-2345. tember. Linda, 355-7093. per month. 351-5161. 3-5/26 month includes kitchen and all 5-5/24 0303 or 337-0581. 3-5/26 climbing team. Will pay cost 5-5/25 3-5/26 SUBLE T LUXURY apartment utilities except phone. 627-6653. SQUINTING CAUSES wrinkles. Typing Service of drivor and c a r . Round trip WANTED: ONE man to sublet THREE MEN for four man lux- summer t e r m . Two or three men 8-5/26 Sunglasses prescription ground. Lost & Found ANN BROWN, typist and multilith to Aspen, Colorado area. ED four man apartment. Summer. ury apartment. Summer. 351- For Rent needed. Riverside East Apart- OPTICAL DISCOUNT, 416 'Fus- PARAKEET FOUND In Spartan offset pointing. Dissertations, 2-8139. 3-5/26 351-9273. 4-5/26 9228. 3-5/25 ments. 351-9227. 3-5/26 sing Building, Phone IV 2-4667. theses, manuscripts, general UNIVERSITY TERRACE. Two SUMMER. ONE man for luxury GIRL TO share University Villa Rooms C-5/26 Village Friday afternoon. Blue and white. 355-3132. 1-5/g4 typing. IBM, 16 years experi- F R E E STORAGE girls to share spacious apart- apartment. Block from Berkey. ence. 332-8384. C apartment fall. Call Peggy, 355- PORTABLE T.V. 19" Zenith, Call IV 2-0768 today I ment. Summer. 351-9306. 353-7430. 3-5/25 6175. 1-5/24 EAST LANSING: Large single 1962. Good condition. $50. Call Personal PAtJLA ANN HAUCHEY, typist, CAPITAL LAUNDRY 3-5/25 rooms for men. Private en- IBM Selectric and Executive. NEED GIRL for luxury apart- NEW UNIT: One bedroom, bunk trances, and baths, kitchen, ' ED 7-2218. 3-5/24 EXTRA ADDED thrill satisfies FOUR MAN apartment, campus ment. Close campus. Fall, win- highiy intelligent throngs. We Multilith offset printing. P r o - beds, three, four adults or m a r - parking. New house. Summer, STEREO COMPONENTS, AM- near. No smokers, drinkers, or t e r , spring. 353-6046. 3-5/25 fessional thesis typing. 337- FREE PICK-UP pets. Singles, double room. ED ried couple. Available Septem- $175; fall, $192 per t e r m . Call FM amplifier (100-W) Lab 80 can supply it.THE LASTRITES, NEED ONE man for three man. ber 1. Fifteen minutes MSU. 332-2361. 351-7652. C 1527. c 2-6405. 4-5/26 1-5/24 Turntable, two speakers, over- Summer term only. $55. Call 627-6121, evenings. 7-6/2 seas P-X price. Call 372-6599 THIS MAY be your last chance JUNE GRADS iMVEftSlTY TERRACE. Re- 351-9255. SUMMER: APPROVED, supei- duced r a t e s . Summer sublease. 3-5/25 SUMMER: UNIVERSITY f e ^ vised, large, fully furnished. a f t e r 6 p.m. 5-5/26 to hear THE CIGAR BAND. 337- NEW, QUIET, close campus. race. Three-man. Reduced Wash bowl in each, parking, G.E. Vacuum cleaner, re-con- 7086. C-5/25 Four-man unit. 332-2902. WE CAN tailor Insurance pro- 5-5/26 Graduates, adults. Luxury, f r e e r a t e s . Call 332-2462. 3-5/26 laundry, phone. Single - $10, dltloned, all attachments. Here is an opportunity to begin a c a r e e r in the exciting to June. Phone 332-2210. DELUXE ON'E-bedroom quiet double - $7.50. One four-room Powerful suction. Will sell for grams to fit people, your kind world of Electronic data processing. Enter our training l'24 CEbAR STREET, East Lan- 3-5/25 of people. Phone BUBOLZ, 332- apartment. One mile from cam- furnished apartment. Available $20. 694-0003. C-5/25 program as a slng. Furnished apartment for 8671 for car and home insur- COMPUTER PROGRAMMER TRAINEE FOUR GIRLS. Lower half house. pus. Near Frandor Shopping until September for married UNFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar two students. For summer only. ance. C-5/25 Nice yard. Available June 15 Center. Couple only. 351-4387. -couple or family only. Spartan stools, night stands, chest-of- $150 per month. IV 7-3216. Call APPOINTMENT FOR passport evenings until 9 p.m., 882-2316. for s u m m e r . 332-2195 after 5:30 5 - 6 / 1 Hall, one block from campus. drawers, bookcases, prefin- of application pictures, now 9-6/2 p.m. 7-6/2 ONE OR TWO graduates. Large, 215 Louis. ED 2-2574. 5-6/1 lshed picture f r a m e s , and more. Starting salaries $5331 to $6451. You could be earning SUBLET ONE bedroom luxury new, three-bedroom, two baths, LOVELY DUPLEX for summe~. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 S. being taken at HICKS STUDIO. $10,000 per annum within 24 monthsl Faculty & Grad. apartment for couple from June parking, air-conditioned, r e a - Private entrance, private bath, Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. 24 hour or same day service. Students 15. $135. 351-9585. 5-5/31 sonable. 372-5808. 3-5/26 r e f r i g e r a t o r . 351-5313. 3-5/25 C-5/25 ED 2-6169. C INTERNAL R E V E N U E SERVICE EAST LANSING AREA DATA CENTER IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY PRIVATE LAKE CHANGE YOUR STUDENTS DETROIT, MICHIGAN OIL AND GET A Mk MUST PAY IN Enjoy boating, fishing, For information or to arrange on-campus interview, call swimming, your own p r i - MSU Placement Office today: telephone 355-9511. Ask LUBE FOR ONLY vate lake and beach. 1-2 fc i S' for: Edward Scott or Richard Purnell. bedroom apartments in- clude air conditioning, c a r - NORTHWIND ADVANCE NOW After today, write or call collect: 49< peting, drapes, r e f r i g e r a - tor, oven and range, laun- dry facilities. Worry-free year around maintenance, Play it safe- Spring rains wash Paul "W Fulton FARMS TO END OF P L A C E M E N T SECTION I. R. S. DATA CENTER Executive High - Rise Apartments TERM 6230 JOHN R S T R E E T furnished or unfurnished. lubricants from vital suspension p a r t s . See us and save. Adults only. 5 min. from DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48202 (BAY) EAST LANSING BAY campus. Chalet Park Apartments at Lake O'The 346 Attn: Richard Purnell Hills. Ph. 339-8258. 351-7880 STUDENT SERVICES Telephone: (313) 875-9800, ext. 52 1 n f ^ " O u r s is a S E R V I C E S t a t i o n " 1 1 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, May 24, 1967 IIS inarch YOUNG, TENDER 5 TO 9 L B . AVERAGE TURKEY BRO Jim Friel (Off - CampusCoun- ! (continued f r o m page one) cil), D i c k H e r r o l d ( I n t e r - ! "The student board further e n - fraternity Council), Pete E l l s - dorses the US petition opposing w o r t h (vice-chairman), Hal legislative cuts and urge all gen- L a s h l e e ( I n t e r -Cooperative uinely interested students to join C o u n c i l ) , Bill Lukens (Men's in the rally and march on the Halls Assn.) and Cindy Mattson State Capitol . . . Every student (female member-at-large) also stands to lose financially and said they would participate in j e d u c a t i o n a l l y through com- the march. C L O S E BY AT placency and inaction . . . SHOPPERS FAIR Chairman Greg Hopkins a n d ! The resolution is to be mimeo- Women's Inter-Residence Coun- WE graphed and distributed to state 1 cil president Joan Aitken said RESERVE • 1 3301E. MICH. AVE. legislators and presented to Lt. they did not know yet whether | QUANTITY Gov. William Milliken and other they would be there. state officials Thursday a f t e r - RIGHTS The board also voted to make i noon. sound equipment available to US i * T h e US petitions currently for the rally, if not also for the " being circulated have about 1,200 signatures, according to Marty Lechowicz, chairman of the US meeting at the Capitol, and to appropriate paper for leaflets, j OPEN 8 A.M.-10 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A.M..-7 P.M. Committee on Tuition. Petitions a r e to be turned In \ US members a r e to present at living unit desks, where US i the petitions to the governor's members will pick them up, and at the US booth in the Union. • M M H I office while m a r c h e r s listen to mum-Jo STEAK SALE! SHANK PORTION SMOKED speakers on the Capitol steps. The petitions are available to 5 FARMER P E E T ' S 5-6 L B . AV. MSU trustee Claire White and be signed at Berkey and Bessey " State Sen. Roger Craig have said halls and the Union, as well as , they will speak at the Capitol. from individual students. A copy Dzodin and sophomore m e m - of the petition appears on page 2 ber-at-large B r a d Lang s a i d of today's State News, and may s Tuesday they would speak at the be signed and turned in in the HAMS Beaumont Tower rally. same manner. SWIFT'S PREMIUM P R O T E N - T E N D E R E V E R Y TIME! Marijuana survey SIRLOIN T-BONE ROUND on marijuana at p.m. Monday STEAK STEAK STEAK (continued f r o m page one) in 31 Union. Since ASMSU established the The committee has Invited a marijuana study committee it representative of the University has talked with doctors and law to speak on MSU's position 6 TO 8 L B . A V E R A G E SMOKED HAM FULL SHANK HALF 440 BUTT PORTION enforcement officials on the med- on marijuana, a doctor, a lawyer, ical and social implications of and a state legislator. 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