EDITOR'S Legal-sociol NOTE: This is the cooperation agencies. of the social services to file a petition when he fails to receive the cooperation of the parent. conflict higher probability of success In treating the parents of a battered child if the family Copies of this repi the prosecuting at: and social services dt provide as a (please turn to page 71 W ednesday cloudy . . . MICHIGAN STATE MEWS We are os near. . . . . . and cool. High today 52. . . to heaven by sea as by land. STATE Clearing and cooler tonight with --Sir Humphrey Gilbert possible showers. UNIVERSITY t October 11, 196 7 . 60 Number 6! Larsi-g, Michigan Col. Piatt answers critic on reason for drop request of the factors Bv LINDA GORTMAKE R spent three years in military service, ,: t reveals that he could waive the first two years of basic reqinsites of this ROTC training and thus finish the program at the age of 2" if he desired. —Piatt said that a student could not visit any course offered at MSL' If he wanted. Thomas said he emphasised thatthis visit¬ ing policy was written In the official MSI" catalogue, and that then Piatt' said "thi> would be changed." "Sir, does the Dept. of Military Science ing, Mili- transcend the University in academic jt-gani/a- matters?1' Thomas said he asked Piatt. According the Thomas, Piatt answered, During his 9; "Doesn't it?" .v. R, Darlinj Piatt said he would give "no further comment" to the State News when con¬ tacted Tuesday. Tomorrow Today "1 will make the proper comments to the proper authorities at the prt)pertlme,"he said Monday when questioned and sug¬ ireers *67, Tomorrow 1 Monday night. Eighty-seven co npa t at the event to talk to s able to them after graduating. gested that Thomas use the guidelines established in the Academic Freedom Re¬ State Nevss Photo by I VIke Schonhofen port. Thomas said he thought Piatt would dis¬ cuss the matter with him further Tuesday Board asks censure of pizzeria : since he was the student after listing involved. Piatt, three reasons for requesting (please turn to page 7) By ROBERTA YAFIE State News Feature Editor A for m a 1 c o m p 1 a i n t enumerating Pregnancy policy topic charges of harassment and discrimination At the hearing, Friel said that there had at the Ace "A" Diamonds w ill be submitted been no organization among t'"ose present by the ASMSU student Board to the East on those dates, but they had simply been Lansing Chamber of Commerce requesting Interested to learn the situation for them¬ the "most severe action" possible. at Spartan Roundtable selves The motion for the complaint was made by Jim Friel, Off-Campus Council Presi¬ Cox said that, in his estimation "these dent and chairman of the ASMSL" special people were acting in bad faith, if not ment that If they made any money and investigatory committee on discrimination B > JAMES SPAN IOLO 'looking for trouble.' " wanted to donate something to the Ralph and harassment. State News Editor-in-Chief The committee recommended the action Young Scholarship Fund, they could. But He repeatedly referred to a "sit-in", we didn't ask them," Munn said, following a special open hearing held Mon¬ saying In closing that "The \ce-\-tla- day after a series of incidents at the East monds is a good restaurant," and "was i- que.— (please turn to page 7) LansiiM^jjfria, .vrt located at 211 M.A.C., ■ not intended to be the forum for demon- includin^TlIeged physical harassment of uiv.r.-ity's pro¬ an owner, MSU student David Cox. by the establishment's fo: villi tertai of Jenlson Field- Demonstrators try According to George Griffiths of the Herb Ashley, executive director of the ■. I 're' id. nt Hannah, ACLU, Cox's refusal- were in violation Chamber of Commerce, said he was not certain what the Chamber board would do. of the Michigan Public Accommodations Act, under the heading of civil rights, . indta le 1- held twlct a term, Union and once in Cowles to 'monopolize' "This has:.'t been done before: the case i lou' ,;i 11.1,.nali's home). Its will set a precedent. 1 assume we will hold which states that "all persons within the jurisdiction of this state shall be entitled jrposc is to Increase communication and Careers 67 similar open hearings." to full and eqiul^tjun odat:ons and priv¬ lderstandlnj between students and Unl" About 75 student demonstrators dis¬ i-ity administrators. Usually students Lenny Laks, Now York senior, has filed ileges ' of inns . . . restaurants, eating ;k most of tlie questions. rupted the Careers '67 last night with a with the American Civil Liberties Union houses and all other places of public mock game of Monopoly on the secondfloor Harassment Committee . . . \;,.-werin, a number of related (ACLU) that Cox had deliberately spilled accommodation, amusement and recrea¬ of the Union. esllons, Dr. James S. i 'eurig, director two cups of water on him, hit him on the tion, subject only to the conditions and played the game, which' irector of the East Lansing Chamber of Commerce, Olin Health Center, explained that the While some baok of the neck and pushed him, all limitations established by law and applic¬ included sarcastic references to Ameri¬ provocation. able to all citizens and to all citizens alike, Ash le /, at left, speaks to the ASMSU Committee or, Dis¬ •.iversity'- pre -.nancx policy was not a without can policy in Vietnam, the "multiversity," crimination and Harassment. Committee members, seated to the •w one, nut only recently was it written with uniform prices." and "Sparantown USA," others carried In letter Tuesday to Greg Hopkins, right of Ashley are: Brad Lang, Susan Hughes, Lenny Laks and a wii and publicized. Griffiths said that lacking prima facae placards depicting maimed Vietnamese chairman of ASMSL', Cox said that last evidence of violence or activity on the part Steve Badrich. The Committee held an open meeting Monday to "Of course, the real problem 1.- with children and condemning business in¬ ruesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights pregnancies," he said. "And "we were approached by large numbers discuss the Ace 'A' Diamonds situation. e unwed terests involved in the war effort. State News Photo by Dave Laura the coed is under 21, then the University Demonstrators startedat about 7:30p.m. of people--students and non-students— ^please turn to page 7) le al it-ponslbilit\ to inform the opened and immediately - a when the carnival who forthe mo ft pa rtw ere unclean looking, irents, if the vtudent will not do it her- attracted hundreds of bystanders and some unshaven and shabbily dressed." He made ■lf." representatives from nearby booths. Many reference to .refusing service. no STILL 'BRAINWASHING' 1 lie polic;. now state- that any pregnant in the crowd, mostly students, laughed at He said that "under normal conditions )T tud nt, whether married or not, one reference to MSU when a demon¬ . on a week night, we are in no way pre¬ u t stop attending clas-i after four and strator called out: pared to handle a 'full house', yet this Romney to continue "Collect $200 from the University for is what occurred on all three nights with CIA work." "Ul have found that unwed coeds are the ' sit—ii After about 20 minutes, two carnival icial outcasts. Their roommates want He went < say that He had bet spokesmen asked the demonstrators to SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI) —Gov.George Ron; e; s id President John si.: "i i m out, both in the re.-i . nee halls and' leave but they refused. A uniformed Romney, an unannounced candidate forthe expert or. brainwashing." The Mlchig ororitlc ; and landlords don't want to spendinr cut before they *111 evenconsid* University policeman strolled by the Republican presidential nomination,Tues¬ governor cited the President's 1964 c: : ke the responsibility," Dr.^eurig said, LBJ's tax increase." demonstration, which blocked the width of day said he will continue to accuse Presi¬ par r, statements on Vietnam as in-pi- lie said the policy was not Inflexible Hope pop concert: dent Johnson of "brainwashing" the public, regardless of the political consequences. in "We have !.a]f-a-million boy- a land war in Asia, tiedd( fighting where oi Under the democratic administration wever. ade by the "Exceptions Dean of Students office," car, be and are the hall, but made no effort to speak or order them to leave. Presidents John F. Kennedy and John o The demonstration was reportedly con¬ "I've been told that I shouldn't use the President said three years ago that A si said, "especially with married stu- a costly venture term 'brainwashing', but I've always called boy- ought to be fighting," Romney - nondefense spending iia - lu.-rease 100p< ceived by the MSU Students for a Demo¬ cratic Society, a militant political group Ebb a spade a spade, regardless of the political "If any major public figure today simp Hope was losing venture from Romney -aid the \ mer i c a ; i.'larencc Big, ie Munn, director of ath¬ opposed to the Vietnam War, SDS Chair¬ ASMSU's financial viewpoint. consequences," he said at a Republican repeated Johnson's Vietnam statement- Understand whet he letalkin about man Michael Price said last night he fund-raising dinner here." the' Jcampaign, he would be classi:.: letic.-, aired his view- on the problems Of the $17,824.50 received in ticket he accuses the administration of":-rail could not tell definitely how many of the 'Americans want to be told the truth and as the doviest dove in the whole flue of holding popular programs In Jenlson sale?, ?1;,000 was paid to Hope. According washing demonstrators were members of the need to be told the truth," Romney said. "There's no doubt that the greatest Fieldhouse. to Jim Mayer, ASMSU comptroller, pay¬ group. ments for publicity, "Thai's what I will continue to do and I between promise and performance- t "Maybe the columnists and the pol Munn said At about 8 p.m., the demonstrators stage set-up and don't understand what I'm talkii a few years ago, students don't care what the political effect is. biggest bulge in the entire credib.l; sters clean-up crews will involve a loss of ap¬ were looking for a place to hold popular picked up the pieces of their outsi/.ed "It's not important what happens to gap--comes from Vietnam." about, but the \merlcan people io," proximately $2,000. entertainment programs. When the Audi¬ game and walked downstairs, many to ASMSU had anticipated lower sales be¬ George Romney; but it is important that Romney saidPresidentJohn-o:.'-, said. Recent popularity poll' in n:..t< torium was unavailable,the fieldhouse was the grill. the American people realize that truth ise to cut spending is anoflier example that Romney lo>t favor with t:,.' Republ cause of the Sunday night date instead of rank and file follow in ni.< r.L offered. They returned to demonstrate again the usual Friday pop entertainment show, and integrity have been placed in Jeopardy the credibility gap. can " At the around 9:30 p.m. He gave "100 per cent" backing .washing charge early last month. time, we told student govern¬ a spokesman said. by the Democratic administration." 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1967 i day d when re knight! bold ... • Trip drugs linked Legislature I to animal birth defects AUGUSTA, Ga, show newly that popular f LSD and two — Tests other hallucination- port on mescaline MES, which is taken from thepeyotecactus,was the first on this drug's relation- open housin pha sized this weekend by a By TIM O'BRIE N Inducing drugs cause birth de- ship to congenital defects, demonstration in Lansing that, at State News Staff Writer fects In animals, a medical re- Geber, 44, has been studying its peak, attracted 500 partici¬ searcher said Tuesday. birth defects and their causes Gov. Romney delivered a 12- pants. By the time the Legis¬ One of the^e drugs — mes« for 10 years, page special n~.es • :e to the Leg¬ lature went into session Wed¬ callne ileal "One of the dangers In taking islature Wednesday before the nesday afternoon, the last of the *est the hallucinogenic dr. - i< that | relationship to STP, the : start of the special fall session demon strators had vanished. ■ and lppielai nig, you've damaged your future : li¬ of the Legislature, Open h< . sing Mike W ilson, 19, of Flint had beer, 'To Your Rescue' I . ' Jr., associate 1111am F. reported Dr, 'A>rofecsor ofpnar- ber dren," he said, Geber's studie- confirmed legislation items on was not among the agenda for im¬ the 12 camping out on the Capital lawn since Friday evening, macology ... f Medical College w.e other 1967 data from experiment mediate consideration. Romney did urge the Legis¬ Pizza, Spaghetti, ■ of Georgia, with LSD in which it- .se pro- Romney, outwardly a: advo¬ lature to strengthen the Michi¬ 'Sandwiches, Salads ■ Id laboratory exper- duced runts and Increased fetal cate of open housing, indicated gan Civil Rights Commission which pre.nant ham- mortality in rats, a:.J damage that a request for open housing ( Hours:Mon.-Sat. 11 a.m..1 a m. Sun. 3p.m.-12 midnight J r.jection.- of BOL (I rom- to human chromosor:, c, baset legislation may be sent to the lawmakers later in the session. : h r o u g h an appropriation of nearly >600,000. The appropria¬ | LSD, mescalln- on study of white blood cells tion would supplement the 51.4 3 convenient locatioi in the experiment, "1 am personally for the most | lysergic acid) resulted In fetus million appropriated in the cur¬ 2417 KALAMAZOO ST. with malformations of the ':. a in. single drug Injec- expeditious and effective means I rent budget. 2201 S. CE DAR ier or- tlons on the eighth day of preg of guarantee.r. / each person, re¬ » Romney said the events of W. WILLOW at LOGAN nancy and the fetuses examined gardless of race, color, creed the summer have given increased stllltirths, on the 12th day. A small injec- or national origin, the right to defects, he tion of mescaline resulted In 2b Rush registration purchase or r-.-n* a dwelling,' urgency to the need for a stronger civil rights program in Michi¬ jred for the per cent of the fetuses showing said Romney. "Follow f rther gan. He idded, "When any citi¬ b 11 c a t io n defects, Included 5 per cent dead. M iche1 '< egisters for formal sorority 'hich starts consideration of propo "!- this zen's right to a Job, an educa- A large BOL Injection resulted lr. at the Handing out registration mat are: Cyndi field, 1 Will sub:.:: my recc: - tion or place to live is vio¬ ■ved his re- 13 per cent showing defects. Casale, Arlington Heights, III. jnior. Over mendations to you.' lated because of discrimination, .400 gi rls signed up i >n Monday night.. The reed for open hou :• that citizen has the right to State News Photo by Ji enforcement legislation v.as err.- prompt an effective attention to spaper at Michigan State his grievance." . jy throughout the year Romney said that the subjects rlentatlon issues in June DEFENSE INCREASE he presented in the special mes- GNowcQreyte , .-14 per year. e, and will present in any sequent special messages, bcr Associated Press, Dally Press Association. -ooi.ted i ais International, Collegiate Press, Soviets hike funds ! ia. have to meet certain cri- The governor said they alliilffie Collegiate Press As- to aid VC, Arabs cant ft be timely, of no signifi¬ expense to the State and must further the health, safety and welfare of the people of Second clas; ,>o: n'.ing, Mich. cTVlodern Michigan. Editorial and 347 Student Services MOSCOW f. — The Soviet yea The Building, Mlchigj , Last Lanelng, Mich. subject first on the Rom¬ Union announced Tuesday one ask ney agenda was lower court re- of the biggest increases in de- 68. organi/ati on, which initially fense spending in its history to ''Library" Phones: prompted the special session. J. F. Powers. Editorial , . . 355-8252 bolster North Vietnam and to aid the Soviet increase for 1968might The Michigan Constitution re¬ He wrote Arab nations. Classified Aiy.rt 355-8255 be primarily intend _c to err.pha- quires that justices of the peace "Morte d'Urban." Finance Minister Vastly F.F, size Soviet support for North Display Advertisi 353-6400 and circuit court commissioners Its in Business . 355-8299 Garbuzov told Parliament a 15 Vietnam and fo.- \ru.- loser* be replaced by courts of limited THE MODERN LJHRARY per cent increase was necessary in the Middle Last v-r last June. Photographic ■ . . 355-8311 jurisdiction not later than Jan. 1, because "International tension 1968. demands increased attention to our defenses," Romney specifically recom¬ Then he noted that the Soviet n the Nov,, mended that all the court judges Graduate Opportunities Meeting Union firmly support; "the Viet¬ namese people in their struggle com ln^ .-ted, it into the public r rht b be attorneys, that the judicial salaries be high enough to at¬ against the criminal aggression for political tract well qualified attorneys and of American imperialism" and that existing judicial manpower Sponsored by the "the just struggle of the people The Soviet Union has sent hun¬ be utilized wherever possible. He dreds of millions ofdollars worth of Arab countries against the also urged that all court pro¬ of weapon; to the defeated Arab Honors College U. agressive actions of Israel and ceedings be kept on record. countries, Egypt and Syria,"Last its Imperialist patrons." The month It signed a 1968 aid Romney specifically noted in his message the absence of a defense Increase, largest an- ment wit:. North Vietnam" vhlcl recommendation for nounced since the Berlin crisis jt hinted a general All MSU SENIORS interested in was larger the of 1961, will bring publicly dis¬ increase in state school aid. He current one—estimated by Wash¬ graduate or professional schools closed defense spending to $18.6 said the state cannot afford it at ington to involve a billion dollars are cordially invited. billion, 13.5 per cent of the 1968 this time. this year. This is budget. Albert Camus. William Styron. About half of actual Soviet Garbuzov spoke at the opening Romney included a myriad of Joseph Heller. of the Supreme Soviet, the Par¬ subjects on the fall legislative military spending Is believed by- included are a "Notebooks "L'e Down MSU Western analysts to be hidden liament which unquestioningly College and Department 1935-1942." in Darkness." REPRESENTATIVES will be pre- under other budgetary headings. approves decisions already taken recommendation for a $5 million The within the Communist party. The special grant to improve school¬ THE MODERN LIBRARY published defense budget Is THE MODERN LIBRARY THE MODERN LIBRARY budget is expected to receive ing for underprivileged children primarily a reflection of polit¬ ical trends, these anaylsts uaanimous approval when the in certain areas, particularly say. The United. States spent $67 session closes, probably Thurs- racially troubled areas, andpas- billion S3ge of a good roads package. TOPICS will include for, defense this fiscal application The package currently under procedure, national and intei— study in a conference committee national fellowships, andinforma- would increase gasoline and tion about selective service. weight taxes and reduce tolls on the Mackinac Bridge. Thursday, Oct. 12,7:30 p.m. Now- one more thing Students must register in not to person at the Placement Bureau Union Ballroom at least two days prior to the Jean-Paul Sartre. He wrote John Updike. He wrote worry about date of an interview. Friday, October 13: The Poorhouse Fair" "The Age of Reason." Neat discreet bags Food Products Division, Union It's in and "Rabbit Run." THE MODERN LIBRARY for pad disposal Carbide Corporation: Chemical, THE MODERN LIBRARY mechanical and electrical engi¬ come FREE in each neering (B,M,D) and chemistry (B.M). pretty new box of Theo Hamm Brewing Company, Scott Confidets Heublein, Inc.: All majors of the colle*,- of engineering and pack¬ aging technology (B,M) and all majors of the college of business (BJM) (December and March graduates only). Je-rvis B. Webb Company: Me¬ chanical, electrical and civil engineering (B). LTV Aerospace Corporation: Civil, electrical and mechanical engineering (B,M,D). 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Michigan NEWS Settlement possible summary in steel hauler strike PITTSBURGH t — A seven- steel haulers' strike Tuesday. shields were smashed in western Pennsylvania, one on the Turn¬ Campus state panel of labor mediators For the first time represent¬ was putting finishing touches on atives of the warring truckers pike west of Bedford and the their recommendations for a set¬ and the Teamsters Union met other near Washington on Inter¬ tlement i.-, tne vlok-nce-plaguev state 70. jointly with the panel. a tone of optimism was in¬ The strike, which started about two months ago, has resulted ir, Center jected by William J. Hart, Penn¬ "If we didn't have con¬ Party lines one death and 10 injuries. A sylvania secretary of labor and industry, who declared while en¬ trucker was killed in Michigan, fidence in the chiefs, and five persons were injured tering the conference room: they wouldn't be form in Ohio, three in Western Penn¬ chiefs ..." Robert S. on Viet we "When we left here last night, had nothing, absolutely sylvania and one each in ti- WASHINGTON ' — The nothing, to be optimistic about. diana and Michigan. Mc Samara 196& presidential campaign is Today, we'll have some good The strikers, who own their looming larger in the continuing news." He declined to elabo¬ own trucks and lease them to Senate derate over the \'ietnam rate. shipping companies, want their Some 10,000 to 20,000 inde¬ slice of the rates jumped from 73 to 79 per cent. pendent steel haulers are rebel¬ ling against the Teamsters Untan* They also want $15 an hour Internotionol News r to : 'Wing demanding the union negotiate a for waiting at mill loading docks scious that they arc also Demo¬ separate contract with six per for more than two hours. How¬ Q U.S. bombers hi: a previously untouched staging and crats and Republicans, cent higher rates. They also ever, they say they're more in¬ assembly area in North Vietnam used to assemble missiles With President Johnson ex¬ want pay for waiting at mills. terested in getting loaded quickly. shipped into :he por: of Haiphong by the Soviet Union. pected to seek re-election, some Meanwhile, violence continued. The seven-state strike has of his most harsh Vietnam Shots were fired into two truck- snarled shipments at many 0 Sovi€ f rar.cc ministerYaslly F. Garbuzov said the Soviet critics among the Democrat.- are in , company offices near Middle- northeastern steel mills and defense budget '.vtuld have to be increased 15" due to the forced tempering their war policy com¬ town., Ohio. Two truck wind- some to furlough workers. Vietnam war and soviet support of the Arab nations.This would plaints with praise for Johnson's mean a publicly disclosed defense budget of J1S.6 billion, domestic record. 13.5" of the 1968 budget. See page 2 sen. Wayne Mors., D-Orc, a ritter opponent of the President 0 At the Rot at / c Synod in Rome Pope Paul VI has or. Vietnam, has Indicated he will asked Bishops for written opinions on birth control, one of support Johnson for re-election the most controversial topics the church has had to face in the an; expects r.i:;i to win. last decade. And Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., announcing support for the ad» ministrations's basic war poll* National News cles, said hi was not holdin the President Invulnerable to all criticism on that issue. 0 \ majority o: Republican leaders participating in an Sen. Associated Press Poll favored Richard M. Nixon for the presi¬ Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., dential nomination in 1968 but they named as the strongest said Monday "everyone knows ticket the combination of governors Nelson A. Rockefeller of that one major obstacle to a New York and Ronald Reagan of California. change in our policy in Vietnam is the fear of a violent politi¬ cal and public reaction." 0 The mention Monday of the possibility of cutting federal He cited what he described highway funds could be a move by President Johnson to ease opposition to his proposed tax hike, according to AP News as a political comment -thdt, if Analyst Joseph R. Coyne. Congress has refused to pass a tax hike until Johnson cuts spending, but highway funds are thing less than a total military a politically sensitive area of spending to cut. victory in Vietnam, the political opposition will seize upon this 9 Ir. Senate te timor.\ made public Tuesday, Secretary of and make it the Number One Defense Robert S. McNamara insisted that bombing of the main issue in the 19o8 elections." North Vietnamese , art of Haiphong would not shorten the war Sen, Thruston B. Morton, R- or cut off materials destined for the South. Ky„ like Scott a former GOP national chairman, has taken an opposite tack on Vietnam— he £ A principal of a California school who was fired for the has withdrawn his support from use of marijuana announced she would appeal her dismissal in order to test the state laws against the drug. Johnson war policies and has urged the party to be ready to ^ Gov. Romney, unannounced candidate for the Republican pre: alternative in 1968, In the case of one Democratic active pick presidential nomination, said Tuesday he will continue to accuse President Johnson of "brainwashing" the public, re¬ senator, relative silence on the gardless of the political consequences. See page 1 Vietnam issue may be a politi¬ cal plus for the President. new pants wool for Special Sale! MUIRS ^A4AC*iptu>n \ ' I NOW THRU OCT, 15 Brookfield Plaza 1399 E. Grand River 10.98 and DRUG STORES Nev er enough! There's always room in a closet Open Nights, Sundays, Holidays for another pair. Or two. 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Brill, editorial editor UNIVERSITY advertising manager Joe Mitch, sports editor jrnalism. Wednesday Morning, October 11,1967 -time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding j EDITORIALS Deciphering needed stu Male students atMSU.like The agency would famil¬ young men everywhere, are iarize those seeking to avoid confronted by a morass of the draft with procedures for information and advice con¬ conscientious objection, cerning the draft and mili¬ Peace Corps requirements, tary service. As a result, protected industries and ASMSU imp most fused college men are con¬ and uncertain about various reserve and National Guard programs. their status. Every male on campus could hurt be An an obvious answer information agency on would can, of information independ¬ course, seek draft ASMSU has decided to stop Bitterness arose between Munn and ASMSU and was the draft. And the obvious ently from his local board its contributions tothe-Ralph further aggravated by a sponsor at MSU is student or recruiter. But were H. Young Scholarship Fund for fall term. $2500 loss on last Sunday's government. ASMSU could ASMSU to organize and show. authorize an agency to pub¬ present information and Stopping the contributions lish and distribute Informa¬ make it readily available, the is understandable con¬ Hopefully, Pop Entertain¬ ment and other student tion to help students through student's task could be sim¬ sidering the ASMSU's finan¬ en¬ the muddle. plified and considerably cial problems. However, tertainment programs will some members of ASMSU someday have a better place Senior men particularly shortened. face the draft after gradua¬ --The Editors unfortunately consider the than Jenison to stage their_ tion. Other students with cessation of donations as a shows. But for Jenison is academic or financial prob¬ VAN MORGAN retaliation against Biggie now, Munn, director of athletics. the only place available, and lems who may wish to drop the Athletic Department has out for a few terms should The reason for the per¬ sonal around the accusations c e n t e r s aquisition of Jeni- charge of Jenison. needless mistake for the stu¬ It was a be Service familiar with Selective procedures. Student Sun never shines on Lot Y\1 son Fieldhouse for the Bob dent board to jeopardize Pop government council at the point six miles from the front Of course, Snyder-Phillips, Mason-Ab¬ But if you have indulged yourself with Hope Show which appeared Entertainment by launching a University of Michigan has door of Snyder Hall, across the Grand bot, and Shaw have the usual proportion a pass, rest assured that you and you here Sunday evening. personal attack on Munn. already adopted such a pro¬ Trunk Western tracks, past the poultry of unaesthetic cynics who don't think a alone will ride the bus. For not only farm, afid within range of Forest Acres two mile trip worth the effort just to see does MSU have a crack parking-lot- ASMSU had originally re¬ The sensational accusa¬ gram. Golf Course, is the MSU airport. And a beautiful parking lot. Particularly planning crew, it also possesses the quested Jenison for Friday tions by board members that only a little farther down the road on Shaw residents find their eyes wandering world's most conscientious bus drivers. The idea is not to create the right, conveniently located to accom¬ Absolutely no one is allowed to ride the donations to the Ralph to the parking ramp across the street evening. Since there had service to modate anyone who flies to class, is the Some of them are those empty buses without a pass. a sponsor draft- from their dorm. never been any problem in Young fund were "bribes" commuter parking lot. And beyond the even so unloyal to their lot as to actually Actually, getting your car from the evasion, but a compre¬ have only inflamed the situa¬ commuter lot, past the signs which say park their cars in the ramp during the computer lot is not complicated. If the getting the fieldhouse for the hensive information "LOT Y/l PERMITS ONLY" is, as ad¬ entire legal period between 6:00 P.M. four steps listed below are taken with tion. In reality, ASMSU's agency Friday before a home game, both to vertised, lot Y/l. and 2:00 A.M. appropriate preparation, you should be financial crisis was the cen¬ publish information successful about every third try. a contract with Hope was Who, you may well ask, are the for¬ Their satisfaction is somewhat short¬ and be available for indi¬ tunate few who have been issued those lived though. Evidently the ramp will die 1) Walk to Shaw Hall to catch the drawn up. tral issue in stopping the commuter bus; preparation: vidual assistance. Assist¬ orange oblongs which command entrance if it has any cars in it between 2:00 and buy either donations. to the newest, most modern parking lot 7:00 A.M.' Cars unremoved by 2:00 A.M. a commuter pass for or an individual During the summer, how¬ ance in actual evasion of The student board has han¬ on campus. They are the lucky residents must either turn into pumpkins or get 15£ ticket. ever, Munn refused the re¬ 2) Wait for the bus; preparation: wear the draft can best be han¬ of Snycler-Phillips, Mason-Abbot, and towed away to the police quonset where dled the situation so far quite Shaw Halls. Anyone else who dares park there Is lots of parking space. something warm—a sleeping bag for in- quest for some abstruse dled by groups outside of imprudently. Continuation of on their promised plot risks tickets, Since the buses are sleeping some¬ reason. student towing charges, sore feet, and sanity where at 2:00 A.M., those rebellious 3) After riding the bus to the commuter such actions could seriously government. Per¬ After considerable hag¬ tests. souls who remove their cars in abjec¬ lot, sprint the last 200 yards to your car tinent information would in¬ to avoid getting drenched, frozen, or hamper the future of popular And not only is this group favored with tion back to you-know-where, have ap¬ gling, in which Munn did not clude status the singular privilege of parking inMSU's proximately thirty minutes of walking snowed under. The sun never shines on entertainment in Jenison changes, op¬ Lot give in, ASMSU was forced most scenic lot, but they are entitled to back to their dorm. During this time Y/l. (If you so happen to get there fieldhouse. portunities within the armed buy bus passes to ride to their cars they can gloat over their eight-hour frolic when the sun Is out, all you can do Is to renegotiate the contract forces and alternatives sort of rally around the lot until after to for only $6 per term. (Incidentally, for through the ramp, meditate on their sins, with Hope for the Sunday anyone who wants to just go out and look or just plain get lost. 6:00 P.M. when it will be dark anyway). --The Editors actual service. at the lot occasionally, like on a date For those who rebel at the idea of an 4) Open the doorofyourcar—assuming night show. or something, these passes are available . expensive bus pass, or individual tickets your car is still around, and if it hasn't ' But you still been stolen en masse that it still has a to the general public. (which can only be purchased in bulk cannot, under any circumstances, park door—and hop in; preparation: bring the lots), there is the obvious alternative— OUR READERS' MINDS your car beyond those signs I) walk. key. MAX LERNER Taiwan misunderstood be able to better help the other people develop understanding of our country. 4. Opportunities are equally open for Romiiance and nature every Chinese in Taiwan. 1. Taiwan is a province of Republic 5. Since after World War II, the govern¬ toward future We rticle on of China, not a country in itself. (Please ment of Republic of China has made a Friday's (September 29) "Taiwan Suppressed, MSI/ Stare News, Minister read the Chinese or World Histories.) 2. The forefathers of Taiwanese came great deal of efforts in education. The race primary education (the first six grades) Says", written by Uayle Schwarzler. to Taiwan from the nearby provinces — is compulsory. A new program has been We feel so sorry that our country is Fukien and Kwangtung about three hun¬ WASHINGTON —The question for ourtime The other thing that troubled me was De Tocqueville called a "civic religion" started which extends the compulsory edu¬ so badly misunderstood by Rev. John dred years ago. the young panelists' zeal in driving to¬ in the earlier American Republic—the \s a matter of fact, cation to middle school, i.e., the first is not whether developed or developing Dully. In order :o pay a certain degree we do have the same language and the ward the shining goal without having any sense each man had of being part of the nine grades. Competitive examinations nations can change fast enough, in many of respec: to the one vho works for same culture. (Rev. Dully, every Chinese are primarily due to the choice of better areas they are changing far too fast, it program for it and without asking what larger democratic experiment and there¬ God, we would not lire to use the word and many American students on campus schools by the students for the continua¬ is whether they can absorb and control might be destroyed on the way. This fore part of the other men: in short, a "liar", but we have to point out that can tell you that is a well-known seems to me to be true of much of the sense of the human connection. fact!) tion of secondary education, and due to social changes which, if unchanneled, the points made in the ar'icle are too 3. The people in Taiwanareall Chinese. New Left and certainly of the black power Have we lost this sense? I think we are both the capacitive and the choosing of will be destructive. far from the fac's. ,"he following are movement. The way they were combined losing it in some crucial ways. We lose Rev. Dully, why should you be bothered better school for higher education. The American Institute of Planners, the facts >vhic;, v. 11 prove Rev. !Xtlly's in the disastrous recent Conference for it when any group, whatever its politi¬ by yourself to separate us as "Nationalist true to its name and function, has been and which will Chinese" and the "laiwanese"? a New Politics at Chicago still sticks cal designation—black power, white su¬ For a long time the human being has holding in Washington a vast and com¬ in my mind as a symbol of what happens premacy, flag-burning antipatriots, jeer¬ been facing the common problem — sur¬ plex conference on how totplan for the vival and better living. People should when your goal blots out all doubts about ing superpatriots, the passionate far- next 50 years. The growing phalanx of Rosenthal has done it again help each other instead of abusing or American scholarly future-gazers has Oglesby, one of the mort thoughtful and out left or the angry far-out right, the few hate-ridden paranoids in the inner killing, and should be cooperating in¬ been aiming its space-time rays at the humanistic theorists of the New Left, cities or the little huddles of Minute- And before stead of separating. year 2,000, but the planners go them one sight on the screen, never with caches in the woods— We do not have rights to say that better and are trying to pierce to the proudly proclaimed his philosophy as that men arms have I burst into irs after leaving of political romaoticism. I couldn't help when any such feverish group decides the theatre because was overcome by religion should not be involved in poli¬ year 2,017. What no one has thus far tics, but we would say that there are a discovered is the key to unlock the con¬ recalling the political romanticism of that "anything goes." ver met the gentleman, but his nausea. It was no "treat" to me (as lot more important things than political German youth in the Weimar Republic trol room. joodtasteand"artisticapprecia- it was to Mr. Rosenthal) to see human affairs days and of Russian youth in czarist days Of course the claims of young people vider.i e f by hi'- review of beings mauled beyond recognition. waiting for the one who works A few days ago I took part in a panel and what each had led to. If romanticism for a better fulfillment of the American If the whole "power of the climatic for God. Clyde'" (October 2, 1967), Before we close our letter, we would of the planners on technology and change. means anything, in politics as in love, it vision must be strong and sustained, and 1 i :,ot want to. The scene" determine1- the worth of the pic¬ like to have some suggestions for Rev. Two of the panel members, Carl Oglesby means complete surrender to the love- so must the claims of the impoverished State New.:- seem;- to make a habit of ture, 1 would rate it disgusting. And if object, with no ifs and no buts and no for work that will give them dignity, and all the gore was "absolutely essential Dully: If you really want to understand (one qf the founders of Students for a panning truly "significant and enjoyable what Democratic Society) and Claude Brown afterthoughts. I recalled the press re¬ the claims of the powerless for some to the overall effectiveness of the pro¬ our country is, you need a serious motion pictures and acclaiming the hor¬ study on her. If you try to understand (who wrote "Manchild in the Promised ports about the delegate at the New share in power. But there must be an rible. Not since "Blow I'p" has it lauded duction," then the effect should not have Politics conference who told his fellows ethos of means as well as of ends. I a motioi. picture t>- such an i .xtent; and not been produced, for whatever message the her by direct observation, you have to in¬ Land"), had preceded me with the usual crease the range of your contacts to our blasts about taking the power structure to accept the ultimatum of the minority, can't help saying to them: tread warily, since "Blow I'p" have I seen such a movie was trying to put across (if there and the society a way from the failing hands because "once you decide what you want, this is the house of man. The floor be¬ tasteless display of non-art. was one) was completely lost in the mire. people. Please notice that no conclusion can be made by a few drawn samples. of tired old men. anything goes." low us, the ceiling above, the walls Admittedly, I am a sensitive movie¬ "Bonnie and Clyde" is indeed "totally around us—they have been built over goer. I often identify with movie charac¬ unique." I hope it remains that way. Henry Cheng Don Wang Somewhere, as I listened, the-aging Does it? Surely, if we know anything the centuries by human toil and suf¬ ters, and I ofte. cry. But it is not often Gayle Payne about man's nature, we know that he has Graduate students worm in me turned. I was fed up with the fering, brain and imagination. The house that 1 am physically sickened by the Lansing sophomore whole youth-age gambit, and I said so. destructive drives in him as well as of man's basic decency to man is a fra¬ Mam 11.^1 It is true that the young are growing up creative ones and that sometimes he can gile structure. Don't let the fire of your DON'T REALIZE THAT fW MAW ME 7 ME OFFENDING SOMEONE ? in a new environment and may skip some be all the more destructive when he feels passions or the ice of your hate level it. BE 0FFENPIN6 SOMEONE ? SUEET, INNOCENT LITTLE OL'ME? of the blind spots of their elders. But I it is in the service of something higher As I write this I note a scream head¬ have seen enough young fogies and young than law and higher than human decency. line on one of the sports pages on racing. frenetics to be unimpressed with their Walter Lippmann saw this clearly some It is an irresistible headline. It reads; superior insights. It is not chronological years ago when he made a plea for a "Nature, $24.40, Rallies to Beat Roman¬ age that counts, but how deeply ex¬ "public philosophy"--a frame that would ticism by a Head in Aqueduct Feature." perience has bitten into you, and what set limits to man's political drives, I take it as a portent, a hint of victory whether moved by power or by idealism. to come—a victory of the creative drives you make of it, and how you use what¬ ever imagination and critical intelligence In America the Constitution has served of man's nature over his True Believer this function. There has also been what fantasies. you have. Wednesday, October 11, 1967 5 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan FOR A QUICK MEAL MISSISSIPPI TRIAL IM NEWS OR A SNACK- FOOTBALL TIME FIELD 4 Jail matron tells of deputy's I.M. BUILDING FIELDS TIME 6:00 Casino - Cambridge FIELD 2 6:00 Balder - Bardot 6:45 West Shaw 4-5 7:30 Jutes - Theta Xi 8:15 U oodbridge - W oodward COAST INTO UNION 6:45 Arsenal - Argonaughts 7:30 Hedrick - Howland 9:00 Suds - Assassins CAFETERIA 9:45 The Hurts - Mrs. Browns threat to civil rights trio 8:15 Asher - Evans Scholars 9:00 Roots - Bethel Manor Boys 9:45 A.E. Pi - Beta Theta Pi I.M. EAST CAMPUS TIME FIELD 3 TIME FIELD 7 BASEMENT 6:00 Holden N1 - 6 6:00 Hornet - Horrendous MERIDIAN, Miss. ' — Deputy Klan chieftan, Sam Holloway adding that they "caused no trou¬ On Aug. 4, FBI agents dug into 6:45 Caribbean -Carleton 6:45 McLaine - McGregor OF THE Bowers Jr., Imperial Wizard of ble." an earthen dam eight miles south¬ Sheriff Cecil Price warned :hree 7:30 Hubbard 3-2 the White Knights, is among the She said Price came back to west of Philadelphia—onthefarm 7:30 Wooster - Wolverine UNION young civil rights workers, "You the of of the defendants, Olen 8:15 Brinkley - Brutus 8:15 Akohol - Akbarama all see how quick you all can get defendants, as are Price's boss, jail shortly after 10 p.m., one 9:00 Wimbledon - Wisdom 9:00 Abaddon - Aborigines Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence some four hours after the arrest L. Hurrage. The bodies, clothed out of Neshoba County," a Jail 9:45 Bower - Nlotts 9:45 Superstition - Snark of the three men.andsaidChaney and all in one spot, rested under matron testified Tuesday at the Rainey, and the sheriff-elect, Ethel Glen "Hop" Barnette. A wanted to pay off the fine. Chaney, 15 feet of dirt. The state never trial of 18 men chargedwith con¬ spiracy in the trio's death. jail docket entered as evidence showed the names of the three she said, borrowed $20 from Schwerner and gave it to Price. filed murder charges in the deaths and federal authorities DEPARTMENT OF ADVERTISING The deputy is among those dead men—Schwerner, Goodman, As they picked up their be¬ cannot presecute under murder charged with violating the civil rights of Michael Schwerner, 24, and Chaney. Chaney was booked longings, Mrs. Herring said, charges unless the crime took Andrew Goodman, 20, both white for speeding and the others, "held "Deputy Price told them, 'You place on federal property. Nev. Yorkers, and James Chaney, for investigation." all see how quick you all can Specifically, the 18 are on « ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES CONVOCATION Mildred Herring, who teams get out of Neshoba County.' They trial under a ^"-year-oldRecon¬ 21, a Meridian Negro. with her husband to run the thanked him and went on out." struction era law. The indictment FE ATURIHG Deaths of the three near Phil¬ adelphia, Miss., during the Neshoba County jail, recalled Two days later, the workers' said they conspired together to charred station wagon was found "injure, oppress, threaten and CAMPBE LL - EWALDS the Sunday afternoon, June 21, racially sroubled summer of 1964 1964, when Price and Rainey in the swampland near Philadel¬ intimidate" Schwerner, Chaney attracted worldwide attention. "AN INSIDE LOOK AT AGENCY INTERNSHIP" The White House took ■ hai eWn brought the men to jail. phia. For 44 days, a searchparty and Goodman. Conviction could "No one talked to them in that included 400 sailors pressed bring a maximum sentence of the fast-paced investigation. ALL ADVERTISING MAJORS REQUIRED TO ATTEND into service by President Johnson 10 years in prison and a $5,000 Justice Department attorneys jail," Mrs. Herring testified, combed the area for the bodies. fine. claimed at the outset of the trial, NON-AD MAJORS INTERESTED IN ADVERTISING they would prove that Price ar¬ rested the youths, then released Council extends AS A CAREER ARE INVITED them from jail and later in the night was in one of three cars that curnered them in a station petitioning period TONIGHT 7:30 to 9:00 PM ROOM B108 "EE? a back road where wagon they or, were shot. for several posts iSdgoOdlrjonthfor, Asst. U.S. Atty. Gen. John Petitioning has been exten¬ Doar told the all-white jury of one week for the two vacant YANKEE 5 DAY ded U" seven women and five men at the seats on Off-Campus Council and trial's opening Monday that the positions on several committees, government's case would include Jim Friel, OCC president, an¬ testimony from paid informers. nounced Tuesday. PKktiirid) r These witnesses remained under wraps. Doar claimed the murders Friel said that only two peti¬ tions have been received for the council seats. PLAHTirig •' were plotted by the militant White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan. A the Positions are also publications and grievance committees and for students in¬ terested in working on investi¬ open on W&A COUPON SALEI Flower expert to speak on color gations of rents in"East Lansing. "There are only 11 seats for 10,000 people living off-cam¬ STADIUM WED, THURS, FRI, SAT, SUN pus," Friel said, "and this is 0 Faber 3rren of Stamford, their only organization of repre¬ i Connecticut, flower arranging sentation ir. the entire L'niver- specialist, will speak at the sitv." He said the council needs annual Symposium for Accredited Flower Show Judges, to be held people willing to work t< making l active organiza- Oct. 17-1° at Kellogg Center. lion. Other speakers tha' will be part Petitii s can be picked up in of the two day program are James the ma lobby of the A SMS I' A. Collins, president of the Mich¬ the OCC office, 313 offices i igan Dahlia Society and Mrs./el- Student Services, where da Wyatt Schulke, lecturer and to be ri flower show school instructor. Among the topics to be dis¬ cussed are conditioning and keep¬ ing plant materials, vision per¬ ception, unusual foliage? and the changing world of flowerarrang- ing. over¬ 9The§- •• :rk°Mr night YOU'LL case CHARLIE FLIP, BROWN THE NEW PEANUTS' CARTOON BOOK! by Charles M. Schulz ON l Y $1° ZV.tT I ll<< W. Allegan E ast L 301 E . 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Michigan -SPORTS Rookies Smith's new chant as Colt: game of hubba,hubba here's Bubba' '"f 1 jhc-F, aslew-of showdown -Gary''ato'pair Rirk. at ancient NORM SAAR Bubba noted the major dif- me go through any of it, which Throughout his er.ior year, -.k rlgh^ftand- In contrast to the cor sws Sports Wr ference between college andpro- chant "Kill was just beautiful," ;ame crowds woul r * l.-.-t meeting atJfccted guard which attt ' -ssional football in the linemen. wasn't totally Bubba Kill' I r< than 1,000 fans, were meeting In th smith, the mammoth Sessional football Bubba said he im incentive ir.vJ f;.r t).. l iggest contest League a year who made "They get more hard licks in discouraged by the Spartans'slow and the other t< fair warning start this year. of his power. : ti'.c-Ir live? Wednesday when packed crowd of 1-American teams his pro ball," he explained. "A lot of young boys are playing -:v- Kec Sox and St. Louis 35,000 plu4 a nation.: -enior years at MSU, are always confronted by guy: It •hanged in the pros. this year," he noted. "And lean stage a sixth game audience will watch t: their business, recall when I was a sophomore "When I come out on the field pitchers match pitch now, the crowd yells "hubba, game which start? ■»: Ip. coaci; of the Balti- They arc- consister making and we finished with a 5-4 record for the season. Then we came hubba, here comt-s Eubba'," he weather permitting. glve his team a day things tough for you, said. "I'm not lying, that's the The forecast for Bo; Bubba, who has trimmed down the next year and were defeating the Chicago • chant." for cloudy and fo . . wea Chicago. Sunday, 24-3. to 2S0 pounds and proved it by 10-0." a chance of show-, r- aro; came back to campus to getting on the scales in Spartan " time A 30 per caltpro:- the progress his younger Stadium, said the backs are not that much tougher than they were rain was predicts !witht making Bailey tures in the low oOs. d to £ t advic in college ball. ■I tr; inerGayleRobinsor. knee. seer, limited actior. don't 'They are bigger, but they As seem the to first hit any harder." draft choice in nam s and Tody's ankle the merged AFL and NFL foot¬ m out of practice ball leagues, many speculated he would be given hard treatment rookie reporting to the pro's top UPI Maternity as a i the ligaments ir. training camp. Wa slews ki, "But it was great," he said. 1966 and much of the Baltimore Colts, sits in "I managed to miss the rookie Charles Bailey, a tackle on Fashions Toronto, was ; to:. Mana er ig room after receiving treat- lured knee and seeing how his brother , and I've show when the pros initiate you to their ball club. Michigan State's great defense last year, entered last week's the Important it little, "it ■ the same weekend I football game against to'lscon- S8.00 up cause of a pe 3 from an injured ankle. a State News Photo by Bob Ivins weekend, •ried n $4.00 up relief perforn MSU Coach Duffy Daugherty S5.00 up had taken his junior tackle and $5.00 up SI.00 up UPI To moved him to a linebacker spot. Team JANSON SHOOTS 291 "1 always wanted to play line¬ backer. But^when the chance in the rr.L-.ors a 1. Southern CjI (27; (4-0, ..20. 38=46 came last week I was a little 2. Purdue (5) (3-0) worried about doing a good job," with surprising -..cct--, *as the losing pitcher at Fenway a one-hit, 5-0 In t.-., second game Lo 3. UCLA (3) (4-0) 4. Georgia (3-0) 5. Notre Dame (2-1) 6. Alabama (2-0-1) Record set in golf tourney letter winner, was second Bailey said Tuesday. It turned out that Bailey, U- though in a new position, was Michigan State's standout on de¬ 16-6 for St. Louis this seasoi 7. Colorado (3-0) By MIKE KOWALSK 304 (71-76-76-81). SeniorGeorge fense against H i while Uaslewski had only fou; 8. Missouri (3-0) State News Sports ter Buth, also a letter winner, was result he earned theU ted Press decisions, winning r losing 9, (TIE) Nebraska (3-0) third with -306 a (76-78-79-73), International L two. 9. (TIL; LSI' (3-0; A record breaking per¬ followed by sophomore Lee Ed- W eek formance by sophomore Lynn Janson highlighted the two-week¬ end Annual Varsity Golf Tour¬ nament 'at the Forest Akers "The tournament was plagued course. by cola, rai.;y weather," Fossum CHARLES BAILEY said, "but the players practiced In a four-round, seventy-two everyday ' to prepare for the hole tournament that started two tournament. U ith better weather, weekends ago, Jar.son, an East we might have had some better Lansing High School graduate, shot a 291, which broke the pre¬ vious record of 293 <-et by Dick scores." Fossum, in his third season Michigan's Hill in 1966. is MSU's golf coach, explained the The tees opening were shortened for round because of :he reasons behind the Fall backer this ,an Johnson bad weather. Janson, who holds "We eed somebody with his "The gives each back tournament record eness and ability at thai the of course 67, took tournament advantage shorter distance and of the shot a 66. player spring a squad ranking, so when practice starts, each id Daugherty. top The score was not counted as a player knows just where he Bailey was shifted from tackle ANN ARBOR (UPI) — Quick - stands,." Fossum said. "Actually to linebacker to fill a gap in the new record because of the y! Who holds the all-time shortened course. this is' the best time for the Spartan defense caused by n shine record for the University LYNN JANSON several injuries to other key tournament, because after sum¬ Janson also carded a final round 75 in the cold and rain mer play, which includes almost players, a weekly tournament, the players Daugherty id he hasn't made Sunday. Hi? other scores were im said. "He has both the 72 and 78. physi :al capability and the good are at their peak." up his mind who Bailey will key Forge't :!ie-e storied r.ames in on in the Michigan backfield this Wdiver ii-■e History. The answer met tal attitude to become a great "Janson is the best golf pros¬ ilso gives him golfer." -Saturday, but it probably will be is Ron [ohii-o:'., the junior ha If— pect that has ever come to Mich¬ ith the players star Wolverine halfback Ron -back , wl10 bulled and sprinted igan State," Gold Coach Bruce Junior Larry Murphy, a varsity on the practice tee, and also with j0hnson. T.is u.. for 270 yards in Satur- freshman golfers. Freshman day's ga me again- Navy. Bailey, a business major, it topped the old L nlversity of TIME TO GET YOUR worked at a construction job, lifted weights, performed exer- Michigat record held by—who?— Bill Dal ey ;r 1943. Daley lugged Last season's Spartan golf cises and ran "one or two" miles team was third the Big Ten the ball 26 times against North- each ^ay during the summer to "rAA r"~ western to pile up 216 yards. and sixth in the NCAA. Co- prepare for this year's football ORGANIZATION PICTURES Johnscan, who admits to being TAKEN captains Sandy McAndrew and Troy Campbell have graduated, season, r at Dunbar High. more speed of a power runner rr jerchant, toted the ball than a but Fossum believes that this 26 times and scored on "power" year's golf team will be the School in Dayton, Ohio, Bailey runs of 62 c.::J 7.1 yards to earn finest yet, with the addition of said teammate and co-captain UPI "Mi dwe -• B ck of the to eek" Janson and Edmundson to the Drake Garrett, also of Dayton, honors. team. wooed him to Michigan State. "I w a s ju*-t l. ck; ," the junior halfback said modestly. His o]1-der brother, Alex, plays 40- Introduces first bas•e and the outfield for the St. foot-1, by som< Loui lv! . - Cardinals, so the 6- of In- r.er comes athletic ability MICHIGAN STATE WATCH to olve rine Head Coach Bump ITH OFFICIAL STATE SEAL ON DIAL Elliott s iid Ji hn-on, who clocks 9.9 in tii e 100-yard dash, doesn't have the sheer '•pee d of a Warren AN IDEAL GIFT FUR McVea or O. J. Simpson but "he get:s to the hole quick." THE UNDERGRADUATE "He fi r.the d. vlight and gets there qi lickiy. Not terrifically AS WELL AS GRADUATES fast but \ery fast," Elliott said. "John -or. has good drive and power, .. he jets into the Leon G. has combined with the Croton Watch Co. to design an clear he '« 1 f 1 ring down," Elliott s, official Michigan State watch. The The- I isine s administration dial is white with green emblem v.'f ft- v.-.rer.'t quite , and is an attractive as well as a .',•.0 i.is team from practical gift. i-.m to a 26-21 defeat at • •.'.it Naval Academy, LOOK AT THESE One Jo - sprint, which FEATURES "could h:IV;. v.. :: the Jme, was halted a 57 ) ards by Navy's • 17 Jewels Rick Da ycr, wiii imply outran • Self Winding •i.t Johnson. • Waterproof He ha d just carried the bal • Shockproof twice af ter -coring on his first sum /Kuvmes clubs - ^Reerts • Lifetime Mainspring jaunt whien, following an incom- was called on for plete pa" s , the 37-y ard scamper. only YOU MUST RETURN YOUR CUNTRACT Humanities talk DOM forgit: s39'5 begins fall series Paul . \. Varg, dean of the College of Arts and Letters, NOW-IMMEDIATELY-PRONTO-FAST-QUICKLY-RIGHT AWAY! will disc us- "Why Study the Hu- Thursday in the Student Serv¬ introductory offer ices Lounge. Name and year of " The public is invited to this MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY-WOLVERINE Graduation engraved free of charge 319 E. Grand River seminar presented by the Stu¬ dent Advisory Committee for In¬ terdepartmental Majors. Wednesday, October 11, 1967 7 Michigan State News, East Lansing. Michigan (continued from page one) Board asks lese censure evenings. He did say, picture was "rather gloomy," however, tha* "there were sev- citing general violations of the Spartan continued from page one) consin football team MSU. Ro Pm not suggesting that Tonight ^ of the patron, the cnfher does not eral instances if it rained and they were forced all students take part, but it is during which code and below-standard sanitary have the right to refuse to serve burned pizzas d submarines and housekeeping conditions. Last week ASMSU voted to t0 practice inside. part of learning to live with big¬ him or ask him to leave, and that were served to Ttain of the In the letter, Cox said that many Cea; donations to the fund for _ Consequently, the Bob Hope ness," he said. he is. In fact, obliged to serve physical improvements have been at least fall t Munn added Show had 10 be scheduled for Neville also said the Univer¬ him. made since the Ace "A" Dia- that at first, their requests were Sunday instead of Friday sity's proposal for a law school The waitress working that tually" paid for the burned food, !s opened, and that the piz- only for one Friday night show planned was now being considered by the State Board of Education, but night, who has agreed to testify "which was not necessary under zeria is presently nsi- during fall term. "But this year "The}- demanded that I s has been taken yet. in Laks' behalf, said that Laks ie circumstances," and some t onal stage." they wanted three and they started them Friday night, but I couldn't no action was in no way creating a disturb- did "which cei alnly is their He said he has explained this to pressure us," he said. do that# However, since I have If the board approved the Uni¬ ance and had not provoked Cox. privilege.' both to his customers and the always been on the students' sid^, versity's request, then it would On Wednesday, October 4, be- Friel sa :ha: he ordered two health department, and that he has (Last year, without Incident, I said they could have Sunday." also have to be approved by the tween 10 and 10:30 pjn., Cox re¬ submarines and saw Cox take been and is still in the process tii three popular enter- Munn said that recently student Michigan Legislature which fused service to several groups the order from the look of remodeling the kitchen facili- tainms sgrams held the night government has demanded more would have to appropriate the and served burned food to others, at the receipt and then his ties, which he hopes to have com- before home football games.) and more. "They haven't asked, necessary funds. Milton B. Dickerson, vice according to Faybeth Diamond, table and replace them. He said pleted by Monday, October 16, Munn said his problem had they've demanded/' he said* "I a former waitress. hen he finally took themoi i the health inspectors re- been ith the Wis- can sympathize with their prob¬ president for student affairs,re¬ Miss Diamond, along with Pat were smoking. lems, but we have to run our own ported that his office was at¬ Warner, another waitress and "He walked over, tossed them program first." tempting to implement the new Tom Brlbriesco and Mark Rub}-, on the table and turned away," In reply to one question, Pro¬ no hours plan for coed upper- vost Howard R. Neville, with classmen without using keys. ® ©> both of whom worked in the kit¬ Friel recounted. "I pa id for them chen, were fired Saturday. Thursday, Miss Diamond said because I wanted to rake them with ROTC drop particular Morrill reference to Justin College, said the r ■1- "We want to evaluate the whole thing after the term is over to that it was Cox's policy to cut ontinued from page one) 1964-December, 1966, Thomas dential college experiment as see what changes need to be made, off the burned ends of pizva and, Several Thomas' disenrollme aid he was honorably discharged as a been a success. "We believeve If any," he said. "But there sergeant. He graduated from MSU college is aa many problems to the key Tonight at Union Ballroom, 6-10 p.m. in the case of both pizzas and burnt food were told b; the residential are had "no further comment." submarine sandwiches, charge ^ r }: mentals, such Thomas as stressed map read- this \ _ EMPHASIZER OUT! (conti nued fr i page c 3-1888,' the tele- visitor this term, Thomas said he generalization and that excep- phone number of the Protective wanted the chance :o objectively tions did exist. But he said tliat One Spa rt Village wife YOU DON'T HAVE expressed hatred oi „ - -f .«T0unnv.. oi - jon jominy > Services Agency, could help, judge if the ROTC program was the majority of ROTC officers It Drovldes 24-hour service and jt prov because he smelled so bad, was deficIgm as he heard [r seemed "more concerned with New standOUT MUCH TIME a cage wor^er dirty and could only make animal mediateh. lf the' „ .as< * ~ ' being a good guy thana disciplined - "horitarian." pccket-model sounds. In the army from Januarv, LEFT TO GET rants< reference market A Spartan Village father simply The orker's chief objective by Eberhard Faber shrugged his shoulders and said 'ill be to STORE HOURS: WE DNESDAY NOON UNTIL 9 P.M. YOUR PICTURE salvage and preserve makes words, titles, nothing could be done. he family as a unit. MONDAY■ SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. numbers, and mam TAKEN FOR While the Protective Services "Punitive measures play little points stand out In Agency battles for new freedom >ar: in the problem, Trimby from the courts, doctors sift textbooks, reports, THIS YEAR'S through bruises and broken takes jp to 10 to 12 years : e- maps—on any kind bones, and parents turn their of paper WOLVERINE backs, "Johnny" waits -vith sad vacant eyes for help he cannot Pocket-size standOUT find. goes with you. marks I nder Act 98, any person coul the important stuff a t tonally report this case and be protectee bright yellow legally from suit and rema: transparent color for anonymous. easy reference. MAKE YOUR Won't show through paper, either. APPOINTME NT At your college J bookstore. TODAY MEN! ROOM 42 UNION BLDG. Get with standOUT 49$ CALL 353-6671 New Solid State the COOL ONE! 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Bring in any amplifier for a FREE performance test and graph showing its characteristics. \11 done by Mc¬ SPECIAL OFFER to all residents of HOLDEN, intosh experts using the best test equipment, \ny "Mac" amp or pre amp brought up to factory specifications. All WONDERS OUR 12 WITH ANY ONE ITEM PIZZA $1.00 WILSON SPAldING A-J Saddle Saddles this done at no charge! and Choose from the largest selection of HI-FI BUYS 3Qc EACH ADDITIONAL ITEM saddles in town, from S 1 5°° CASE Offer ■I good Oct.9 thru 12 Yes . . . We Have eoaras Charge Accounts Tape Recording Industries DOMINO'S DOWNTOWN 326 South EAST LANSING 317 East Grand River Ave. 1101 EAST GRAND 337-2310 RIVER, EAST LANSING 332-0897 Washington Ave. Wednesday, October 11, 1967 8 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan The conclusive have not even Mid sea son: Nielsen ratings been released, yet the modern TV hors^bpera. The acting and direction are excep- er. The idea was that if viewer vestigator working on the case response was enthusiastic, the 0f a painting which apparently TV dro the networks are already com- tional and the scripts and char- shows might make it as regu- was committing murders. It was For many years, the program templating midseason replace- a c te r 17 a t io n s interesting and lars. a competently produced work, was a favorite on British Inde¬ ments. Although very little in clever. One of these "sneak previews" reminiscent of the old "Thriller" pendent Television. Then ABC ;he way of second season entries You can catch the remaining looks like it might make the series and definitely deserves a picked up several episodes and have been announced, certain episodes .Wednesdays at 10p.m. January line up. The program chance to make it on a weekly aired them from March through changes are in the offing. on CBS before the replacement is "The Hardy Boys," based basis. September, 1966. Thus far, the only definite program, a variety hour with upon Franklin Dixon's stories Two of last season's replace¬ It most casualty of' the fall television of two teenage Jonathan Winters, takes over the certainly sleuths ments which may be resurrected When 'The Avengers" was season is perhaps the best of slot. is not the best choice cancelled, the network was de¬ among the previewed series. are examples of British supe¬ luged with letters demanding its programs. The John The amazing thing about mid- riority in the television medium. Mills western, "Dundee and the season replacements is that they return, and for once ABC paid Culhane" will air its last seg- are My nominee for the NBC fall frequently much better than schedule "The Saint," whichNBC picked attention. The program returned is a program proposed with all new episodes in January, mer.t or. December 20. the fall starters. Prior to un- so up merely as a summer replace- long ago that the pilot 1967. The series was dubious from veiling the new season this 'The ment, placed as the'number three ;rs,' another. English intrigue but some of the the beginning by network stan- September, NBC ran several pilot filmed in black and white, program for at least one summer iow which sports some of the domestic felonies According to SteveStrassberg, dards, but it has a freshness films that just didn't make the Ghostbreaker" involves the rating period. Variety reports lest writing, production, acting, ceived. head of ABC Press, the program, tai'nlv rare in the realm of schedule for one reason or anoth- periences of parapsychologist investigating supernatural phe¬ that in "an ingenious move,'' ;d droll humor ever to grace Steed, played by Patrick Mac- which was recalled to production NBC is holding the adventures of ^ American tube. nd Mrs. Peel, played by for American consumption, had nomena. Simon Templar, the notorious The trial episode had the in- . ,. Diana Rigg, who coincidentally jewel thief turned adventurer, The Avengers are John js t[,e most beautiful woman on as a replacement possibility. It steed and Emma Peel, agents- television, sport amazing ward- is an excellent program. extraordinary for the British robes and indulge inexotic tastes, But ABC has contracted for a Personally, I am hoping for government. Far from being j^e basically satiric series new series of "The Avengers" the third midseason revival of spies, the pair Investigates not has> amon, other things> done and hopefully it will return this my favorite series, "The Aven- only matters of English security, beautiful parodies of the "Man- winter. OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED' AvengerJ Diana Rigg as Mrs. E rr GOP wants image change Peel seems to have the situation well in hand as she demonstrates her technique of twisting men to attract pro-intellectuals expanded to include other ing for a party to affiliate with, around her little finger in "The Avengers" TV universities," said HughHumph- or one to disagree with," ex¬ rey, director of public relations plained Humphrey. "The Party members present will attempt MSU leads in for the Republican State Central Committee in Lansing. to make the students aware of Creation of the program was the in opportunities open to them public service." Ed. graduates spurred by the Party's wish to Republican State Chairman MSU's Number 1 — in the attract young, promising leaders to public service, and show them Elly M. Peterson further enu¬ preparation of elementary school what the Republicans have to of- merated Conference aims by say¬ teachers, that is. ing that the Republican Party is A report released by the American Association of Col¬ "attempting to show the uncom¬ mitted college leader that his leges for Teacher Education ideas and abilities can best be shows MSU is the leading uni¬ expressed and used through ac¬ versity in the number of elemen¬ tive participation in a political tary school teachers graduated— 859 in 1966. party and that the Republican MSU is the second-largest pro¬ Party wants his talents. We also ducer of secondary school teach¬ plan to expose these young men and women to the career op¬ ers, graduating 1,030 in 1966. portunities available in public MSU's College of Education also service." ranked second nationally with a total of 1,889 graduates In all levels of instruction. Indiana University leads in both these categories. "HAWAII" SHDWN ONCE ONLY TONIGHT AT 8:25 ADDED DISNEY FEATURETTE "A COUNTRY.OQYOTE GOES HOLLftfCQiy' SHOWN AT 7:25 ONLY Wednesday, October 11, 1967 9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan people on the go... MAY HOLD DRAFT FORUM soBURBERCHEF The class Senior council twenty-member senior council is already deep ln Swing Out, Ptm Hicks and Gary Sturk, are checking Into the are News. seen Dolores making plans week ln the State Colangelo and volved with the selection of the is doing and other pertinent ln- senior class gift. The funds for formation. Newsletters will be plans for programs and activl- possibility of expanding Swing Beverley Twitchell select two the gift usually come from the »ent to seniors soon after mid- ties aimed at the senior class. Out to Include fall and winter seniors a week to be honored for development fund, which is based terms fall term, and possibly The executive board and its terms* Swlng ^ usuallV held their accomplishments or for upon the seniors* donation of twice during winter and spring College budgets and eieht committees will rarely sPrtnE term. once involved the interesting or unique points. theSue$1 Van and gownanddeposit, cap Wagner terms, Burger Chef belong to- meet as a whole. President Hank sepa- JeanDicola, -j chairman of ' Greg Various business executives gether. Burger Chef . . ■ Plante said. The entire council rated by colleges last year. receptions, Is" working with Graves, co-chairmen of com- and well-known personalities where 50f will buy a com¬ President and Mrs. Hannah on mencement, are working with the have been contacted for their ad- will, however, have coffee with plete meal: open-flame broiled hamburger, a rich 1 be busier as the year goes held term for 9eniors. Committee and are responsible comments on what their firm milk shake, and a heap of along. As co-chairmen of the for keeping seniors informed of would expect from a graduating crisp golden fries. Rolf Groseth and Gary Posner, Sixty-Eight Club, they are re- The booklet "For Seniors important dates. They alsowork senior. Their comments will be co-chairman of special projects, sponsible for organizing the 68 Only," distributed at registra- on the selection of speakers for incorporated into the newslet- e planning a forum on the draft, u "u SPARTAN»TWIN♦THEATRE /W! 0 3 0\ GRAND OPENING TODAY! {SPARTAN EAST\ Who says IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE SEXES, THERE ALWAYS COMES A TIME TO SURRENDER - UNCONDITIONALLY! they don't make COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS —ELIZABETH —.RICHARD Blood-and-Guts Westerns Taylor Burton anymore? IN THE BURTON-ZEFFIRELLI PRODUCTION OF The Taming Of The Shrew "Impressively beautiful A HANDSOME, LUSTY, movie! Burton is BUSTY ROMP!" -Rcdboak Mjga/me magnificent! Taylor in her finest performance!" We just did. You know the kind we mean. Dean Martin's the Bad Guy. Good Guy. Bad Guy. Pretty Girl. The top gun in a town of guns. And plenty of action. Fights. And his sense of humor is very Lvnchings, hangings, explo¬ limited. sions, chases, show-downs and George Peppard's the Good Guy. shoot-outs. He only draws when drawn on. We at Universal Studios missed But if he carved notches, he'd that kind of movie, too. That's have no handle. whv we made ROUGH NIGHT Jean Simmons is the Pretty Girl. IN JERICHO. She once loved the bad guy but And rough it is. waits for the good guy. demi george jerr ,-V!C10^ NAIASHA PYN! Executive Producer RICHARD McWHORIER mnRTin pepprrr Simmons in A MARTIN RACKIN PRODUCTION Screenplay 6y PAUL DEHN SUSO CECCHIDAMICO FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI * A ROYAL FILMS Directed by FRANCO ZEFFIRELLI INTERNATIONAL/FAI PRODUCTION ucoioi Pflifitfisior ionsi nil? Bta JERKSStl SPARTAN WEST OPENS DAILY AT 6;30 P.M. DOORS OPEN I P.M. DAILY AT THE EAST "TAMING OF THE SHREW" SHOWN AT 7 P.M. & 9:15 P.M. "ROUGH NIGHT AT JERICHO" at 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:30 7:30 & 9:40 P.M. EVERYDAY SAT & SUN OPEN I P.M. - "SHREW" at 1:30-3:50-6:15 & 8:40 Wednesday, October 11, 1967 10 Michigan State News. East Lansing. Michigan ] STATE NEWS STATE NEWS Only $1.50 for 10 words • payable in advance Classified Classified "Peanuts Personals" are for you - 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Automotive Employment For Rent Automotive Automotive PROFESSIONAL NURSES: All WANTED-ONE man for two-man UNFURNISHED. THREE rooms CORVA1R 1965, 140 horsepower, OLDSMOBILE 1965, F85, Cutlass VOLVO 1957, excellent transpor¬ CHEVELLE 1964 Mai:!-;.. luxury apartment. 351-0764. near bus and shopping. No chil¬ convertible, all power, 27,000 ts t ion. Runs very well. Call shifts, full-time or part-time. standard transmission, e: four-speed. Two-door, hardtop. 3-10/12 dren or undergrad students. New tires, Two new snow tires. miles, one owner, like new. TL 2-1349. 3-10/12 Excellent pay scale. We invite Good condition. Call ;53- $110. Phone FABIAN REALTY. 482-5863. 4-10/13 372-2099 or 485-8633. you to compare our liberal Service & Parts NEEDED IMMEDIATELY, two ED2-081L Eleanor Fabian. IV5- 3-10/1.1 Auto fringe benefits including a Day Care Nursery for your pre¬ girls to share furnished house. 3033, ED7-1166. 3-10/13 CHEVELLE 1966, CORVETTE 1965, 425hp., 28,000 $55, month. 485-6632. 3-10/13 OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85, V-8, MEL'S AUTO SERVICE. Large schoolers. A beautiful modern automotive 375 hp., -4--1 miles. Excellent condition. • top, Deluxe four-door. Power steer¬ or small, we do them all. 1108 general hospital. For further EAST SIDE, four students, $40 employment tlon. Excellent co Make offer. 4S9-2130. 3-10/11 TWO GIRLS needed for immedi¬ each. Two bedroom home or • East Grand River. 332-3255. C information, stop by, or call 351-8726 after 5 f MO ! ing ajid brakes. Automatic • for rent Lansing General Hospital, 2800 ate occupancy of choice Bur- apartment. One bedroom apart¬ CORVETTE 1966, 350 hp., 411 transmission, radio. 337-0570. , for sale Devonshire, 372-8220, Person¬ cham Woods apartment. Pic¬ ment, $115. IV9-1017. lost 8. found CHEVELLE 1964, V-8, Super positraction, AM-FM, Fast- 5-10/12 IMPORTED CAR nic grove and Bar-B-Que in . nel Department, Extension 202 Sport, four-speed transmission, back. Excellent condition, 482- • personal SERVICE or 203. 8 a.m. to 4:15 pan., front yard. $62.50 month. Call ONE OR two men needed for new tires. Call between 8 a*m« 3997. 3-10/11 OLDSMOBILE 1965 Delta 88. 4- between 6 & 7 p.m. • peanuts personal door hardtop. Winter mist. Full Monday through Friday. 351-8568 a luxury apartment. Call Paul and 5 p.m., Phyllis Grander SPECIALISTS 5-10/11 351-9400. 2-10/12 . real estate IV5-72 86. o—10, 13 CUTLASS 1965, customized, su¬ power. Low mileage. Good tires. 30-11/1 • service per tuned. Excellent condition. $1720. Call 372-1947. 3-10/12 IN ONE BEDROOM trailer for rent. NORTH WIND APARTMENT: One . transportation ED2-2197. 3-10/13 • TRIUMPH CHOOSE YOUR own hours. A few CHEVROLET 1958. Impala con¬ $30 a week, utilities extra. 2756 man needed now. Call 351-0780 • wanted OLDSMOBILE 1966, Jet Star 88. • RENAULT hours a day can mean excellent vertible. Sharp. 506 South \\ a sh» East Grand River. 332-2437. after 5 pjn. 3-10/13 Low mileage, power steering, earnings for you as a trained ington from 8-6 p.m. 5-10,17 DODGE, 1955, V-8, power steer¬ • VOLKSWAGEN 3-10/12 DEADLINE ing, brakes. Snow tires. $135. brakes. New car here. $1,850. AVON representative. For ap¬ GIRL NEEDED for three-man 1-10/11 351-7754. 3-10/11 Al Edward's pointment in your own home, 1 P.M. one class aay be- CHEVROLET I960, four-door se¬ 332-2287. CAPITOL NEAR: Girls lovely apartment. $60 including util¬ write Mrs. Alona Huckins, 5664 dan. Six-cylinder automatic. Sports Car Center School Street, Haslett, Michigan studio, well furnished, carpeted, ities. 332-1038. 3-10/13 Clean. $275. 694-5261, 3-10/13 FALCON 1962, 4-door, stick 1200 E. Oakland IV 9-7591 well lighted area. Parking 487- or call IV 2-6893. C-10/13 Shift. Runs very good. 355- 3503. 3-10/12 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,south class ■ before put CHEVROLET 1959, Stick, \ rans- 5771. 3-10/11 of Michigan Avenue. One room PONTIAC 1950. Needs minor re¬ CAR WASH: 254-4331 after ment 22 W. For rides in¬ after 4 p.m. 3-10/13 PORSCHE I960, $895. Other tunity. 372-1845. 5-10/13 or RATES •or excellent. $250. 694-0141. 6 p.m. 3-10/13 formation call 351-0686. W10/13 sports and racing cars, parts, ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call 1 DA v $1.50 BEAUTICIAN: Full or part time. 4-10/13 HOLT: NICE two-bedroom du¬ s, Pirelli KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 3 DAYS S3.00 FAlXON 1965, V-8, 289, $1,000. SHOP. Small dents to large Call Elda Hargrove, 332-2416. plex apartment featuring gas THE CHECK POINT. Authorized CHEVROLET CORY\IR lq61. wrecks. American and foreign 5-10/13 SMALL TWObedroom, Holtarea. range, disposal, soft water. All 5 DAYS .55.00 Phone until noon. 482-3028. Lotus Dealer, 2221 VV. Grand- Pody and motor.good. New snow 3-10/11 Guaranteed work. 482- Married couple. Lease pre¬ carpeted, drapes, full base¬ based 10 words per a< tires and front tires. $300,669- River, Okemos. Phone 332- cars. NURSES AIDES ment. $135 plus utilities. 2120 on 1286. 2628 E. Kalamazoo. C - experienced, ferred, Home phone 699-2395, 1-10/11 4916. C-10/12 for two nursing homes. 7-3, office 882-5035. C Meadow Lawn. 694-0613. Over 10. 15tf per word, per da; 3294. FORD 1963, 390, four-speed with 3-11, 11-7. Apply PROVINCLAL 3-10/13 There will be a 50£ service bucket seats. $625. Call John RAMBLER 1961 Classic, three MASON BODY SHOP, 812 East CHEVROLE I' IMP.\L\ 1964, con¬ HOUSE or call 332-0817. LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, fur¬ ar.d bookkeeping charge if or Keith at 489-3039. 1-10/11 seat wagon, radio. Must sell. Kalamazoo Street—Since 1940. vertible. 32", power steering, 10-10/11 nished, private bath, ground HASLETT? TWO bedroom, de¬ th.s ad is not paid wit! lr 351-7535. 3-10/13 Complete auto painting and col¬ radio. 372-9775 after 5 p.m. floor. Parking area.Couple. El¬ luxe. Will accept family with FORD 1964 Gala/ie 500. 390 cu¬ lision service. American and 3-10/13 FEMALE STUDENT towork dur¬ mer Harvey, 2261E. GrandRiv- two children. No pets. Lease. bic inch. Four-speed transmis¬ RAMBLER 1963, Stationwagdw* The State News will be foreign cars.'lV 5-0256. C ing spare time for extra Christ¬ er, Williamston. 655-2737.. Deposit. Immediate occupancy. sion. $850. 372 -612". 3-10/12 Good condition. Must sell. Make responsible only for the CHEVROLET, 1963, Two-door, mas money. IV5-7810 before 5-10/13 337-7618. 10-10/24 first day's Incorrect Inser¬ offer. 355-2769. 5-10/16 Aviation Impala. 327. Very good condi¬ 5 p.m. 1-10/11 tion. FORD 1962 Galaxie, convertible. tion. $800. 355-5538. 5-10/11 TWO BEDROOM apartments SUBLEASE WINTER term. Has¬ SUNBEAM ALPINE 1964. Wire FRANCIS AVIATION. SO easy to BABY SITTER. Part time af¬ available for faculty and/or lett apartments for two girls. o-matic. $475. 4S4-3113. wheels, radio. Excellent condi¬ learn in the PIPEft CHERO¬ CHEVROLET 1960, 4-door, auto¬ ternoons. 4-8:30 p.m. Monday, graduate students. Completely $53. 351-0497. 3-10/13 5-10/16 tion. 487-3338. 3-10/12 KEE!! Special $5.00 offerl 484- The State News does not matic, power steering and Wednesday, Friday; 3-9 p.m. carpeted including kitchens, GE 1324. c permit racial or religious brakes, radio and heater, good Tuesday. Call 355-0874. appliances. Furnished orunfur- DUPLEX FURNISHED. South end FORD 1958 Station wagon. New THE AUTOSPORT Shop. Area's discrimination in its ad¬ Scooters & Cycles 3-10/13 nished, with balconies. Phone of town. Three boys or three tires, excellent second car. $95. only sporty and racing car ac¬ vertising columns. The 41S1 evenings. > -10/13 Jon Runquist, 332-3534 or 332- girls. Basement, yard, carport. will not accept TU2-2608. 3-10/11 cessory shop. If we don't have YAMAHA 250. Luggage rack. New wanted. Dinners plus State News BUSBOY 8412. 5-10/13 All bills paid. Call 393-4282. it, we'll get it. THE CHECK advertising which dlscrim - CHEVROLET IMPALA. Maroon, tires. Newly rebuilt. Reason¬ pay. Call 351-0665. 3-10/13 5-10/13 FORD" FAIRLANE 1966, V-S, POINT, 2221 W. Grand River, 4-10/13 inates against religion, 1966, two-door hardtop, 283. able 372-5523. ATTENTION GIRLS: Sleeping Okemos. Phone 332-4916. race, color or national • Many accessories, .Must see to MALE STUDENTS: Part-time rooms with cooking privileges. lines. Extras. Pest offer. 355- C-10/12 igln. appreciate. $2,000. Call Jeff, YAMAHA 1966, Sport 80, Good Call Fred Allen. 332-8647 or openings now available. Call 351-0535. 5-10/16 6916. 3-10/12 VALIANT 1964, Signet Conver¬ condition, Girl's. Asking $175. 393-5660. 2-4 p.m. Monday- 489-1002. 5-10/13 THE 699-2586. 3-10/12 Friday. 29-10/31 GRAND PRIX 1963, dark blue, new tible. V-8, automatic, radio, CHEVROLET 1963, Belair, 6- Automotive tires, new- battery. Best offer, heater, whitewalls, like new FOX PX FRANDOR cylinder, stick shift, radio. One E 11 e n t condition. 351-5193. 5-10/16 condition. Full price $899 or HONDA tras, 1967, Super Hawk. Ex¬ helmets. Cost $820. Sac¬ - F ins-Ma sks-Snorkels LOOSE ALFA ROMEO I960. Excellent owner. x c e $46 per month. Crains Motor's, $650. Call after 4 p.m. 372- rifice $650. 332-0381 3-10/12 Cigarettes 26tf pk. $2.60 car¬ condition. Completely over¬ 1301 East Kalamazoo. Phone hauled. $875, Call 332-8641.Ask 3014. 3-10/11 LOTUS WORLD champion cars. ton inc. tax for Robert Morton. 4-10/16 Mid-Michigan's only authorized 372-5234. 2-10/12 SUZUKI 1967 1/2, X6 Scrambler, 163 miles. Must sell. George SERVICE STATION attendant, Tennis Balls $1.99 can ENDS CHEVROLET 1965, Impala, two- Lotus sales and service. THE full or part time. Call or apply Paddle balls 39tf up VOLKSWAGEN CAMPER 1966. AUSTIN HEALEY 3,000, 1961. door hardtop. Power steering, CHECK POINT, two minutes Potchen.482-1311,482-0944. at 1553 E. GrndRiver, Okemos. Hand balls $1 Very good condition. Fully self 6-10/18 Must sell.- Excellent condition. power brakes, good condition. east of campus. 2221 W, Grand contained. 882-1436 5-10/17 351-9664. 5-10/12 Paddle ball rackets $2.88 returning for our Dave, ED2-534S after 5:30 p.m. 372-8426 after 5 p.m. 3-10/11 River, Okemos. Phone 332- Frlsbes 88tf C-10/12 HONDA 1965, 305 Superhawk. 4-10/13 4916. VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966. Ex¬ GO-GO GIRLS needed for new Boomerangs $1.19 3rd Big Year CORVAIR CONVERTIBLE 1964. Guaranteed mechanically per¬ cellent condition. 20,000 miles. fect. Helmets. $425. 351-0644. nightclub, to dance in cages. Clay pigeons $1.99 case 4-speed, radio, low original MGB 1965, fiberglass and con¬ Must be good dancers. Short All game licenses available of Soul AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite. Zero $1695. 353-6871. 3-10/12 5-10/17 hours or. total rebuild.- Abso¬ mileage. IV 5-20S0. 3-10/11 vertible tops. Overdrive. Cus¬ hours. Good working condi¬ All Types Ammo tom features. 484-1243. 5-10/17 lutely cherry, for track or VOLKSWAGEN 1966; white, red 1965, 305 Super Hawk. tions. Pleasant surroundings. Supporters $1.19 Now C O R V A IR 1961, Stationwagon, HONDA Booking street. THE CHECK POINT, interior, with radio. Just tuned. Good condition. 351-0807. See Brooks at THE VARSITY Spa run Megaphones $1.00 automatic, radio, heater, ex¬ 35 1-8244 Authorized Lotus and Pirelli cellent condition. Full price MUSTANG 1965, hardtop, low $1175 or best offer.. 332-8641 3-10/13 DRIVE-IN 10-10/18 Brasso--79£ sale?. 2221 \\. Gra:d River ■r499. Grains Motors. 1301 East mileage, new tires, excellent Dennis. 3-10/12 Okerr.oPhone 332-4916. Kalama/oo. Phone 372-5234. condition. 355-7965 after 5p.m. TRIUMPH 1966, 650 cc. Excel- NURSES: RN for extended c VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Sedan, radio 2-10/12 3-10/11 lent. -$825. 351-8679. 1-10/11 facility, 7 a.m.-3 p.m.; 3 p.m.- YOUR IDEAL DATE and heater, combination seat 11 p.m. Liberal salary, bene¬ belts, two snow tires. Passen¬ AUSTIN HE LEY , I960. CORVAIR I960. Automatic. Ra¬ MUSTANG 1966, hardtop, six HONDA 1967, 305 Scrambler. fits and differentials. Weekend MAY ONLY BE dio, heater; new tires, battery. cylinder. Like new. $1,495,332- ger seat reclines. More ex¬ 2,000 miles, 3 51-6639. 826 premium. Apply Provincial 355-7898 after 7 p.m. 3-10/11 tras. $625. 351-8223. 3-10/11 3-10/12 3395. Michigan Avenue. 3-10/13 House or call 332-0817. 5-10/12 ______ A COMPUTER EXPERIENCED DENTAL assis¬ YAMAHA 1966--BigBearScram- tant full time with orthodontist, vl w CARD AWAY! bler. 1,750 miles. Like new. IT Jj If Xf JT; Sb 18-28. Call 482-9695 days, 484- 484-4751. 3-10/12 0702 evenings. 5-10/11 BSA 1965, 650. Excellent con¬ CALL SEARCH: dition. 3,500 miles. Phone For Rent 627-2792. BSA SPITFIRE 4-10/13 1966,650cc.,2800 TV RENTALS for students. Low economical rates by the term 372-9073 or month. UNIVERSITY TV MSU's COMPUTER D AT ING SE RVICE miles, excellent condition. $975 or best offer. Call 372-0386. RENTALS. 484-9263. C 3-10/11 PAVED PARKING spaces. Has¬ lett and Albert. $10 per month. SEARS CAMPUS 50 Cycle, 1,000 337-2336. 3-10/11 miles. Good condition. $130. 337-0467. 5-10/13 TV RENTALS for students. $9.00 □□□ □□□ □□□□ AUTHENTIC DEALER for Yama¬ month. Free service and deliv¬ □3a □□□ □□□□ ha, Triumph, and BMW. Com- ery. Call NEJAC, 337-1300. We □□□ □□□ □□(SB • plete line of parts,accessories, guarantee same day service. C □□□□ □□□□□ leather goods, and helmets. 1/2 1. Redolence 37. Shimmer □□□□□ □□ Apartments mile south of 1-96 on South 2. Collected 39. Windmill □□□□ □□□□□□□ Cedar. SHEP'S MOTORS, phone FACULTY, STAFF: Beautiful 3. Hair net sail □nnoQQD n 694-6621. C Elmhurst Apartments. South 40. .Applying □□ □□□□□ 42. Sieve Pennsylvania Avenue. Two bed- hisnan caawf! HONDA 90, 1966, 2000 miles, 44. Peep show rooms, fully carpeted, □□□□ una □□□ two helmets. Must sell. Call 45. Utopian Frigidalre appliances, ten min¬ 17. Essas 46. Welcome [!□□□ □□□ *fUil 337-0946 between 6 and 10 p.m. utes campus. No children under 5-10/16 18. Covers 47. Hecent □□□□ □□□ HUH 12, no pets. $167.50. TU 2- 20. Earth 2468', after 6 p.m. 393-1410. SOLUTION OF YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE 22. Sidestep HONDA 250 Scrambler. Very 10-10/11 24. Leavens 4. Ofclers 8. Love god good. 351-8938 or see Sigma 28. Prudish 5. Golf clubs Nhtron DOWN 9. Chi. 5-10/11 VERY NICE three bedroom du¬ 30. Reckoning 6. Sea' bird 10. Stem from plex. Fireplace. Near Wardclifi 31. kind of 2.' Fib 12. Ijincheon HONDA, 1965, SS-50, excellent School. No student groups. $185 3. .Arm bone dish condition. Call 393-5447 or 372- month. 351-4311. 10-10/11 16. Diffident 3747. 5-10/12 3 4 5 6 7 5 9 2 19. Water EmploymeiC SAGINAW WEST -Twobedroom, furnished, includingutilities. ft 1 II parsnip Call 487-3323. 10-10/23 % % 13 21. Need 23. Floor mat EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM¬ PANY, Experienced secre¬ GIRL NEEDED for apartment « % 25. Instrumental You get knockout results with STATE NEWS classifieds - but there's taries, typists to work tempor¬ immediately. One block from 14 15 16 21 17 26. fticklave campus. $58.30 including util¬ 20 ary Phone assignments. Never a fee. 487-6071. C-10/12 ities. 340 Evergreen. Roberta 16 19 %23 24 %%% 25 Zfc 27 tool 27. Conduit no wallop to your wallet. GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT 355-8252. 3-10/11 ZZ % 29 30 28 for permanent positions for men ONE MAN for spacious two floor 92 33 Call 355 - 8255 to have a classified consultant help you word your ad and women in office, technical. IV2-1543. sales, C-10/12 apartment. Under 21 eligible. % 31 37 % 36 39 351-5630. 35 3b 5-10/16 54 % 41 42 43 in a two-fisted approach. Today! DELIVERY BOYS. Make hour. Must have car. Also $2-$3 WANTED-GIRL must be over 40 i 45 36. ielegram 38. Expansivi per inside counter help needed. Part 21. Share apartment close to 44 i % 41. By birth and full time. THE VARSITY. 10-10/18 campus. Own bedroom. Phone 351-0162 after 5 p.m. 3-10/12 46 % 47 %% 43. Some Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 11, 1967 11 For Rent GIRL NEEDED starting SEWING For Sale MACHINE sale, large selection of reconditioned, used LOST: wrist Lost & Found WALTHAM White-gold watch, at Berkey. Reward. Teacher trainees get fresh look October machines, Singers, Whites,Uni¬ 355-8708. 3-10/13 at world, communities, children 30, Apartment 9, Cedarbrook versal, Necchi. $19.95 to $39.95. Arms. Call 351-8604. 3-10/12 Guaranteed easy terms. ED¬ Personal WARDS DISTRIBUTING COM¬ NEW ONE bedroom, air-con¬ PANY, 1115 N. Washington. 489- MOTOWN AND all the other great By AIMEE PATTERSON $204,664 grant awarded by the Of- number) to support them during with a constant emphasis on and the cities they visit, like ditioned, carpeted, appliances, 6448. Ideal for faculty and graduate C-10/12 sounds! Now bookingl "The State News Staff Writer fice of Economic Opportunity to their mother's absence. informality, Miss Garllck and Flint and Detroit, "many of these Finest Our". 351-9359. 3-10/13 While living at the University Mrs. McAlpin have definiteactiv- people have been more places couples. $135 unfurnished, $160 BIRTHDAY CAKES, 7" - $3.60 As the school bus "Old Yeller" ^ rnecentlV' Program Director Inn, two trainees share a room ities planned each week, includ- in ^ese eight weeks than they furnished. see. 927 West Shiawas¬ TU2-5761, ED7-9248. 8" - $4.12, 9" - $4.90 deliv¬ The man who most , Lansing, 25 „.<■ S»r, rraincfcwilllearna little Coordinator Mrs. f Lucy McAlpin whose comparable size usually lng _ "playshop" on ... Montfays 11876 ln thelr wh°le lives," said 10-10/19 ered. Also sheet cakes. KWAST more about the workings of a share the responsibilities of housed ten or more ln their own which will allow the trainees to * Mrs. McAlpin, BAKERIES, IV4-1317. C-10/12 appreciates Life in¬ adjust to homes. Many eat better food dur- discover for themselves ways <->ne highlight of the program surance is the fellow community and their own part ln their ' MPlnSstavs trai stays away from home and awav ing the eight weeks of training of working withchildren.Slnglng, t0 Miss Garllck has been the TWO GIRLS to share house with , „.0 „ who can't get it. three others. Your own bed¬ ELECTROLUX Vacuum cleaner c.inHav marled rhc arrival of of teachingthem thefundamentals than they ever have before. "They painting and storytelling will warm reception by students and room. Pets allowed. Call 393- with all cleaning attachments. oc.JmmfnanHnr.fmanfrom 2 women and one man from teacWng disadvantaged chil- all put on weight," Mrs.McAlpin comprise this facet of their staff ln Wonders Hall where the 4282. 5-10/13 Runs like new. $22. 677-5322. RONALD H. COOK these Ohio, Indiana and Michigan to dren. learning experience. three previous session's trainee, C-10/12 The women, who range in age More than 60 per cent of the Friday Is designated as "know have 1,8(1 thelr meals. It was NEW ENGLAND participate in the first of this from 18 56, have left their trainees are Negroes and they your community" afternoonwhen an exciting experience for these ARBOR FOREST Apartments. Trowbridge Road. Members of BED, NEW, Hollywood style, $30. Call 337-0354. Anytime. LIFE programsTor ^'\lSl'^flea?Sur? families I jobs, usually and jobs, teacher's aids to gain more ceacner s aius iu usually as gam as regard the Head Start program Mrs. McAlpin and "Old Yeller" mwi c as pe°ple to come into direct contact -Jmore than an education; al- will visit various nursery schools wIth college students who, they faculty. Have a few choice one 927 East Grand River Program and two bedroom apartments 3-10/11 The program is financed by the knowledSe of teaching. Being in most a kind of missionary work around Lansing. The trainees are *ere surprised to find, were available. Adults only. Within the program upon recommen- to help their own people," ac- shown anything and everything "not beatniks". "If they had WHY RENT? Rebuilt 21" Gen¬ Service dation of their local Head Start cording to Miss Garllck. It is that would be of interest to chll- keen rejected right away, they walking distance of campus. Phone 337-0634 for appoint¬ eral Electric televisions. 90 Centers, their transportation is "more than a job" also, because dren. "When told they would visit wouldn't have had the spirit that ment. 5-10/13 day warranty. $50. Call 337- DBS'O AND THE DYNAMICS Typing Service paid to MSU. An additional $15 a they will spread the knowledge an orchard," Mrs. McAlpin re*- carried them through the first 9781. 10-10/16 available for SOUL Friday night. week per child is allotted for each gained at MSU to many other la tes, "they were sure they would couPle of weeks," saidMlssGar- 489-9126. 3-10/12 BARBI MEL, Professional typist. of their children (up to five in teachers. be bored stiff. However, when It House* BICYCLE SALES, rentals and No Job too large or too small. came time to leave, Icouldhard- To both Mlss Garllck andMrs. LAKE LANSING Road, lakefront. services. Also used. EAST LISTED BY. THE 1967 DIREC¬ Block off campus. 332-3255. ly pull them away." McAlpin, the Head Start Program Five rooms. Three college men. LANSING CYCLE, 1215 East TORY of PROFESSIONAL it's what's ■ i mM wnni i 1-hroughout the week, lectures, 1138 been personally rewarding, 484-3849. 3-10/13 Grand River. Call 332-8303. ELECTROLOGISTS. Remove discussions and films will fill They have seen their work re- TYPING IN my home. Fast ac- mnts C unwanted hairl Telephone MRS, their mornings and nursery warded in the form of improved purate, reasonable rates. 484- EAST SIDE: 3-5 students or NEW HAMILTON VIRGINIA HANCHETT, IV- 6609 after 6 p.m. school observationandpartlcipa- teaching methods and a newself- drawing board 4-6132. C-10/12 5-10/13 tion will complete their after- confidence in the teachers, working man. Furnished, re¬ on floor stand. 48 x 36. 353- decorated, and newly carpeted. 8445. noons. Once a week, they will The ultimate results of the pro- 3-10/11 FREEH A STUDENT DISCOUNT - SHEILA visit the child immunization Sram are studied by another $165. - $185 per month. Phone thrilling hour of CAMPBELL. Experienced typ¬ clinic where bored children and branch of Head Start, also located 484-1086. 10-10/12 beauty. For appointment call THE NEW Garrard SL series ist. Electric. Term 484-4519. MERLE NORMAN- papers, frustrated parents wait In line at MSU. The ResearchandEvalu- will soon be here. Save your theses. 337-2134. C NEED ONE man for winter and COSMETICS STUDIO, 1600 East „ for shots. An a Id provided by Miss atlon Center, directed by Dr. coins, they're expensive. MAIN Michigan. C-10/12 "Carmina Burana, featuring Bishop's Happening, formerly of Garlick andher staffononeafter- Robert Boger and Mrs. Sarah spring term. Three-man house. ELECTRONICS, 5558 S. Penn¬ SHIRLEY Les Grands Ballets Canadlens, the Peppermint Lounge ln New $58. 489-7419 3-10/11 SWICK. Professional n00n was to bring books and cray- Hervey, studies tjje children in sylvania, Lansing. C 12th Annual AAUW typing service. IBM Executive will he presented at 8:15 tonight York, from 8 p.m. to midnight Qns tQ amuse the children while Head Start Centers at the start NEED ONE girl. $50, month. Used Book Sale typewriter. Experienced. 351- In the Main Auditorium. It is a Saturday in the Fee classroom observing the ways in which par- of their schooling and again sev- ^ BASE llf, SonU , Oct. 11-14 at 4049. 5-10/11 part of the university's Lecture area. Admission is 25 cents, ents handled their offspring. eral months later. Through tests, K"Sn3sr* Em - 6 p.m. <""• 484-8m 5-10/13 Federals in Frondor Concert series. * • • The Marketing Club will meet A cultural clause in the grant their progress can be ascertained Over 5,000 books of all kinds PAULA ANN HAUGHEY, typist, * * * adds concerts and symphonies to an£'tbe effectiveness of theirap- ™REE BEDROOM IBM Selectric, Multilith offset Julius R. Weinberg, professor at 7:30 tonight ln the Teak Room, the trainee schedule. "They hated proaches evaluated, °nhe BASE AMPLIFIER," Vo" wans". hours 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. printing. Professional the si s of philosophy at the University Eppley Center. Doug dinger the thought of sitting through a "The real test of Head Start, Seoos'n plus deposit. 6ED^ 9 4' Auditorium. "Theories His topic Ahsfraftlon nf Abstraction I.M. Bldg. Including everything they see Furnished. Living room, dining WENDROW'S COIN' LAUNDRY. ...i ^ , <-■ Mi/ill Ill be FhnnHf^c, of All student hand carved. Swiss Music Box ln Medieval Philosophy," faculty are Invited. room, kitchen to be shared. Four DRY CLE \NERS, 3006 Vine. Shop, 240 Oakhill. Phone 351- One block west ofSears.7 a.m.- blocks from campus. Plenty of 7969. 3-10/12 Scabbard & Blade, the The Free University class 11 p.m. C-10/12 ING TERM papers and parking. Shower and tub bath. "Nature of the University" will Call IV9-7226 after 5 p.m. hs. Electric typewriter. tary honorary society, will NEW: STEREO tape-deck; 30- at 7:30 tonight in 30 Union. meet at 9 tonight ln 37 Union. 3-10/12 CLASSES: PREPARATION for Service. Call 332-4597. watt stereo amplifier: speakers, Michael Hlldebrand, graduate E.S.P. and higher conscious¬ 16-10/31 accessories. 353-1520. 3-10/13 ness. 372-1845. A traveling collection of :udent ln the philosophy de- NEEDED: TWO men for six-man 10-10/23 house. 322 Leslie Street. Well MAHOGONY EXPERIENCED SECRETARY. standing photography, sponsored partment, will teach the course. DESK' with glass furnished, carpeted. $54 month THE SIDE-ARM FIRE HY¬ Dissertations, theses, multilith, by the Professional Photogra- » • # top and chair. $30. Call each, plus deposit. Call 372- 627-7702. 3-10/13 DRANT.1 Back from "The Li¬ general"typing."Etewic *Smi"th Phers of Amerlca. Inc., is now The Spartan Women's League, 6188 after 4 p.m. 5-10/13 brary •• in Kalamazoo —avail¬ Corona. SHARON WHIPPLE. on disPljy 1:1 the &tate News beginning its year as a colony PENTAX H3V Camera, plus able. Stan 332-0438. C-10/12 676-5814. q Photographic department, 301 of Gamma Sigma Sigma, a na- EAST LANSING--Three bedroom Student Services Bldg. The public tional service sorority, will hold TAKOMAR 28 mm., wide-angle Peanuts Personal ANN BROWN, typist ar.d multilith is Invited, pledging at 7:30 tonight ln 37 duplex. Stove, refrigerator, dis¬ lens. 355-1131. 3-10/13 * * * Union, All interested are ln- posal and carpeting. $175 per offset printing. Dissertations, PUNKIN: WOULD you believe Anyone interested in working vlted. month. Married students and theses, manuscripts, general Sic 'em? Happy 21st. Valentine. as a volunteer tutor to foreign « » # faculty only. Call B.A. FAUNCE typing. IBM, 17 years experi¬ 1-10/11 students learning English ln the The Free University class COMPANY, Realtors, 332 -2 5 96. ence. 332-8384. c English Language Center of the "Compositional Photography" Evenings: 332-1481 or 332- MOSRITE BASS AND Sunn am¬ DEAR DOON'EY International Center, call 353- will meet from 7-8 p,m. to- 5338. Happy first; may- 7-10/17 plifier to match. Unbeatable there be Love Chickey. THESES, TERM papers, manu¬ more. 0802. night in 216 Bessey Hall. sound. 353-2166. 5-10/1.7 scripts, reports. Please call • * * No equipment Is required, and 1-10/11 NEED ONE girl for duplex house. between 8 a.m.-4 p.m. FE9- "The Winter's Tale," a part all interested students and faculty Four-man house. 351-0603. EAST LANSING Child Study Club 8305, Jean. 3-10/13 5-10/11 Real Estate of the International Film series, are Invited, benefit garage and bake sale. TYPING will be presented at 6:30 p.m. • » * October 14 from 8a.m.-5p.m„ EAST LANSING. Most attractive, 30(f per page. Pick¬ 4884 S. Hagadorn Road, East up and delivery. Sharon, 489- and 9:30 p.m., Thursday and The Dept. of Economics will three bedroom ranch, 11/2 baths, Friday, ln the Main Auditorium, sponsor a workshop ln econo- Lansing. 3-10/13 3954. 36-12/1 WOMEN: Quiet, private home. newly decorated, lovely trees, This showing, will be the Mich- metrics, the use of statlstic- close to University and two Ceramic tile bath. 605 Grove. igan premiere of the film. mathematical models to explain Call 332-3306. 3-10/13 GIBSON tar SIX-string electric gui¬ and hard shell case. $275. blocks from school and shopping center. Can finance FHA at only Wanted » • » economic policy, at 3 p.m. Frl- Getting a Head Start Call 337-7976. 3-10/13 PRESCHOOLERS ln my home. The Spartan Rifle and Pistol day ln the^Conference Room, Twenty-five Head Start trainees from Michigan, ATTRACTIVE ROOM for rent $1200 down. Call George C. Bu- Club will meet Thursday at the Agriculture Hall. in area of beautiful homes for bolz. Realtor, 332-1248. 5-10/11 372-0964. 3-10/12 Ohio, Indiana and West Virginia are at MSU at¬ Demonstration Hall rifle range. Karl Brunner, professor of graduate student or professional NEW WEBCOR regent IV, four- Dues will be collected. economics at Ohio State Uni- tending an 8-week training session. track stereo tape recorder. GRAY-Y CLUB leaders. Gray- State News Photo by Bob Ivins man. 332-1176. 3-10/12 EAST LANSING, four bedroom, Y Clubs are Beginning and Inexperienced versity, will speak on "Major Best offer. 351-8789. 5-10/17 Young Men's shooters will meet from 7-8 Trends in Current Econometric colonial, Glencairn area. Close NEAR UNION. Manual TV and Christian Association groups in lounee areas. No cooking or EASY SPIN washer, deluxe. Two to campus. 1 1/2 baths, recrea¬ grade school. $2.75per session. p.m. Recreational shooters will Practice.' Th tion room, shaded lot. $28,900. from 8-9 p.m. Experienced parking. 351-4311. 4rl0/16 snow Wood tires, 650-13 whitewalls. and coal stove. Kirby Call 337-0384. 6-10/13 3-4 p.m. or own 3:30-4:30p.m.Need transportation. Excellent from 9-10 p.m. will fire for records Thg Student Education Asso- elation will meet at 7 tonight in Can CAPITOL NEAR. Four modern sweeper. 489-1750. 3-10/13 WARDCLIFF SUBDIVISION, opportunity for youth work ex¬ the fifth floor lounge of Erick- rooms, newly decorated. Re¬ sponsible mature ladies. 484- Animal large three bedroom ra nch. Cathedral ceilings. Family perience. Contact Norman Hicks, 301 W. Lenawee, Lan¬ An all-University dance, spon¬ sored by Phillips Hall, will be son Hall. thanks 3849. 1-10/11 sing. IV9-6501. 2 Mon¬ "Twentieth Century Science room. 42' panelled rec room, p.m., held from 8 p.m. - midnight Coeds from East McDonel last friends, Lt. Miller asked them to POODLES, SILVER Miniature, day-Friday. 3-10/12 Fiction Literature," a class ln mud room, many extras. Under Friday in the lower lounge. spring helped "clean up" Viet- ". . . help out the innocent civil- ROOMS—MALE. Twinbeds. Pri¬ AKC, seven weeks; two males, the Free University, meets at two females. 484-0740. 5-10/12 $30,000. Owner leaving state. nam ln their own way. ians of South Vietnam." He ex- vate bath, entrance. Parking WILL TRADE four Michigan- 7 tonight in 205 Horticulture 337-2345. 10-10/24 The g Club will meet Ute in August three boxes of plained, "Soap Is a much needed No smoking, drinking. Pennsyl¬ MSU football tickets for four Bldg. Albert Drake, assista " GERMAN SHEPARDS. One year. tonight in 38-39 Union to , _ ... of English, will teach soap arrived ln Can Tho, South but an unfortunately scarce item vania. 882-8943 after 5 Ohio State-MSU tickets. Please profess p.m. $75. Ruth's. 14645 Airport Recreation ~s "Service to Our Mem- the course. yletnam mar.ked_ „{rom the among the poor people of thls 3-10/12 call collect, CR 6-1212 or OR Road. IV4-4026. 3-10/13 6-1839 Area Code 313. Ask for ' Professional dress Is re¬ . , „ * . r. f)rcr r.acc women of East McDonel, Mlchi- war-torn country. Thepeopleare For Sale THE TIMBERS RIDING STABLE. Team drawn hayrldes, also club Howard. 3-10/11 quired. of^he course * and all Interested San State bars University." These300 plagued with many diseases par- were a portion of over a ton ticular to Southeast Asia. Daily MUST FIND good home. AKC room. Call 663-7178 for reser¬ The collected for Navy Lt. (j.g.) John use of soap and water is effec- Registered German Shepherd. Varsity Club will meet at AM-FM STEREO tuner—t ape CO-ED: COOK dinner for three Reasonable terms. 484-3538. vations. C-10/12 7:30 tonight in the Varsity Club F. Miller. Soap came from church tive in combating these dis- deck combination. Accesories. in exchange for meals. Trans¬ 3-10/13 Room, Spartan Stadium. Coach An organizational meeting of groups, Boy Scouts and private eases. Year old. 353-0073. 5-10/11 Service portation provided. Call Mickey George Perle' of the freshman Ayn Rand Society will be held individuals, besides McDonel Because of the shipping time. 351-6245. 5-10/13 Hall. the soap from McDonel did not football team will speak. at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 18, DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding Mobil* Homes FRIEND! SPANISH translation the Union. The exact loca- reach Vietnam until late this past you problems? in Miller, psychological opera¬ and engagement ring sets. Save nRF \T~L AKES ~ ~196~2~ "l~0~x~ 50~ giving Rest The Promenaders Club Is hold- Uon of the meetlng wm be tions advisor of the 4th Riverine summer. It was distributed to 50% or more. Large selection of J? * ' I . awhile. Dial 484-7952. 5-10/13 open dance and lessi announced at a later date. in South Vietnam, is the women and children in the Me¬ plain and fancy diamonds. $25- ? extras: eSt °f~ from 7-8:15 tonight in 34 Women's Area brother of Bonnie Miller, Howell kong Delta Area. 150, WILCOX SECOND HAND fer- 694-0,72 evenings. EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS. BLOOD DONORS needed. $7.50 Ijvi. Bldg. Anyone interested i: The Advertising Club will hold In a thank-you letter to the junior and a resident of McDonel STORE. 509 E. Michigan. Phone j ."10 Clothes maker for ladies and for all positive. RH negative welcome, an Advertising Opportunity Con- last year. women of McDonel Hall, sent in men. Reasonable. 355-5855. with positive of his sister, Miller said, 485:439i*_ ^ NEW MOON 1964. 10 x 50. On 5-10/17 factor—$7.50. A negative, B negative, and AB ... vocation at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday The driye wascarriednllt care "You have made a real contribu- lot near campus. Excellent con¬ The student chapter of the in 108 Wells Hall. All ad- BOOKS, USED.Hardcovers,over negative, $10.00. O negative— Institute of Chemical by the publicity chairmen of each tion to the U.S. Navy's effort to dition,, 337-2616. 4-10/13 vertjsing majors are required to house ln the dormitory under the 50,000. 10* each..669-9311. PRIVATE ITALIAN-La-in les¬ $12.00. MICHIGAN COMMU¬ Engineers will meet at 7 tonight help the Innocent people of South attend. direction of Judy Aune, Washing- 3-10/12 Lost & Found sons by native Italian professor. NITY BLOOD CENTER, 50" in 100 Vietnam and to show them a bet- Engineering Bldg. This William Klose, vice president ton senior, and Judy Greenleaf, Call 337-1525. 6-10/18 East Grand River, East Lan¬ ter way of life than they could NON-STUDENT TICKETS to LOST—BLACK onyx.ring around year's projects will bedlscussed anc| director of internships at Franklin senior. sing. Hours: 9-3:30 Monday and and refreshments will be served. ever hope to have under commu- Notre Dame Game. Call Sandy stadium or Holden. Reward, DIAPER SERVICE, DUparene Campbell-Ewald advertising In a letter circulated to his nism. Well done!" Tuesday: 12-6:30 Thursday. All prospective Chemical en- at 351-8429. 2-10/11 676-562P. 5-10/11 Franchised agency ln Detroit, will present Service Approved 337-7183. C iineers are invited. a program of films, slides, and by Doctors and DSIA. The most * * * soundtracks. Information will LEICA M-2, original box. Two LOST BLACK wallet. Reward, modern and only personlized FOURTH MAN, furnished, sec¬ The House of the Females in als0 be available about oppor- lenses, meter, case. $570 - Bring/send 230S. Hayford, Lan- service in Lansing, providing ond floor apartment. $40. In¬ West Fee Hall will present A tuinities offered by the club. SPECIAL EDUCATION $320. ED7-0210. 3-10/12 sing. 3-10/11 you with diaper palls, polybags, cludes utilities. 484-7125. deodorizers, and diapers, or use FACULTY AND GRADUATE STUDENTS your own. Baby clothes free. No deposit. Plant washed inspec¬ TWO UNIVERSITY of ATTENTION - M.S.U. STUDENTS TEACHERS Michigan, tion invited. AMERICAN DIA¬ MSU tickets. Call 351-0605. MAC'S is now located at PER SERVICE, 914 E.Gier. Call Michele. 3-10/13 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 482-0864. C NEW 2 BEDROOM LUXURY APARTMENTS featuring com¬ BRING YOUR prescriptiontoOP¬ TWO USED male. bicycles." " Male/fe" Preferably under $10. 213 North Wash. Ave. Immediate and future vacancies for Special Education plete air conditioning, carpeting, refrigerator, oven, range With Central Michigan's Largest Selections Teachers interested In working with retarded children. TICAL DISCOUNT, 416 Tussing 353-2801. 3-10,13 and dishwasher. Full approval by the Michigan Department of Education ENJOY ALL private lake winter and summer sports FURNISHED model open daily 2 to 7. Saturdays and Sun¬ on a beautiful Building. Phone IV 2-4667. C-10/13 ONE GIRL for luxury Rivers Edge Apartments. Winter and spring And all PIPES-CIGARS smoking accessories - special for you required. All Michigan Civil Service fringe benefits. Starting salary from $7,976.00 to $10,335.00 depending SOLVE on experience and education. Maximum salary to $12,841.00. YOUR buying, renting^ terms. Close to campus. 351- days 1 to 7. selling 8600. 5-10/17 This ad is worth $1.00 to you on any Sale For full details contact Mrs. Pruder, Plymouth State Home, DIRECTIONS: Take Saginaw Street east to Haslett Rd. Straight or locating problems fast with a State News want ad. from 5.95 and over - except cigarettes N'orthville, Michigan, or call 313-453-1500. ahead on Haslett Rd., 1/2 mile past OkemosRoad to entrance. 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