NO W e d n e s d a y MICHIGAN N . V i e t n a m e s e a t t a c k STATI E W S J o h n s o n s i n t e n t i o n s UNIVERSITY TOKYO (AP) -- North Vietnam’s official press was quoted Tuesday as saying President Johnson has not agreed Said Nhan Dan, according to Denpa: “ The United States is planning a new plot to m aintain its new colonialism East Lansing, Michigan April 3,1968 10c and increasing its troops to reconstruct Vol. 60 Number 148 to halt all bombings unconditionally and the South Vietnamese puppet regim e and is trying to mislead public opinion. troops. This seemed an oblique indication "The United States is attem pting to that Hanoi is unready to go to the peace increase bombing of N orth Vietnam and M c C a r t h y c a rrie s W is c o n s in ; table now despite Johnson's order Sun­ day curtailing bombing in the North. Both the Soviet news agency Tass a so-called fraudulent proposal fo r peace talks is aimed at getting rid o f isolation from the people of the w orld.” and Peking radio quoted the N orth Viet­ Quan Doi Nhan Dan repeated the North namese arm y newspaper Quan Doi Nhan Vietnamese demand fo r unconditional Dan as saying Johnson was tryin g to halts to a ll bombings in the North. mislead public opinion. "O ur people want peace,” the news­ The o ffic ia l Communist party news­ 8 0 p e r c e n t o f G O P f o r N ix o n paper Nhan Dan made no direct reference to Johnson's proposal that talks paper said, “ but real peace m ust go w ith genuine independence and As long as our beloved homeland is over­ freedom. begin now since most of North Vietnam shadowed by American aggression, our has been placed off lim its to bombers. country w ill not have genuine freedom and the bombing. But it spoke of an Am erican “ frau­ M IL W A U K E E , W I S . ( A P ) - - p e r c e n t o f th e D e m o c ra tic v o te s McCarthy scheduled a stop-off Wed­ independence." Nixon, who put off a Vietnam speech dulent proposal fo r peace ta lk s ," said S e n a to r Eugene J . M c C a r th y , D - c a s t in a c o n te s t he s a id w as “ lik e nesday fo r a speech in South Bend, Ind., This seemingly unbudging position was after the President's announcement, called the pro-Communist Japanese Denpa M in n M s w e p t to w a rd a p r e s tig e - a ra c e in w h ic h one h o rs e ju m p e d on his way to Connecticut where his friends supported by Soviet Prem ier Alexei N. for a m oratorium on discussion of Viet­ News Agency in a dispatch from Hanoi. e n la rg in g v ic t o r y o v e r P r e s id e n t th e fe n c e and s ta rte d e a tin g g ra s s think he can harvest a sizable share of the Kosygin in a speech in Iran, where he is on nam u ntil after there is some indication Nhan Dan said the United States Jo h n s o n , w ho d id n o t ch o o se to r u n * on th e h o m e s tre tc h .* * state's 44 convention votes. a state visit. how Hanoi intends to react to Johnson’s was trying actually to increase the bomb­ T he M in n e s o ta S e n a to r's c h ie f Kennedy’s aides announced in Wash­ "Despite the long and cruel w ar in Viet­ in m o u n tin g ta b u la tio n s f r o m T u e s ­ new bid for peace negotiations. ing. This was not explained but it may c u r r e n t r i v a l , S e n a to r R o b e rt F . ington he w ill v is it Indiana Thursday nam," he said, “ a ll attempts by the inter­ d a y ’ s p r e s id e n tia l p r im a r y . McCarthy, however, made it clear have been a reference to more intensive K e n n e d y , w as g e ttin g a bo ut 5 p e r as part of a campaign swing which w ill ventionists to reach their ends, have M c C a r th y , o p p o sin g o n ly Johnson he intends to continue to discuss Viet­ bombing of the southern panhandle, not c e n t o f th e p a r ty v o te on a w r it e in . take him into Ohio, Louisiana, Ken­ proved futile. The Vietnamese people are on th e b a llo t, w as r a c k in g up 54 nam policy. He said in an election eve on the banned lis t of targets. V ic e P r e s i d e n t H u b e r t H . H u m ­ tucky, Alaska and South Dakota. fighting for a just cause. They are de­ broadcast that "the re is s till need fo r a Nhan Dan noted bombing raids had p h r e y , h o v e rin g on th e edge o f p o s ­ Most of the steam of the anti-Vietnam fending their freedom and independence. policy determination, and also the been going on foi* the past two days in s ib le c a n d ic a c y , h a r d ly sh ow ed , w ith protest was taken out of the Wisconsin In another development, North Vietnam projection of a program by which peace Thanh Hoa Province, which is part of o n ly s c a tte re d w r ite in s . campaign by Johnson's elim ination of said its economic and defense potentials can be established there." the panhandle. S o r o r ity p la n s F o r m e r V ic e P re s id e n t R ic h a rd himself as a contender and his reduction of "continued to grow” during the past M . N ix o n w a lk e d aw ay w ith th e R e ­ * * * three years despite heavy U.S. and sea at­ p u b lic a n c o n te s t. H e fa c e d n o m in a l tacks. o p p o s itio n f r o m G o v e rn o r R o n a ld to im p le m e n t R eagan o f C a lifo r n ia and p e r e n n ia l o c a n d id a te H a r o ld E . S ta sse n . p - N ix o n se em ed lik e ly to c h a lk up 1 st k e y , s y s te m 80 p e r .ce n t ..of th^. GQR to ta l and kA o£> th o acrOTYA- m — - --------- ¿ * rS B o m b in g lim it g a te v o te c a s t in the p r im a r y . T h is By LIN D A GORTMAKER Ï ** A, la t t e r w o u ld exceed h is sh o w in g when ▼ *** State News Staff Writer he r a n in the 1960 p r im a r y h e re The firs t sorority house granted w ith o u t o p p o s itio n . • ■ rfssüüKÄ - '*■ r a V ’ ’ a r e a d e f i n e d permission to implement a key system W ith 820 o f 3,291 p r e c i n c t s w ill probably have locks and keys c o u n te d in th e D e m o c r a tic p r im a r y , ready fo r use by next week. M c C a rth y had 131,792 v o te s , J o h n ­ b y P e n t a g o n Alpha Delta Pi sorority. 225 N. son 9 9,6 89 . Harrison Road, finalized plans Mon­ In the R e p u b lic a n b a llo tin g w ith \ 1 WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Pentagon f i day night fo r a system that would 891 p r e c in c ts c o u n te d , N ix o n had said Tuesday that U.S. bombing attacks cost each house resident an appro­ 121,925 v o te s , C a lifo r n ia G o v e rn o r are being conducted against North Viet­ ximate $32 deposit fee. R e a g a n had 16,785 and S t a s s e n nam from the'20 th parallel south, but said Mabel Petersen. Panhellenic advisor, 90 per cent of the strikes have been lim ited 8 ,2 0 1 . said Monday that no other sororities . b to w ithin 60 miles of the dem ilitarized Looking beyond Wisconsin to later have as yet submitted for approval zone. prim aries where he w ill meet Sen. Robert their key system plans, "b u t expects This was the firs t official clarification F * Kennedy head-on in the balloting. Me --------------------* . tn o ra lat*»r '’ " ¡it events to Trum an’s refusal to run fo r a second term in 1952 during the Korean War. "Johnson's bombshell was that he him self would not use the FBI investigates charge bombing pause fo r party or personal position. The whole thing peel it off. New Shiny White Eyeliner. Also was a genuine e ffo rt at statesmanship. in Shiny Brown, Black and Brownish-Black. Shiny Eye-Liner and Brush Combination 2.00... Limited time offer. "The question. ‘What w ill it take to get peace?’ is a ques­ tion of the pacifist or the isolationist but of none of the can­ didates. Peace is only one value. Is it always better to be any­ of election laws violation thing than dead? The question to ask is, ‘ By what means can WASHINGTON (A P i - The F B I launched But he denied making the "nice, clean file " we obtain a cessation through negotiation which preserves a a crim ina l investigation Monday into allega­ statement. requirement fo r w ithdraw al?' " G arfinkel said. tions that high-level employes of the M a ri­ "There was no pressure, no solicitation, G arfinkel said that if Vice President Humphrey were to tim e Adm inistration were pressured by their and whatever they wanted to do was in ac­ W ild C o p p e r compete for the Dem ocratic nomination, it would be "e x ­ boss to contribute to a Democratic party cordance w ith their own circumstances and trem ely d iffic u lt" fo r McCarthy to oppose him “w ithin the fund-raising dinner. their own positions." Gulick said. " I 'm in- fram ework of the D em ocratic p arty."- Tha-jnvestigation. was requested, by .the. -clined to-think-that this-ia a-small m inority F r o s tin g f o r lip s * ‘i t « ; « ', J i - C cr'irtiviiI of ¡(He between McCWithy'ciifu’Keii- C rim inal Division of ike -that wants-te- thrair thrs way. Fr«J f i r s t a t a nedy. M cCarthy m ight well ally him self w ith Humphrey,” the Associated Press learned Tuesday. loss to understand w hy." Come across now. To the wild side of pretty. With a new G arfinkel said. A veteran c iv il servant charged last week A fter the charges were made public. kind of frosting that you’ve never seen before. Four sun-shiny " I think motives are im p orta nt," said Mrs. Smith. She said that 79 M aritim e Adm inistration employes John J. McCarthy, deputy general coun­ shades for lips and fingertips ... each with a shimmery, glim- that the consideration of a person’s motives involves "m a k ­ were summoned to a business hours meet­ sel for the C ivil Service Commission, said mery copper-frosted glow. They’re a tenderiffic blend of color, ing predictions about how a man w ill act in a tig ht spot in ing on federal property and pressured to his office would investigate the m atter. The plus copper, plus frosting. W ild Copper Frosting. Catch it while the fu tu re ." contribute to the dinner. Justice Dept, notified him late last week. it’s cool. UltraLucent Creme Iridescent Lipstick, 1.25. Nail She said that Johnson has "an enormous v a n ity ." Such pressure would be a violation of McCarthy said Tuesday, that it would ask the Frosting, 1.10. " I t would be hum iliating to him to be elected by 50.1 per election laws prohibiting federal employes FBI to take over the investigation. cent of the vote." from seeking political contributions from All of the employes present at the meet­ Mrs. Smith believes that the Presidential race w ill be be­ other federal employes on federal property, ing had received invitations to the din­ It’s M ax Factor Month tween Nixon and Kennedy, although she prefers McCarthy. " I think Nixon would be a disaster." she said. The au­ said a Justice Dept, o fficial who confirmed that an investigation was underway. ner either through the m ail or from supe­ riors. the M aritim e Adm inistration em­ dience applauded loudly. The o ffic ia l would not speculate on how ploye said. . " I .WflS w?rv slow to come into the dove position." she long the investigation rriight continue. The dinner is being given by the House M <>^ 'Vvv-'N Amer- The M a riiin « v .............. swwY“5 , ? - " > > » - t . A ? 0 v VsV*-'“ v A • - (W r e s ts . Co W present (p «¿wpea«¡¿'.Asia, .and1 (¿V tin f. „ ’ Who mct&e (tic n u irf& s -said file e m p l o y e s to keep South Vietnam from going Communist. For a long Humphrey and Dem ocratic congressmen summoned to the meeting all were at GS-15 to me to be very important. * I t w ill bb held-as scheduled despite John­ COME IN AND L E T O U T TRAINED COSMETICIANS SHOW pay grade, earning $18.400 a year dnd up ' ‘ *’ "♦'ItaW ever, it is m orally indefensible to do to that people son's decision not to seek re-election. The meeting was called, he said, by James what- w e»are doing to them in the pursuit of national in­ Gulick was quoted as telling the stand­ W. Gulick. acting head of the M aritim e Ad­ YOU ALL THAT'S NEW FROM MAX FACTOR. terest. We are asking somebody else to pay a price that m inistration for 11 a.m. March 21 in a con­ ing-room-only crowd of c iv il servants in 'we nave no rig ht to ask them to pay.” she said. ference room near G ulick‘s office in the the conference roo m : General Accounting Office building. “ I'm going to lay it on the line. I'm going to give it to you as it was given to me. Gulick was quoted as saying that con­ “ C. R. Smith wisely turned this over to tributions to next Thursday's $250-a-plate Howard Samuels and Bob Lee passed it on dinner were not being sought by arm tw ist­ to m e." T h u rs d a y , A p r il 4 , ing. But. the employe said. Gulick added: The references were to the new secre­ " I f you want to make sure than you have a tary of commerce, the undersecretary of e x p lo r e an nice, clean file -- and you can be sure that commerce and the special assistant to the a file is kept somewhere -- you know what secretary for public affairs, respectively. e n g in e e r in g c a re e r to do." “ C ¡R. Smith feels that $250 is too much. Gulick acknowledged that the March 21 He thinks that perhaps $50 would be about meeting was held and that a second meet­ right. Maybe some of you would like to go on e a r t h ’s ing was held the next day because " I heard in together. You know it doesn't make any of the possibility of a misunderstanding." difference whether you go to the dinner. la s t f r o n t ie r . S T O R E H O U R S : W E D N E S D A Y N O O N U N T IL 9 P .M . M O N D A Y - S A T U R D A Y 9:30 A .M . T O 5:30 P .M . 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International N ew s 0 The Body of Jozef Bretansky, Czechoslovakia's top investigator of Stalin era crimes, was found hanging from a tree five days after he vanished. Police said they were almost completely certain that his death was . .« See page 7 a suicide. K B A U.S. warplanes swarmed over North Vietnam s south­ ern panhandle in the second straight day of intensified som ething new! attacks designed to check the enemy flow of men and supplies to South Vietnam. See page 5 now w ig s have stretch 0 The Soviet news agency Tass and Peking radio quoted North Vietnam ’s o fficia l press as saying President F lip p ed , fluffed, fa llin g . So many lo o k s , and all of Johnson has not agreed to halt a ll bombings uncon­ them p o s sib le with our Italian human h a ir w igs, hand- ditionally and is trying to mislead public opinion. Hanoi labeled Johnson's peace proposal “ fraudulent." See page 1 tied on a new s t r e t c h b a s e fo r the m o s t c o m fo r t e v e r . T h ey ’l l fit any head, o v e r any h aird o. Now National N e w s 1» at Knapp’ s in a full range of sh ad es fro m lig h te st blonds to d a r k s . 1 3 9 .9 5 . Styling of your new wig, or S A close associate of Hubert H Humphrey said “ the > nresident is eain^' t m ien. n u n finx v ililn r fa i irtir tl I. U r i IL m liln r in i m liln r J n r M ill'll. H/mrlH v ililn r U N IV E R S IT Y itt i t a r l i s i n j i m n n i i f g v r Five-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. Wednesday Morning. A pril 3.1968 E D IT O R IA L S A S M S U - a n d th e tr e n d is l i b e r a l A t least 25,000 M S U under­ p rim a rily because they dislike graduates w ill not cast a vote ASMSU. O thers a re concerned A p ril 11 to choose the six AS- w ith the student disinterest, M SU m em bers-at-large who distrust fo r ASMSU. ASM SU w ill be overseeing a $45,000 an­ doesn’t do a damned th in g - nual budget, gleaned p rim a rily ju st ask any typical student. from a student tax of 50 cents Perhaps this year m ore than per student per term . ever before, the board w ill be M any of the 8,000 or less very m uch aw are of A S M S U ’s students who do vote w ill base im age, or lack of such. their decisions on superficial Id e a lly this is the yea r of the reasons--they saw im ag in ative student, as someone to receive signs, and lots of them , fo r that an education, someone to take particular candidate; he’s good M onday night to review those their platform s? Goals a re fine, an active p a rt in that education, looking; a friend of a friend of a running for the student board. but which candidates o ffe r any someone w ith individual de­ friend; a fra te rn ity brother or a means to a tta in them? sires and a p rivate life to c a rry F o r those who d o -w h a t are sorority sister. W here is the candidate who is out. you looking for? W hich candi­ Few students care enough to c ritic a l of his own goals and Id e a lly this y e a r’s student dates just sound good, but have vote and even few e r care aw are of the possible road­ governm ent of M S U w ill be nothing to say? H ave you ever enough to exam ine the candi­ blocks now -- the others w ill predom inately concerned w ith noticed that, no m a tte r w hat dates’ stands. Less than 50 stu­ stum ble and fa ll fro m th eir something som ewhat u n iq u e- question one m ig ht ask, some ‘I r e a liz e it’s a little d iffic u lt to keep o u r m in d on o u r dents from the E a st Campus idealistic towers too late. M S U and the M S U student. candidates m e re ly regurgitate complex took the opportunity Last yea r the question was - T h e E d ito rs stu d ie s d u rin g th is w eather, how ever . . . the few general statem ents of one of outw ard direction. Just w here should A S M S U ’s outside coverage: And representative trust. How im p o rtan t is d ire c t student opinion? Do you, as a board Why we take a stand m em b er, vote as you feel? A cadem ic involvem ent for students was key last spring a p p r o a c h t o t h e c i t i e s Inserted in today’s State there appears to be an outstand­ and rem ains im p ortan t. How News is a special ASMSU elec­ ing candidate or candidates, m uch voice and pow er can and Amid the din and c la tte r of the is. 1 take it. trying to keep theNegro tion issue. Its purpose is to help we w ill so designate. should be obtained fo r students Vietnamese war debate there is dan­ city masses from moving over to the students become b etter in­ in deciding grading policies, in­ ger of forgetting the other big issue of black-power leaders. To do it. he fluencing the selection and re ­ the American election fight: the cities feels he must show enough m ilita ncy to formed about the candidates There are some who say the issue. There has been nothing like satisfy the frustrations ofNegroes and up fo r election next Thursday. State News should exercise tention of professors, in deter- the same pressure on the candidates allay their sense of powerlessness. •' v; ’" v '*»' * 1 "• " ’> .oV^ssjroom conduct of lot SSVl'i'l', *> iVvvp. >>p. Hence, .h is .Memphis . demonstrations. a e g m t n n g 1 H / n i a t i t f " 'o k ? endorsements in Student elec­ etiuck itifa . y *S?' ¿22» " V iV b t A )o a ^ > Jtu t rir-rrtft'. ' fa i.suV ri9h State News w ill begin a series-, violence in Memphis must prod the the Washington blacks But Dr. King tions because i t m ig h t unduly, A cadem ic F reed o m R ep o rt was whole nation again intrt asking what has never dropped his fa illi in nnn- of editorials which w ill influence the outcome. But th is ' yet to go into effect. Now i t ’s violence as a methixl His thorny can be done about the cities. However tem pt to analyze each of thfi& suggestion misses the point. a question of im p lem en ting the agonizing the war in Vietnam is today, problem is how to combine m ilitancy four at-large races. report and evaluating it. it w ill be over and somehow settled w ith nonviolence, not in Gandhi's In­ long before the fate of Am erican cities dian setting, but in Am erica's stormy F irs t, w e regard student elec­ The trend is lib e ra l and the present The reason we a tte m p t to has been cleared up. tions as w e do other issues eith er trend is to le t students live th eir My own approach can be summed up I don't believe, as many do. that a ■ analyze and m ake some judg­ bloody summer on the American city inside or outside the U n iv e rs ity own p riv a te lives outside the in two words: conciliation and coa­ m ent on the d ifferen t races lition. I am thinking of conciliation streets is "in e vita b le .'' The' chances of com m unity. And like other is­ classroom. W om en’s hours its happening are pretty grim , but those is that it com plements our total as the basic mood necessary between sues, w hether it be academ ic have been liberalized, but whites and blacks. I am thinking of a chances can only be improved by any coverage of the election. surrender to "In e v ita b ility ." The path freedom , w om en’s hours or should ASM SU stop there or coalition of government, business, labor, the universities, the foundations and must be one of conciliation, not only the w a r in V ietnam , it is sub­ w ork to e lim in a te a ll hours or F irs t, as the special issue community groups to organize a total M A R T IN L U T H E R K IN G on the part of the nation's leaders and je c t to debate. F u rth e rm o re , only those fo r second and third attack in depth on the total problem. the white m ajority, but also of the does today, we present a ll the w e feel it would be negligent te rm frosh coeds? How m uch Neither segment of this dual approach addresses his appeals. I trust that Negro community and its leaders. There candidates in identical in te r­ is a struggle going on inside the Negro on our p a rt not to express a point of an open visitation policy can can succeed without the other. I'nless neither Ronald Reagan nor Richard views. No opinions are offered. there is a mood of conciliation, none Nixon w ill give com fort to the get- community, between the philosophy of of view a t the proper tim e and M S U take? separatism and that of conciliation. The candidates are given the of the combined efforts to deal w ith tough solutions of the repression of in the proper place. And there has been much housing, jobs, schooling. vocational violence which can never be real so-. The trade unions can open their ranks opportunity to express them ­ to Negroes fa r more than they have questioning of the ASM SU struc­ training or the media can be of much lutions in America selves on some of the im p o rtan t Second, it is certain ly ques­ avail. Unless there is a coalition One can always mask the get-tough done and give them apprenticeship and questions surrounding the elec­ ture itse lf, fro m the e a rly days attack on the problem, a patchwork appeals under law-and-order and sate- job training. Business can bring its tionable w hether State News tion. of fa ll te rm when sophomore e ffo rt w ill only bring more frustration, streets slogans, and there may well be splendid technology and managerial editorials have unduly in flu ­ a bility to bear on building a whole The next logical step is to m e m b er-at-larg e B rad Lang hate, blood and tears and more polar­ a harvest of votes for that theme in enced past elections. izing. the election, but any man getting to be array of new housing units, renovating a tte m p t to judge the candi­ was interested in a national the schools and classrooms, locating F o r exam ple, two years ago, I am happy that Eugene McCarthy President on those slogans would find dates, based on w hat they say student union instead of local has spoken out for conciliation, and it his task of conciliation all the harder new office buildings and plants and lab­ only two of the five candidates oratories where they w ill transform and on their past perform ance. student governm ents to the is also Robert Kennedy's trend, what­ once he was in the White House. receiving State News endorse­ ever some of his more blood-and- S im ilarly, the young black-power leaders the whole profile of the central city. The State News E d ito ria l m ore recent discussion of elect­ m ents won their races. L as t thunder young speechwriters may wish can always mask their destructive drive The universities and foundations can Board, composed of the editor- ing m em b ers-at-larg e fro m him to say. It is known to be Nelson under the slogans of "black identity, bring in research centers. Only a year, we fared somewhat b e tter in-chief and the four assistant each com plex instead of tru ly Rockefeller's basic mood, and Lyndon but the Negro community as a whole total coalition e ffo rt can redesign the when fiv e of the seven candi­ Johnson's. The danger lies w ith the always pays dearly for what its few city environment, change the social editors, interview ed each of the “ a t-la rg e .” This the candi­ dates we endorsed w ere w in ­ Negro m ilita nts on the one side and young looters ajid snipers do. and cultural clim ate and prevent the candidates in addition to the dates m ust face. w ith the get-tough mood of some of This is the most serious problem polarizing which blights the human ners. B ut the same tim e , we interview s published today and Tw o candidates a re running the whites, to whom George Wallace that M artin Luther King faces. He citv. endorsed the $1,000 allocation has studied their experience, fo r the 18-year-old-vote cam ­ past perform ance and future paign and the recent proposal potential. O U R R R A D I R S ’ M IN D to raise the student tax, and This procedure w ill c learly both failed m iserably. So, the separate our opinion fro m the record cle a rly shows th a t the objective presentation of the candidates, and there w ill be no question about w here we influence of a given e d ito ria l on a given topic is a t least unpredictable. If you think, it’s Nixon stand concerning the candi­ cut off supplies rather than on soldiers to do dates and the election. I f we The purpose of our intensive T h the Editor: sw ift invasion of European satellite na­ tions by Russia, and the guerrilla raids in the job. If the Communists are soundly and Irony and blinders election coverage is to help Why is there not more support for Rich­ South America directed and supplied by clearly rebuffed in Asia they w ill think To the Editor: withheld our opinions about in fo rm and stim ulate students ard Nixon on campus. Four m ajor can­ twice about instigating sim ilar "w a rs of Cuba are testimony of Communist inten­ I just showed this poem to a colleague the election fro m the ed ito rial to choose the best possible rep­ didates are running for president. Lyndon tions. liberation" elsewhere. and he urged me to send it to you. Many page they could conceivably Johnson's w ar strategy w ill let the war drag Make no mistake about who the ag­ In the domestic arena Richard Nixon is a of your readers are pro-McCarthy, and. resentatives fo r their student on u ntil Red China perfects nuclear weap­ gressor in Vietnam is. The Communists Conservative. He believes that taxpayers m anifest- themselves in the as a m atter of fact. I am too However, governm ent. We hope our ons. Robert Kennedy and Gene McCarthy have as much as admitted that they in­ should have to support only those who are history incorporates some uncomfortable news columns which would be analysis can play a part. propose' that we withdraw. They have stigated the fighting. As any reader of aged or sick He wants to reduce govern­ facts, some of which are not pleasant to unfair to a ll involved. made it quite clear that they do not be­ Communist periodicals knows, the Com­ ment spending to allow more money to face. This is the feeling that I'm inclined But regardless of the outcome lieve that we should try to win. No thinking munists claim that they are leading a "w a r stay in the hands of the public who would to express. This is not to say there w ill be or the possible influence, w e re ­ person can believe that the McCarthy-Ken- of liberation" and that individual freedom then bu\ more products-necessitating more So Johnson's gone. an endorsement for each race. nedy plan w ill assure real peace and other free world concepts must be factories and businesses which would em­ Who w ill now serve the rig h t to com m ent We have no such com m itm ent. We have learned that appeasing aggres­ thrown out of Southeast Asia. ploy those who now are dependent of wel­ be spat upon? fre e ly on any issue, including sors. Communists or Fascist, w ith the land Richard Nixon believes that to w in in fare checks. Vietnam Quite sim ply, we w ill a tte m p t student elections. they demand, only stimulates their appe­ Vietnam now. we must fight not on the To be fo r Richard Nixon one must be w ill­ Once again to analyze the strengths of the tite fo r more. World War II resulted after ing to think. One must not be swept up by hope that the Communists w ill someday made us send d ifferen t candidates and w here - T h e E d ito rs appeasing H itle r w ith Czechoslovakia The tire or that a stalemate w ill someday de- the simple words let's just stop fig ht­ America's sons velop—but w ith the intention of winning ing ." which indeed does seem to make some into war. If WO H0LP VOUR HANDS now. We must blockade Hanoi Harbor and people feel safe One must think of the fu­ dwindling funds I T H IN K I'V E M A D E A N E U UPSIDE POoJN, WO 6ETTHE a ll supply lines. Furtherm ore we must ture. The college students of today have an for cleaner p ^jjects T H E 0 L 0 6 IC A L D IS C O V E R ^ OPPOSITE OF WHAT WUPRAV FOR destroy factories engaged in w ar produc­ obligation to protect their children's fu­ closer home. tion. including those which are now off ture. So what's the vow lim its. We should give the North Vietna­ Those who want a tru ly better America youth now expects 0 mese enough warning so that they can have a dynamic spokesman. Those doves And vow from whom 0 quickly evacuate civilian workers >who who want a lasting peace have a leader Who w ill keep certainly are not responsible for their who can achieve real peace. Richard Nixon the Western store? government s actions >. Many m ilita ry lead­ is the only progressive, peace candidate. Or should it sleep? ers have stated that the w ar can be ended in Clifton Bradley, freshman Ben Strandness a m atter of weeks by relying on weapons to New Buffalo professor. American Thought and Language Wednesday, April 3 , 1968 5 Michigan State News, E ast Lansing, Michigan POKTRY TO GUITARS Free 'U’ offers course variety These Free U niversity courses tion of film s and suggested Volunteers who would like to -Yoga. Practice sessions By D E B B IE FITCH are now scheduled: readings. teach courses on the topics to be held once a week. --poetry workshop. Student -Classical guitar. Classes listed below or who have other -Techniques of Underground State News Staff W rite r discussion of their original begin this Wednesday in 106 suggestions should w rite or call Organization. A non-ideologi- "Learning for learning's sake" poetry w ith A J.M. Smith, pro­ International Center. Two ses­ the Free U niversity office. cal inquiry into the methods is available to students this fessor of English and poet- sions w ill be offered, one at Students wishing to take part used by underground political term as Free U niversity courses are again being offered in-residence. Meetings are 8 p.m. fo r those who took the in any of these courses may organizations. Interested students may study 7:30 a.m. Thursday, beginning Free U niversity guitar course call the Free U niversity office last term and one at 9 p.m. or send their name, address, Panel discussions are being any topic of interest to them on this week, in the poetry room. organized on Vietnam, the Pres­ an "in fo rm a l, ungraded basis." M o rrill Hall Kegular attendance fo r beginners. Students should phone number and list of times bring their own guitars. available, plus the name of the idential commission’s report on according to Michael Lopez. is requested. -P o litic s as It Really Is course they are interested in the urban riots and on the 1968 New Haven, Conn.. senior and -M id d le Earth Studies. Dis­ Taught by Rep Dale Warner, to the office. elections. Faculty members coordinator of the Free Uni­ cussions of the linguistics and member of the Narcotics Com­ - A Survey of 20th Century and students w ill participate versity. other aspects of Tolkien's works. m ittee of the State House of Science Fiction. To meet once on each panel and the objective Course ideas may be originated 8 to 9 p.m. Thursdays. G-34. Representatives. The discus­ weekly. is to a ir an assortment of by students or faculty members Hubbard Hall basement. sions w ill cover the process -The Nature of the Physical opinions. The firs t symposium, and these ideas may be sub­ -Book discussions. Series on Vietnam, is tentativelv m itted to the Free U niversin of law-making, focusing on drug Constants of the Universe. Sem­ organized by Steven Elliston. scheduled for next week Fac­ office, from 1 to 5 p.m.. class- laws as a specific example. inar to meet once a week. assistant professor of » a * t e w of men and supplies to South AI tire 5r m said the Thanh Hoa targets ' r (¡< V ' CZVV* •>* M-c-C • *- -»-O'. < •»//«yd -v — «• , i. .~ . S-L- ^ .ail raids on Thanh Hoa Province. Vinh. which is 130 miles north U.S. fighter-bombers smashed of the Dem ilitarized Zone. at a supply base Monday near The U.S. Command said a 7th the coastai city of Thanh Hoa. Fleet destroyer blasted a high­ 210 miles northwest of the De­ way bridge 37 miles southeast of m ilitarized Zone and 80 miles Vinh. Warships also are re­ south of Hanoi, the North V ie t­ stricted by Johnson's order. namese capital now off lim its As the a ir attacks were for the American planes. Hanoi's reference to repeated raids indicated that the air blows were on a scale sim ilar to Monday's, when 105 missions were flown over the panhandle, almost double the average in that area. The reason for the intensified attacks in the panl^ndle is plain. U.S. A ir Force L id Navy planes may strike thCTe now that they no longer are able to go after targets in the areas of Hanoi, the port of Haiphong and northward to the border of Red China. Johnson said in his order the bombing ban applied to most ot yne^>m ras . . . Step ahead of the Special # 2 crowd Reg. *35“ Sport Coat and Any Slay Press Slacks NOW 9 5 T h is handsom e 3 9 b la c k a llig a t o r p rin t c a lf s k in ta s s e l lo a fe r by W e yen b erg C o v e r in g th e m u s e u m s in to w n , d r s im p ly stro llin g in the Is pe rfe ct fo r c la s s o r som e th in g m ore Im po rtan t. S ttfr c o u n tr y ... this is the d o u b le -b r e a s te d suit to w ear. A n e o -cla ssic $23“ n ice ty b y J o h n M e y e r that is ta ilored w ith great assurance. P oints to r e m e m b e r : th e six b u tto n s, b a ck b elting, w e lte d p o c k e ts Use your charge account In both stores - - Ask us about FREE PARKING. C a n te r b u r y Ä ljn p a n d w id e n o t c h e d collar. In a b o ld n e w V y c ro n * p o ly e ste r a n d c o tto n p la id . In great c o lo r s : Larkspur, R a z z le b e rry ,K e y L im e o r O r a n g e P e e l o n a w a rm S u n b e a m g r o u n d $35. N o w b e in g s h o w n at d is c e r n in g stores every w h ere. Michigan Bankard Jj\ F r e e A lte ra tio n s MAC at GRAND RIVFR DOWNTOWN EAST LANSING 326 S. Washington Ave. 317 E. Grand R iver Ave. Wednesday, April 3, 1968 £ Michigan State News, E ast Lansing, Michigan H u m p h r e y d e l a y s d e c i s i o n o n p r e s i d e n t i a l c a n d i d a c y M M WASHINGTON (APt--A close any delay would give Sen. Rob­ sides in the contest fo r the associate of Hubert H. Humphrey ert F. Kennedy of New York the nomination. said Tuesday the vice president opportunity to sew up enough From Pennsylvania came The Russian Club w ill meet tonight in 106 International Cen­ won't decide whether to become delegate strength to clinch the hints that Humphrey may join Kennedy and Sen. Eugene J. at 7:30 tonight in 107 S. Ked- ter. Those who partL ipated a presidential candidate "fo r nomination. Humphrey, who returned from McCarthy of Minnesota in the zie Hall. Leo Tolstoy s “ An­ in W yatt's class w inter term a couple of weeks or more. na Karenina" w ill be shown. w ill meet from 8-9. begin­ The vice president is going Mexico late Monday night, at­ race. * * * ners w ill meet from 9-10. to take time to appraise his tended a White House break­ Mayor James H. J. Tate of 4 6 4 chances and he is not going to fast w ith the President and Philadelphia told newsmen Mon­ The ASMSU Mass Media Dem ocratic Congressional lead­ day that a Humphrey aide indi­ Committee w ill meet at 7:30 Alpha Phi Sigma w ill hold a be hurried, the associate said. tonight in the Spartan Room of general meeting at 7 tonight in He added that Humphrey, ers Tuesday morning It was his cated to him that the vice Student Services. This term 's 34 Union. who was in Mexico on a diplo­ firs t meeting w ith Johnson since president would become a can­ * * * matic mission when President the President's dram atic w ith ­ didate. projects w ill be discussed And from Pittsburgh came Anyone interested in working The V arsity Club w ill meet Johnson announced Sunday night drawal. word that the White House has on this film -m aking com m it­ at 7:30 tonight in the V arsity that he would not seek re- A fter the breakfast. Senate notified officials of the Pennsyl­ tee is invited to attend Club>Room. A ll seniors should election. has told his staff he * * * M a jo rity Leader Mike Mans­ vania AFL-CIO convention that attend. It is the only time is not a candidate ye t." The MSU F ilm Society w ill ring measurements w ill be taken. Key members of the vice field. D-Mont.. told newsmen Humphrey w ill make an " im ­ D is s e n t e r president's staff are almost that no mention was made at portant address" to the conven­ have film showings of "Tom T urf Kauffman. Lacrosse coach, unanimous in urging him to the meeting of a possible presi­ tion Thursday. However. Hum­ Gov Rom ney told a news conference at the Capitol that Sens. Robert F , Kennedy Jones" at 7 and 9 tonight. w ill speak. * 4 4 immediately enter the race for dential bid by Humphrey. phrey's office in Washington and Eugene M cCarthy, Dem ocrat hopefuls for the presidency, are “ pipers of Thursday and Friday in 109 the Democratic presidential Mansfield also said he doesn't prom ptly denied rumors that peace at any p r ic e " In Vietnam. U P I Telephoto Anthony Hall. The School of Nursing w ill 4 4 4 meet from 7-8 tonight in the nomination. They argue that expect the President to take the im portant address m ight be an announcement of his candi­ The American Studies Sem­ Union Sunporch. Allen dacy. inar w ill hold a panel dis­ Enelow. chairman of the psy­ C A M P C O U N S E L O R O P E N IN G S UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS CMm. oge 19 & compUlien of ot loost 1yoor of collog* ) Sen. Joseph S. Clark. D-Pa.. predicted Tuesday that Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey Rom ney lauds bom b cussion. "The Graduate Comtemporarv Cinema." at 8 tonight in the and American chiatry dept.. w ill discuss "N u rs­ ing and Community Mental H ealth." A ll are invited. GRADUATE STUDENTS and FACULTY M EM BERS ★* * attacks-peace candidates w ill announce his bid fo r the Kresge A rt Gallery. THE ASSOCIATION OF PRIVATE CAMPS Dem ocratic Presidential nomi­ * * * The M arketing Club w ill . . . comprising 350 outstanding Boys. Girls. Brothar-Sislai The Child Development Club meet at 7:30 tonight in the and Co-Ed Camps, locatad throughout tha Naw England, Mid­ nation on Thursday at an AFL- CIO convention in Pittsburgh. ence he was talking about U.S. Romney said President John­ w ill meet from 7-8:30 tonight Teak Roopa in Eppley Center. dle Atlantic States and Canada. UPI That’s where I expect it to Sens. Robert F. Kennedy of son is to be "a d m ire d ” for in Lab pre-school unit No. 3. W illiam Yankus. vice-president . . . INVITES YOUR INQUIRIES concerning summer employment a s Head Romney. m ild ly applauding Counselors. Group L ead en . Specialties. G eneral Counselon. be m ade." said Clark at a re­ New York and Eugene McCarthy withdrawing as a candidate for Sharon Stolz. graduate student, for household products of the President Johnson's de-escala­ ception in Philadelphia for Sen. of Minnesota, the current re-election, lim itin g the bomb­ w ill discuss the topics. "C h il­ Kim berly-C lark Corp.. w ill Write, Phone, o r C a ll in Pereon' tion of the Vietnam war. Tues­ Robert F. Kennedy of New favorites for the Democratic ing of North Vietnam, and dren of Working M igrants" and discuss "H ow Kim berly-Clark A s s o c ia tio n o f P r iv a to C a m p s — D e p t. C day attacked "pipers of peace at York, the apparent front-runner presidential nomination now that opening fu ll debate on U.S. "D a y Care Centers." Every­ Markets Consumer Products." Maxwell M. Alexander, fxecufive Director any p ric e ." * * * > for the nomination. Johnson has said he w ill not run policy in Asia. one is welcome to attend. 53 West 42nd Street, OX 5-2656, New York 36, N. Y. Romney told a news confer- again. The Spartan R ifle and Pistol Kennedy and M cCarthy are The Chess Club w ill meet Club w ill meet at 7 p.m. ★ A A A A A A A A A A ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ proposing. Romney said, that the United States and South Ferency to speak at 7:30 tonight on the third floor of Bessev Hall Thursday at the Demdnstration Hall R ifle Range The club * HSU MARKETING CLUB W ill discuss organization for * Vietnam begin d irect negotia­ tions w ith the National Libera­ at McCarthy rally The Fisheries and W ild­ next year and instructional pro­ tion Front iN L F * without life Club w ill meet at 7:45 grams for spring term . New * prior assurance that the Viet Zolton A. Ferency. form er tonight in the A ctivities Room members are invited. State Demo'Cratic Party Chair­ ♦ * * * PRESENTS Cong w ill n r down th eir arms. man. w ill speak at an organi­ of the Natural Resources "A ny such negotiations can Bldg. A representatMe from A . colloquium on special * Mr*. W illiam Yankus, Vice President only result in the National zational meeting of a C iti­ the Michigan United^feonser- psychology w ill be held at zen's for McCarthy group at 4 Liberation Front taking over 8 p.m. tonight in parlors A vation Clubs w ill speak on this 12:40 todav in 210 Olds Hall. South Vietnam and wiping out organization. Refreshments * KIMBERLY-CLARK and B of the Lansing Civic w ill be served- what has been accomplished Center, announced G e rrit E. * * * * there." Romney said. 3- * l » R E S '° Romnev's position on talks DeYoung, publicity director of Students for McCarthy. The Promenaders w ill hold Swimming show with the N LF is that they open dance and lessons from “ Pat Paulsen For CORPORATION to be presented A report on the student trip 3- should be held only if the Viet 7-8:15 tonight in 34 Women's President” Buttons Cong stops its te rro rists tac­ to Milwaukee last weekend to Intram ural Bldg. Anyone in­ * campaign for Sen. Eugene J. * Topic now available at: tics. Romney said Kennedy has McCarthy w ill be given by terested is invited to attend. by Green Splash Paramount News - East gone from "one extreme to the Glenn L. Nelson, chairman of I'lii- Israeli Club w ill meet Tickets are now on sale at * “ How Kim berly-Clark Markets Consumer Products! i t aj\sUv%, G lb - v ? { t a : on \ ’ ietHA7 ,iA*>Vwee,n pow the ■ Students for M cC arthy.’ a t SväO tiMwibi ,P avUw M, Yf* V «r< «y»* j scuv's - L ket ' ' ««*•%, ... ^ fO v ^lii./b*» / " f\ 1’ ''annual' syn­ '»'.-A T rtfcr.v a- ’/ V * . , t C y m b M arine r - Spartan Shop­ sing grauQTlie student and chair ' rael—Middle East Neighbor." chronized swimming show to be tor was Attorney General under man of the Milwaukee trip i ping Center, International TEAK ROOM - EPPLEY CENTER Center Book Store, Union his brother President John F. The meeting is open to "B lue Skv." "P ro file s of the held A p ril 18-21 at the Women's Kennedy and a participant in Negev" and "D o ctor in the Intram ural Building. Bookstore, Follet’ s Book­ the public and any interested EVERYONE WELCOME - BRING A FRIEND decisions on the LIS. role in D esert" w ill be shown. Gad This year's show. "Synchro­ 3- store - Ann A rb or. Vietnam. persons are invited to attend. M eiri w ill talk about work and nized Sit-down." is based on the ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ study programs in Israel. theme of chairs and the types * * * of people who sit in these RUSH The MSU Karate Club w ill chairs. T hirty-six girls, several begin classes Thursday in the of whom are form er AAU syn­ The F rate rn itie s Of Michigan S ta te In vite You To Sports Arena of the Men's chronized swimming competi­ KAPPA SIGMA Intram ural Bldg. w ill meet from 6-7 p.m. and intermediates from 7-8 p.m: Beginners tors. and the MSU diving team w ill perform in the show. Penny Hackett. Santa Bar­ * * * bara. C alif., senior and Janie The Geneva Forum w ill meet Shimmin. Royal Oak senior, w ill at 7:30 tonight at the Christian direct the show. 715 Grove St. Reformed Student Center. 217 Tonight and Green Splash is a women's or­ For Ride Bogue St.. Apt. 3. Donald ganization w ith the chief pur­ Wed. night Call 332-5092 Wilson, professor of anthro­ pose of promoting skill in syn­ pology at Calvin College, w ill chronized swimming. Members discuss the origins of life in assist in public school swimming "W ill the Real Adam Please programs as o fficials or consul­ Stand Up?" tants. They also compete w ith 4 4 4 other colleges and universities 7-10 p.m . TONIGHT 7 -1 0 p.m . Two classical guitar courses w ill be taught by Ken Wyatt in meets. synchronized swimming Final N ig ht -- All Houses Are Open Alpha Epsilon Pi Kappa Sigma P s i U p s ilo n 343 Albert 810 W. Grand River 715 Grove 337-0346 351-4687 332-5092 Alphu Gamma Rho Lambda Chi Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilon 131 Bogue 432 Evergreen 128 Haslett 337-9091 332-0834 332-0841 Sigma Alpha Mu Alpha Kappa Psi Phi Delta Thêta PI Beta Phi Sorority SIG M A ALPHA E PS ILO N 123 Louis 626 Cowley 353-8277 332-5040 332-3568 Sigma Chi Alpha Tau Omaga Phi Gamma Delta 729 E , Grand River Two Symbols 451 Evergreen 334 Michigan 337-9020 332-0846 332-5053 Sigma Nu Beta Thêta Pi Phi Kappa Psi 731 Burcham Known 1148 E. Grand River 522 Abbott 332-2501 337-1498 332-5039 Sigma Phi Epsilon Delta Chi Phi Kappa Sigma 526 Sunset and 236 N . Harrlson 351-4160 101 Woodmere 332-3808 337-1611 Tau Delta Phi 220 Cedar Street Delta Sigmu Phi Phi Kappa Thêta 351-0250 R espected Student Services Lounge 1218 E, Grand River 355-6250 Thela Chi 332-5035 453 Abbott Delta Sigmu Pi Phi Kdppa Tau 332-3581 The W orld O ver 125 N. Harrlson Theta Delta Chi 217 River Street 332-3577 139 Bailey 332-2591 332-2563 Delta Tau Delta Phi Sigma Delta 330 N. Harrlson 505 M.A.C. Theta XI Colony The men of Sigma Chi co rdially invite you to attend 337-1721 332-0875 501 M.AjC. I Spring " 6 8 ’ ’ open rush. It is pur desire to meet and | 351-0665 discuss with you why w e. feel our balanced academic, Delta Upsilon Phi Sigmu Kappa Triangle | athle tic, and social program in fra te rn ity livin g in - | 1504 E , Grand River 207 Bogue 242 N. Harrlson l sures each of you the opportunity to develop leader­ 332-8676 332-8696 332-3563 - ship and the benefit of your college career. Farm Hojse PI Kappa Phi Zeta Beta Tau 151 Bogue 121 Whltehllls 855 Grove I However, b e y o n d these tangible a s p e c t s Ilea a 332-6635 337-9734 332-3565 |brotherhood of men who combine their talents and life*, I long friendships for the common Interest, Sigma C h i.; 131 BOGUE 3 3 7 -9 0 9 1 For Ride Call 337-9020 t a il the houses to r rides -■ see as many houses as p m can! Wednesday, April 3, 1968 y Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan S u ic id e s u s p e c t e d in C z e c h c a s e Prague was a slope rising from entered his office fo r about two ing. criticized the party fo r "po­ system and Stalinist purges of ported suicide in Czechoslova­ TYNEC. Czechoslovakia iA P ' a small creek. Lt. Col. Rudolf minutes of conversation. W it­ litic a l bossing" and said: "W e the 1950 s. He had openly c r iti­ kia's ruling hierarchy in three --The body of Czechoslovakia's Pathy. chief of Prague police, nesses said the judge le ft the are beginning to get used to liv ­ cized the police and demanded to weeks. Deputy Defense M inister top investigator of Stalin era kept Western newsmen about 20 Supreme Court at lunchtime ing in this new atmosphere see secret Interior M inistry V ladim ir Janko. accused of in­ crimes was found hanging trom yards from the body, clad in a looking untroubled and headed characterized by freedom of files. volvement in the defection of an oak tree Tuesday, five davst blue raincoat, and barred photog­ for the Justice M inistry. speech. We want this to be But a newspaper in B ratisla­ Czech Maj. Gen. Jan Sejna to after he vanished on the heels of raphers from photographing it. From there a taxi d rive r said perm am ent." va. Czechoslovakia's second the United States was found fa­ a report charging he served as Brestanskv. his w ife and two he took the judge to a cross­ Police investigating the Bres- largest city, claimed before ta lly wounded in his car. and judge in a Communist kangaroo sons frequently visited the area, roads near the village of Ba- tansky case reported a black Brestanskv's disappearance that ruled a suicide. bice. His body was discovered court in 1955. dotted w ith lakes and woods. briefcase he carried w ith him at he presided at a 1955 tra il in A police search team found Police said they were “ 99 per Brestanskv vanished after po­ about 800 yards from the point the tim e of his disappearance which officials of a chemical Brestanskv's body hanged by a cent ce rta in " that Dr. Jozef lice said a visitor, telling secre­ where, according to police. Thursday had been found and plant were sentenced fo r high closeline to an oak tree. The Brestanskv. 42. deputy presi­ taries he carried secret papers. Brestanskv le ft the cab. said it contained a notebook, a treason and sabotage--the kind site about 25 miles south of dent of the Supreme Court, was a suicide, but a fellow judge in­ Czech-Russian dictionary and of trumped-up crimes the na­ dicated he was doubtful consid­ an identity card. tion's reform ist Communist ering Brestanskv's strong char­ Detectives said they also leadership assigned him to acter. discovered an empty wine bottle investigate. In Prague, the riptide of near the tree and that they Judge Josef Hambalek. the political change was s till run­ were s till checking the possi­ friend who doubted that Bres- ning high. A key supporter of b ility of foul play. tanskv could have taken his own liberalization demanded the re­ Prague newspapers specula­ life, said he phoned him when signation of the entire govern­ ted before Brestanskv s body the article appeared. Brestan- ment so that “ no single member was found that he had been skv took the news in stride, he of the new government could be eliminated perhaps by agents said, but commented: “ I fear held in doubt" by the nation. of another country, because he all of us w ill be exposed to Cestmir Cisar. speaking at a knew too much about the work­ such criticism from now on." party Central Committee meet­ ings of the Communist police The death was the second re­ Shewing her around M a r k Hyde, W a re , M a s s . , gradu ate student In p o liti­ c a l scie n ce , totes d au gh te r J e n ife r on h is sh o u ld e rs w h ile he m a k e s the roun ds fo r d ro p s and adds. B E A B E T A B R O T H E R G r a n d R iv e r b u s R U S H t o s e r v ic e d o r m s Conditional permission to op- residence halls to the busoepot The bus service is p rim a rily for those students who use the travel buses that stop at the B E TA TH E TA PI on Grand R iver Avenue was depot. given by the East Lansing C ity The route followed by the bus Council at its Monday night w ill be down Grand R iver Ave- Wednesday, April 3 meeting. nue t0 Harrison Avenue and con- PHI DELTA THETA CORDIALLY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND The Lansing Suburban Lines tinue to Wilson Road, stopping w ill begin operation Friday w ith once at Brody Hall, OPEN RUSH Call for ride: 351-9602 one day of free service between Turning left at Birch Road. 1148 E. Grand River 351-0983 11a.m. and 6 p.m. The Council noted one condi- tion: the bus stop ‘ behind the the bus w ill go to Shaw Lane. stopping at all the residence halls. Tonight 7-10 p.m. East Lansing bus depot on Val- Continuing across campus on ley Court w ill be used rather Shaw Lane, the bus w ill stop 626 COWLEY than the stop on Grand River at all the residence halls along Avenue. the way. The M en of 332-3568 CALL FOR A RIDE RU SJH I AMOVIA. u n t n u u n W H a t K in d o f G u y G o e s Phi T a u ? Zeta Beta Tail 855 GROVE STREET CALL FOR RIDES 332-3565 332-3565 Cordially invite you to attend open rush tonight 7-10 p.m This is • Founded 1922 Delta Sigma Phi • A ctive M em bers 8 0 House Capacity - 5 4 THE MEN OF the fraternity PHI KAPPA TAU S p o n so r s of the N a t i o n a l l y Known Jr. 500 held • ach s p r in g at M ic h ig a n State U n iv e rsity of Engineered Leadership G o n M a íL f, ¿m u te a ll e h c jiitle m en ta o p en buA n. E D 2 - 0 8 4 1 OPEN RUSH CALL FOR A RIDE Wednesday 332-0333 7-10 p.m. 332-3577 125 N. Hagadorn 332-3578 128 HASLETT ST. Cali 332-5035 for a ride Wednesday, April 3 , 1968 S Michigan State News, E ast Lam ing, Michigan ‘W i n d s ’ f e a t u r e s U . N . s N a r a s i m h a n Registration opens at 9 a.m. Friday in Erickson Kiva. A today fo r the fifth annual Winds coffee hour and inform al dis­ of Change Seminar on contem­ cussion w ill follow. porary world a ffa irs to be Two symposiums and dis­ held this weekend. cussion workshops led by M SI’ Registration which w ill con­ faculty w ill be held Saturday. tinue through Friday w llf be O P E N R U S H -A P R IL 3 held daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Final registration w ill be. Friday from 3 to 6 p.m. Panelists fo r the 9 a.m. Saturday symposium on "A m e ri­ ca's Role in the Development Process’ ' include Inis L. Claude. Erickson Kiva. Jr.. professor of p olitical sci­ C.V. Narasimhan. Undersec­ ence at the U niversity of M ichi­ 7-10 p.m. PHONE 337-9734 121 W HITEHILLS DRIVE retary General of the United gan: the Honorable Rutherford Nations for General Assembly Poats. Deputy Adm inistrator. affairs, w ill be featured as the keynote speaker at 8 p.m. Agency for International De­ velopment: Clifton Wharton J r . vice president. Agricultural Development Council, and Am ­ bassador Authur I.all. adjunct PI KAPPA PHI professor oi International Af­ fairs. Columbia U niversity. The final 8 p.m. symposium on "China and India: Com­ P a m p e r e d h o r s e P h y s ic a l e xam ination such as th is w ill be p a rt o f the V e t a v ls lt " p r o g r a m to be held Satu rd ay. peting Paths of Modernization" w ill include Robert F. Dern- berger. chairman of the C om m it­ tee on F ar Eastern Studies at the-University of Chicago: Selig Harrison, senior member in 'Vetavisit’ 6 8 stress charge of Asian Studies at the Brookings Institution: W ilfred Malembaum. professor of eco­ nomics at the U niversity of Pennsylvania, and Lucein Pye. wide scope of medicine The F ifth Annual M SI' "V e ta ­ veterinary students, the role w ill be a continuous showing professor ol p olitical science.* v is it" w ill be held Saturday of the veterinarian in many of movies covering a variety ot Massachusetts Institute of in the Vetennary Clinic. occupational areas, and medical topics associated w ith veterinary C . V . N a r a sim h a n Technology. Vetavisit 1968. w ith the theme technology. The fourth area medicine and related fields. "The Scope of Veterinary Med­ icine." is designed to show how DELTA UPSILON the veterinarian of today is trained for a wide variety of occupations that d irectly or in­ ' A l a r m in g ’ e x -p r ie s t is the directly affect the health of people as well as animals. The exhibits and demonstra­ le v e l s e e n in s u r v e y gentlem en9s fraternity tions w ill be divided into four areas at which veterinary and NEW YORK i AP »—At least cials. 34 pastors, and numer­ medical technology students w ill 711 Roman Catholic clergymen ous parish assistants, campus be available to explain the ex­ left the priesthood in the United chaplains and high school teach­ Call 332-8676 hibits and answer questions. States in 1966 and 1967. a survey ers. 1504 E. Grand River report said Tuesday, th e Catho­ The report was based on de­ for rides Three of the areas w ill cover tails of cases gathered from the education received by lic group which made the sur­ *1 h e M e a < *¡ A lp h a , * l 'a u O m eqa vey termed the findings ala rm ­ 300 replies to questionnaires from ing. association members. Names It was the firs t documented and other data were cross­ compilation of current statistics checked to elim inate duplica­ a y iA ia lly m iU t e y o u to - on the m atter in this country. tion. ' Assembled by the National As­ Noting that many cases may sociation of Pastoral Renewal. have gone unreporte.d. the asso- A iir u m i **« •v- «tV»tvc*v. «a'd the was not •• ««r * ’ ib i# U t 4»*#« ■ "The departure of priests "Obviously this report is an from the active m inistry in­ undereount." said the Rev. Jo­ seph Fichter. of. Harvard Uni­ WEDNESDAY APRIL 3 volves. such an alarm ing num­ ber of men as to demand a versity. a Jesuit sociologist and public, fu lly financed study by member of the association's 451 Evergreen St. the American bishops." More than 108 of those who advisory board Declaring that the findings * 7 -1 0 p .m . T O N IG H T 7-10 P.M. quit th eir religious vocations were long-time priests, ordained showed the need not only for study of why men are leaving for 15 years or more, the the m in istry but also for a For Rides Call 332-0846 report noted. Most of the rest change in the Church's nega­ tive attitude toward those who 332-0847 had been priests from three do leave, the report said: to 12 years. Of the 711 cases. 322 of the "Seven-hundred and eleven men have m arried, while 265 who held responsible positions 52 2 ABBOTT RD. have remained single, with in the Church cannot all be the status of the other 124 classified as derelicts.' a unreported. reference to a phrase in a re­ FOR RIDE CALL 3 3 2 -5 0 5 9 They included 39 seminary cent bishops' pastoral letter. professors, nine chancery offi- The decisions of such men must be respected." The report said "survey responses indicate that in very many instances contact is lost w ith a man once he leaves the THETACHI m inistry. This loss to his com­ m unity is clearly a result oi present ecclesiastical proce­ dures. Of the 711 total, the report showed that 501 were diocesan priests and 210 were members of religious orders. F or the two-year period. 228 left in 1966. while the number rose io480 in 1967. Manpower has good paying summer jobs for women in 400 cities Missed Us Monday? Come Meet the Men of THETA XI and the above candidates for THETA XI SWEETHEART tonight We look forward to meeting you and i we invite you to help us select one of seven candidates typists • file clerks for the THETA XI SWEETHEART at Open Rush stenos • receptionists key punch operators office machine operators switchboard operators THETA XI For Rides: ED 2 -3 5 8 1 4 5 3 Abbott Cell the Manpower office in your city e t your first opportunity M A N P 0 W ER ’ » 1 M iX . 351-08*5 an equal opportunity employer ^ Wednesday, April 3 , 1968 9 Michigan State Newa, E ast Lanaing, Michigan SPORTS S ’ p it c h in g le f t u p t o B e h n e y out 31 battit» batters in 3727 1/3 innings. innings ■ ■ ■ ■ P I ney, and if left-handed relief ... Behney, a junior t___ from«Verona, ____ «KU able tn to relieve.” Behnev Mid. relieve,’’ Behney ByGAYELW ESCH “With the Big Ten having dou­ He does not possess a wide pitching is needed, Behney likely N.J., got a taste of what may be State News Sports Writer bleheaders on Friday and Satur­ range of pitches, but has a expected of him during the will get the call also. day and no other league games good fastball and curve and re­ The left-handed pitching for “I ’ll probably start Behney in team’s spring trip when he was until the next Friday I ’ll have lies on whichever pitch is most M SU’s baseball team this year the first game when we have used both as a starter and five days rest each time. That’ll effective on a given day. can be summed up in two our four-game weekends in the reliever, and responded with a be enough.” Betaey M id he has always Big Ten, and if he doesn’t have 3-1 record. His only loss was in Behney pitched in 12 games been a pitcher, even in little words-Mel Behney. too much trouble, I can use a relief appearance. last season, only three in re­ league days, and Mid his'fath­ But even if there isn't quan­ him as a reliever the next day,” He said he wouldn't mind lief. and finished with a 4-3 er, a former infielder and pitch­ tity, MSU baseball Coach Danny Litwhiler said. “The only time being used both ways during won-lost record and 2.59 earned er for a semi-pro team in Litwhiter isn’t worried about his we’ll probably need left-handed the Big Ten season. Newark, N.J. was a strong in­ “I ’d like to pitch all the time if run average. left-handed pitching at this time. relief will be at home where For this season’s Florida trip fluence on his choice of posi­ The only left-handed starter Lit- we’ve got the short ridtt-field I could, and if my arm feels all he had a 1.64 E R A and struck tion. right the second way, I'll be whiler plans to use will be Beh- fence." "Playing two positions kind of hurt him and he said to be OAIM ] - 1 WM either an outfielder or pitch­ er,” Behney said. “I figured out­ fielders are a dime a dozen and Tiger power stops Chicago run in the fifth . An inning you have to hit .330. ” Behney compiled a 25-3 rec­ ord and was All-State in high school, leading his team to the E a rl Wilson pitched seven The loss le ft the White Sox later Horton singled, stole state semi-finals two years. SARASOTA. Fla. (U P I »-W il­ The 6-3,180 pounder was selec­ lie Horton h it a home run. innings, yielding six singles w ith a 12-13 m ark while D etroit second and scored on Jim and one earned run for D etroit, is now 12-14. N orthrup’s single. Northrup ted by the Detroit Tigers in the double and single and stole a took second on the throw home baseball draft last June but base Tuesday in leading the while his teammates were jum p­ with some other guys, that seems ing on Joe Horlen fo r seven Singles by Mickey Stanley and scored on Stanley's single. didn’t sign?nd is eligible for the D etroit Tigers to a 5-1 victory Horton h it his homer in the draft again this June. It’s pos­ quite unlikely.” over the White Sox in Chicago’s hits and three runs in the and Don W ert plus an infield Behney was optimistic about out gave the Tigers their firs t eighth o ff Don McMahon. sible he will sign this time, final exhibition game of the firs t six innings. the team’s chances this season Tom McCraw singled home but Behney said it was unlike­ spring in Florida. the only Chicago run in the and, like Litwhiler, pointed out ly. sixth a fte r Sandy Alomar had “I ’d sign if they offered me that the team has a more moved to second on a single enough money that I couldn’t confident attitude after the Mi­ P e n in g e r , 2 m a tm e n Net captain Rich Monan Scores and an infield out. turn it down, but after talking ami games. E X H IB ITIO N BASEBALL Washington 5 Boston in E a s t-W e s t m e e t Tennis captain Cincinnati 4 D etroit 5 Chicago ( A >1 Philadelphia 1 Minnesota Houston The collegiate w restling sea­ son stretches another week for MSU Coach Grady Peninger land ( N Y .) State: 130--Tim McCall. Indiana; 145-Pete Van- derlofske. Navy: 152-Russ Pittsburgh 3 Oakland 2 Schneider. Northwestern. 160— eyes '6 7 repeat and two of his Spartan senior BROTHERHOOD IS SHARKS YOUR SALAMI SANDWICH NBA PLAYOFFS John Kent. Navy: 177-Gary Cook. aces-Dale Anderson and Mike Boston 111 D etroit 103 East Stroudsburg (Pa.) State; Philadelphia 113 New York 97 Bradley. 191-Rich Lorenzo, Penn State. yerv t4»» d f Cwlj. W a f f - pr?S^ive crewcntiaTs. (t< ? a championship his senior year: While -in England, he w ill be our toughest competition, B ro th e rh o o d l/ b r e & il n g quiet h o u rs. a he was on the state champion 1 conduct a series of light tra in ­ team are: 115--Dave Unik. HEADQUARTERS and quite likely Northwestern. Ohio: 123-Dave Desario. Cort­ B ro th e rh o o d Is c o m p la in in g that quiet h o u rs a re n 't being ob se rve d . doubles team and was the run­ ing sessions. "B u t on the whole, the cali­ B ro th e rh o o d Is go in g out to paint the fra te rn ity le tte rs on the U - M D la g. ner-up in the singles cham­ ber of tennis play in the Big B ro th e rh o o d Is sp e n d in g the night tn (all after ge tting caught. pionship. W Ils o n Monan quickly established Ten is really improving and a ll the teams can be threats RUSH * B a n c ro ft B ro th e rh o o d Is c r a m m in g 18 gu y s In a sh o w e rll himself in his sophomore year, * D a v is B ro th e rh o o d Is s h a r in g y o u r sa la m i sandw ich. at times. I feel though, that we as he became the No. 1 sin­ B ro th e rh o o d Is what you get at Phi S ig m a Delta. KAPPA SIGMA can definitely repeat as Big * D unlap gles player, and also a mem­ * S la z e n g e rs Ten champs." Monan said. ber of the No. 1 doubles duo. Monan said that the poor Chuck Brainard supplanted Mon­ Accessories and Southern trip the netters had an as the No. 1 singles player Tennis wear (2-7 m ark i. was actually in his jun ior year. Monan now 24 hr. Racquet Restrlnglng PHI SISMA DELTA teams w ith Brainard to form beneficial. 715 Grove St. the Big Ten doubles cham­ “ We got in shape and gave Tonight and For Ride most of our inexperienced play­ pionship team. ers some experience. And- Wed. night Call 332-5092 505 M A C . “ Actually, I ’m a better dou­ that's what we p rim a rily went bles player than I am a singles down there for. man. and Chuck and m yself work 332-0075 news A r c h e r y clu b The Men of 2320 East Michigan Ave. Quarter mile west of Frandor Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat. Entries for the individual paddleba U-ladder tournament Anyone interested in archery D E L » UPSILON 10 to 5:30 Mon. and Fri. 10 to 9:00 who wishes to join or learn are now being accepted at the more about the Spartan Bow­ invite all eligible men I M. office u ntil Friday noon. men Club should contact Bob The ladder tournament al­ to open rush Burcaw at 351-8305. tonight 7-10 p.m. J Th c lows each participant to chal­ The club w ill be in a tourna­ lenge players and advance ac­ cording to his own tim e and ment in May w ith schools from a ll over Michigan. It also Call 332-8676 1504 E. Grand River o in N U F R O N T I ability. Players are placed in conducts regular w rite-in tour­ fa»* rides one of the three ladders, cham­ pionship. intermediate, novice, according to th eir abil­ and naments. NU IDGftS ity. A participant may pro­ gress from one ladder to an­ other as he continues winning. ^ i n resTEw nyAcnviTY For further details call the I.M . office. 355-5250. Good grief, I wit he’d never hear about togetherness & N O - J W S O M E T H IN G NUL MEET NU. PEOPLE Y O U ’R E ANEW NU hous¿ r u s H S O M E T H IN G lE ffO A V E L SE . TU C H A R L IE BR O W N 'SHMMiKL T H E N EW \ F f t A T t f t N lT / , P M N u rr V _ / NJ / \ y c M U .3 3 2 r2 E O I CARTOON BOOK! b y C h a rle s M . S c h u lz MU ONLY b e ot your collage f I bookstore N it, KNsksrt M< WlflttM, I t . Wednesday, April 3, 1968 10 Michigan Stata News, E ast Lansing, Michigan C h i c a g o S y m p h o n y : in t e r p r e t iv e By J IM R 0 0 S certs by the orchestra. I must Displaying those special in­ diminuendos, rather than let winds to achieve greater trans­ ever, in this performance, per­ adm it to a little prejudice. terpretive qualities which should them unfold entirely of their parency. This approach works haps because of nervousness, State News Reviewer own accord. In this case, how­ especially w ell in the Rococo he could not relax. There was Having been a witness to the make Chicagoans sorrow to see While visiting the "W indy "bad old days" when Tauno him go when this season is over. ever. it proved a ll to the good. Variations which was inspired plenty of temperament, but C ity " recently fo r a series of Hainikanen was “ in te rim " com- Maestro M artinon opened the In the graceful Adagio, for by the composer's love for little repose. The most b ril­ concerts and recordings. Con­ ductor. the ten "golden" years concert w ith Bizet's gentle C example, a pianissimo became Mozart. liant variations were rushed ductor Leopold Stokowski said w ith F ritz Reiner, and now the m ajor Symphony. The pace was a pianissimo rather than a I have seen the Martinon and his tone sounded raspy that, in his opinion. "The Chi­ last five "ro c k y " years under lively, yet leisure enough to per­ mezzo-forte. and oboist Ray alchemy work in a performance and forced by an occasionally cago Symphony is the finest Jean Martinon. I must say that m it the lovely melodies to be S till playing the little “ o rien ta l" of the "V a ria tio n s " a few years hysterical vibrato which pushed orchestra in the'world today." the orchestra today appears to solo reaffirm ed that fo r him back w ith Janos Starker as intonation out of focus, usually balanced by inner voices and Although all music lovers w ill be in better shape than ever. subsequently reveal the true perfection has become a habit. soloist. Monday night, however. just short of being flat. not agree with such a blanket At least that is the way it beauty of the score. The Tchaikovsky Rococo V ar­ Stephen Kates, silver medal statement, as a native Chicagoan winner in the 1966 Tchaikovsky M artinon appeared uncom­ seemed when the great ensemble Adm ittedly. M artinon likes to iations fo r Cello and Orchestra whose musical education was Competition commanded the solr fortable w ith the quick pace played at the Lecture-Con­ shape melodic contours w ith that followed went less well_ nourished w ith hundreds of con- part, but not always w ith aplomb set by his soloist and as a cert series concert Mondav. slightly exaggerated ritards and M artinon's Tchaikovsky has Kates is an obviously talented result soon gave up trying to usually been stellar. He pre­ young virtuoso who is on his articulate the orchestral part fers to understate well-worn wav to soloistic stardom. How- w ith any interest or finesse. themes and highlight the wood­ A fter intermission the con­ ductor was able to turn his THE ISRAELI CLUB attentions to Ravel, a composer for whom he displays consider­ PRESENTS able interpretative fla ir. The shimmering syncopations of Al- borado Del Gracioso were per­ Music from Chicago ISRAELI FILMS fectly captured in a summer light, as were the tender and The C h ic a g o Sym phony, under the d ire ctio n of Jean M a rtin o n , p e rfo rm e d M ond ay night inthe A u d ito riu m delicate enchantments of the a s a p a rt of the L e c tu r e -C o n c e r t S e rie s. .Israel-M iddle East Neighbor “ Mother Goose Suite." State N ew s Photo by M eade P e r lm a n . Blue Sky .Profiles of the Negev .Doctor in the Desert After the film s, M r. Gad M eiri from Israel, will talk about P e a c e C orps visits various programs for work and studies In Israel. Tonight Union 8:30 P .M 0 P arlo r B to give answers/information Peace Corps representatives and F riday at 1Z. 1 and 6:30 contributor of Peace Corps w ill be on campus this week p.m. in 31 Union. This test volunteers in the Mid-West next until Friday. measures a b ility to learn a to the U niversity of Michigan Thev have set up a booth in foreign language and is not a and is thirteenth in the nation Zfa/U LADIES' DAY the Union and irt the Inter­ pass-fail type of test. in number of volunteers since national Center to answer ques­ Last year 144 MSU seniors the corps was started in 1961. FROM tions and hand out inform ation applied to the Peace Corps be­ The Peace Corps has volun­ TODAY . 1-n n P K / l «oo»»M iNro«M»T!ON ► 4 8 2 -3 » 0 5 At 7:30 p.m Thursday Sfilm tween September 1966 and June teers in 58 countries and approxi- i& ll i l the uorAi-, v to V .- A - - (D ,ry - * representatives w ill be shown and’ February 1968. 171 MS I'vrtiS' orffffijpfv ftrf'fr training in 31 Union. “ A Step at a seniors had applied LE TRETEAU DE PARIS (D ire ctio n : Jean de R lga u lt) NOMINATED BEST DIRECTOR --Richard Brooks T im e " shows volunteers' in­ volvement in different programs By June 1968 it is expected that approximately 200 MSU students w ill have applied to W orkshops cover in cooperation with FOR BEST SCREENPLAY —Basedonmaterial such as teaching, community development, and agriculture. For those interested in ap­ the Peace Corps, according to Dale Nichols, Peace Corps black revolution 4 representative on campus and Black Kxpn I. sponsored by LA COMEDIE DES ALPES fromanothermedium plying for the Peace Corps form er Peace Corps volunteer. the Black Students Alliance, -Richard Brooks there w ill be a 45 minute test MSU is the second largest w ill be held in the Union p re se n ts a new production In Fre nch of given on Wednesday, Thursday. Building Saturday. ;E N A T T E N D A N T ACADEMY CINEMATOGRAPHY BEST O O O 0 0 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Steve Moore. South Carolina State College senior, w ill speak AWARDS! BEST ORIGINAL I on “ The Orangeburg Massacre mm I and Its Implications ' at 3 p m 'S T -T z m m m .» 'Wlrttsnops « V f a tra gico m e d y In two q bW H xy m• •«#« •». fon masterpiece/ /tf- SìafKUtAilfiiHK Stanley Krft'TiAi © SPA R TA N p-ue-w"';* Spente» , Sidney Katharine\ SHOWN TONIGHT AT 7:30 - 9:30 «•« rtàl « TRACY POlTlER ' HEP8 URN j T W IN W EST 7&9 guess who's THE PARTY STARTS TODAY! WêkThUrs. bFrfday 109 A V W oN Y 5 0 F èON A T IO tu comingto dinner WEDNESDAY o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o T O N IG H T DO RO THY LAM O UR BABY HUEY A N D THE T h u r*., F r l. — April 4 & 5 Reserved seats $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 B A B Y SITTERS TMMNSCRCOMMTKMpma* ($1.00 reduction to MSU students «BLAKEEDWARDSmwTNN with validated I.D.) CORAL GABLES Validated I.D. necessary at the door THE P A B iy U N I V E R S I T Y A U D I T O R I U M «a»«,CLAUDINE UM8ET ** kmvnnm star, t, DUKEEDW ARDS —8:15 p.m. Now Playing Nightly The Exceptions smnda) (. lUIE EDWUOS, TOMMOMMI «a FMNXMIMMI ProéuccdM) Orecte) byILAKE EIMMRS OHM* JOMtMOHWAK I I MWI«MCMgRKAMUMS . cm oob,O H.U»nuum sM M j Tickets Tlcki On Sale At Union Ticket Office Union Building Wednesday, April 3 , 1968 11 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan S t o r y o f In d ia n n o t S e lle r s ’ b e s t ; * M 3 / 3 MILE5 EASTorMS.U 2 COLOR TOP HITS ►PHONE EOZ'\OAZm By STUART ROSENTHAL Entertainment Writer While “ The P a rty " is not M *U 8 Peter Sellers’ worst, it cer­ tainly fa ils to utilize the great D H 1B LI IN thD eid oyno eu ahbooaur t comic range of the actor. He is cast as Hrundi V. Bakshi, a bumbling Indian in­ nocent imported by a Hollywood film czar to appear in his T Sh ae leT sr laa vde ylin? g desert w ar epic. He is honor­ By STUART ROSENTHAL ably discharged from the cast Entertainment Writer A U N IV E R S A L P IC T U R E •T E C H N IC O L O R * and blacklisted by the industry, after blowing up the set. Hrundi S H O W N T W IC E AT 7:27 & 11:20 is playing his sitar when he he achieved in “ The Bobo." spaced among furiously trantic learns that his name has been his antics w ill recall vivid ones, m om entarily building up 2N D C O L O R H IT accidentally included on the memories of the embarrassing the comic pitch, only to drop guest list fo r the movie mag­ social dilemm as which every­ it suddenly, leaving a taste of nate's chic dinner party. one has encountered. incompleteness and dissatis­ * DOUG McCLURE • NANCY KWAN “ The P a rty ,” then, is 99 The gags employed can best faction. minutes of fa irly typical Sel­ be described as a slapstick This particular flic k was “N o B o d y f e F e r f e a t ' lers misadventures, beginning treatm ent of the Ernie Kovacs pieced together by Blake Ed­ when his w hite shoe appears brand of humor, several of them wards fo r the M irisch Corpora­ A UN IVERSAL PICTURE - TECHN ICOLOR« upon the hors d'oeuvre tray are hilariously effective-the tion. the same crew that turned and piling sight gag upon sight bathroom scene, fo r example-- out “ The Pink Panther" and S H O W N 2ND A T 9:20 gag until the entire household but the m a jo rity of them fa ll “ A Shot in the D a rk ." but it is nearly washed away in a flood flat. 4 falls fa r short of the standard P a r t y is s u c h sw e e t s o r r o w of rampaging soap suds. As in most of his pictures. •le t by the pair of Inspector Seller's dialect and manner­ Sellers' character is in itia lly movies. W h ile c o - s t a r C la u d in e L on ge t dines (fa r left) and a headw aiter s t r a n g le s one of FREE! ELECTRIC CAR HEATERS isms constitute a devastatinglv intriguing, but begins to wear Study at “ G rand m o th er’ s ” "G randm other's" is trying h is fu n ctio n a rie s, P e te r S e lle r s (low er rig h t hand co rn e r) ta k e s an ill-fa te d stab accurate p o rtra it of the Indian in on the audience after the firs t another gim m ick to liven the at a ro a st chicken in " T h e P a r t y " which opens today at the Sp artan Twin. Program Information 372-2434 America, and although he is half hour or so. This is why dealing here in mere super­ his greatest portrayals have light Monday night patronage. ficialities w ithout even sttempt- ing the depth of character that either involved sensitive subjects Henceforth. requiring considerable character w ill be converted into a study Grandmother's T A R L IT E G re e k o p en rush development dike Juan Bau­ hall every Monday night. The tista in "The Bobo") or have club is planning to procure been short, vignette portraits tutors and install regular light­ Republicans push final two * D r iv e - In T h e c itr e * * 3020 SN O W ROAD 2 Miles Southwest of Lansing on M-78 like Dr. Strangelove or Dr. ing for these firs t of the week finishes tonight Tonight is the final night for P ra tt in "The Wrong Box. " study tables and w ill offer a The pacing of "The P a rty " place fo r students to drink while is uneven, which probably de­ they book. budget bills through house NOW! ALL COLOR! HEATERS! A Laugh-Rich Comedy Of A Bachelor .A Blonde»And Togetherness * ------------------------------ COLUMBIAPIC1URESPresents -------------- -------- fraternity open rush. A ll Tbosi1 tracts from the film more than anv othor single element.;nt. Slow. These conditions w ill prevail u ntil V' ' . • ■"i ' ✓ -**- - •<* • 1 * (f t>i --.r.« >*.%>•- H9crmr .ic « .* - ■■ . ' -fAs-tV .. .^ Heidi was back Qfi me job to a different office and Mon­ presentation ot policy at ers of Romnev's statewide open Thursday. Monday. protecting a gas day night w ill be reserved for 9:30p.m. . . ^ housing b ill found themselves The Senate finished work on station after a few days of. airing the views of those can-, Board election rdW Hf r w ill sick leave caused by a bul­ didates who were not interviewed #e announced as they! yce.tabu­ TODAY AT 7:35 & 9:25 let wound in the head by a this week. lated during newscasts on Thurs­ LADIES DAY • • • 7S* FR0M •t06 P,M‘ TONIGHT- ALL COLOR! HEATERS! PROGRAM INFORMATION ► 4 6 5 - 6 4 8 9 ’ LAST TIMES DAY THE MtOOUCERS OF 'I, A WOMAN' JOIN PAULA AND HAVE A WICKED DREAM I would-be burglar. Interview schedule for this day night. A p ril 11. and com­ NOWBNINGVOU Heidi is a three-vear-old week is Monday, senior mem- plete election results at 2 a.m. A t 1:00-4:30-8:15 P.M. C lA P M E W EDW ARDSM ALL shepherd owned by Robert ber-at-large: Tuesday, female Friday morning. A pril 12. "DOCTOR Groothuis. operator of the gas m em ber-at-large: Wednesday. TOMORROW ZHIVAGO” station. FEATURE AT 1:00-3:05-5:10-7:15-9:25 P.M. O F P a iN R S C H lW Z 'ù « ^ Exclusive! Shown at 7:35 & Late The SDS research & education project and j o t y ^ f e * D r. Charles Larrowe present the Michigan prem iere of: / 10^ off Florist / Q M & V A trf RECOM M EN DED FO R ADULTS OMLV ■FRIDAY 1 PLUS FE LIX GREENE'S ASTOUNDING cash value fo r students & faculty B b o M m t& o n STARRING "Perhaps the most beau­ F IL M DOCUMENTARY 809 E. MICH. AVE., LANS. htswikhsf-sptw tifu l movie In ELKE SOMMER * k > 9D 0ym & ! history.** AND STOP BRENDAN COLONbyOt!Ui# UÜlítUâRïli (S WRITDISNEY BOB CRANE G ILL, A t 10:00 Only THE NEW AT THE SIGN OF YORKER SAVING S fe C H B E A K tiS MARSHALL MUSIC CO. O u r R e co rd P r ic e . . , GHOST I TECHNICOLOR* LOWEST IN win •UCNA VlfTA STAftftMC PETER SUZANNE E lv ir a IN SPECTACULAR COLOR TOWN DISTRIBUTION CO. •1M7 WMtORME USTINOV JONES PLESHETTE M a jlg a n THURS., APRIL 4 — UNION NEXTi ‘ ‘THE GOOD. THE BAD AND THE UGLY FR I., APRIL 5—CONRAD SAT., APRIL 6 —WILSON 7 & 9 P.M . — 50tf DONATION P U S LADIES' 3 3 2 -6 8 4 4 t& ed tru DAY 75C to 9th BIG WEEK 6 P.M . 1:15-3:20-5:25-7:30-9:40 WINNER Bist Picture Best Actress ■ jf ACADEMY # AWARD BestActor BestSupportingActress BestCinematography N O CO VER TONIGHT AND THURSDAY NOMINATIONS! BestDirector B e st S cre e n p la y TICKETS FOR JOSEPH E LEVINE M IK E N IC H O L S -L A W R E N C E T U R M AN 'Friend A n d Lover’ PAT PAULSEN’S This (WEST COAST RECORDING STARS) is Benjamin. -P L U S . THREE BIG DAYS AT He’s a little The Individuals worried (CHICAGO SOUL GROUP) about MAY 3, 4, 5 $3.50 his -THURSDAY NITE- future. W E L C O M E B A C K M IU H A P P Y H O U R S NOW ON S A L E ATt C A M P B E L L 'S S U B U R B A N SH O P THE GRADUATE 8:00-9:30 M A R S H A L L M U S IC — E A S T L A N S IN G ANNE BANCROFT.. DUSTIN HOFFMAN KATHARINE ROSS G O O D R IC H ’S S H O P - R IT E — S P A R T A N P L A Z A D IS C O U N T R E C O R D S — 225 A N N S T . S T U D E N T BOOK STO RE N E X T l Sandy Dennis Kelr Dullea In ‘‘The Fox*1 M ic h ig a n s t a t e N e w s , E a s t L a n s in g , M ic h ig a n Wednesday. April 3 . 1968 s Spring is here -- Now is the time to sell your Cycles — Bicycle — Golf Clubs & Tennis rackets Automotive Automotive Automotive A viation Employment Employment Employment VOLKSWAGEN 1964 $700 In good SAILING INSTRUCTOR wanted for WANTED: G IR L or woman to help TRANSMITTER OPERATOR FCC AUSTIN HEALY 100 6 1958 $850 KAR M AN N G H IA 1958 convertible PRIVATE AND advanced instrument license required. Immediate oc­ nr best offer Call 351-6889 3-4 5 Good condition.. 851-8783 a fte r 5 condition See at A r t s Refinery. Ground Schools will be offered summer employment in Bay City. elderly w ife of re tire d professor #03 South Washington. 3-4 5 Michigan. To apply write or call two hours daily in re turn fo r free cupancy. Part time, up to thirty p.m. 2-4/3 spring term from 7*10 p.m. each hours per week. Call 482-1334. 10-4 16 Wednesday. The private course Lake Huron Sailboats. Inc.. 408 room and board 200 ft. from BARRACUDA 1967 Fastback 383 North Hampton. Bay City. Michi­ Lansing-Okemos bus stop 337- Formula S Automatic 351-7484 M ERCURY COUGAR M87. Standard VOLKSWAGEN 1953 New paint, tune- covers allof the material neces­ GIRL FOR housekeeping one day or shift. 289. V-8. extras, six months up. brakes N early new M icheltn sary to pass the Private Pilot gan. 48906 517-684-2970. Please 2731. 10-4/15 afterSp.m. 3-4 5 outline qualifications upon applying two half days per week. East Lan­ • AUTOMOTIVE old. About #.000 miles. Owned by tire*, wheel covers, radio. Sun Written Exam and is for those who sing home. Phone 351-6740 after G irl Scout Camp Ranger Inquire roof. 9 a m -6 p m.. 351-84#. ask have no or little previous aviation 7-4 9 SCHOOL BUS drivers needed. <2>. • EMPLOYMENT BONNEVILLE 1964 Convertible. Apply: Haslett Public Schools. Mr 6p m 5-4 5 G irl Scout office. 2 # West Lapeer. for John. A fte r 6 p.m.. 372-6157. 2-4 4 experience. The advanced instru­ • POE RENT Four new tires Settle for 31.200 Lansing. 484-9421. 3-4 3 ment course is designed for those PR GIRL Friday! Mullin. 339-8202 3-4 4 489-7710. 5-4 4 WAREHOUSE HELP • Morning and • FOR SALE VOLKSWAGEN 1965 sedan $1.000 pilots with a Private Pilot's License afternoon shifts available. Start at MGB #67. W ire wheels, tona cover, nr best offer Also 1963 Sun Roof who wish to expand their aeronau­ Flash-Assistant Editor AUTOMOBILE SALES. If you are a $180 per hour Contact Mr Ma- • LOST A POUND luggage and ski rack 337-0624 Phone 355-5578. 3-5 p.m. or 372- tical knowledge and skills. Regis­ good salesman and would like sal­ CHEVROLET 1939 3300 or best quire. E Z Flow. Chemical Com­ • PERSONAL offer. Phone after 5 p m . 489- or 355-6038a fte r ( p m. 3-4 5 2392 after 6 p m 3-4 5 tration fee is $20 for each course To assist PR director in all phases ary plus commission, call 372- pany. 2011 North High Street. Lan- • PEANUTS PERSONAL 9237. 5-4 2 and can be mailed to WINGED SPAR­ of job. Executive in writing art 5234. No experience necessary! 10-4 II 5-4 9 TANS. INC.. P.O. Box 287. East sing MGB 1964. 49.000 m iles White w ith VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE Good abilities. Creative applicant de­ • R EAL ESTATE black top. Call 332-4551 4-4 5 top. New paint, rebuilt engine 3600 Lansing, or call 353-0230. 353- sired. Send resume to: Mr. Wil­ BABY SITTER, one child From • SERVICE CHEVR O LE' „Belair two-door WANTED: EXPERIENCED grill cook 351-7530 3-4 5 0203. or 355-1178 for further in­ liams. 100 Farnsworth. Detroit. 10-1 p.m. Mondav through Friday blue 8-cy' 5 0 ¿ » 0 imatic. Very and bartender (or resort hotel. • TRANSPORTATION formation. C-4 5 48202. or call 832-5400 1-4 3 $1. hour 355-07^6. 3-4 4 good condition. îîLâ. Call 355- MUSTANG 1965 R iE D Black interior, June 15 through September 7. Call • WANTED 0219 or 355-4040. 2-4 3 stick shift. Good condition. 31125. VOLKSWAGEN 1966 Square Bark 332-8839 5-4 5 sea sand color, sun roof, white­ FRANCIS AVIATION. So easy to THE DINER S CLUB, the most hon­ PART TIME bartender wanted. An 484-2233. 5-4 8 wall tires, mud and snow tires learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! ored world-wide No. 1 credit card ambitious, reliable student look­ PIANIST MUSIC for all occa­ CHEVROLET 1967 Four-door Belair Special $5.00 offer! 484-1324. C company, has openings for two men ing for part time evening work DEADLINE sedan. Power, atuomatic transmis­ MUSTANG 1965 Fastback. shelby $1.200 May be seen at 529 Grace, tensing. North 3-4 5 * to sell applications for a Diner's Some experience desirable, but sions. Banquets, etc. Call Ed. 351- sion. factorv air. Very clean. 32300. duels, custom flight mags, super 0478. 5-4 9 wide tires, hoodpins. Best offer LEARN TO skv-dive with the MStT Club credit card directly ^ execu­ not necessary. References re­ IV 4-9468 3-4/4 tives in buildings, civic " e n te r s , 1 P M . one class day be­ 332-3685.655-2885. 3-4 4 VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Good condition. PARACHUTE CLUB. Contact Pete. quired. Call for appointment at BABY SITTER afternoons. Vicinity: fore publication« One owner. New tires Radio. 353- 351-0012. Greg. 353-0010. Trinka. hotels, etc. Work hours that suit COLONIAL BAR. 3409 South Lo­ Burger King. 351-9556 after 4 p.m. CHEVROLET 1965 Impala convert­ 353-0582. Bob. 355-8019. 4-4 5 your schedule. Fifteen hours a gan. Lansing. Phone 882-6132. 5-4 8 Cancellations - 12 noon one MUSTANG 1965 Six cylinder, three 0901. 4-4/5 3-4 3 ible. All power. Excellent condi­ * - s.. week bring earnings from $60 to class day before publica­ tion. 393-4811 5-4 5 speed. 3995. Phone B T u ttle a t OX $150 in commission, depending on tion. 4 9823. OX 4-0489. 3-4 3 VOLKSWAGEN - 1964 Beige. Ex­ cellent. one owner, low mileage. Scooters & Cycles your effort and ability. If interest­ EMPLOYERS PANY. OVERLOAD COM­ Experienced secretaries, TYPISTS — evening work - 5 nights CHEVROLET IMPALA 1964 Air Must sell. $900. Call owner. 482- ed. please send short note why you typists to work temporary as­ 5-# - 60 accurate WPM Call OLDSMOBILE I960 Station Wagon HONDA 160 1966 Black. Only 2.000 337-232! 3-5 p.m. PHONE conditioning, automatic, radio, ex­ tras. 31.200. 355-5777. 3-4 5 Runs well - functional. 3220 351- 8242 M 5 miles. Excellent condition. 484- feel you can qualify' and how many signments. Never a fee. Phone hours you can work. Include best 487-6071. C-4 4 4687. ask for Bill Smith. 5-4 9 5939. 5-4 5 355-8255 COMET 1964 Caliente Burgundy VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Blue, radio, new time for interview, phone number, brakes, clutch, recent engine tune- and address. W. S. Millman. re­ GREAT LAKES EMPLOYMENT for RATES with black interior, excellent con­ OLDSMOBILE 88 1960. Low mileage. up. Good shape 3875. 355-5753. 4-4 5 VESPA 150cc. $225 Excellent con­ gional manager. 11000 West McNich- permanent positions for men and For Rent dition. Call after 6 p.m.. ED 2- 3250 or make offer. ED 7-7710 or dition. Unused three years. 353- ols. Detroit. Michigan 48221. 1-4 3 women in office, sales, technical. ED2-0509. 3-4 4 7477. 5 .4 5 PARKING: INEXPENSIVE. near 8551 M 5 VOLKSWAGEN 1967. green. Immac­ IV 2-1543. C-4 4 Union. Many spaces available. 351- 1 D A Y ..................$1.50 PART TIME now. full time this sum­ ulate. Snow tires. Call 355-3116. HONDA S 5 _ a , ryigo rack and 5531. 3-4 5 3 D A Y S ................$3.00 COMET 1963 Six cylinder, four speed, OLDSMOBILE 1964 F-85 Four-door 5-4 5 mer. $2.40 an hour. Call between PART TIME counter help, telephone wagon. Low mileage Clean, hydro- helmet incluí 55-1271 5-4 3 9-4 p.m.. 484-7026 or 332-1444 C help, and delivery boys. VARSITY 5 D A Y S ............... $5.00 two door. Good condition 3450. Call 355-7918 3-4 5 matic. power. $1295. IV 4-9468. 3-4 4 DRIVE-IN. ED 2-6517. 5-4 4 TV RENTAL G.F.. Portable. Free VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1966 Camper CHARLIE TUNA is finally ready to (based on 10 words per ad) equipped. A-l condition. $1,695. Used WAITERS WAITRESSES. Immedi­ service and delivery. $8.30 per OLDSMOBILE 98 Convertible - 1963 sell fine Honda Scrambler. 337- ate openings Full or part time work. Over 1 0 ,15f per word per day CORVAIR 1962 Monza Excellent Volkswagen engine. $125. 882-1436. 3-4 3 MAID FOR Fraternity house Three month. Call STATE MANAGEMENT - loaded, full power, air. new top. 1855. 5-4 3 condition. 40.000 miles Good tires. hours day. five day week 332- CORP. 332-8687 C 355-6131. 3-4 4 snow tires. 351-5687. evenings. 3-4 4 Must have own transportation. Ap­ VOLKSWAGEN 1962. Reliable, eco­ NEW 1967 Honda 50. white Illness 6929 5-4 4 There will be a 50£ service ply in person: COUNTRY CLUB OF RAMBLER 1963 Classic 660. six nomical transportation. $575. forces sale. $170. 489-2748 4-4 5 TV RENTALS for students. Low- and bookkeeping charge If CORVETTE 1966: 19.000 miles. 327 LANSING. 2200 Moores River Drive. cylinder, automatic, power steer- Phone 351-7740. 5-4 5 MEAT CLERK - Experience pre­ economical rates by the term or this ad Is not paid within 350: four-speed: positraction Call 484-4567 10-4 16 ing. 372-2918. 5-4 5 HONDA SCRA3 1966, Ex­ ferred. Inquire in person at PRINCE month. UNIVERSITY TV RENT­ one week. 351-0859. 3-4 3 BROTHERS MARKET. 5-4 5 Auto Service & Ports cellent ciwAv^N/l, 0 helmets. MATURE FEM ALE student to stay ALS. 484-9263 C '* m r : CORVETTE 1962. New 327 1300 RAMBLER STATION wagon MSP 337--ZIWrartet'5 p.ih. 7-4 4 as companion nights with elderly with 1965 motor. Less than 15.000 ACCIDENT PROBLEM Call KALA­ NURSERY TEACHER for p.m. ses­ TV RENTALS for students. $900 The State News will be h.p. i Both tops. New rubber Ex­ lady from April 5 through April sions in established school, begin­ miles on motor Good second car MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP AUTHENTIC DEALER for Yamaha. 14. Adequate compensation. 485- month. Free service and delivery. responsible only for the cellent condition. Phone 372-8165. 3-4 5 Small dents to large wrecks. Amer­ ning fall 1968. For information-call. 332-6715. 3-4 4 Triumph, and BMW. Complete line 9371. 4-4 4 Call NEJAC. 337-1300. We guaran­ first day's Incorrect Inser­ ican and foreign cars. Guaranteed of parts. accessories. leather 351-9097. W 5-4 5 tee same-day service. C tion. DODGE 1966 Coronet 500 Two-door RENAULT 1967 R-10. Cylinder war­ work 482-1286. 2628 East Kala­ goods, and helmets. 12 mile south SERVICE STATION Attendants - af­ hardtop. V-8. automatic. 355-0519. 5-4 5 ranty. Best offer or take over pay­ mazoo. C of 1-96 on South Cedar. SHEPS DIETICIAN - FULL time position ternoons. Two positions to be filled. BAKLAVA DOUGH ments. 351-6636. 4-4 5 MOTORS. Phone 694-6621 C EDWARD'S GULF SERVICE. Ap­ open: Complete charge of food plan­ FORD 1960 slick, six. Starts and FIRESTONE O Like new. ning. preparation, and service. Sal­ TO M A K E F A B U L O U S F70-14. Must sel. -a ovu2 3-4 3 ply in person. 2763 East Grand runs good. Call 337-7645. after 5 SUNBEAM TIGER 1965 Still avail­ CAMPUS 50 1966 Motor bike. 700 River, C ary: $7.830-with step increases to The State News does not 2-4 4 P A S T R IE S pm able. 35.000 miles. Pirrelli's. Make miles $125. Phone 627-5979 3-4 4 $9.667. Civil Service position with permit racial r-f religious CAR WASH: 25c. Wash. wax. vacu- S H A H E E N ’S T H R IF T W A Y offer 332-1849. 3-4 4 'um. I'-DO-IT. 430 South Clippert. FIVE HOURS DAILY Monday -Fri- attractive fringe benefits. Apply to discrimination In its ad­ FORD 1964 Custom V-8. stick, new HONDA S-90. set up for trail or John J. Delaney. Administrative Of­ 2310 S. C E D A R Back of KO-KO BAR C-4 4 dav. LPN or trained nurses aide vertising c o lu m n s . The engine. Call 351-6377. 3-4 4 TEMPEST 1962 Sold as is. $100 street 332-4435. 3-4 5 ficer. Michigan School for the Blind ED 2-5176. 10-4 10 485-1538 State News will not accept Call 351-7977. 2-4 4 7151 West Willow. Lansing. 7-4 5 advertising which discrim­ FORD 1956 Automatic, no rust, good IM PORTED CAR HONDA 519 - 1964 5.000 mileS. $100 BUSBOY ®ma Delta. tires, engine. 3110 332-0564 3-4 4 or best offer, (’all Mike. 351- inates a g a i n s t religion, THUNDERBIRD 1962 Excellent con­ dition Call 351-4542after 5 p.m. 3-4 4 SERVICE 8395. 3-4 5 Five day.' fiL C e o . 332-0875 3-4 4 race, color or national o r­ FORD 1961 Galaxie convertible Runs well Goody buy- $150 355-2555 5-4 5 S P E C IA L IS T S THE PEACE CORPS IS BACK igin. TRIUMPH TR-4 1964 White exter srzu K t [-6 Scrambler 1967. 250cc. WILL CARE for girl between 2-3 ux. («1 ulterior. 23 0 0 0 miles Good over-size tires, car-carr.ymg rackr years .old in my home. Ea*i I jmy > - W kc ' ■ . ■v-n •#-.'>> » Wednesday' AaniT Thiirs* f..\ r- I T hdb «♦ tion V-8 Runs good 332 8843 34 3 *nr Ca II372-1829 or 355-1387 4-4 5 • t r iu m p h - .151-0776 day nights 11-12 p.m 1-4 3 WAITRESSES in Coral Gables Show R m . 31 Studant Union, Thursday', 7:30 p.m . • RENAULT . In te re ste d students m qy contact th e ir peace FORD 300 1963 six cylinder, stan­ TRIUMPH 1964 - TR4. Convertible, liar Waiter? 4 in Kdrafl ‘Gables Rath­ Automotive dard transmission 32.000 miles engine just overhauled Call after • VO LKSW AGEN BENELLI 125 1966 Sprite $325 Phone skeller. Apply in person Coral c o r p s re p re se n ta tiv e s at the Student Union • i 3425 372-4644 after 4pm 3-45 5pm IV4-1038 3-4 5 337-7010 after 5 p.m 3-4 5 Gables. East Lansing 7-4 5 ALFA-ROMEO Veloce. 1962 Blue, Al Edward's ohcih o r the In te rn atio nal C e n te r. A 30 m inute new tires, paint, rebuilt starter te st w ill be give n at 12 8. 3 p.m . on W e d n e s­ motor, sound running condition. KARMIN GHIA 1967 Red. excellent TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1964 Dark Sports C ar Center TRIUMPH 1965 TIOOR 500CC. Must STUDENT TO attorney in ar is t handicapped. sell. $600. Phone 351-5577. 3-4 3 e » L L E D and re day and at 12, 3, & 6:30 p.m . T h u rsd a y 408 Pine Street. Mt. Pleasant. condition. Fully equipped. 337-7078. green, over-sized tires. $750. Call 1200 E. Oakland IV 9-7591 tiring nights. r * liuii room Michigan. Call 772-1984. 7-4 10 813 Albert Ave. 5-4 5 Steve at 351-4688. 3-4 5 and F r id a y In R o o m 31 o f tha Union B u ild in g . HONDA 1965 C O L D 0 mi,cs Ex* and board. 484-1938. 5-4 3 MELS AUTO SERVICE. Large or cellent c o n d h T V ** u -8444. 5-4 5 small, we/ do them all. 1108 East Grand River. 332-3255. C SUZUKI 1967 250cc. Excellent condi­ Xi 351-06651F IL L E D onev. Theta 3-4 4 tion. Best offer. 355-0893. 5-4 5 MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala­ T H E V W S T IC K E R MALE STUDENTS in need of money. D O N ’T S IG N THAT LEASE mazoo Street-Since 1940. Com­ plete auto painting and collision service. American and foreign cars. THERE IS NO mystery about Want Ads . . . call today and watch your don’t needs disappear quickly! Call 393-5660 if you are 18-27. 1:15 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Monday. Tuesdav and Thursday. C N o car IV 5-0256. C u n le s s yo u h a v e TWO 15” Chromemag wheels and four-plv nylon tires. $40 or best Y E S NO offer. 351-5982. 5-10 p.m. 3-4 3 s h o u ld be □ □ c o m p le te soundproofing— between room s and V O L K S W A G E N D IS T R IB U T O R F O R M I C H I - ap artm en ts PX Store — Frandor G A N - IN D IA N A d e s ir e s G ra n d R a p ld s - a r e a w ith o u t Paddle Ball Paddles, $2.88- re sid e n t, c o lle g e m an, e lig ib le fo r chauf­ $5.88. Penn. T e n n i s Balls f e r s lice n se , to tra v e l with m ob ile dem on­ □ □ am ple p a r k i n g - - C e d a r V illag e has p arkin g fo r s tra tio n exhibit g iv in g p u b lic d e m o n stra tio n s. o v er 500 c a r s - - 3 s to r y parking ram p $1.99*42.49. Tennis R a c k e t one P re ss $1.39. Shag Golf Ball D e m o n stra tio n s w ill be held fro m a lab­ $2.88/d oz., $3.88/ doz. New This sticker means a c a r has passed our l6^x>int safety and o r a t o r y p la tfo rm m ounted on a V o lk sw a ge n c h o ice of 9 o r 12 month le a s e s Golf Balls $3.9 8 /3 . Tennis p ic k -u p truck. S a la r y p lu s e x p en se s. C o n ­ performance test. Shoes $5.49. Baseball Gloves It means a c a r has our 100% guarantee that we'll repair or ta ct M r . J. F ra s o , IM P O R T M O T O R S . L I M ­ replace all major mechanical parts for 30daysor 1,000 m iles, conven ient lo c a tio n — we adjoin the cam p u s $4.88-$9.88. Softballs $1.98. IT E P . 2660 28th Street, Southeast. G ra n d whichever comes first. Swim Pins $10.88-$11.88.Swim It means you can get a used ca r and not have to worry about R a p id s, M ic h ig a n , Phone 616-949-7788. a fu ll-t im e m ain ten an ce sta ff on 24 hour c a l l Snorkels $2.98. Special Pish­ getting stuck. ing T a c k l e . Rods, Reels, engine transmission rear axle front axle assemblies brake system electrical system a ir conditioning L u res, Lines. Save 25%-35%. p riv ate study desk fo r each student P h il G o rd o n ’s d ish w a sh e rs and la r g e r e f r i g e r a t o r - f r e e z e r s b u ilt-in b o o k sh elv e s Shopping For An Apartment? 0 J W VOLKSWAGEN INC. 2 8 4 5 E . S aginaw St. Hoover vacuum cle a n e rs fo r e v e r y 2 a p a r t­ m ents You should start now . . . V isit us, today. C80SSWÖ8ÖPUZZLE üdm isiHSim araa la r g e w alk-in s to r a g e c lo s e t 26. Cherish ratlin n s H S i in c in e r a t o r chute on e v e r y floor 27. Muse of a a a n H ra a s s a ia n ' la r g e laundry r o o m s with w a sh ers and d r y e r s 1. Whim 4. Girl’s name astronomy 29. Beleaguer- asa H H H ta g d b 8. Single ment m a a s a ra n s a n thickness 30. Transferred s s s s ra ra s s u a ® h i-p o w ered T .V . antenna recep tio n 11. Black cuckoo 32. Corroded a n s a ra n o 12. Castle ditch 33. Blood ailment 37. Multitudinous 0 H ID 9 3 s o c a s a s □ □ in t e r i o r d e co ra te d a p a rtm en ts with w a l l- t o - w a ll 13. Female sandpiper 39. Precious □□121 asa c a rp e tin g including the bath vanity 14. Stress stone esas ta n a s s jY JIj 16. Veneer 40. Grampus sn ack b a r with s to o ls 17. Confectionery 41. Podium 18. Tennis stroke 42. Preceded DOWN 19. Fundamental 43. Small 1. Oils 4 Apish e le c t r o n ic I n t e r c o m — sa fe ty lock s y s te m reason 44. Singletons 2. Again 5 Perch 45. Worm 3. Eat 6. Chap 23.Fur □ □ n atu ral b r i c k d e c o r a t o r wall In living ro o m 7. Close to ir­ r r 4—r ’ f —“ 1 8 5“ » 8. Certify a will All th e se fe a tu r e s a r e Included at % 9. Greensward li ¡T” !" 10. However _ 15. Tranquillity r" BT ¿F C edar V illa g e BURCHAM WOODS • EYDEAL VILLA IH ¡5“ a z 16. Reflect 18. Laxity 20. Provided e C o m p le te ly fu rn is h e d ft nIttM vm Cm«. AM am». L * A i r c o n d itio n e d 0 a Sr P vr 21. Underpinning _ _ 22. Sooner than The largost privately-owned student • I to 4 m an a p a rtm e n ts 6 fT 23. Rum en 24. Fury tit apartment complex In the world a G u a ra n ta a d p a rk in g a O u r h o a ta d p e e ls a re open s p rin g r r P V B r 25. Short drapery 28. Letin s u m n w r and f a l l, diphthong a* R a n ts s t a r t a t $125. 31. Bes! fiber M O D EL O P E N PON YOUR IN S P E C T IO N z W 20 f r I 34. Masculine r r » 35. Fr. islands Leri* M 1-20 EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO IT W et E~ B ■ w IT 36. Accrues 37. Haystack 38. Landm 39. New easure -born Phone 332-5051 745 B u rc h a m D r iv s , A p t. 2 LJ lamb 351-7880 41. Perform Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 3, 1968 13 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sole Fo r Sale 'IT voters CAMPUS NEAR 227 Bogue Single H. H. SCOTT 60 watt FM stereo Apartm ent« ONE Gil D p a T iS four >*rl *Part ment n campus vnung man Ui share M2. Phone 489- 5822 M * receiver model HHS-20 $21996 Complete with case Cash or terms. M o b il* H a m *« G E N E R A L 10 by 50. A ir condi­ given aid ARBOR FOREST APARTMENTS Rent reduced Call 3a*-.. . 5-4 S MAIN ELECTRONICS 5558 South tioning. washer. carpeted, on large Trowbridge Road. East Lansing. Fac­ ulty members Deluxe one and two UNIVERSITY TERRACE: Four man for summer sublease Call SSI- SUMMER SUBLEASE luxury apart­ ment Close to campus. University Pennsylvania. 882-5035 C lot near campus Excellent condi­ tion $2.395 351-9162 . 5 -4 g in registering bedroom apartments available. Pri­ Terrace 351-8843 3-4 5 TAPE RECORDER. Mono-Webcor 0787 H/» The East Lansing city clerk vate patio and swimming pool $50. Originally $155. Like new 337- ROYCRAFT 51 by 12. two bedroom, Chalet House for private parties. NEWLY DECORATED Two rooms, 2706 3-4 5 carpeted living room, front kitchen, w ill provide special arrange­ NEED ONE. Luxury supervised apart­ bath. Furnished First floor Park­ Within walking distance of campus low down payment. $70 per month. ments a t the Spartan Village ment across from Williams Dormi­ ing Male or couple 1214 East No children or pets. Phone 337- GREAT BOOKS Encyclopedia Bri- CARLETON'S MOBILE HOMES 14500 School and the C ity H all to 0634 for appointment C-4 4 tory Call 351-0519 5-4 8 Kalamazoo. 3-4 5 lanica. brand new. $275 351-7591 3-4 5 North U.S. 27 at Solon Road. 6-4 10 assist in the registration of EAST LANSING - Marigold Apart­ SUMMER FOyR-man luxury apart­ eligible voters who are stu­ R iv e r h o u s e ments • 911 Marigold Furnished ment. Air-conditioned, dishwasher, THE TACK SHOP. In the Mason Ele­ REGAL 10 by 55. Excellent through­ vator Annex. Quality Horse equip­ out. air conditioned, near campus dents at MSU. one-bedroom. air conditioned. Apartments Across street from campus. Phone garbage disposal, unlimited park­ ment. Just nine miles from cam­ Must sell 355-2821 3-4 5 In addition to the usual daily ing. balconv overlooking river. pus. 676-5734 1-4 3 Renting Immediately - IV 9-9651 for appointment. 10-4 9 Call 351-0778 3-4 5 registration hours at the City CHAMPION Mobile Home. 1966 12 Furnished 3 bedroom luxury BICYCLES. TROPICAL fish and all x52' on lot in Grand Ledge Call Hall, the Spartan Village School SEVERAL THREE and four-man Penthouse - Close to campus - apartments now available for spring NEWLY MARRIED? accessories. Must sell. Phone 353- 627-7386 5-4 9 w ill hold registration from 2-7 0985. 3-4 5 p.m. this F riday and A p ril 19. Short term lease available. term Call State Management. 332- TANGLEWOOD HAMPTON. 1966. luxurious 12x60 C all 337-2406, o r 332-0255 8687 c "4 9 MICROSCOPE: GERMAN Binocular, The City Hall w ill hold special SUMMER, FALL RENTALS APARTMENTS mechanical stage, power to 1000 Must sacrifice. 355-3038 3-4 5 hours from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. EYDEAL VILLA Apartments . . AVAILABLE, ALSO Now accepting leases for year 2 Bdrm., unfur., from 139.50 Call 694-5561 3-4 5 CURTIS. 1956. 8 x 32 $900 Call this Saturday. A p ril 20 and beginning September. 1968. Two- 351-6767. 3 p.m to 5 p.m 3-4 5 A pril 27. PKRFECT SUMMER apartment. Four- 351-7880 CAMERA MINOLTA turn lens reflex bedroom apartments for $240. month. In order to be eligible for man. close to campus. Furnished Swimming pool. ( I E appliances, gar­ F-3.5 lens. Factory cleaned and ad­ SABRE 10' x 50': Two bedroom, wood Balconv. Will sublet to group or REDUCTION FOR man spring Four- justed. case, polarizing filter and paneling throughout. Brand new fur­ registration, students must have bage disposal, furnished for four- individually. 351-5480 2-4 3 man or live-man. Call 351-4275 man sublease. Summer Chalet. flash gun. $65 Must sell. 332-6984. nace with guarantee Excellent con­ East Lansing as their “ regular 337-0764. 3-4'5 3-4 5 dition. $2.650. 355-6450. after 6 p.m. place of residence." which can after 5p.m C CEDARVIEW FURNISHED apart­ Ask for Dan. 10-4 ¡6 HASLETT APARTMENT. One or two STAINLESS STEEL commercial re­ be established if the student's ment available June 15 Scenic loca­ EAST SIDE - Two bedroom fur­ men immediately. $55 337-1133 C frigerator. Used one year. 21 inch d river's license shows his ad­ tion Near campus. 351-8075 5-4 8 nished apartment $150 month Aroin black and white television. Lost & Found dress as one on campus or in 487-3428 5-4 5 NEED ONE man for two man Bur­ SUMMER - CLOSE! One block from 694-6021. 3-4 5 LOST: NAVY blue purse along Haga- East Lansing. He must also Berkev. Two-man. Reduction. 351- cham Woods. Pool. 627-7739. 351- SUMMER SUBLET. One bedroom, dorn Road. Sentimental value. Re­ be 21 years of age, a U.S. . 0321. ...........................................4-? ? 0927. 5-4 8 COFFEE TABLE - Beautiful Afri­ air-conditioned. furnished. Near ward. 353-1553 2-4 3 citizen and a resident of M ichi­ can mahogany. Carved elephants TWO MAN Apartments, Furnished campus. 351-5838. 5-4 5 GIRL SPRING term, near campus. support table top. Personally im­ gan for at least six months. 135 Kedzie. 124 Cedar, and 129 FURNISHED APALWrN T for two ED Ap. Reduced rates Utilities included ported and refinished by seller Personal Burcham. from $130. - $160. per 351-8090. 3-4 4 351-4587. 5-4 9 Availabl R E N T E D a month Year and summer leases Call IV 7-3216. evenings 882-2316 C month E $100 3-4 3 GRADUATE STUDENTS. Downtown TAPE RECORDER Grundig TK-40 BEGINNER FOLK- guitar lessons. $1.50 per half hour Contact Shelly. 355-1928. 5-4 8 'Individual\ topic Lansing Brick studio apartment. Four-track. three-speed. micro­ SI BLF/T FOR summer Luxury apart- UNIVERSITY VILLA ment. One >r two men 351-5828 $110 furnished No lease, quiet phone 355-7838after5:30p.m. 3-4 5 FRANCIS X and the BUSHMEN avail­ of Provost series 3-4 3 study conditions, air conditioned. BEAL HOUSE 337-2455 or 351-6835 after 5 p.m. GIBSON JUMBO twelve string 1 'it able for booking Saturday night and "Individual Commitment in Spring-Sum mer-Fall Rentals 3-4 4 vears old. Plush lined case. $265 other dates this term. 484-7594 and FIVE ROOMS and bath furnished for 353-1872. 2-4 3 a Modern W orld" is the theme 489-9232. 3-4 5 2 & 3 MAN UNITS eoupk onlv. $110 . Utilities paid. of the 1968 Provost Lectures, Rental Office-635 Abbott Four miles from campus Call JIM FROM Morris. Michigan with 5-4 5 TWELVE STRING folk guitar with to be presented A p ril 15 through 351-7910 332-1772 after p.m. 3-4 5 an Austin Healy Think summer NORTH WIND electric pick-up. 353-2668. 18 by the Honors College, said 1967. May I see you? Please call NEEDED: JOHN R 623. Sharp, two bedroom FARMS 1-313-629-8885 after 5 p.m 3-4 5 Mary Beth Stulberg. chairman r e n t e d *1 3-4 3 apartment. Completely furnished. GOLF - STARTER set. Clubs. bag. Near campus Faculty Apartments balls. tees. $50 351-7246. after- of the Provost Lecture Com­ Pay own utilities.. Available im­ WANTED: INFORMATION concern­ mediately. $150. Call STAY REAL­ noons. 3-4 4 ing AF.Phi composite. Reward Call mittee. WANTED: TWO men for four man TY IV 5-2211. Realtor 3-4 3 3 5 1 -7 8 8 0 351-9200 1-4 3 The lectures, to be held at house. $40. per month. Call 489- NEW ENCYCLOPEDIA with diction 4442 3-4 3 EAST LANSING. One girl to share 4 p.m. in Fairchild Theatre on ONE MAN sub-lease two man luxury ary and bookcase $375. Call 353 furnished apartment. Prefer gradu- 79i5after6p.m. 3-4 4 THK ROGUES. The sleeping giant , u r c - f t a ' r . uVt-sT ‘ .'.W - FIVE ROOM small apartment. $40 apartment Summer term 351-0182 ate student. Single room. Phone 351- For Rent For Rent - • ■■■■•■ •v “ p i Icl t field. Telephone 337-9295 explore the. m p l . respon- month. Utilities paid Ex-GI only. 5-4 5 6427. 3 .4 4 Ik ' •> - 3<5 NEEDED: ONE man immediately WANTED ** ONE or two men lor TWELVfc StVititG ■••*. > ai'ortiVies anu -■» > , 127 Hill Streef. Lansing 3-4 3 watt stereo amplifier-$50 353 C e d a r G r e e n s A pts . NEED FOURTH man for Albert Apart­ New Cedar Village. $50. Call 355- three bedroom house - $50 485- 1962 5-4 9 1522. 3-4 4 WANTED: TWO girls over 21 lor dividual commitment, she said SUMMER TERM Sublet. Evergreen ments. Reduced rates. 351-0746 5-4 8 2926 5-4 9 three week trip to California Leave Arms. Four-man apartment. Re­ S p rin g, S u m m e r and June 8 th Call 393-5599 after 5 p m duced rates. 351-8732. 3-4 3 F a ll R e n ta ls UNIVERSITY TERRACE Apartments. NEEDED - TWO men for four man I—SEVERAL Mature young men to BOOKS. USED, over 50.000 10c 5-4 9 Service share cozy, clean, well furnished each. Call Ethel’s Second Hand 22 West, needs one man. 351-0686. Cedar Village Fall 353-2213. 3-4 5 DIAPER SERVICE-Diaparene An­ L u x u ry I B d rm . Units home in Lansing. Ample parking. Store. 669-9311. 4-4 5 ONE GIRL snrino Univer­ 3-4 4 TAKE A trip. See PEACE CORPS. tiseptic Process approved by. Doc­ sity Villa D P ^ i E D r e c rent. FURNISHED APARTMENT lor two Excellent deal. 482-5186 10-4 10 Student Cnion. International Cen­ tors. Same Diapers returned all 351-8631 STEREO — V.M. Eight months old. 355-8590. 5-4 5 TWO BEDROOM luxury apartment Available immediately $100 a ter. April 3-5.9 a m - 5 p.m 1-4 3 times. Yours or Ours. Baby Clothes $65: Desk-seven drawers, three Short term lease available. 351- month ED 2-4491 3-4 3 GIRL PRIVATjL^j Q K>m. newly washed free. No deposit. AMERI­ KILBOHN -- WALKING distance months old. 351-8963. 3-4 4 NORTHW1ND APARTMENTS - Need 4275 C cora»«!. i decora»«! ie , 0 cam* ASK BIMBO about his "coupon" CAN DIAPER SERVICE 914 East one man spring, two men summer from downtown New--one bed­ FOUR-MAN furnished apartment near pus $60 ^ ' 5-4 3 special for your next Pizza Party. Gier Street-Phone 482-0864. C room Furnished, parking Lease 126 MILFORT Two man furnished •USED VACUUM Cleaners). Hoov­ 351-8658. 5-4 5 Brody. Lots of parking $188 plus Call 489-243i. Try one for your­ required. 332-3135. 10-4 10 apartment. Twelve month lease . er uprights $20. El^ctroluxes $18. electricity. Call 332-2919 or 332- TWO BEDROOM home, unfurnished self and see if its not the best pizza EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS. Will $160 per month All utilities ex­ 2823 COFFMAN REALTY 3-4 5 Cannister Models less than one year 1443 1 2 EAST Michigan - two bed­ Married students preferred Phone you ever "et." C-4 4 do ladies' and mens’ alterations. cept electricity. Phone 372-5767. old $15 All guaranteed. DENNIS room. Heat, water furnished $125 CHALET FOUR-man apartment for Bob Renehens. 489-1487 3-4 5 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. 316 372-MI5. 3-4 4 month Will lay down new rugs. 351- 489-1656 C POETRY WANTED for anthology summer Phone 351-0858 3-4 3 ONE GIRL needed for spring term North Cedar. Lansing. 3-4 4 5323. C-4 5 351-0602 ONE GIRL or fourth girl needl'd IDLEWILD PUBLISHERS. 543 Fred­ TENNIS RACKETS, stringing, equip­ APARTMENT: HAM^-ent to girl erick. San Francisco. California. C-4 4 SUMMER TERM Sublet fhr.e man lor li’ >rk. .ED 2 - lor spt term Call 351-7468 after ^EARNINGS ARE. unlimited as an ment. etc Lowest prices around LARGE. SEMI-Furnished, five room - " ‘ -• » v tf'A r /Srf .s t-. vtfiviw Tour-man' X X- \ -t* v —......... - ■ . #*Cfit ( t* (L/r" iJtrur /tAA otttw.s 372-4167. 3-4 3 Iree time into $$$ For an appoint­ Gary Lazar. 351-8907 or MID- ng term apartment Summer term Re­ MALI EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS and ONK MAN needed fn ment. in your home, write Mrs MICHIGAN TALENT AGENCY. 351- ONE GIRL. Three man. two bed­ large fot — p l d ' T E O art meni duced rates. 353-3000 4-4 5 tansing,s t r e n t | B S ' -Mona Hurkins. 5664 School Street. dress maker for ladies Reason­ room apartment Parking $58 4-1626 byloic t>p m 5665. C-4 4 Ten mint f x w»*... camp ampus $55 Haslett. Michigan or call IV 2- able. Call 355-5855. 5-4 8 LUTHERAN month IV 5-0228, 3-4 3 month Call 393-3768 5-4 4 NEED ONE man tor two man Im­ 6893 C-4 5 mediately Pool $80 351-9403 3-4 5 FREE!! A Thrilling hour ql beauty M EN ’S CO-OP ONE GIRL needed for luxury apart­ FOUR BEDROOM home. Completely furnished. Utilities paid. Lansing For appointment call 484-4519. LAWNS -• NOW being contracted for R1CKEN BACKER TWELVE string MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS mowing season Call 351-4886 for .Supervised ment, lor summer term Call 351d| FOUR-MAN lurnished apartment for teacher Will rent home June 15 free estimate 5-4 9 rent for summer term. Call 351- guitar, like new. cheap, must sell. STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. C-4 4 0603 5-4 4 through end of August. Responsi­ B IG S u m m e r A partm e nts 0360. 3-4 5 ble fa m ily preferred. 489-9569. Brent. 353-7498 3-4 4 REDUCED RENT Waters Edge* 3-4 4 WALL STREET JOURNAl calls SEN­ Typing Sarvic* B E A U T IF U L A v a ila b le Apartment lor summer term Call RENTAL THIS term two blocks ACHTUNG! TELEFUNKEN has ar- TRY'S Young Driver Questionnaire 220 C e d a r Street from Union. One. two. or three rived-imporled direct from Ger­ a temper test! It could save $50 Q U IET 351-4361 5-4 4 women $65 per month apiece. Call Rooms many. For great buys on high qual­ on auto insurance If interested, and ANY KIND OF typing in my home. 4 -m a n -u n lt s - $180 month 489-2514 C HOUSE ONE MAN Sublet luxury apartment. 332-3895 5-4 9 ity stereo systems, tape recorders, between 21 and 25. call 485-3647 ($1.50 per man per day) NEAR UNION. Man to share nice or 882-7284 C-44 $60 month 1330 East Grand River and short-wave radios see NEJAC large quiet room for $28 month. TERM PAPERS. Theses, disserta­ GOOD FOOD Apartments are fu.'.ly c a r­ No 16. 351-9400 3-4 1 RENTAL TWO blocks from Union Parking. ED 2-4770 3-4 3 OF EAST LANSING. 543 East Grand SAVE MONEY - WASH - 20c LOAD. tions. manuscripts. Corona Elec­ Available summer term and 1968- River. C peted, furnished and a ir-con­ 69 school year. Men or women Complete drv cleaning, shirt ser­ tric, elite print. 332-8505. C-4 4 NEED ONE man for two-man Bur­ EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE double vice. WENDROW'S ECON-O-WASH. ditioned. Full kitchen, bath cham Woods Need one girl for four- Two and lour place units $50 - BICYCLE SALES, rentals and serv­ S ig n up now fo r $65 per student per month. Call or single for upper classman. Cook­ 3006 Vine. One block west of SearsC-4 4 LIPPINCOTTS PROFESSIONAL IBM and study room. Only two girl Burcham Woods. Spring and or ing Men." Near campus. 332- ices. Also used. EAST LANSING next y e a r summer. 351-0633 5-4 3 332-3895 5*4 9 CYCLE. 1215 East Grand River. theses typing rincluding math', blocks from Bessey and cen­ 0939. 5-4 9 Call 332-8303. C YARN AND FABRIC CENTER. Ma­ multilith 489-6479.489-0358 5-4 2 te r of campus. Social room 2-4 GIRLS for six man house Close son. Phone 676-2973. Fine fabrics, on ly $90/m onth TWO ROOMS, furnished, utilities SINGLE TWO blocks Bogue Park­ sewing accessories New orlon has T .V . set. Deposit re­ to campus. For next year 355- FARFISA COMBO compact organ. ANN BROWN: typist and multilith. except lights. $15 weekly. H.C. ing. $10 week. 237 Kedzie, 351- sport yarn! C-4 4 quired. Rental Agent: Greg 7144 3-4 5 Bass 30 amplifier Like new 351- offset printing. Dissertations, the­ 351-05 77 Jewett. 549 West Ash Street. Ma­ 9584. 3-4 3 8833. 3-4 3 ses. manuscripts, general typing. Owen, 351-4132. son. Phone OR 7-3461. nights. OR ONE STUDENT. $50 month. Private SOON APPEARING al the Coral IBM. 17 years experience. 332- 7-4693 C SINGLE. $14 per week Five blocks Gables-THE PAR AMOUNTS Now bedroom. 485-9516. 3-4 5 ALL TYPES of Optical repairs. 8384. C Irom campus •Cooking Phone 627- booking for spring term-Fridav Prompt service OPTICAL DIS­ NOW LEASING MEN: CLEAN, quiet, cooking, park­ ing Supervised Two blocks to Bcr- DELTA ARMS - Summer sublease Corner apartment. Spotless, re­ 5979. 3-4 4 COUNT 416 Tussing Building. Phone IV 2-4667 C-4 5 and Saturday nights. Call Larry. 355-6358 or Rick. 355-6336 5-4 5 STUDENT CAMPBELL DISCOUNT - SHEILA experienced typist. key. 487-5753 or 485-8836 C ROOMS FOR women. Kappa Alpha duced rates. 351-0883 3-4 5 Electric. Term papers. theses UNIVERSITY VILLA WANTED: FOUR" men for luxury apartment summer. Swimming pool. SUMMER SUB-Let - Four man lux­ Theta house. Ten week summer school - $225. Meals - Monday through Friday. Call 489-1311 5-4 8 BOOKCASE 7'. 3'z shelves, redwood and brick. $20 Call 337-0543 at IS YOl'R wife working to put you through school? Give her a dig­ nified 8 x 10 CERTIFICATE OF 337-2134. C 635 Abbott ury apartment. Air conditioning, 4 :30 or midnights. 3-4 3 MARILYN CARR. Legal secretary, 351-8980 5-4 3 ACHIEVEMENT on parchment-like swimming pool. 351-8312. S-4 9 typing at home. ElecMsc typewrit­ MENS DOUBLE. Clean private en­ paper which honors her contribu­ SIX STRING electric guitar with er After 5:30 p.m. ana weekends. BEAL HOUSE EAST SIDE room. Utiliti $90. ED 7-7151 r e n t e d • bed- close. 10-4 10 SINGLE DOWNSTAIRS, furnished, studio apartment. Newlv carpet«!, trance. Parking $12.50 week. 332-4709 Unsupervised 3-4 3 cord. No speakers. $30. Call 337- 0543 at 4 :30 or midnights. 3-4 '3 tion. Only $2 25. WILSET COM­ PANY. Route 2. Concord. New 393-2654. Pick-up and delivery. C utilities paid. 373-3893 or 882- Hampshire 03301. 5-4 5 208-216 Beal STOP! CHECK the newlv decorated PAULA ANN HAUGHEY: Profes­ 1676 after 6 p.m 3-4 5 SOUND COLUMN. Six speakers, wall-to-wall carpeted, private lav­ THE FINEST OCR Music you sional theses tvpisl IBM Selec- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Three great lor PA 332-6250. after 5 p.m atory rooms for men and women 3-4 3 can feel. Book now! 351-9359 tric. Multilith offset printing. 337- graduate women need fourth. Beech- ONE GIRL needed. Luxury apart­ at Spartan Hall Doubles. Singles. 5-4 4 1527. C wood Apartments. 351-6721. 3-4 5 ment. First month s rent free. Im­ mediate occupancy Call 351-5480 3-4 5 $8 to $13. per week Call 372- THREE 8 MM movie cameras Argus 1031 or 337-2225 for an appoint­ Cinemax 8 EE. Revere Eve-matic ment. 5-4 5 CA-I DejurElectra 332-1849 3-4 4 Peanuts Personal BARBI MEL. professional No job too large or too small. typist. NEED ONE Man spring term. Wat­ er’s Edge. Reduced rates. 351- THE COST of a Want Ad isn't high Block off campus. 332-3255. C 4 MAN SINGLES. MEN. Within walking dis­ TAPE RECORDER Noreleo 401 8374. 5-4 9 but its broad coverage will bring tance. Parking, quiet, clean, no tour-track stereo. lour speeds, responses to you within hours! LUXURY APTS EAST LANSING Close in. One block cooking. 351-6176. 5-4 3 microphone, speakers372-1800 5-4 8 Wanted from Union Three rooms and bath SULLJE: CONGRATULATIONS to you • 2 bedrooms GIRL -- OVER 20. Share efficiency BIRTHDAY CAKES 7" - $3 60. WANTED: BACKYARD lo rent for Utilities paid No students - single and Stormy Show’-down Zeke." Special-two terms. $9 50 week 8 ' - $4 12. 9" - 4 90 Delivered. dog until June Helen. 337-0514. 5-4 4 woman or married couple only. Your AOpi Sisters .’*• 1*4 3 Close to Union! 663-8418 or 337- Also sheet cakes. KWAST BAK­ • 2 bathrooms $115 per month Phone af&r 6 p.m.. ED 2-5988 3-4 5 '1598. 3-4 4 ERIES IV 4-1317 C-4 4 PHI KAPPA Theta congratulates new BLOOD DONORS needed. $7 50 for • Fully furnished KODACOLOR FILM. Size 620. 126 or actives: Jell Adler. Al Bell. Butch all positive A negative. B nega­ SUMMER: RIVERSIDE East, lour stu­ ATTENTION GIRLS: sleeping rooms tive. and AB negative. $10.00. O with cooking privileges. Call Fred 127. only 98c with this ad MAREK Daly. John Ellis. Mike Howard. John • Fully carpeted dents. reduced rate. 351-0245 after Mertz. John Misiti. and Bob Over- negative. $12.00 MICHIGAN COM­ Allen. 351-7934 or 351-0960. 4-4 5 REXALL DRUGS Prescription cen­ 5p.m. 3-4 5 kamp. We re proud to have you with MUNITY BLOOD CENTER. 507 ter at Frandor New lower everyday • A ir conditioned discount prices C-4 4 us! 1-4 3 12 East Grand River. East Lan-, NEEDED SUMMER term: three girls STUDIO ROOM - Available for two sing, above the new Campus Book Luxury Close $56.25 Call 351- -must have transportation. Refrig­ Store. Hours: 9-3:30 Monday. Tues­ • Balconies on erator. parking area-cal! ED 2- SEWING MACHINE clearance sale SHARON AND Pat. Dress too short0 0842 3-4 4 Use bridge Oh sure, thank you. day. and Friday: Wednesday and a ll apartments 3393after5:30p.m. 4-4 5 Brand new portables $49 50. $5.00 per month. Large selection of re­ Laugh, laugh, thought I’d die! Been Thursday. 12-6:30. 337-7183. C APARTMENT FOR three, lour, or SINGLE OR double student room conditioned used machines Singers. hustled. Rematch'.’ Mutt and Jeff 1-4 3 • One block from five studentsfor summer term Whites. Necchis. New Home and PLACE TO rent for rock band to 2 -3 MAN APARTMENTS campus Also apartment for 68-69 school year. Also two single furnished Male only. Near campus Available at once. IV 5-6581. ED 2-8531 3-4 4 "manv others. " $19.95 to $39.95. Terms EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Real Estate practice. Call 351-9359. 6-4 3 W ith in w a lk in g d istance to c am p u s! rooms. All utilities included and COMPANY. 1115 North Washington VISITING PROFESSOR and family • From $260. the parking space Call 669-3131 PRIVATE: COOKING privileges OKEMOS - INDIAN Hills. Air- need furnished house or apartment 489-6448. C-4 4 conditioned. three bedroom, brick after 5 p.m. 1-4 3 $48 month. Call 485-9269 after 5 July 25 through September 1 pre­ p m. ranch. Dining room, living room 9 DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and ferred: month of August acceptable with picture windows, modern kit­ engagement ring sets. Save 50 per chen with built ins. large lot which Write to: John R Baker. 4309 Ross Houses UNSUPERVISED ROOMS Near cam­ cent or more. Large selection of Road. Ames. Iowa 50010. 3-4 5 • Air-conditioned pus. $150 per term. 332-4558 143 plain and fancy diamonds. $25-$150. borders on Indian Hills golf course SUMMER TERM Student family Bogue 5-4 9 Call Franklin DeKline II. IV 5- • Furnished, carpeted Reasonable rates Near campus WILCOX SECOND-HAND STORE. 509 East Michigan Phone 485-4391. 7226. residence. 337-2175. PORTER TWO GIRLS for four-man apart­ • Parking f WATER 1 Parking. 332-8903. 4-4 5 CLEAN. QUIET room for male stu­ C REALTY COMPANY. REALTORS ment summer term. Close' to cam­ pus. Call 351-8600. H I dent. Some cooking. Parking 484- 6-4 5 • Laundry facilities / EDGE SUMMER TERM. 1. 2 3. or 4 man 1006. 3-4 5 CORNET - CONN-constellation - EAST LANSING -' L ' shaped ranch, IF AN EXTRA typewriter is tak­ V Now Leasing For Fall rooms. Two blocks from Union. three-bedrooms-up: plus two in ing up space in your home, you • Kitchens include disposal And Summer $10 week, with kitchen privileges SINGLE ROOM on three room floor LTD. Like new. West Shaw - 355- finished basement. Near Red Cedar can depend upon a State News Want 351-0577. 5-4 5 W ith parking ED 2-2882 3-4 5 9165 3-4 5 • Friendly management Ad to sell it for you. R IVER’S NEEDED TWO men share house. VOX PHANTOM twelve-string, School. Fireplace. drapes included. Two-car garage. carpeting, GIRL - HOUSE near campus Own • from $180.09 EDGE bedroom. Newly decorated, spa­ $44 month. Campus near 351-7754. brand new. never played. $150 off. Call 332-4627 . 5-4 5 «$ WANTED TO lease three or four 3-4 5 351-8646. 3-4 5 bedroom bous^ unfurnished, be­ cious $60 351-7516. Summer, fall. ginning September. East Lansing. 3-4 3 YOUR DREAM OF extra cash can come true when you put a low- English Department professor. SSI- Rental Office: EAST SIDE. Campus close. 2’a bed­ ROOMS FOR " ' . r f C O its. Down­ ’A nimal« cost Want Ad to work for you. 8291 MS town. E a ( N I c a r p e t e d Try one and see! Leasing hours: rooms. compact house for 3-5 and dra.W V.ow at summer rates. GIRL NEEDS female travel com­ GOVAN MANAGEMENT 8:00 P.M. - 10 p.m. dally adults. $160. furnished, dishes. Phone 351-4530. indluces C10-4 14 $8.50 single. $15 double. 312 Grove. 10-4 9 NOAH'S ARK PETS 223 Ann Street, open week nights till 8 p.m. 5-4 4 MASON AR EA - four bedrooms, panion Europe. August Inexpensive plan. 355-4252 1-1 3 March 27 - April 15 double garage, furnished basement. 635 Abbott Apt. 103 - RIVER'S EDGE two sing ! pc_ k | « r c n ,se with MEN: CLEAN, quiet, cooking, park­ SIAMESE KITTEN S - fem ale pure Lot 128 by 208. Semi-rural area. WANTED TO buy: Good used string other girls REN' campus. ing. Supervised Two blocks to bred. Seal Point. $15. 337-7364. $24.000 Available June 15. 676- bass. Call 351-7276 after 4 p.m 3-4 S 351-7910 OR PHONE 332-4432 351-6446 5-4 5 Berkev. 487-5733 or 485-8836 C 3-4 4 4391. 3-4 4 14 Michigan State News, E ast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, April 3 , 1968 Bombing area LOWESTFOODPOKES MTOWN HUE (cwrtiMed from page one) was being accurate in his-gen­ officials refused to say where the eral description of the area permitted bombing area ex­ which U.S. bombers m ay con­ HAS THE tends. tinue to strike. However, sources pinpointed High defense officials contend the line as the 20 th parallel. Privately, some and civilian officials criticized m ilita ry that the Joint Chiefs of Staff support the decision to lim it the bombing. NO STAMPS, NO COUPONS, NO GIMMICKS, JUST LOWER FOOD PRICES-MON. THRU SUN. the lack of specific details in Sources close to the chiefs do the Johnson announcement as to the extent of the area in which not dispute that they are sup­ porting the decision-now that it 7 DAYS A WEEK! SW IFT’S PREMIUM PROTEN SAVORY bombing would be allowed. These officials contended that has been made by higher au­ thority. 0 ROUNDSTEAK this omission opens the adm inis­ But it was made clear that the tration to charges of misleading chiefs have not changed their the American public. individual views which favor a The North Vietnamese arm y heavier, rather than a lighter, newspaper hit on that theme, bombing attack on North V iet­ LB. according to a Japanese report nam. from Hanoi. Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chair­ JU ST A F E W B L O C K S O F F C A M P U S AT S W I F T ’S P R E M I U M P R O T E N S W I F T ’S P R E M I U M P R O T E N Defenders of the adm inistra­ man of the Joint Chiefs, was tion argued that the President reported to have told some 300 Q U A N T IT Y R IG H T S 3301 E. M ICHIG AN AVE. Marine officers in a speech at SIRLOIN STEAKS LB. T-BONE STEAKS LB. Quantico. Va . that he could OPEN WEEK DAYS 8 A .M .-1 0 P .M . Key system "liv e w ith " the presidential decision. OPEN SUNDAYS 10 A .M .-7 P .M . Sen. J. W. Fulbright. D- F A R M E R P E E T ’S T E N D E R R O A S T IN G M EA TY TURKEY (continued from page one) Ark., charged Tuesday the "W e wanted the keys not only to alleviate the incon­ venience of having sorority bombing cutback ordered by President Johnson "is of no consequence and certainly not S a v e S a v e o n y o u r E a s t e r CHICKENS DRUMSTICKS MNC BOLOGNA members s t a y up late." Miss an inducement for the North C a n d y a t B i g E ! a com plete Fitch said, "b u t as a pro­ to come to the conference table." SELECTION, MASS DISPLAYED FOR tective measure for the house," Miss Fitch checked into insurance and said said alumni Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, of Montana, YOU-ALL AT LOW, LOW PRICES C C using keys would not. affect and some other members dis­ LB. LB. LB. insurance rates at a ll because agreed. keys would enable the house Fulbright held that, in an­ to be locked all the tim e for nouncing the change in bombing added safety. policy Sunday night. Johnson CHECK! COM PARE! ECKR1CH 10 O Z . 'P A a ARMOUR STUFFED p j ECKRICH n AuLla L MEAT Keys w ill be numbered and a weekly check of g irls' keys w ill be made, probably at had left the impression that a ir attacks would be confined to the immediate area of the dem ili­ EVERYDAY-ANY DAY LOW PRICES! SMOKY-LINKS & 590 TURKEYS LB. 540 FUNFRANKS LB. Monday night meeUogs. Miss tarized zone between South and • .*'• ' * i. F . '«t.. x'VtcV/ S cfa u t Since rrfen. ,Jru i^ rig h i ‘ said. i ,o S I M S L A N D JA R ifbiFT'ir PfTeMIUM cate" w ill also b e p r i n t e d o n - ■ J i h * r e extended more than each k e y 2 M mwvrix TvoTth of Vhe zone . CAUREOHAM " I f a g irl loses her key. D E L MONTE she w ill have 48 hours to 14 O Z . W T . 16526116 find it." Miss Fitch said. " I f she can't find it. the o ri­ ginal $32.00 deposit w ill pay Civil rights (continued from page one) BTL. LB. CAN for a new lock and new keys." H l-C G R A P E OR If a sorority member never Members of the Human Re­ loses her key. she w ill be re­ lations Commission, who made SWIFT’ S PREM. OR L . MAPLE _ _ OSCAR MAYER flA j. SWIFTS ^vviK PREMIUM l’ a PKbMIUM € C 00 ORANGE DRINK funded the $32 when she moves from the house. Parents were notified of the recommendation, said that they had heard no complaints about the penalty clause. At C A M P B E L L ’S SLICED BACON 740 LINK SAUSAGE lb. 690 CANNED HAM & the proposed change to keys Monday's Council meeting, a ECKRICH SLICED BOB EVANS SKINLESS 12 OZ. E A a peschke p p . letter Was acknowledged from 690 LINK SAUSAGE WT' 590 SU. BOLOGNA lb. WC through an information letter delivered over spring break. Miss Fitch said. a citizen who was in favor of the penalties. Rv tk© »»4%^ •'«tvrv PORK AND BEANS HUNTS'S , r r - COOKED HAM !' 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