T ig e rs so ck I t C o rd s, - jk 1 Lolich, N orthrup combine to end 23-year drought to become the third team In Series history ST LOUIS (U PI) - Mickey Lolich out- It was the first- tim e the Cardinals, pitched World Series “ m a ste r” Bob v to win a seven-game Series a fte r trailing who’ve won 12 pennants and seven World Gibson and the D etroit Tigers broke 3-1 and m ake himself the eighth pitcher Series, have lost the seventh gam e of a through for three runs in the seventh inning to win three gam es in one Series. Series. It was also only the third world Thursday to beat the St. Louis Cardinals The Tigers, a come-from-behind team championship for the Tigers--the first two 4-1 and win their first world baseball all season as they won 40 gam es after w ere in 1935 and 1945-in eight attem pts. champion ship in 23 years. being tied or behind in the seventh inning, Gibson, who struck out eight to boost Lolich, the rugged individualist who w ere held to one hit by Gibson over the his Series total to 35 to break the record drives a m otorcycle to the T igers’ home first six innings. of 31 he set in 1964, was breezing through gam es, m atched shutout pitching with But the Tigers erupted for seven hits the seventh when he retired Mickey Gibson, winner of seven World Series in the final three innings to snap G ibson’s Stanley and A1 Kaline before Norm Cash gam es including two in this classic, until seven-game winning streak in Series com­ singled on a 3-2 pitch for his 10th hit of the seventh when the Tigers got one of the petition. the series. A traditional late-season standout who Willie Horton then hit Gibson’s next big breaks of the Series. The break cam e with two out and Norm likes to pitch in cool w eather, Lolich was pitch for a single to left th at sent Cash to Cash and Willie Horton on base as a result brilliant as he held the Cards to ju st five second. of singles. Jim N orthrup walloped a long hits on the mild afternoon in the mid-60s N orthrup, who led the Tigers in RBIs drive to centerfield which appeared while the crowd of 54,692 a t Busch Mem­ this year with 90 and hit a grand slam in catchable. But Curt Flood, one of the orial Stadium pleaded in vain for the the sixth gam e Wednesday, then stepped best c e n t e r f i e l d e r s in the m ajors, Cardinals to solve his deliveries. But the up and rifled Gibson’s first pitch to center­ stum bled as he turned to run for the ball only player to do so was Mike Shannon, field. and it sailed over his head for a two- who hit a solo homer with two out in the It was a good shot but seemed well ninth, after the Tigers already had won within Flood’s reach until he stumbled run triple. Bill Freehan followed with a double to the game. and alm ost fell while going to his left. left field scoring N orthrup and giving Lolich also stopped the C ards’ running By the tim e he recovered, the ball was Lolich and the Tigers a 3-0 lead over game. In the sixth inning, he gave up over his head for a two-run triple. Gibson, who had pitched one hit ball singles to speedsters Lou Brock, who tied Anyway, it was enough to beat Gibson through the first six innings. a series record with 13 hits, and Curt although Freehan then doubled in N orth­ T hat's all Lolich, working with just Flood. But then he proceeded to pick both rup with an insurance run and singles by two days rest, needed to enable the Tigers of them off base. Horton, Northrup and Don W ert produced another run in the eighth. W a tc h th a t s lid e r While a stum ble cost the Cards, the Tigers,' who w ere sloppy when they lost The T ig e r s M ick ey Lolich is concentrating Intently as he h u rls the Bengals to t h e ir f i r s t W o r ld S eries (Please turn to page 7) v ic to ry in 23 years by beating the St. Louis C ard in a ls in the seventh game, 4 -1 . U P I Telephoto Friday M IC H IG A N I * STATE U N IV E R S IT Y TA T r E a st Lansing, Michigan October 11,1968 1®C Vol. 61 Number 60 R A IN P R E D IC T E D A p o llo s p a c e c r a f t se t to g o CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) - W eather we a re planning for the full duration,” leave the spacecraft in which case we bits around the moon a t C hristm as-tim e. w as “ a bit of a question m ark ,” but three said William C. Schneider, Apollo 7 m is­ would scrub for 24 hours,” he said. The 363-foot-tall Saturn 5 super rocket confident Apollo 7 astronauts Thursday sion director for the National Aeronautics The $145 million, 163-orbit mission will for that mission, scheduled to blast off w ere given a “ go” to blast off F riday on and Space Administration. answ er two questions: about Dec. 20, rolled to its launch pad Wed­ an 11-day space flight that could steer “ Our m ost im portant learning for this Has the nation recovered from the Apollo 1 tragedy, which killed three astronauts nesday. America back on course to the moon. flight is to determ ine how the spacecraft (Please turn to page 11) Even as the countdown clock began for la sts,” added flight director Glynn Lunney and grounded all m anned space flights an 11 a.m . liftoff, however, project offi­ in a news conference. for 20 months? Can Apollo spaceships safely fly men LBJ balks at cials adm itted there was “ a distinct possi­ “ W eather is a little bit of a question H a n g o n , B ill bility” the flight by veteran astronaut Wal­ m ark a t the m om ent,” as far as the launch to the moon? te r M. Schirra Jr. and his two space rookie is concerned, said Dr. W ernher von Braun, If the mission goes the full 4Vz-million The t h r i l l of v ic to ry is reflec te d in the face of T ig e r p itc h e r M ickey Lolich as he is c a r r i e d off the fie ld by a v ery strong c atch e r Bill Freehan a fte r the final Cardinal was r e t i r e d giving the locals th e ir copilots, Donn F. E isele and W alter Cun­ ningham, will not go the full 11 days. “ We expect the possibility--and we think director of NASA’s M arshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., which developed Saturn-Apollo rockets. m iles, Navy Capt. Schirra, Air Force Maj. Eisele and civilian astronaut Cunning­ ham will have logged a combined total new attempt it’s a distinct possibility-to shorten it. but “ The predictions are good, but there will of 780 m an hours ih space, compared to S eries win. UPI Telephoto be some shower activity in the morning. And should the shower situation indicate only 534 man hours accum ulated by all Soviet cosm onauts to date. to oustWarren th at the wind prior to launch m ay increase, Success also could clear the way for the WASHINGTON (AP) - P resident John­ it m ay become necessary for the crew to next astronaut team , Apollo 8, to fly 10 or- son pulled back Thursday from any new O H IO 'IT C O N T R O V E R S Y effort to replace E arl W arren a s chief jus­ tice of the United States. voice It was left unclear, however; w hether Students demand Johnson m ight m ake another a ttem p t be­ fore his term expires Jan. 20. Warren subm itted a notice of retirem en t last June to take effect a t the P resident’s pleasure. Johnson nominated Associate By MARK EICHER Dave Stivison, student body president, The com m ittee contains three (of the Justice Abe F o rtas to head the court. At State News Staff W riter gave a “ State of the Student Body” speech nine) Trustees, one alumnus, and a facul­ the sam e tim e he subm itted the nam e of Students a t Ohio University, Athens, following the C hairm an’s announcement ty representative. Hom er Thornberry, an old friend who is Ohio, are “ up in the a ir" concerning an an­ th at no students will be named to the Johnson said Monday th at no students now a U.S. Court of Appeals judge in nouncement m ade by U niversity Board of five-man selection com m ittee which is to would be named to the selection com m it­ Texas, to fill the vacacy th at would be T rustees Chairm an F red Johnson that help choose the U niversity’s next presi­ tee “ simply because it has been decided by created by F o rta s’s elevations. no students will aid in the selection of Ohio dent. The F o rtas nomination w as blocked in The selection com m ittee was named Sep­ the Board of T rustees" th at the present U niversity's next president. the Senate by a filibuster and Johnson tem ber 13 by Johnson to m ake recom ­ selection com m ittee structure is adequate. Student body vice-President Rita Coriell withdrew it, a t F o rta s’s request. said, “ Our student body president recom ­ mendations to the Board of Trustees. Ohio Johnson said the absence of students on IOv, a statem en t Thursday Johnson re ­ mended Tuesday that students participate law requires th at the Trustees, not the the com m ittee is not due to lack of student called that he has said “ I do not believe in organized disruption of U niversity ac­ selection com m ittee, m ake the final selec­ responsibility. th at I can find a person who is b e tte r' tiv ities.“ tion of the new president. qualified to succeed Chief Ju stice W arren The entire Board of T rustees decided on in the nation’s highest judicial post than the structure of the selection com m ittee, Mr. Ju stice Fortas. Johnson said. However, two m em bers “ I deeply re g re t th at the Senate filibuster Egypt blam es U.S. of the selection com m ittee said last week the final decision concerning who should be represented on the com m ittee rested prevented the Senate from voting on the nomination of Justice F ortas. Had the Sen­ ate been perm itted to vote, 1 am confident with Johnson-not the entire Board of Trus­ th at both Justice F o rtas and Judge Thorn­ for Mideast deadlock calls for the w ithdrawal of Israeli forces tees. In addition Johnson named two advi­ sory com m ittees to subm it nam es to the berry would have been confirmed. Their qualifications a re indisputable. “ In ordinary tim es I would feel it m y duty UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) now to send another nam e to the Senate from Arab territo ry occupied since the selection com m ittee for consideration. Egyptian Foreign M inister Mahmoud for this high office. I shall not do so. June w ar last year. However, the selection com m ittee can re­ Riad accused the United Nations Thurs­ “ These a re not ordinary tim es. We a re je c t any of the nam es subm itted. day of standing in the way of Middle threatened by an em otionalism , p artisan­ E a st peace by supplying political and It is the duty of the Security Council, One of the special advisory com m ittees W h a t a c h o ic e ! ship and prejudice that compel us to use m aterial support to Israel-tncluding wea­ he said, to see th at this resolution is will consist of 13 U niversity alumni scat­ These a re the ten MSU coeds who have been chosen to compete fo r carried out and it is the council’s obliga­ g reat care if we are to avoid injury to our pons and planes. tered across the country while the other the t itl e of Homecoming Queen to be crowned Sunday, O c to b e r 13, tion, as well, to guarantee any agreed com m ittee will contain 15 representatives constitutional system .’’ In a m ajor policy address beforje the at a dinner given in h e r honor. Candidates are» (Top row, left to 125-nation G eneral Assembly, ’.Riad settlem ent. -se v e n faculty m em bers, to adm inistra­ right) Cathy C alde ro n , N o rth fie ld I II ., sophomore; Anne P o r t e r , H H H ’s s o n h t r t bitterly accused Israel of underm ining thé tors, two non-academic employes, a rep­ L a p e e r sophomore; Cindy D y s a rz , Huntington Woods, ju nior; Mau­ peace efforts of U.N. envoy Gunnar V. ' ‘We cannot im agine,” he asserted, resentative of the Athens community, Hubert H. Humphrey III will be meet­ reen M u r r a y , D e tro it sophomore; M a r le n e Santionl, D earborn Ja rrin g and of defying U.N. resolutions. “ th at Israel could have been able to and three students. ing with HHH campaigners at 9 p.m . in continue its policy of aggression and Johnson asked student body President junior; and Judy D auer, Hinsdale , I II ., s e n io r. (Bottom row, left to He attacked Isra e l's latest peace plan 35 Union. “Skip” Humphrey will be at the as an instrum ent of surrender for the Arab defiance of the United Nations and its Stivison to appoint the three student rep­ rig h t): Nancy Landis, L a H jdson, Ohio, sophomore, Sharon T u r n e r , Capitol at 5 p.m. and at the new HHH head­ countries. The way to peace, he said, is resolutions had it not been receiving the resentatives, but Stifison refused. Y p s lla n ti sophomore; M a r y Lou Roth, E a st Loosing junior; and quarters in Frandor Shopping Center at through im plem entation of the Security political and m aterial support of the P a t r i c i a F r e d e r ic k , D e tro it junior. 7:30 p.m. (Please turn to page 11) Council resolution of last Nov. 22 which United S tates.” 2 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n F r id a y , O c to b e r 11, 1968 BO UTKU K RAPS U .S . D IS C U S S P O L IT IC S , R E F O R M Socialist Party: Bia lO conference fruitful ■*TV, ’ * TJr , 4P* . , / * 'j f ípeople, L . he only alternative* By DEBORAH FITCH State News Staff Writer who know what they're doing." He is working on the establish­ m ent of a student-faculty-admin- a research person in the class­ room, as a textbook is research m aterial. His students should a re so few interested said, "th a t it is hard to or­ ganize the p rogram .” withdrawal of troops in Vietnam EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the learn that he is a person, too.” Costantino said that from his By PHYLLIS ZIMBLER and also calls for the immediate istration com m ittee to determ ine second article by ASMSU report­ The group agreed th a t the experience as a dorm residence State News Staff Writer withdrawal of U.S. troops all and com pare academ ic goals er Deborah Fitch on the Big Ten new em phasis on com plete ed­ assistant, there is evidence that over the world. and stream line communications. Student Body Presidents Con­ ucation instead of com plete the freshm en a re changing. The Socialist party offers “But were not isolationists," At N orthw estern, President ference held last weekend in training would eventually result “ They a re m uch m ore willing the only real alternative to the Boutelle said. The Socialists do F ran Shanahan said, they are Madison, Wis. in a five-year-or-longer college to challenge things around them. present political system in the not feel that it is right to have After it was established that working for a com prehensive United States, Paul Boutelle, program . The d raft has had a g re a t ef­ American troops interfering with pass-fail system and, with the Big Ten schools had an active Goldfarb complained about the fect on th em .” vice presidential candidate of other people in the world for interest in each other, their free university, an extension of the Socialist party, told approx­ student government. They are rigidity in m ost educational pro­ Noting the g reat concern the interests of the United State« . presidents set about putting it gram s. “ Education doesn’t go among the presidents for the imately 150 MSU students at 105 “Our position is that the U.S. also implem enting a plan to to work. from eight to five,” he said, plight of the freshm en, the con­ Kedzie Wednesday night in a government is the enemy of They trim m ed their dis­ seat students on faculty plan­ “ nor does it have to be so ference passed a resolution which speech sponsored by the MSU people fighting for their free cussions to three m ain area s ning com m ittees in order to have highly stru ctured.” states that “ it is essential that chapter of the Young Socialist dom,” he said. of interest: academ ic reform , a say in curriculum planning. He also said that establish­ student governm ents run an in­ Alliance. “There is no basic difference The Socialist party supports ^j,e struggle of the workers in My chances? student conduct and political Jim G raham , National Stu­ ing student seats on a host itial freshm an orientation involvement. of faculty com m ittees was not and continuing orientation pro­ between McCarthy, Humphrey, the united States who are try- Paul B o u te lle , v ic e p r e s id e n t i a l c a n d id a te on the Wisconsin President David dent Assn. (NSA) vice pres­ the answer. “ We can’t keep gram beyond the university ori­ Wallace, Nixon and Rockefel- jng to reap more fruits from S o c i a l i s t W o r k e r s P a r t y , spoke W ed ne sda y to a g a th ­ Goldfarb said that his govern­ ident for cam pus affairs, told track of all the kids on fac­ entation that will help stu­ ler,” he said. “They all sup- their labor, e r i n g in K e d z ie s a y in g th a t the S o c i a l i s t Pa--ty was m ent is trying to build a stu­ the group that very few schools ulty com m ittees.” dents to constructively challenge port a capitalist society with “There can be no revolutionary dent m ovem ent for academ ic have been successful in im ­ the o n ly hope f o r the U n ite d S tates. N orthw estern’s Shanahan pre­ the university and work for private means of ownership. change in America without the reform ; “a cadre of people plem enting academ ic reform and State News photo by Bob Iv in s sented another view of the stu- academ ic refo rm .” The socialist platform calls working class,” he said. The that, in fact, some schools are dent-faculty com m ittee; th at the From academ ic reform , the for immediate and unconditional workers are not at a level of not ready to experim ent. conference moved to the board A rt Costantino, NSA coor­ stress does not necessarily have consciousness to revolt yet, he to be on implementing change; area of student conduct, includ­ explained. dinator a t MSU and coordinator Garfinkel colls for local ra th e r to “ stir up” the fac­ ing discussion of cam pus “ We support freedom for op­ of the conference, added that “ there is an inherent inferi­ ulty and elicit consciousness of and local police forces. pressed people and we support the students’ desires. At Wisconsin, Goldfarb said, the Black P anther m ovem ent,” ority complex a t work when students deal with faculty. They G raham and Goldfarb agreed a student can be suspended in Boutelle, who was wearing a “ Red P ow er" button in sym pa­ thy with an Indian movement in Vancouver, Canada, said. student support for HHH A call for student support on Lincoln's writings on precinct phrey a re a m inority in Ingham have a different definition of education. If they can get over this inferiority thing, then they th at getting faculty m em bers involved on com m ittees and pro­ gram s that the students are run­ ning, ra th er than the reverse, an em ergency situation, but can­ not be expelled pending a hear­ ing. The Wisconsin faculty, he said, is fighting for m ore con­ “ People som etim es forget that can find out what they w ant from the local level of the Humphrey- organization to support his main County and in the country as a education.” would be a new approach to trol in this area. black people a re workers. Black Muskie cam paign was made point that "organization can whole right now," Harvey Ross, At N orthw estern, w here the an old problem. people can’t become free with­ by H erbert Garfinkel, dean of beat you." Garfinkel said that co-chairm an for the Ingham Mark Munsell of Purdue asked cam pus police a re active, the out a struggle against the cap­ Ja m es Madison College. Wed­ it is not often that work on County cam paign, said. the group how the idea of ed­ Turning to the students at president has “ blanket power italist system ." he said. ucational reform would relate large, the presidents decided ACQUAINTED nesday evening in the Union. the local level will be a great to expelí" on the grounds of Boutelle said that the present Bill Loadman, coordinator of to the curriculum s for the pro­ Garfinkel spoke to a meeting factor in an election such as th at freshm en orientation pro­ “ conduct unbecoming a stu­ problem s in the United States youth for the Ingham County fessions, such as engineering. of the Student Coalition for the one coming up. But this gram s a t their schools were dent." a painfully hazy descrip­ WEEK a re serious and that the Social­ ist party is conducting a serious campaign. Their party will be Humphrey-Muskie, which is year with Humphrey running be­ hoping to generate student sup­ hind we m ust do all th at we1' port for the D em ocratic ticket can. he said. campaign, said that the organ­ ization is setting up one person in each complex to act as a He noted that the students in these professional fields w ere “ well-trained, but not ed­ far too “ short and shallow." as MSU’s P eter Ellsw orth said. Munsell’s idea about supple­ tion of m isconduct, the confer­ ence agreed. The sam e power, once existing a t Wisconsin, was Oct. 21-25 on ballots in 21 states and they a re conducting a write-in cam ­ paign in some other states. on campus. The dean quoted Abraham also called for cam paign as­ sistance. dissem inator of information. Other Humphrey supporters He said that the group’s m ajor em phasis would be on getting the students to support Hum­ ucated." Wisconsin’s Goldfarb swered. “ A nuclear physicist an­ menting the university’s orien­ tation program was to hold four sessions of about 20 students abolished. Goldfarb said. On the question of cam pus police forces, Shanahan asked has to learn about life, too. each to talk with upperclass­ the unansw erable: Should “ We who want to elect Hum­ phrey. I feel that an instructor is m en about the university. There cam pus police carry guns? » GOGREEK! ENGINEERS GREEK FOOD EVERY A r e p r e s e n t a t i v e f r o m the J e r v i s B. Webb C o m p a n y w i l l be on C a m p u s — SATURDAY Friday, October 18, 1968 NIGHT 5-10 P.M . T 7: N . 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Throughout Wednesday and was in d irect contradiction. There did not appear to be any Thursday in Saigon, official and political affiliations among the highest levels of the govern­ m ent. Many observers reg srtled the -denied reports of a fact that high-level eqveyvr»®«'* atvvs'u irv^cnnifectiii'n with —.4 .y -rry ^ ,ta explain S?ov«?rnmoHt oiw fw Ti» »%,. »«)». A capsule Summary of t h e a a y - l i e v e n t s rrom sources and spokesmeri - al­ the coup arid'that more^persons governm ent officials on whether the contraaicifol however dication ot Dasic urfWsine'ss a t thw arted coup against his one- our wire s e r v ic e s. __________ year-old elected government. though not from his office had would be taken into custody there had been a coup attem pt the highest levels. He blamed the reports on “ ru­ told newsmen that there had Thieu said there had been no One otficiai. a spokesman for Some actions by Thieu him­ the governm ent press office, self m ay have inadvertently said at m idm orning: "You can contributed to the coup reports. GOP kills free TV debate “ T he m a n w h o s to o d a t th e say there was an attem pted E a rlie r this week, he sent to s c h o o l house d o o r, d e fy in g coup but that it failed. The sam e office said in m id­ all V ietnam ese m ilitary com­ the lam, is n o w p re te n d in g to afternoon. quoting from a presi­ m anders a cable that said there be the a p o s tle o f o r d e r . ” w ere rep o rts of a possible coup. ate was sprung by Republican dential communique, that the the 49 other senators w ere out of Mark Trice, secretary of the reports of a coup were "false He ordered the com m anders to P re s id e n t J o h n s o n in r e f ­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Ef­ Leader E verett M. Dirk sen of put down all gatherings on their town. Senate Republicans, com m ent­ rum ors spread by the Commu­ e re n ce to t h ir d p a r ty c a n d i­ forts to rem ove the legal hur­ Illinois as soon as Mansfield own initiative, without asking ed: “ We’re against this bill. nists and uninformed people." dles to free television-radio de­ Mansfield then moved th at ac­ called up the equal tim e legisla­ perm ission from Saigon. d a te G eo rg e C. W a lla ce . Now let the D em ocrats produce Until the presidential sta te ­ bates between the m ajor presi­ tion on the equal tim e bill be tion. Dirksen first raised the Even within the government, a quorum if they can .” ment. a high-level governm ent dential candidates collapsed postponed indefinitely, thus kill­ point of no quorum. apparently, Thieu s directives Thursday in the face of a Re­ ing it. The Senate turned to oth­ When such a point is raised, There are 63 D em ocrats, official continued to talk with had caused consternations, and International News publican sit-out that blocked er legislation in a drive toward the Senate cannot do business enough for a quorum, but too newsmen about an attem pted officials let out word about a • North V ietnam ese units th at once threatened Saigon are Senate action. adjournm ent of this session of unless a m ajority of the 100 sen­ few w ere in town to rescue the coup The official, not in Thieu s coup attem pt. M ajority Leader Mike Mans­ Congress. ators answer the roll call. equal tim e bill. office, has knowledge of the on the verge of starvation a fte r huge food caches w ere seized field, D-Mont., was unable to Dirksen made sure there in allied sweeps, U.S. officers reported Thursday. Adding to the enem y difficulties, North V ietnam ese bases near the Cambodian border have been pounded by U.S. B52 m uster a quorum to take up the House-passed legislation and The quick GOP victory in the would be no quorum by posting Senate was in sharp contrast to a page boy outside the cham ber MEETING ROOMS LOU RAWLS Oct. 18th 8 p.m . said under the circum stances he action in the House, where pas­ to tell GOP senators not to re ­ high altitude bom bers and enough weapons have been cap­ had no choice except to bow to sage cam e Wednesday after a spond to the quorum call. Bells PUT THAT POINT ACROSS $2.50 & $3.50 Reserved tured since Jan. 1 to equip four divisions, the U.S. Command reported. the GOP opposition. historic lock-in that killed off a are rung in the Capitol and its At UNIVERSITY INN available at Campbell’s And even after that, with the succession of delaying quorum surrounding office buildings to M arshall M usic, Union & Door Republican sit-out lifted, it took calls by Republicans. summon senators when there is .N ow 5 M eeting Rooms A vailable • P rim e M inister Keith Holyoake of New Zealand said nearly two hours to m uster a The surprise tactic in the Sen­ such a call. . F o r Groups fr o m 5 to 80 * * * * * Thursday that achievem ent of peace in Vietnam should not bare quorum of 51-17 Republi­ end the concern of the United States and of New Zealand for .Luncheons, D inners, Banquets C a te re d the future of Southeast asia. He told a news conference: ‘‘Both of us will need to back­ stop the sm all countries of this area against the th rea t of ag­ cans and 34 D em ocrats. Most of • MSU STUDENTS 5 The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State University, is pvblished every class day throughout the year with special Welcome Week by T a r p o f f ’ s ,202 Rooms to Accommodate Y o u r : HOMECOMING I and Orientation issues in June and September. Subscription rates are $14 Delegates gression and to assist in their economic developm ent." • 5 Î DANCE • Y o u ’ re Invited to an • per year. Member Associated Press, United Press International. Inland Daily Press National News • OPEN HOUSE • Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigan Press Association. Mich­ • _ ,, , • igan Collegiate Press Association, United States Student Press Association. « • Vice President Hubert H um phrey said Thursday that • fo lowing • * R ichard M. 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In a u n iv e r s ity o f th is s iz e , ta n S p irit. B u t w h y n o t s im p ly c e rta in rig h ts of s tu d e n ts go a t th e ir n o rm a l r e ta il p ric e ? u n n o tic e d . O n e s u c h r i g h t is O n ly a fe w s c a t t e r e d t i c k e t s th e r ig h t to b u y tic k e t s fo r a r e a v a i l a b l e to s t u d e n t s in a w a y fo o tb a ll g a m e s a t th e ir th e s p rin g a n d fa ll a t th e re g u ­ r e ta il p ric e , e s p e c ia lly f o r th e la r r e ta il p ric e , a n d th e s e a r e U n iv e r s ity o f M ic h ig a n g a m e . n o t s o ld b y S p a r ta n S p ir it. I t s e e m s th a t S p a r ta n S p irit, o rg a n iz e r of B lo c k S, p u r­ W e re a liz e th a t S p a rta n S p irit chased 1000 tic k e ts in th e m u s t a c c u m u la te c e r ta in fu n d s s p r in g f o r th e M S U -U -M f o o t­ o v e r th e y e a r . B u t, a t th e s a m e b a ll g a m e . T h e s e tic k e ts w e re t i m e , w e f e e l i t w o u ld h e lp th e s o l d f o r $ 8 .5 0 a n d $ 1 0 . T h e s p i r i t o f S p a r ta n f a n s m o r e to $ 8 .5 0 p r i c e i n c l u d e d t h e g a m e p ro v id e tic k e ts re a s o n a b ly t i c k e t ($ 6 ) a n d a b o x lu n c h p r ic e d th a n to s e ll o b lig a to r y $ 2 .5 0 ) ; t h e $1 0 p r i c e i n c l u d e d lu n c h e s o n th e s id e . th o s e tw o i te m s a n d a ro u n d tr ip b u s rid e . - T h e E d ito rs Is it re a s o n a b le fo r S p a rta n S p ir it to f o r c e s tu d e n ts , w is h ­ Bright day in Mudville: in g to b u y o n ly t i c k e t s , to p u r ­ c h a s e th e m w ith a b o x lu n c h M AX LERNER in c lu d e d ? A n d e v e n • if i t is , 6S9 bomb the Blooooooo s u r e ly a b o x lu n c h is n o t a $ 2 .5 0 p r o p o s i t i o n ! T o m a k e m a tte rs w o rse , a ft­ The breed of besieged men v ic to ry , a n d e x p e c t th a t n e x t e r t h e 1000 t i c k e t s w e r e s o l d D e tr o it h a s c o m e th r o u g h a t y e a r ’s t e a m w i l l o n c e a g a i n b e a n a d d i t i o n a l 400 w e r e m a d e la s t--w e c a n le a v e th o s e b u m p ­ a s o u r c e o f p r id e fo r M ic h ig a n a v a ila b le . A p p a re n tly U -M slum s’ poor and their problem s, and the e r s tic k e r s on , th a n k s to th e There is the story about the college pres­ press and police, and the American Legion b a s e b a ll fa n s . D e tr o it c a n a ls o s e n t t h e 400 e x t r a t i c k e t s h e r e , ident who d re am t th at he w as addressing T i g e r s , a n d c a s h in o n a l l th o s e posts, the B irchers and the black power b e h a p p y in th e k n o w le d g e t h a t a n d th e y w e r e s o ld to S p a r- a faculty m eeting and woke up to find that groups. In the next few years his faculty fo o lis h b e ts n o w . he was. But the luxury of sleepwalking m ust be ready to take over the guidance P ro fe sso rs no lo n g e r n e e d it c a n m a k e n a tio n a l h e a d lin e s is now denied to faculty and presidents of decentralized ghetto school system s. c o m p e te w ith tra n s is to r ra ­ w ith p o s itiv e a c c o m p lis h m e n t alike. The tim es a re too dangerous for it And alw ays there a re the federal agencies, d io s ; th e r e s t o f u s c a n le a v e o ff d re a m in g u p e x o tic re a s o n s a n d n o t j u s t s lu m w a r f a r e a n d la b o r p ro b le m s . Freakout and the students too exacting. As it happens, B randeis University (where I am starting my 20th year of the guidelines and the research funds in Washington. If it is any consolation, he is lucky he fo r m is s in g c la s s e s (o r b rin g ­ N o w th a t th e S e rie s is w o n , T ig e r S ta d iu m w a s tr e a te d teaching) has ju st inaugurated M orris B. isn’t holding down a parallel post in in g r a d i o s to l e c t u r e ) ; a n d t h e w e h o p e t h a t o u r r e a d e r s w ill M o n d a y to a so u l v e rs io n o f th e Abram s as its new—and only second—pres­ P aris, where all his functions would be re m e m b e r th a t th e S p a rta n “ S ta r S p a n g le d B a n n e r” by ident. Abram Sachar, who has been presi­ p a rt of a single centralized national sys­ T ig e rs c a n r e tir e fo r th e w in te r dent since the university’s founding, got it tem ; or in W arsaw, where his university in g l o r y . T h e B i r d s c a n g o fo o tb a ll s q u a d fa c e s its a n n u a l P u e r to R ic a n b lu e s s in g e r J o s e off to an im pressive s ta rt w ith his now would really be run by the Central Com­ h o m e a n d ro o s t. ta s k o f h u m ilia tin g U -M th is F e lic ia n o . A r u m o r h a s b e g u n legendary energy and persuasiveness. The m ittee of the Communist party, and w here w e e k e n d a n d g iv e th e m th e to s p r e a d a ro u n d c a m p u s th a t next 20 years belong, I tru st, to a m an he would have to fire his Jew ish profes­ A f t e r a 2 3 - y e a r w a i t , i t ’s a who is likely to become one of the best sors; or in Mexico City, where he would be s u p p o r t th e y n e e d to d o a th o ­ th e n e w s p ir it o f in n o v a tio n a t b r i g h t d a y in M u d v ille a t l a s t ; of the breed of university presidents. caught today in a bloody encouter which ro u g h jo b o f it a n d m a k e th e s p o r tin g e v e n ts w ill b e e v i­ It has becom e a breed of beseiged men m akes the April riots a t Columbia or the cheer u p , M e t s f a n s , o n l y 18 c e le b ra tio n in E a s t L a n s in g d e n t a t th e M S U h o m e c o m in g in one of the m ost perilous vocations in Stanford riots of 1964 seem like good- y e a r s to g o ! N e x t y e a r a p a n e l Am erica, ranking som ewhere with the job “ M e x ic o C ity . . . m a k e s the natured brawls. th is w e e k e n d a d o u b le o n e . g a m e , a t w h ic h M a h a r is h i M a - o f c h im p a n z e e s w ill p u b lis h a of being P resident of the United States. A p r i l r io ts a t C o lu m b ia o r the In the whole complex the students re ­ I t ’s o n l y o n e g a m e i n s t e a d o f h e s h Y o g i w ill d e l iv e r t h e in ­ P ity these other presidents who have to m ain central. In P a ris they m ade a brief r e v is e d e d itio n o f E n c y c lo p e ­ S ta n fo r d r io ts o f 1 9 6 4 seem lik e a S e r i e s , s o d o i t t o ’e m g o o d , v o c a tio n , fo llo w e d b y a r e n d i­ know alm ost as much, work alm ost as alliance with the trad e unions and alm ost d ia B r itta n ic a . hard, a re subjected to a com parable g o o d -n a tu re d b ra w ls . ” S p a r t a n s -- b e a t U - M sev en t i o n o f ‘‘M S U S h a d o w s ” b y t h e overthrew the De Gaulle regim e, but S e rio u s ly , th o u g h , we con­ scurrility of abuse and, in addition, have revolutionaries who m anaged to turn these the people as a whole recoiled from them . tim e s a s b a d ! C re a m . to go out to beg from rich m en or wheedle gripes into symbols of revolt and on police In Latin A m erica a nation’s president m ust g r a t u l a t e th e T ig e r s on th e ir - T h e E d ito rs -T h e E d ito rs from state legislatures the m oney they who used too m uch force in confronting have the support of the arm y, the stu­ have to adm inister. the rebels. dents and the w orkers-in that o rd er-an d In a decade the task has perhaps trip­ Columbia today has learned from these cannot afford to lose m ore than one of the O UR R E A D E R S ’ M IN D S led in scope and complexity, while the vul­ blunders, and the police probably have, three. In A m erica the hard-core student nerability to attack has increased tenfold too. The hard-core group of revolution­ revolutionaries have badly misjudged the Yummy, yummy and the prestige has fallen. The stakes, aries is still there and will doubtless be mood both of the trade unions and of the however, are higher than ever. They are heard from again next spring. But acting large m ajority of Negroes, and have made not m erely to stay out of trouble and keep president Andrew Cordier and his adm in­ blunders which have led to widespread a motion originating in the bottom s of their the university from getting rio t or drug istrato rs have shown that a university lead­ bitterness against them. To the E ditor . m orning. Also while making the long trek It seem s absurd to m e th at the U-M vs. kind hearts, offered both a ticket and a headlines. They a re also to shape a new ership can be flexible, resourceful and These a re a university president’s head­ to Ann Arbor, you can m ake full use of the civic character in the P ericlean sense, by MSU gam e has not draw n m ore student box lunch in one inseparable and excit­ strong, and are rebuilding the whole uni­ aches and dangers. But by th at fact he MSU relish bag and nibble on a c a rro t or ending the generational civil w ar and in terest than it has. Other than the fact that ing package. Yes, for the additional $2.50, versity constitutional structure. has become a central figure in the com ­ suck the pim ento out of your delightful building a credible value structure. the clash between these two super-powers truly a m eager fee, which you w ill pay A university president’s constituency to­ m unity and nation. Under a Nixon re ­ olive. « F or some notion of the perils th at beset day is m any-layered, like an elaborate gim e the American students and facul­ of the athletic world is a long standing tra-‘ (as some of* you lucky people have dis­ An offer as trem endous as this will prob­ a university and its president, read the cake. He m ust have the respect of his fac­ ties will have little exciting leadership dition (this in itself should be the source covered ) you will be the proud owner o f . . . ably never again be m atched by a non­ sum m ary of the Cox Commission report ulty and the tru st of the students. He m ust a t the top. It will have to be furnished of im m easurable spirit), Union Board 1 MSU orange drink profit organization a t this institution of on the April uprising a t Columbia Univer­ keep the alumni from getting agitated and in every college comm unity, and not Nixon also offers an irresistable and unique tick­ 1 MSU beef sandwich higher learning. sity. It puts the blam e on a rigid, clum sy the tru stees (and state legislators) reason­ but the college president will be the one. e t sale. Through the consideration of Union 1 MSU ham sandwich Bruce Edw ard Huber Board, along with your ticket purchase a 1 MSU relish bag adm inistration th at allowed student dis- ably happy. He m ust work actively with Fostoria, Ohio junior Copyright 1968, Los Angeles Tim es delectable box lunch is offered to the pur­ 1 MSU apple affections to grow, on a sm all group of the surrounding community, including the chaser. 1 MSU cookie (for dessert) Since it would be an injustice for the stu­ Im agine the ecstasy of sipping your MSU dent to do without this box lunch, they orange drink, while eating a MSU ham (Union Board and ingenious cohorts) with sandwich betw een 8 and 10 a.m . Saturday DEBO RAH F IT C H Star Spangled Boner To the E d ito r: A g re a t deal of controversy has arisen .since Monday’s World Series gam e when song an y w a y -it can be criticized for anoth­ e r valid reason. In the 1830s a botanist w ent to Washing­ ton, D.C., to lecture a t a college. While Seven-school love affair a different interpretation of the “Star Spangled B anner" was presented. This there, he w as placed under surveillance. They all would like to give freshm en a The U.S. Attorney for the D istrict of Col­ It really does swing in Madison, Wis. They kept it up for two days. At the m eet­ controversy centers around the indigna­ They got together a t old P.S. (P arty chance to ask the questions they w ant to um bia broke into his room and found some And Wisconsin students don’t seem par­ ings, a t m eals, a t the party. tion of m any th at " s o u r ’ does not belong in School) Num ber One for the Big Ten Stu­ ask and would like to lead them around anti-slavery literatu re in Reuben Cran­ ticularly distressed w ith the “ Number One • d e n t Body PresidentsCuTrference. And a ll the way home. an alm ost sanctified national anthem . I Rem em ber the old adage about two peo­ by the mind instead of by the nose. do not claim to have “ soul," but both this dall’s trunk. He was arrested and charged P a rty School” rating they got from Play­ At first, it m ust be told, they w eren’t There a re some differences, of course. w ith publishing a libel and inciting resu r­ ple falling in love if they have something rendition and th at by Aretha Franklin boy. quite sure why they w ere there. But then w hat love affair is perfect? rection (sic). Although Crandall w as ac- But la st weekend some of those students in common? The Big Ten Student Body during the D em ocratic National Conven­ Maybe they didn’t think anything signi­ quited of his “ crim e” and passed into ob­ had m ore to think about then the MSU ficant could possibly evolve from their P residents Conference-w hich sta rte d off Some of them work closely with Stu­ tion w ere in good taste. as a rath er motley crew of sk ep tics- The “ Star Spangled B anner” cannot and scurity, the U.S. attorney who attem pted gam e, the G reen Bay P ackers and beer, m eeting; apparently nobody else did, eith­ dents for a D em ocratic Society (SDS). to prosecute him in defense of slavery blossomed into a full-fledged, seven-school should not be sanctified, for it historically beer, beer. er. There w as only one press rep resen ta­ To others, SDS is often a thorn in the side was none other than the author of the Oh, the beer was flowing, all right, but tive; she w asn’t particularly im pressed. love affair. is a poor choice for a national anthem for and m ore often a pain in the neck. lyrics of our sanctified N ational Anthem so w ere the ideas of the student body The presidents didn’t seem to know what this g re a t country. Being extrem ely diffi­ cult to sing except in a drunken s ta te - -F ra n c is Scott Key. presidents from Indiana, U-M, MSU, Min­ to do with an organization th at had not de­ The seven have something in common, The point is that seven student leaders P aul Chardoul nesota, N orthw estern, Purdue and Wis­ fined purpose and only one certain func­ all right. A couple of somethings. the tune being originally p a rt of a drinking from regionally connected yet diverse uni­ E a st Lansing, graduate student consin. tion: there would definitely be a party. Three of them have experienced the versities found out th at they had a sta rtl­ Luckily, however, it soon becam e ob­ frustrating experience of having their ing am ount of things to talk about: a 50ME PEOPLEHAVEP06S Board of T rustees pass a resolution on stu­ IdHOBARKTÖOMUCH... \ vious th at a ra th e r unusual group of stu­ chance to get some help, a chance to give SOMEKOhJEHAVEP06S ( dents had been thrown together to sal­ dent suspensions. it. (OHOCHASECHICKENS... vage a heretofore uninteresting organiza­ SOMEPEOPLEHAVEP06S , All of them desperately w ant to initiate WHOP6 UPFLOWERS.. 2 tion. Maybe it was luck. Maybe it was the They m anaged to talk a little life into a vital brand of academ ic reform . Some speak of m aking their student gov­ right combination of people th a t opened b — /'M ew sh o t. the conference—and ca rry home to their /'WANKW.5WN.. ernm ents into corporations, divqreed fi­ the lock on inter-school com m unications. respective student governm ents an ex tra ?* Vc»'. I THANK‘AX.MW/. nancially from the university. Others have W hatever it was, they’ve got hold of some­ lift. V j g t a p ------ 1 THANKHW, What happened? Nothing spectacular. already taken this step and reported on its thing. effectiveness. And they don’t intend to lose it. 1Ur ----- They ju st started talking. F r id a y , O c to b e r 11, 1968 3 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n Food shortage threatens, bonanza nas m . ... tn s iw mets. COMI U t USI BAINO . m mou researchers slowJo react , nr .. - i, feels th at the „M e x ico f * , Vt * i s x j j - Because of the increasing possibilities of m eeting this up to m ore than four tim es the population, “ we are faced with food shortage are good. He yield per acre than before. a food shortage, and have been said we m ust "rev erse the P roper fertilization, w ater woefully slow and tim id in trend, and change the pattern supply, insecticides, and pes­ coming to grips with the prob­ of agriculture to resolve a ticides are factors that have lem ,” said the P resident of change in food production.” increased the yield per acre the Rockefeller Foundation, in “ In Mexico 25 years ago." in Mexico. H a rrar said. a speech Wednesday night in he said, “ they had to im port But he warned, “ com m uni­ HELP BONANZA F IG H T Anthony Hall. bread for subsistence.” But cation is the w eakest link in “ The Conquest of H unger,” with the help of the foundation, the process.” He said th at the H IG H D IN N E R P R IC E S ! the first of three speeches by and other organizations, problem of food shortage would J. George H a rrar of the Uni­ • probably “ dim inish if com­ FRIED % CHICKEN DINNER $139 versity of Minnesota, was spon­ m unication” between farm er sored by the College of Ag­ and governm ent, and between FRIED PERCH DINNER $119 riculture and N atural R e­ 9 g u i l t y o f b u r n i n g producer and consum er were sources G raduate Faculty, as better. BONANZA BURGER 89c p art of the Distinguished Lec­ d ra ft b o a r d re c o rd s Have Sunday Dinner With Us S ta r v a tio n r e lie f tures in Agriculture and N at­ ural R esources for 1968. “ For the world to have BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) - A jury found nine Catholics guilty Thursday of three charges in SAVEON M e m b e rs of the MSU B ia fr a Association look on with satisfaction as Mba Ozoukwu, association president, signs a check f o r $3500 worth of protein staples to be shipped to B ia fra , State News photo by Njoku Awa enough food in the future,” H arra r said, “ it will be nec­ essary for agriculture to close- connection with the seizure and burning of draft board records. DIVING BONANZA* EQUIP MENT The jury deliberated one hour the gap between production and and 20 minutes. S IR L O IN P IT #205 utilization of food stuffs.” The jury was polled for each 600 N. Homer at E. Saginaw It will be necessary for re­ of the defendants and a fter the By near Frandor Shopping Center Local Biafra g rru p thanks search team s to work parallel last verdict of guilty was pro­ with each other to increase nounced, somebody in the audi­ COME AS YOU ARE • OPEN 11 A.M. TO 9 P.M. productivity of food stuffs, ence stood up and said : he added. “ M embers of the jury you “ Two factors partly respon­ donators for $3,6 00 relief have ju st found Jesus Christ sible for the food shortage a re guilty.” Several other prisoners T O N IG H T AT 6:30 - 9 P M the undçf production of ag­ in the court seconded the © SPA RTA N sÁgÍÑÁwI SA T 8. SUN at 1:30 - 4 PM rarian lands and death con­ E ditor’s note: The following being shipped to New York by tance received from the tro l." H arrar said. New m ed­ statem ent. Chief U.S. D istrict Judge Ros- TWIN WEST 3510030 1 6*30 - 9 P M is an expression of thanks from the firm of Randall Health Am erican co-collectors and the icines, better diets and living zel C. Thomsen, ordered the EVERYTHING the E ast Lansing Chapter of Foods of Lansing. em pathic response of the conditions enable people to room cleared. the Biafra Association to all The Association acknowl- donors in the g rea ter Lansing (ive ionger he said The nine pacifists, two of FROM FINS the individuals and organiza- edges gratefully the assistance area and M eridian township Conquering ill health around them priests, w ere convicted of 'W m M X : , tions that contributed to the and cooperation it received zone, TO HOODS the world was the main goal m utilating and destroying gov­ recent Biafran Fund Drive. from church organizations, of the foundation a t its sta rt ernm ent records, hindering ad­ DIVERS AIR relief agencies and the men Njoku E. Awa ¡n jgjg The foundation fought The Biafra Association and women who worked tire- Publicity Officer d,seases sucb as m alaria, m inistration of the Selective AT Service Act and causing injury J w ishes to express its pro- lessly for two weeks with B iafra Association ye jjow fever, venereal disease to government property. They found gratitude to the men, the Biafran Com m ittee on Re­ E a st Lansing Chapter ^ tuberculosis. had pleaded innocent. women and children of Lansing, lief Program s. For want of E a st Lansing, Okemos and space, it is difficult to men- H aslett for their generous con- tion individually the nam es of — S T U D E N T S R E L A X — LOU RAWLS ‘“ R o s e m a r y 's B a b y ’ t e l l s it l i k e it is : M il SO CEDAR LANSING. MICHIGAN tributions to the “ Biafra Star- 22 American young men and Oct. 18th 8 p.m . H O U R S -- A C L A S S IC ! A sh o ck er beyond vation Relief Cam paign," Sept women who took part in the I t ’s Great For A Date $2.50 & $3.50 Reserved 20-28, 1968. Donations, which stre e t collection. Suffice it available at Campbell’s Mon. thru F ri. 9-9 b e l i e f . W ill be d is c u s s e d , d a m n e d , w ere either spontaneous or to say that the tremendous Sat. 9-6 Sun. 2-6 M arshall M usic, Union & Door p ra is e d and a ttra c t m illio n s and vaguely solicited am ounted to success $3,600. The first consignment achieved in the lund-drive was of protein concentrates are the result both of the assis- the Association Bowling m illio n s o f p e r s o n s to t h e a t r e s . " IS TWICE THE FUN WHEN THERE’S MORE THAN ONE. NORTHSIDE DRIVE-IN TH EA TR E; A S M S U Openings 2 NUIm North on US-27..482-7409 Billiards-Refreshm ents- Good Food P»amount Piciukssr^nsanit ASMSU Petitions F o r Student T r a ff ic Appeals FR I.-S A T.-S U N . ** ALL COLOR SHOW Mia Farrow IneWilliamCntle Production C o urt w ill be available In the lobby of the t h ird f lo o r, Student Se rv ice s Building, Oct. 2 -1 5 , 40 B runsw ick Lanes F o r Y o u r Bowling P le a s u re “I am a suburban housewife: R o se ro a y s John Cassavetes P etitions must be turned In between 9 a . m . - I have a lovely house; noon o r 1 p .m .- 5 p .m ., 334 Student Services Building, UûUdû& £ûh£s I have a lovely mortgage; I have two lovely kids; Ruth Gordon Sidney Biackmer Maurice Evans and Ralph Bellamy | 7¿üu. 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" -Time Magazine A N N E P A T R IC K JA C K SO N O 'N E A L in GEORGE AXELROD S s t a r r in g - M IC H A E L 'T H E S E C R E T L IF E O F ] A N A M E R IC A N W IF E C A I H is color by DeLuxe ■SEE 2 0 0 1 : a sp a c e o d y sse y introducing EDY W IL LIA M S written, produced, end directed by GEORGE AXELROD B A R D A R E ! IA Shown tw ic e at 7*37 & 11*30 DOHERTHING!“ * SUPER PANAVISION • METR0C0L0R ALSO 4th Week! Regular Prices! ” ™-s PAULNEWMAN 4 SHOWS D A IL Y 1 :0 5 -3 : 4 5 - 6 : 3 5 - 9 : 1 5 FREMICMARCH|RICHARDBOONE PU i l i i l e A M P U S I „ ► 332.6»44 1 tA e a tm DIANECIIENT8 "'jjQMBMT CIIOR ByMutt Next: P e te r S e lle rs ‘ I L O V E YO U, A L IC E B. T O K L A S 2ND at 9s39 F r id a y , O c to b e r 11, 1968 6 M ichigan State N ew s, E a st L a n sin g , M ich ig a n SPORTS Blue Bomb * '• •> Jk . n By GARY WALKOW1CZ rom p over the Wolverines. on Johnson alone for their gridders at U-M Johnson ran (¿v 107 yaods but offense. - Ban the Bomb' * is the u i u i r t c rá fc t^ . . . . ./fat tan gout •> .« m ¿ arvie c fa w watchword and the key for line. has rushed for 151 yards, when MSU when they take on Mich­ Johnson, who would be a he's not blocking for Johnson. igan in their annual grid classic bonafide Heisman Trophy can­ Bump E liot’s boys also have on Saturday. didate except for the presence a potent passing attack with G am e tim e is 1:30 p.m . at of Leroy Keyes and O.J. Simp­ Dennis Brown throwing to tight Michigan Stadium in Ann son, rolled up 374 yards rushing end Jim Mandich and split end By TOM BROWN his sh irt sleeves for this one Arbor. in the Wolverines first three J e rry Imsiand. Brown has con­ State News Sports E ditor and it w on't do any good. The f‘Oiir key, defensively, to gam es to lead Michigan in scor­ nected on 33 of 72 passes for Last week’s Big Ten action Boilerm akers, by seven. beltin g Michigan is stopping ing with four touchdowns. 443 yards with Mandich latching cam e as a surprise. INDIANA (2-1) a t IOWA (1-2)- their long scoring plays, es­ Hoey, a starting defensive onto 15 for 176 yards and Ims­ iand catching 12 for 168 yards. No one was upset. The Hoosiers eked a narrow pecially by Ron Johnson and back for the maize and blue, Purdue, Ohio State and MSU 21-17 win last year, can they do George Hoey,” MSU coach showed his 9.7 speed to Navy’s Michigan showed a good rushing defense in beating Duke rem ained among the unbeatens. it again? L et’s try an up-et for Duffy Daugherty said. Midshipmen last week when he Northwestern, Illinois and Wis­ the Hawkeyes, by three. “ We can’t hope to com­ raced 63 and 36 yards on punt and Navy but was vulnerable to the pass. MSU quarterback consin failed to win their first ILLINOIS (0-3) a t MINNESOTA pletely contain a g re a t back retu rn s to set up two U-M gam es and Minnesota notched (l-2)~The Gophers a re too like Johnson, but w e’re going scores. Hoey’s no slouch de­ Bill F eraco may be throwing m ore than he has in MSU’s their first win of the season. strong for the Illini. Minne­ to have to stop him from break­ fending against passes either In outside m atches, the con­ sota can take it aw ay by sev­ ing loose for any long ru n s,” as evidenced by his two in­ opening three g a m e s., “ We’re going to have to ference em erged a whiner for en. Daugherty said. terceptions against Navy. the first tim e this fall with three NORTHWESTERN (0-3) a t NO­ MSU used this strateg y suc­ control the ball if we want to Michigan, averaging 23.3 wins countered by Iowa’s 51-28 TRE DAME (2-1) - Miami, cessfully in last y e a r's 34-0 points a game, does not depend beat M ichigan," Daugherty said. “ Our boys are eagerly loss to Notre Dame. Southern Cal, Purdue and now awaiting this contest and are With only two non-conference the Irish. You know the Irish fired up for it. but then so gam es scheduled this weekend, will try to out-score Purdue’s the conference race moves into effort. Notre Dam e, by 20. are the W olverines." full swing. The tempo of the UTAH STATE (3-1) a t WISCON­ conference chase could be SIN (0-3) - I don’t know any­ shape-’ this week. The two pre- thing about Utah State, but I season favorites, Purdue and have seen the Badgers. The Ohio State, tangle in Columbus Leafs make bid while two top outside picks, Aggies, by one. MSU (3-0) a t MICHIGAN (2-1) Michigan and MSU, continue -A lw ays unpredictable in their intra-state rivalry a t Ann some way, this one should go for retiring Hull W o lv e r in e s ta r Arbor. to the team s with the m ost breaks. The Spartans have a Michigan halfback Ron Johnson powers through a hole In the MSU line Tn last SATURDAY’S GAMES: CHICAGO (UPI) -- Hockey su­ way of making their own so go y e a r ’ s M S U - U - M game, while Spartans Bob Super (left) and Don L a w (95) PURDUE (3-0) a t OHIO STATE perstar Bobby Hull announced with MSU, by 13. (2-0)--Wonderful Woody can his retirem ent Thursday be­ t r y to fight off a W o lve rin e b lo c k e r. State News photo by Jim Mead LAST W EEK: 7-0 stand on top of Mt. E verest in cause the Chicago Black Hawks FOR THE YEAR: 15-2 would not m eet his price. The Toronto Maple Leafs promptly offered the Hawks $1 million IM news M ASCO T A T U -M G AM E for the "Golden J e t." Stanfford Smythe. Leafs’ president, said in Toronto he would m ake any kind of deal to get Hull,’’ who reportedly was The Men's I.M. Bldg. Dirt Arena will be open for informal archery practice- 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.-Monday thru Fri­ day only. All archers should arrange to Nothing will stop Sparty The Sig Eps have taken every aiming to become the first practice during these times. Nothing will keep Sparty, their cheering section. At that F O X JE W E L E R S $100,000-a-year player in hockey The outdoor pool will be open on Satur­ day, October 12-LAST DAY Indoor Pool MSU’s m ascot since 1960, away tim e, a new Sparty head was precaution so that a repeat p er­ history. m ade, weighing 50 pounds. form ance of last y e a r’s m is­ hours will be: from the M SU-Uni -rsity of FR ANDOR -DOWNTOWN Smythe said he would even of­ 11:30-2:00 and 6:30-8:00 Monday-Thurs- Michigan gam e this Saturday. “ Sparty still lives. H e’ll fortune will not occur. Their registered fer the whole Leaf team to the day Ju st a year ago, before the definitely be a t the gam e on house is the only fratern ity on Hawks, save for just enough 11:30-2:00 and 6:30-9:00 Friday (Co- Saturday." a spokesman for cam pus with a key system . G # L D MASTER Rec in evening) MSU-U-M gam e the U-M J E W E L E R * players "to play with Hull,“ a 11:30-5:00 Saturday chapter of D elta Sigma Phi took Sigma Phi Epsilon s a id . Also, Sparty is not always superstar who has been setting 1:00-5:00 Sunday (Co-Rec) Sparty from the Sigma Phi Ep­ “ N orthw estern and Ohio State kept a t the chapter house but is goal-scoring records on a pair of Jettison Pool for men students ONLY- silon house. They painted him a re other away gam es which moved around and stored in .aching legs. 3:00-5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday. blue and m aize and used him in Sparty will attend this year. ’' other places too. Sparty has been stolen only SUPER BARGAIN DAY ELECTRIC IN CAR HEATERS one other tim e. That w as last TODAY A L L D AY P R E V U E O ç 2 F E A T U R E S B C U 1 G r ihpqSmatiqn» 4B2-3P06 A N I tfe a tu spring when the Central Mich­ igan University chapter of “ * * * *! ( H i g h e s t R a t i n g ! ) A n U n u s u a l l y T e n d e r M o v i n g F i l m A N S Ç L v D r i v e Ir* T h e c e t r e I N G Sigma Phi Epsilon used it in their Greek Week activities. M AIZE AND B L U E S P A R T Y . . . . B e a u t i f u l l y C o n t r o l l e d ! ” New York Daily News - 't 5 2 0 7 S. C E D A R S T R E E T J ‘‘A l a n A r k i n T u r n s In O n e O f T h e Y e a r ’s F i n e s t P e r f o r m a n c e s I n O n e O f T h e Y e a r ’ s F i n e s t F i l m s . ” Ladies’ Home Journal NOW! EXCLUSIVE! ALL COLOR! TDAr i v eR- mLT hIT \* e a tre E Trap him ! 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SAT. SUN. If you've e VOI 3 COLOR HITS M-4 3 / 3 MILE5 EA?T*orMS.U. •P H O N E E D 2 -10 4 2 * FREE HEATERS H A R R Y S ALTZM AN presents THE MIRISCH CORPORATION presents MICHAEL C A IN E in C a rs o n M c C u lle rs ’ s e a rc h in g a n d s e n s itiv e s to r y t h a t h a s b e c o m e a n " e n d u rin g m a s te r p ie c e .' a BLAKE EDWARDS PRODUCTION Karl M A L D E N <0SecHeart is a(TionehjcHuiiter J " ;’l *T°*i B IL L IO N T H E P A f t jy D O L L A R B R A IN ” co-starring sound!rackm usil IT ONHIN A CAAT RMtC AONHCOIN ’I costarring ED OSCAR ...FRANCOISE CLAUDINE LONfiET ‘te c h n ic o lo r » cFtôm c^ \âtflerB iôs.-§even cA rts MuliC- Story by BEGLEY PRODUCEDBY HOMOLKA DIRECTEDBY DORLEAC UlCUtlVF PRODUCTH H E N R Y M A N C IN I • B U K E E D W A R O S C J niti: AndIntroducine Screenplay by o G M _____ ___ IT,Siili Y Y h t is i H A R R Y S A L T Z M A N K E N R U S S E L L AND"“ L TO™ NOVCl HV S C R E IN P IA Y B V / \ A ! 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NewYorkDailyNewt THE WALTER REA0E, JR/JOSEPH STRICK PRODUCTION JOYCE’S m Z Z A M R L flR ^ S S 2 7 S .C td a r - Y E PUBUC HOME* 0 9 5 -2 2 5 0 • es StarringMHO0'SHIA• BARBARAJEffORO MAURICER0EVES• TP McKENNA• ANNAMANAHAN 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, October 11, 1988 Barbarella absurdity foils comedy [uturistic, \m <¡X¡ (erancUon. of .Ja n e Fonda, is film s are piota. Foc_.Uus, we m ust thank Stanley Kubrick and w riter com puter-astronauts; both ( th e' gréat íffpí-essionfst to n oifKcw *•«* tft 'g. -* niliiuugi, «/i Terry Southern joined forces contain large amounts of psy­ > Vadim has always displayed an sentation of sexual relations. Vadim glossiness has buried to c reate a m asterpiece of chedelic special effects. And im peccable sense of beauty and Nevertheless, he presents it m ost of his barbs under a moun­ satire called “ Dr. Strange- w herever the two can be com ­ a penchant for the glossy a r ­ so gracefully that one quickly tain of Saran-W rap, Mr. tificiality that m ost of us as­ forgives him for its ultim ate Southern's quick w it occasion­ ÎW M love.” pared, “ B arbarella" comes Now, a t the Campus Theatre, out on the bottom. sociate with Hollywood, not worthlessness. ally pokes through, in the we have Mr. K ubrick's latest But what m akes “ Bar- France. F or once, Vadim has form of com ic-strip cam p a screenplay, rath e r than one (“ W hat’s th at scream ing? A achievem ent, "2001,” probably b arella” shine is its constant But V adim 's real specialty of his usual tragic soap-opera good m any dram atic situations the m ost brilliant science- absurdity. “ B arbarella” is is the presentation of beau­ fiction film ever made. based on a French com ic-strip begin with scream in g .") or tiful women and beautiful men At the sam e tim e, the Spartan for adults, and as a movie By JIM YOUSLING State News Staff W riter in lushly erotic situations, Wastebasket fire as a warning against our in­ creasing m echanization of Twin E a st offers Mr. it has the sam e virtues and something which everyone has Southern's new effort, “ Bar- vices as any campy comic. associated with F ran ce since 'work of arsonist' m an (On the bed? Why, no­ body's done th at for centuries A Wonderful one b arella,” one of the silliest I t's hilarious, exciting and m aster of the lovely, stupid V adim 's first film, “ And God A w astepaper basket fire except the poor people.” ) science-fiction film s ever beautiful to look at, but ul­ movie. Having worked almost Created Woman,” starring his Stevie W onder, m a s t e r of soul, was named Out­ presumed to be the work of an Therefore, because of Terry made. tim ately pointless. entirely in color and wide­ first wife, B rigitte Bardot. standing Handicapped E m ploye at the A b ility Counts arsonist caused an estim ated Southern, “ B arbarella” has Unfortunately, the film s often Roger Vadim, who directed, screen, with the aid of photo- Well, Vadim has a new wife. Banquet sponsored by the Lansing E m p lo y the Han­ dam age of $150 to a West m uch m ore going for it than beg for com parison. Both a re proves once again to be a dicapped C o m m itte e and the Lansing Jaycees. Landon dorm itory room the usual Vadim m elodram a. Wednesday evening. State News photo by M ike M a rh a n ka S IG M A P H I E P S IL O N The fire burned a briefcase, a towel and a section of the ¿ ^ iZ a le s , P ro u d ly Announces Its F a ll T e r m Pledge Class wall. Don Albrecht Mike Lam bert E ast Lansing firem en found S IN G S beautiful Jack Arkles Rick Claeys Vince Moon Dave Osborn a severed electrical cord in the w aste basket, which they L a rry Dloskl said caused the fire. 1Soul Prophet’ Wonder T om Smith wedding bands Bud Hallett Ja n e t W. Lauritesen, Claw­ son freshm an, one of the oc­ These fine men PROMISE Sporty don’t cost won’t be kidnapped this year . . . . cupants of the room, had not locked the door when she left a fortune! SAVE ON Shaw Hall Presents a short tim e earlier. receives service citation Motown recording sta r Stevie m astered the piano, the organ, B. Swainson. Wayne County Wonder received the O utstand­ drum s and the harm onica and C irciut Court Judge; Lansing TYPEWRITERS The Rock-n&oul Sound ing Handicapped Award Wednesday night during Employe a t the age of 18 has had m any hit records and is alm ost a Mayor Max E. M urningham; E a st Lansing Mayor Gordon L. the Ability Counts Banquet co­ m illionaire. Thom as; State Rep. Phil O. of the sponsored by the Lansing Com­ When Stevie received the P itten g er and Gordon Stein- m ittee on Em ploym ent of the aw ard, he thanked the audience hauer, chairm an of the Lan­ Handicapped and the Lansing by entertaining them with a sing Com m ittee. Jaycees. song. Harold Russell, chairm an of Other aw ards presented the P resid en t’s Com m ittee on Em ploym ent of the Handicapped w ere E m ployer's M erit Awards to G erber Products Company. 'Nature of mind' and featured speaker, presen­ Oldsmobile division of General From Midland ted the “ Citation for Meriot- M otors and Schultz, Snyder and topic of lecture rious Service" to Stevie a t the Steele Lumber Co. for “ out­ SHAW HALL LOWER LOUNGE Lansing National G uard Ar­ standing efforts to provide the N orman Malcom. authority on m ory before a crowd of near­ handicapped with useful em ­ philosopher Ludwig W ittgen­ ly 400 people. ploym ent.’’ The Physicians stein, will deliver a lecture en­ H is $38.50 FRIDAY 9-12 Stevie, born blind, attends Award went to Dr. Hom er H. titled “ W ittgenstein on the Na­ Hsrs $36 the Lansing School for the Stryker and the Distinguished tu re of the Mind” at 8 p.m . to­ Blind and plans to continue Service Award to Jean For- night in Conrad Auditorium. SUPERSCOPEJ Super L ist 119.50 A. W«d-Lok* duo features tan diamonds, 14Kgold. his education at the U niversity dyce, 2100 Wood St., Lansing. 8. Sixteen diamonds in brilliant 14Kgold band. 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Pill may delude psyche Z»r Z19GEII PALMS . woutdii who thinks sUv. women J>e a further have the satop. freedom as.any ¿kj —JL-axiu. kmtmiie ctWpm State News Staff W riter inrr 'frieaning tnai ser^ s sup­ more pronttscuudY? not acced­ trie pHjCinAu^tCmr ^TUDieftl can” People, more' than the pill, posed to have, may find ex­ ing to the studies he has made be handled.” Rev. Voorhees on the basis of his own med­ a re the concern of clergym en ploitation instead,” said Stark. said Rev. Richard Jackson who said “if the girl is psycholog­ ical evaluation. Only the doctor who have a counseling m inistry With freedom from the fear serves on the staff of The ically disturbed, ' maybe she knows the woman’s emotional with MSU students. United Ministries in Higher Ed­ should have the pill to make condition and her physical abil­ Birth control pills, called by ucation. “The availability of the up for her lack of inner controls. ’' ity to use a pill that is not m any m inisters “ a g rea t dis­ pill does not increase promis­ Clergy agreed that a doctor 100 percent safe for all women, covery for peace of mind in cuity,” he said. a t Olin Health Center should the clergymen said. fam ily planning,” w ere de­ But, Rev. David Voorhees, scribed also as possibly open­ religious counselor a t M artin ing the way for social, spir­ itual and psychological problems when used by the unm arried Luther Chapel, thought the free­ dom from fear of pregnancy offered by the pill m ight cause Priests unchanged woman. Dayle M. Bethel, cam pus min­ sexual experim enting for psy­ chological reasons. He explained on contraception iste r for the Reorganized Lat­ th at a single w om an’s longing KANSAS CITY (AP) - Al­ D e d ic a te d e ld e r s te r Day Saints, sum m ed up the to discover who she is as a they held artificial contra­ m ost half the Roman Catholic ception is perm issible in some Dedication c e re m o n ie s f o r the S h a rry Zedeck T e m p le w e re held this week. E l d ­ feelings expressed by m ost of person m ight cause her to -ex­ diocesan priests in the United the clergy interviewed when he perim ent with sex only to dis­ circum stances. Forty-nine per e r s deposited vario u s a rtic le s In the cornerstone during the dedication of the States disagree with Pope cent reported after the encycli­ said “ every facet and a rea of cover deeper problems. “ Is P aul’s encyclical against a rti­ tem ple, which Is s till under construction. cal they held the sam e view. life has to be explored care­ she going to get w hat she thinks ficial birth control, the National fully with responsible people she will get or only a deeper One per cent said they w ere un­ Catholic R eporter said today. decided. before any statem ent can be anxiety and frustration,” asked The R eporter, a national lay- m ade generalizing on the pill.” The m ail survey was sent out Campus Lutheran church Voorhees. edited weekly with offices in “ We are not serious enough Rev. Kenneth Smith in late August to a random sam ­ Kansas City, reported results of ple of about 3,750 diocesan about sex and its im plications,” a survey in a copyrighted story said Rev. Dacian B att of St. For the Roman Catholic, the priests, representing about 10 per S e n io r m in is te r Church’s stand is spelled out appearing in its Oct. 9 issue. John Student Parish. He ex­ cent of all diocesan priests in The survey, the publication to beain educational unit plained th at experim enting with g u e s t o n S u n d a y in the P apal Encyclical on Birth the nation. Control. F a th er B att said “ the reports, shows the Pope’s con­ sex cannot be thought of in demnation of artificial contra­ Rev. Kenneth B. Smith, of Catholic woman m ust m ake a the sam e way as enjoying a University Lutheran Church has announced that construction “ We have 600 resident m em ­ bers and between 1,000 and 1,500 building will provide m ore wor­ ship space, educational space, a football gam e. He said “ the responsibilities and im plications Chicago Illinois, will be guest m inister at the Edgewood United Church on Sunday, Octo­ faith response to this issue.” He explained th at there are ception had little effect in changing the m inds of priests questioned. ROSES $ 0 8 DOZ. student study and activity of sex are deep.” women who have seriously Cash and C arry of its proposed $300,000 educa­ m em bers of th e National ber 13, during the 9:30 and 11:00 Fifty-one per cent of the Lutheran Campus M inistry. Our center and a greater area for F ath er Bait, who estim ated thought through the teachings of Jon Anthony tional unit will begin in the fall morning services. the Church and have m ade a priests who responded to the poll c u rren t building, built in 1947. ecum enical usage. th a t he counseled 14 people 809 E, Michigan Ave« of 1969. Mr. Smith has served as Min­ private subjective interpretation said th at before the encyclical is not now large enough to m eet No date for final completion each week, said “ people have has yet been determ ined. ister of Urban Affairs for the th at is contrary to the Church’s The new unit, to be built a t our needs. to be led to the right instead nursery Community Renewal Society of teaching on birth control. “ If 332-2559 1016 Harrison Road, is the first “ Since our costs would be pro­ Eventually, the church hopes of giving them all the tools they Chicago. This agency attracted UNIVERSITY 310 step in a three stage building hibitive if we w ere to build the to incorporate a day care center need to try something and then her decision is all right with program . When completed, for children of Spartan Village national attention because of Christ, it is all right with the CHRISTIAN North new complex all a t once, we hope th at they come to the U n iv e rs ity Lutheran Hagadorn its advanced methods of deal­ Church,” said F ath er Batt. CHURCH total investm ent in the project have decided to go a t it in residents into the complex. rig h t.” Dan Toschack, a local archi­ ing with personal and social will approach $800.000. stag es." Rabbi Abraham Zemach. serv­ Church tect, has been employed to sub­ problems arising from urban U niversity Lutheran Church is ing B’nai B’rith Hillel Foun­ life. Are there ever tim es when the NURSERY Rev. George W. G aiser, unique, he said, in that its stu­ m it the design for the complex. dation, said "students can’t pro­ pastor of the church, explained From 1965 to 1967 Mr. Smith pill should be issued to un­ a lc -lc a dent work and cam pus activi­ He has served on a church study je c t to see how they a re go­ Bible Study 9:45 the necessity for expansion. served as Secretary of the Com­ m arried women? Several clergy­ ties a re carried on through the com m ittee which has existed ing to feel about things in the m ittee for Racial Justice. Worship 10:45 m en said “ Y es!” Rev. Jackson auspices of the congregation. for five years to project the fu tu re.” He explained that there Church School Mr. Smith is presently the said “ if a woman has both a In addition to the space prob­ church’s needs for the next two had to be m ore than desire in 9:15 & 10:30 a.m . Senior M inister of the Church of m oral and a psychological pro­ DON STIFFLER, MINISTER A sher H ouse lem . P asto r G aiser said th at the decades. a persons decision about sex. Services the Good Shepherd in Chicago. blem, pregnancy should not be 8:15,9:15, 10:30 & 11:30 a.m . 332-5193 332-5212 c u rren t site is in proxim ity only Until the complex is com ­ Rev. Tom Stark, pastor of the to h o ld d in n e r to North Campus. pleted, University Lutheran U niversity Reform ed Church, “ Our new site will put us Church will consist of two units: said “ the pill has a potential LUTHERAN FIRST CHRISTIAN Both houses of the Asher Stu­ the present building a t the Peoples Church F irs t Church of dent Foundation will hold their within walking distance of for deception.” He explained that WORSHIP CHURCH (Disciples) annual Progress Dinner in Kel- m ore than 10,000 students," he corner of Ann and Division the unm arried woman’s prob­ M artin Luther Chapel East Lansing C hrist Scientist said. S treets and the education cen­ lem s on how to handle sex are Lutheran Student Center Church School 9:45 a.m . 709 E . Grand River log Center a t 6:15 p.m. Satur­ ter on Harrison Road. Worship 8:30—11:00 a.m . When the final stage of con­ not answ ered by the pill. “ A day. 444 Abbott Road > E ast Lansing struction is completed, the new 1001 C hester Interdenominational The purpose of the dinner is UNIVERSITY Sunday Service 11 a.m . to inform Asher House contri­ * * * * * * * * * SEVENTH-DAY Summer Worship Service 1/4 m l. Northwest of Frandor * ♦ BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 For transportation call 200 W. Grand River SERMON butors of the progress the organi­ « (American Baptist) ADVENTIST D r. & M rs. Paul Sweany, at Michigan zation has m ade in the past year « Rev. David A. Kruse "A re Sin, D isease, « * G erard G. Phillips, P asto r Services Saturday 332-2964 ____ for Christian Science. A form er M issouri Synod and Death Real?” Resident M anager of Asher * « ED. 2-1888 co m e r of Ann & Division SUNDAY SERVICE SUNDAY SCHOOL « }« Worship lQijSb a.trt. & 7 :3 0 p.m . .Free Bus Service and House. Paul Decker, Will deliver « « C hurch’Sdhool 11:10 a.m . Sabbath School 9:30 a.m . N ursery Both Services St. Johns 9:30 a.m . - 11:00 a.m., lhOO’a.m . - regular the main address of the even­ Midweek Meeting — Morning Worship 11 a.m . « Student Parish ing. P rior to the dinner there will « « DANCE « « * Wednesday 7:30 p.m . N ursery Provided 10 to 12 a.m . M inister L . G. Foil Central Methodist 327 M.A.C. Phone ED 7-9778 "The Right to Pursue Happiness” 9:30-11:00 a.m . - college class WEDNESDAY be an open house from 2:30-4:30 * Now at W ardcliff School H ear the “ Voice of P ro­ « Dr. Ralph W. Sockman 8:00 p.m . - Evening Meeting p.m. for parents of Asher resi­ « 3 blocks north of Grand River phecy” on radio. See A cross From the Capitol « Sunday M asses— preaching dents, followed by a reception * ONE WEEK « off Park Lake Road “ Palth for Today” o n from 5:45-6:15 p.m. to introduce WORSHIP SERVICES 7:00-8:15-9:45-11:15 F ree Public Reading Room « « Sunday Bus Service Provided Television. the new Resident M anager, 12:30-4:45-6:00 p.m. CHURCH SCHOOL 134 West Grand River « « 10:00 A.M. M arshall McNutt. 9:30 a .m .-ll:0 0 a.m . OPEN Kimberly Downs SBC “ Preservation of the Church Weekday M asses Weekdays — 9-5 p.m . 7:30-8:30-9:45-11:00 C rib through 6th Grade Church of C hrist Mon., T u es., T h u rs., F ri. 1007 Kimberly Drive, Lansing F irst Baptist Church FAMILY SUNDAY Evenings 7 p.m . - 9 p.m . 4:15 Alumni Chapel Refreshment period in Social All a re welcome to attend see sign at 2729 E. Grand Church School 10:00 a.m . of E ast Lansing H all following worship serv­ R iver IV 9-7130 C rib N ursery Saturday m asses Church Services and visit and SUNDAY SERVICES 940 S. H arrison Rd. ices. use the reading room . So Bring the Baby 8:00 a.m . & 9:15 a.m . Morning Worship 11:00 a .m . Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Bible Study 10:00 a.m . o m t Evening Worship 6:00 p.m , Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Training Union 6:00 p.m . EDGEWOOD UNITED CHURCH Wednesday evening Bible COLOUR* M ATES Evening Service 7:00 p.m. C A S T fllin S K R P R C S B V T C R I Û tî C H U R C H Study 7:30 p.m . 469 North Hagadorn Road Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. 1315 Abbott Rd. For T ransportation Call FE 9- Worship Service - 9:30 and 11 a.m . cost £ansine, ememean GREAT NEW T U R T L I N E C K PROM ENGLAND 8190, ED 2-1960 or ED 2-2434 Sermon by Rev. Kenneth B. Smith, Chicago, 111. SUNDAY SCHEDULE "T he Church and the Urban C ris is ” Handsome new turtleneck, made in England by Church School—9:30 and 11 a .m .—C rib Room-Senior High Worship S ervices— 9:00 and 11:00 a.m. Alan Paine. Fully fashioned, in an exciting a r ­ FIRST CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH U niversity Group—6 p.m. Church School, C ribbery and ra y of original colours in willow, cream , fire. FOREST VIEW SCHOOL Edgewood Church Bus route, Conrad, Holmes and Hubbard, N ursery provided— 9:00 and 11:00 a.m . 3119 Stoneleigh, Lansing beginning at 10:40 a.m . Church S c h o o l- 9:00 and 10:00 a.m . Call 332-8693 or 332-0606 for information 332-6854 MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE 7:00 P.M. M inisters: Truma,n A. M orrison, Paige Birdwell GUF.gr yU^i.ST5R—REV. GRAHAM 10:00 A.M. REV. J . HERBERT BRINK Preaching OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CAMPUS STUDENT CENTER, 217 Bogue St., Apt. 3 Alvin Hoksbergen, D irector Phone 351-6360 FREE BUS SERVICE—See Schedule on EPISCOPALSERVICES 4684 Okemos-Haslett Rd. (2 mi. E. of Hagadorn; 1/4 mi. S. of Grand River) Residence Hall Bulletin Board. Alumni Chapel ♦Easily Accessible from Mt. Hope Ave. (Auditorium Drive) 10 a.m . Sunday School: ♦♦Collegiate C lass (singles); Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. 5 Adult C lasses 9;30 A.M. and 5:15 P.M. “ Conquest of Self” will be the serm on topic at 11 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. WORSHIP SERVICES Holy Communion & Sermon 8 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship: ♦Growth Hour ♦Refreshments EASTLANSINGTRINITYCHURCH ♦♦Nursery at a ll Services ♦♦Transportation, Call: 351-5125 120 Spartan Avenue Interdenominational E. Eugene W illiam s—PASTORS — T e rry A. Smith U niversity C lass 9:45 a.m . ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Eugene D. Interim 800 Abbott Rd. G uest Speaker—M r. L a rry Jordan 7:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion Dawson P asto r T rin ity Collegiate Fellowship Wednesday: Mid-week discussion and pray er hour at 7:00 p.m. F re e BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm. 8:30 P.M. 9:30 A.M. Morning P ray e r & Sermon 11:15 A.M. Morning P ray er & Sermon & UNIVERSITY UNITED SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH 1518 S. Washington Lansing METHODIST CHURCH S U N D A Y 7 :0 0 P .M . • 1120 South H arrison Phone: 351-7030 Ascot — two-ply pure lambswool sweater. Sizes 38-46 “ DAW N O F A NEW DAY” Is the day men long for near at hand? $17.00 What will it bring? “ RUN, CHRISTIAN, RUN” Special Music Featuring Men’s T rio D r. H o w a rd F . S u g d e n , P a s to r The Rev. Pohl, preaching 9:45 A.M. YOUNG ADULT College Bible C lass FELLOWSHIP Morning Worship 8:30, 9:30, 11:00 in the fireside room 8:30 p.m. F iresid e Room Church School 9:30 (for all ages) D r. Ted Ward, T eacher Men’s T rio 11:00 thru grade six Hart-Schaffner Cr Marx 1 1 :0 0 A .M . “ L ife ” N ursery under supervision of a reg istered n urse. 0 two eleven south Washington FREE B U S S E R V IC E M o rn in g a n d E v e n in g F ree bus transportation 15 to 30 minutes before each serv ice. C a ll 4 8 2 -0 7 5 4 f o r in f o r m a tio n . t ñ t t *v* * ,- r « . I ■#* a " r' •. t,'f «'' I t t M • «*.$ ; r c •" ^ M -» i » -?• i ’ s? è ® . F r i d a y , O c t o b e r 11, 1 9 6 8 10 M ic h ig a n S ta te N e w s , E a s t L a n s i n g , M ic h ig a n STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Need a car for back-to-school? You’ll find exactly what you w ant here. 355-8255 355-8255 p Automotive v tw jp Y rn e n t r ut R sn t* F a r R ent The State News does not ,tv 10» * _ i i-’. . . , fjr' - - - - OLDSMOBILE 19(1 Automatic, pow­ TYPISTS - evening work-5 nights 'TOWNHOUSE APARTMENT Brand EAST SIDE: Urge two bedroom permit racial or religious MASON BODY SHOP M3 East LINE UP you- fall job now Car nec­ new full basement Two bedrooms furnished. UtiUtieo paid Recently PUT discrimination in it« ad­ er Runs food Good tires $100. 355- Kalamazoo St. Since 1M0. 5-10-00 accurate WPM Call 337- essary Call 351-7119. o aU modem conveniences. One min­ redecorated. $150 Nine month 9SS0 3-10/11 Complete auto paintinf and col­ 2321,3-5 p.m. W leaae. ED 7-7151. 5-10/14 vertising columns. The ute from campus. Cheap. 351-8833. TO iW lilt FOR YOU State News will not accept lision service. IV54H56. C JANITOR. SIX hours a day. Three WANTED: PART-time office help 3-10/U OLDSMOBILE 1963 Starfire. Deluxe Femaia. Someone interested in fig­ GIRL NEEDED for four girl apart­ advertising which discrim­ interior, automatic, new tires, ex­ days per week Dan Bergstrom, 332- ures. Totalling charges at a private • AUTOMOTIVE Avoition 0B44. 3-10/11 711 EAST APARTMENTS. Two or ment immediately. Eden Roc. 351- inates ag ai nst religion, cellent condition. IV4-2025 5-10/14 Country Club. Typing, receptionist three man deluxe, furnished apart­ 3014. 3-10/14 • EMPLOYMENT race, color or national or­ and varied duties. Flexible afternoon ments. Available immediately. Phone PEUGEOT 403. 1963 Four door FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to WAITERS: WAITRESSES, kitchen hours Tuesday through Friday. Satur­ • FOR RENT igin. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE. help. Excellent opportunity for full IV 9-9651, 351-3525 for appoint­ OLDER STUDENT or couple-No- Low mileage. Black. Excellent con­ day 9-5 p.m. Sundays and holidays ment. 3-10/U vember 1. One bedroom lower. Close • FOR SALE dition. 332-2489. 3-10/11 , Special $5 offer. 484-1324. C and part time work. Good tips, pay 9-1 p.m. Transportation necessary. and fringe benefits. Different loca­ to Union. $135. 863-8418 3-10/14 • LOST A FOUND Phone 332-8647 weekdays 8-4 p.m. NEAR CAPITOL. Large, unfurnished, PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1967 Convert­ INSTRUMENT GROUND SCHOOL tions available. Apply in person at 4-10/U • PERSONAL Elias Brothers Big Boy. next to the three bedroom apartment. Ideal for MALE 18-25 to share room/board ible, wire wheels, wide ovals, ex­ college students. 102W East Lenawee. in duplex. 339-2571 after 5p.m. 2-10/11 • PEA N U TS PERSONAL Automotive cellent condition. Take over payments WEATHER WILL be deteriorating: Campus Theater. 3-10/U RELIABLE STUDENT with trans­ IV4-5529 2-10/U • REAL ESTATE of $67 pionth. Phone CREDIT MAN­ will you be ready for it? Instrument portation or student wanting place NEEDED: 1 or 2 girls winter term • SERVICE COUGAR 1967'i. Deluxe Complete AGER 489-2379. C Ground School registration until ATTENTION HRI and Accounting sen­ to live wanted to do general sta­ iors and graduates. Night auditor ble work. Part-time in Hunter ONE BEDROOM luxury apartment. only. Rivers Edge. 351-8806 3-10/14 with stereo tape recorder. Excel­ October 11. Classes start October • TRANSPORTATION PONTIAC 1965 Catalina 4-door, ra­ 12th, 9 a.m. to 12 noon. Will con­ (Male) for motel U p.m.-7 a.m. Show Stable. Please phone 351- Near campus. Furnished. ED 2-2920 lent condition. 484-5438 between 8-5 or 337-2253. 3;10/U MARRIED COUPLE: One bedroom • WANTED p.m. 5-10/17 dio, heater, automatic transmission, tinue every Saturday morning for five or six days per week. Call Mr. 4173. 5-10/11 power steering and brakes, white­ 12 weeks. 385 Books Included with Nichells, University Inn, 351-5500. furnished apartment. Utilities paid walls. good condition. One owner. course. 4-10/15 GIRL NEEDED. Luxury, completely $125per month. 351-8218. 5-10/11 COUGAR 1967. Four speed, AM-FM, THREE BUS BOYS $5 per week plus DEADLINE handsome black interior, deluxe 332-1612. 3-10/14' meals. Bett, 351-3190 3-10/11 furnished, carpeted, pool. Sauna. THREE OR four man room on large SNOOPY SHOP COOK: PART time for nites Apply Phone 351-3095 3-10/U wheel covers, new tires including estate with private bath, den. li­ ’ l P.M. one c la ss day be­ snow tires, drive train warranty. PORSCHE 1965 coupe. 356C. Light in person. Coral Gables. East Lan­ blue. Michelin X tires. 355-2185. ALL TYPES of pilot supplies and air­ sing. 5-10/15 GLAMOUR, MONEY, and excitement MARRIED COUPLE: One bedroom fur­ brary, and cooking facilities. 351- fore publication. Must sell. $1895. 372-6655. 4-10 16 can be yours with VIVIANE WOOD­ nished apartment. Close to campus. 0630 MM1 C ancellations - 12noonone 3-10/U craft accessories. Drop in and visit Snoopy and drop your name and WANTED: MALE help, part time. ARD COSMETICS. Free make-up *125 month 351-8218. 3-10/U c la ss day before publica­ DODGE STATIONWAGON 1966 Au­ Shakey's Pizza Parlor, 6527 South instructions. IV5-8351. C EYDEAL VILLA APARTMENTS tomatic transmission. Call 339-2777. SHELBY COBRA GT 350. 1967 $2500 Christinas wish in Snoopy's Wish NEWLY MARRIED? tion. Must sell Call Mehall 337-9091 5-10/15 Box. Cedar. Apply in person only to man­ TWO bedroom apartments for $240 3-10 11 ager, Conrad GUniecki. 5-10/14 BUSBOYS WANTED, full and part month. Swimming pool. GE appli­ INQUIRE AT time. Mornings and evenings. TANGLEWOOD ances, garbage disposals, furnished FALCON 1963 convertible. Burgundy. SUNBEAM ALPINE 1967. Call 332- for four man or five man. Call PHONE New transmission and Ures. 9350. 0097 or 826 Michigan Avenue. 5-10/U CAPITAL CITY AVIATION WAITERS AND WAITRESSES, Apply in person Holiday Inn, APARTMENTS 351-4275after 5 p.m. C 332-5177 2-10/11 339-8685after 12p.m. 10-10/14 North of Frandor. 5-10/U 1 Bdrm ., unfur.,‘from 124.50 355-8255 THUNDERBIRD 1962 Excellent con­ CAPITAL CITY AIRPORT 2 B drm ., unfur., from 139.50 RELIEF MANAGER one day and two SALESMAN: Part-time. Must like SPECIAL: UNIVERSITY Villa apart­ FIREBIRD 1967 Ram-Air Four speed. dition. Best offer. 339-2812 after selling. No experience needed, ments has one remaining for fall RATES Excellent condition. Call 353-8310. 3-10/14 PHONE 489-1882 nights per week. Excellent position 351-7880 6p.m. 6-10/11 will train Car furnished. Phone term or for entire year, three man. 3-10/15 for HRI student. Also part-time EAST SIDE: Furnished one bedroom 1 day . . . . . . . $ 1 .5 0 store help needed. Apply Burger Mr. Taylor. 489-2379. C Call 351-7910 before 5 p.m. O TRIUMPH 1965 Spitfire convertible. Scooters & Cycles Chef 6081 South Cedar. Lansing. 3-10/14 apartment. $130 per month. Nine 15tf per word p er day FORD CONVERTIBLE 1960 Excel­ $750.627-5494 5-10/15 month lease Adults only. Phone 484- lent condition. $150, Call 332-4978. NURSE'S AIDS: Openings available H ou ses 3 d a y s ........................$ 4 . 0 0 2-10 14 HONDA 190 Scrambler. Best offer MEDICAL EMPLOYMENT OPPOR­ in a Medical Care facility. Opportu­ 2180. 8-10/22 13 l/2< p e r word p er day VOLKSWAGEN 1900 Microbus. Excel­ near $250. 351-0679. 4-10/11 nity for rapid advancement within a lent engine. New starter, generator. TUNITY, McPHERSON COMMUNITY STUDENT APARTMENT: Four man. EAST SIDE: 322 South Hayford. Two 5 d a y s ........................$ 6 , 5 0 FORD. Good body. Excellent run­ Health Center in Howell, Michigan- dynamic organization. Attractive men needed for four man furnished Needs brakes. $225 482-1767. 3-10/14 HONDA. 1967, 160cc. Excellent con­ starting salaries and above average Furnished apartment available at 13£ p e r word p er day ning condition. $160. Call 351- thirty minutes East on I-96-has im­ once. $150 month ED 2-8531. IV 5- house. $45 plus utilities 332-4420 8491, 355-2125. 5-10 II dition. Must sell. Best offer. See at mediate need for two students inter­ fringe benefits. Apply at Provincial noon or after 4 p.m 3-10/U (based on 10 w ords p e r ad) VOLKSWAGEN 1966 FASTBACK. 114 Trailer Haven behind TOM’S ested in receiving practical ex­ House. 2815 Northwind Dr., East 6581 4-10/16 Original owner. Perfect condition. PARTY STORE. 3-10/15 perience in the field of Inhalation Lansing. 332-0817, Mrs. Parker. T h e r e w ill be a 50£ s e rv ic e FORD 1951 30,000 actual miles. Par­ Low mileage. 882-0316. 3-10/15 5-10/16 MARRIED COUPLE: One bedroom HOUSE - THREE bedrooms, fur­ tially restored. 372-8355 after 4 p.m. Therapy and general exposure to furnished apartment, utilities paid. and bookkeeping charge if 3-10/U MOTOR SCOOTER - 1967 Allstate. our hospital. The Health, Center is nished. Four students. $160 month VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Very good con­ Also push grass catcher. Phone 393- TYPISTS - STENOS - file clerks $100 per month. IV 4-6791 5-10/17 Heating. 1V7-6069 After 5 p.m. IV5- th is ad is not paid w ith in dition. Radio, many new parts. 353- a Progressive Patient Care Hospi­ 2837. 2-10/14 tal that will offer flexible schedul­ needed immediately. Variety of -¿98. 10-10 14 one w eek. IMPALA 1967 White four door sedan. 7926. 3-10/15 assignments. Lansing and East GIRL 21 or over to share apartment V-8 327, air. power steering and ing for student school hours. Good HONDA 1967-305 Scrambler. Ex­ wages and excellent benefit program Lansing. Call Barbara Coushion, Call Kay after 5 p.m. 482-2125. 3-10 14 brakes. AM-FM radio. Call after VOLKSWAGEN 1964, blue, white wait Manpower Inc. 372-0880. 303 Easl T h e State N ew s w ill be 5p.m. 485-4038 3-10/15 tires, drives like new. 355-7999. 3-10/15 cellent condition. 2,700 miles. $550. For additional information, please re s p o n s ib le only fo r the 882-5483 1*10/11 contact Mr. D. C. Fletcher, Per­ Michigan Avenue. Lansing. 1-10/14 208 BEAL ST. 2 or 3 man apartment. sonnel Director at McPherson Com­ V, block campus. Air conditioned 332- f i r s t d ay ’ s in c o rr e c t in s e r ­ JAGUAR XKE 1968 roadster Dark VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1966 One owner AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS, are 0641. 5-10'16 wine with black leather. Serious (middle aged parent). $645. Can TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 650cc Six munity Health Center. 517-546-1410 tio n . months old. Like new. Call 353-7926. ext. 295. 2-10/14 you interested in improving your calls only. IV 4-1524 3-10/14 be seen best on Saturday. Spring- photography skills at someone else's ONE GIRL want to take over lease. port. 857-4422 10-10/23 3-10/15 BABYSITTER FOUR mornings in my expense, with someone else’s equip­ Burcham Woods Apartments. Start­ Automotive MERCURY 1950 Overdrive Mint ment and still be paid generously ing winter term. 379 Burcham Dr., condition. Must see to appreciate. VOLKSWAGEN KARMAN Ghia 1967 TRIUMPH 1967 high pipes, 500cc. home. One child. Groesbeck Hills. Lots of chrome. Excellent condi­ 372-6618. 2-10/14 for it? If so, call Gary at 482-5712 Apt. 7. 351-4098, ask for Marilyn. CHEVELLE SS 1964 Malibu con­ 351-3423 3-10/U $1495. Excellent condition. Must or Frank at 337-0493 5-10/16 3-10/14 sell. 3564)823. 5-10/U tion. 372-6928. 3-10/15 vertible. V-8. 4-speed, bucket seats, WANTED RELIABLE female-male power steering, tinted glass, air. MEYERS MANX dune buggy, with TRIUMPH 350cc, windshield, turn PART TIME sales for male over 21, HOLT: Ten minutes from campus heater and top. 882-5761. 337- VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent con­ creative artist to do hand drawn lift shocks $900 627-2996 2-10/11 signals. $250. Also BSA 650cc. posters, pen and ink layouts, letter­ salary Phone 332-5025 5-10/16 Deluxe, tri-level, one bedroom apart­ 9248 3-10 14 dition. 17,000 miles. $1275. Call ment. Stove, refrigerator, disposal, 393-2504 after^ p.m. 4-10 11 Call 484-5160after 6 p.m. 5-10/11 ing. 485-4856 Saturday 10-8 p.m. CHEVELLE: 1964 SS Must sell 1*18/11 MARRIED STUDENT to service vend­ air-conditioning. Call 694-0851 or Highest bid takes it. 487-0690 3-10/14 MUSTANG 1968 Sprint package 302 SUZUKI 1965. 250cc. A-l. Two hel­ ing machines Saturday and Sunday 484-4481 7-iO/ll CID 4V $2,300 Call between 7-9 VOLKSWAGEN 1964. Sunroof, white­ mets. Must sell, $300 ED 7-9734. INTRODUCE A new and exciting mornings. About 6-7 hours each CHEVROLET 1963 Automatic. Call p.m 353-6984 3-10/U wall tires. Must sell. Best offer. 2-10/U cosmetic to your friends and rela­ day. Hard work Phone 337-7363 NORBER MANOR APARTMENTS 351-8572. Those who are tired of 332-4068 2-10/U tives. Earn extra money and have days or 332-8247 nights. 2-10/U 5821 Richwood. Brand new. central fixing cars. In excellent running con­ MUSTANG 1965 Stick six. Good con­ B.S.A. 250cc, 1968. 1,000 miles your own cosmetics at cost. VANDA air-conditioning, pool, fully carpet­ dition Clean. Reasonable price 3-10/11 dition. Must sell. Best offer. See at VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Convertible, Want to sell so can buy larger bike. COSMETICS of Rexall Drugs Phone TEMPORARY WORK available, mail ed. Two bedroom for $165. 393- 114 Trailer Haven behind TOMS black with black top. Many new 353-5966or 351-7650after 5p.m. 625-3413, or write Looking Glass room operators. Female, mornings 4278. O CHEVY II 1963 automatic, six-cylin­ PARTY STORE 3-10 15 parts. $500 355-4935 Tuesday- 2-10/U Sales. 4765 M-78, R. R. 1, Perry. or afternoons. Apply 3308 South der. radio, power steering, good Thursday. 116 Burcham Drive 4-10'11 Michigan 48872 5-10/18 Cedar. Suite 11. Lansing 3-10/14 TWO MAN efficiency. 316 Gunson. tires, excellent condition $425. 484- HONDA TRAIL 90. 500 miles. 2 hel­ $140 337-9263 5-10/16 9270. 3-10 15 MUSTANG 1965-convertible. Ex­ APPLIANCE SERVICEMAN-Experi- WAITERS OR waitresjlfr Full or cellent condition. Must sell. 337- Auto Service & Parts mets. $225. 353-8826,355-9988. 3-10/14 enced. Good pay, many benefits. part time. Apply POLO BAR. 662 ABBOTT NEAR: Deluxe one bedroom. CHEVY II 1963-Power steering, 7453 evenings. 3-10 11 Call between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., 485- West Grand River. 337-0057. 5-10/16 AUTOMATIC CAR WASH. Only 50c. BULTACO MATADOR 1967, 250cc Responsible couple 337-9566 or 332- automatic. Good condition. 351- It’s the best in town. You may sit Enduro ready. $495. Call 482-0944. 5812. 5-10/17 2414 7 10/18 5062 3-10/11 OLDSMOBILE DELMONT 88 convert­ in your car for 2V9 minutes while 3-10/U For Rent ible 1968. Dark green, black top. your car is washed and waxed. Also MICHIGAN CERTIFIED Dental Hy- CORVAIR MONZA 900. 1964 Two automatic power steering, brakes, gienist Five day week, Monday TV RENTALS for students. Low eco­ cleans underneath car. An almost door Four on the floor One owner, radio. 8.500 miles. Must sell. 487- perfect job. 430 Clippert back of Employment through Friday. Call 337-9224 for nomical rates by the term or month. 32.000 actual miles. Phone 669- 0690 MO/M appointment. 1-10/11 liiiVjSRSITY TV RENTALS. 484- MSU EMPLOYEES 3338 after 6 p.m. 5-10 17 KO-KOBar C-10'10 MALE STUDENTS 18-25. Part time, 92(ET' C OLDSMOBILE 1961 Air-conditioned, CORVETTE HARDTOP for Stingray jobs now open for Fall and Winter WAITRESSES AND WAITERS » WHERE THE GIRLS ARE! They're terms. Some full time openings also. reading the "Personal" column in new tires. All accessories 78,000 model. $125. Excellent condition. NOON SHIFT 11 - 2. Immediate TV RENTALS GE 19'’ Portable, miles *400. 353-0782. 337-7007. 3-10 11 Phone IV 2-8133. 3-10/15 Call 393-5660 1-5 p.m. Mon-Fri. O openings. Tuesday through Fri­ $8.50 per month including stand todav'sClassified Ads Try it now! day. Full time also available. Call J. R. Culver Co r,l-C862 484-4567 or apply in person 220 Albert Street, East Lansing. C COUNTRY CLUB OF LANSING, 205 ANDANTE 2200 Moores River Drive 10-10/18 Apartments I f you a re s in g le , o r in a g ro u p and need a ONLY MEN - GIRLS: Salesmen. Own p la c e to liv e , you s h o u ld be on o u r l i s t of p r o s ­ hours. $10 an hour. 351-8491. STUDENT UNITS: Three and four 355-2125. 10-10/18 man units still available for Sep­ p e c tiv e r o o m m a t e s . tember leasing. Lowebrooke. Uni­ $189.95 SALAD PERSON. Six days per week. versity Terrace, and Evergreen Call STATE MANAGEMENT 337- The d i v e r s i f i c a t i o n o f o u r b u s in e s s p r o v id e s Sunday off. Company benefits. Good starting pay. Apply in person. Hol­ 1300 c you w ith o n e - s to p s e r v i c e to s a t i s f y YO UR l i v ­ iday Inn East, North of Frandor. 5-10/14 ing r e q u i r e m e n t s . ONE MAN for three man apartment. GENERAL OFFICE work Monday. 158 33/month 332-2427 after 6 Wednesday, and Friday afternoons p.m. 3-10/U Need a r o o m m a t e o r a r o o m ? L e t us h elp. Other hours available. Routine of­ fice work and leam procedure for Second profession - evenings advertising office. Dependability a must! Call 353-6402, 2-5 p.m. for interview appointment. S-10/16 & weekends. Men and wom­ en. $350 p art time monthly EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. guarantee if you m eet our BARMAID: *2 an hour. No experience Must be attractive. Nights. Phone after 7 p.m. AMEDEO'S 489-8769 requirem ents. Students and teachers: $800 full time, tele- phone: 484-5671_____________ 351-7880 3-10/15 Our New Location*. 317 M.A.C, Thu car has passed our 16•point safety and ACROSS T e rm ite s performance E d ib le test . Fo o tw a y le a fs ta lk 5. P a r v e n u T h in 12. A m e r . I n d ia n B i r d 's b e a k B la c k w id o w 38. R e c k o n in g s p id e r 41. M a n ’ s Y o u n g s a lm o n n ic k n a m e 5. C o m p a s s p o in t 42. C l e a r g a in 16. G r a c e f u l t r e e 44. L o o s e A USED CAR GUARANTEE „ 17. C o r a l s le e v e le s s COMPLETE STEREO PICTURE SPACE COMPONENT SYSTEM 19. P a lm lily g arm en t 4 WAVE BANDS: FM , AM, SW1, SW2 It doesn’t come with every car. 20. B y b i r t h 43. O l d c l o th DOWN 5. B o o m p e r io d s 21. S h o s h o n e a n 47. E x t r e m i t y 1. E x p l o s io n 6. C o u n t e r f e i t 2 STEREO SPEAKERS 23. I n d is t in c t 50. A r b o r 2. M in d a n a o 7. H a n k o f ya rn It’s a 100 per rent guarantee Not mechanical parts’ lor 30 days nr 26. F o n d o f 52. M o n s t e r 1 TUNER A M PLIFIFR nee of (hose we-pay-half-you-pay- 1000 miles n a tiv e 8. T o w a r d What kind of ears get our guaran­ h u n t in g 53. L o n g s te p s 3. D o w n p o u r 9. V e r i l y 1 TURNTABLE half’ deals 28. P a r t 54. R e q u ir e %6 And it comes only with used cars tee stickers? Chevvs. Fords. Ram­ o f th e e ye 4. C h a m p io n 10. A c t o r 's p a r t 1 BASE that pass the Volkswagen 16-point blers VWs. iWe get all kinds of 5 0 9 V 11. L a r g e v o lu m e Irade-ins for new Volkswagens > 7 3 Safety arid Performance Test. 18. S a la m a n d e r 1 DUST COVER 1 COMPLETE CARTRIDGE AND STYLUS This is how il works When we gel So The next time somebody tries a car as a trade-in. we give it the to sell you a used ear that s "just inspection. Cheek it out completely. like new " ask about the guarantee. If it passes, we tune up. tighten, Then remember us 2 m % %% /% .3 5 ... ... Á 21. G r a p e 22. D e n a r y 24. B r e e d o f d o g 25. L a i g o v a t “All From The World's Finest99 repair or replace everything that needs tuning up. tightening, repair­ ing or replacing No. our used cars aren’t "just like new." No used car can be But Then we guarantee it: 100 per cent no used cars could be in better shape, repair or replacement ol all major either % f, 12 23 8 -9 IS /// 27. B e a s t o f b u rd e n 29. S u p e r i o r p o s it io n 28 3C 3r "TELEFUNKEN” engine transmission rear axle front axle assemblies brake system electrical sysler oc 33 30. B e f o r e 31 W a r p y a m n 34. S a m o v a r FROM WEST GERMANY % dd 39 30 u % V 36. B i b . k in g 38. B u g le c a ll Of East Lansing 38 39 d % % -5 my; M -ib h9 39. I n s t ig a t e 40. E l e p h a n t 's N EJA C 543 East Grand River Phil Gordon’s t4 50 51 % 51 tru m p e t 43. S c h o o l ja c k e t 46. E l a s t i c f l u i d Phone 337-1300 W H E R E Q U A L I T Y & SE R V IC E ARE SO LD F IR S T VOLKSWAGEN, INC. 2845 E, Saginaw 53 % 5m 48. C h o l c r 49. P r e c e d e d 51. E n l i s t e d m a n !w a 4$ F r id a y , O c to b e r 11, 1968 H Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Real Estate o flight set For Sale For Sale For Sale F o r Rent ORGAN-GULBRANSEN. 24 pedals. NEW MOON. 1965, 55ft. Excellent IMPROVED LOT. South Lansing. ONE OH TWO girls needed. NICE, BICYCLE SALES and service. Also condition. Two bedrooms, Expando, Pleasant-Ridge Subdivision. 85 x used. EAST LANSING CYCLE, 1215 Reasonable. Good condition. Music clean, walking distance. $65. included. 702South Fairview. 310/14 dining area. $700, take over pay­ 190. $82-3583. 310/14 332-5320after »p.m. 5-10/11 E. Grand River. Call 332-8303. C ments. Sunset Park. 677-2306. 310/15 eight tim es to test its ability to assignm ent for Schirra, who will SHARP! 3 responsible girls. Coun­ STUDIO COUCHES like new $35. Go- CORNET - BUDDY SELMAR with case. Excellent condition. Best ot- MOBILE HOMES MOVE FAST when Specializing In (continued from page one) become the first m an to fly van Management Phone 351-7910. Also to be done w ere checks steer a spacecraft to the moon try atmosnber* Camnit 2. miles. *•* Mfl/14. vtu, suUfQTtiwt in ,rLa«ttiied For an Facultv wonjjejsl • **■'** *— ; ’4*'* * . • q,uc. afiH H*>oV ..LtvnIU in*n. ^rWt 4(jr S37-mv ‘ " 'V U ' V'v ■ *•' 1* & • 1* * V .A ■U * . ---------- , •, Hit/y rc^fCf aV M irfkj $1 •*«WA'l'UM 30 stereo' amplifier and tuner. * .. ‘t h r ~ * ■ tern that would signal it any­ ro o tie s w irfite triggered num er­ SMALL TRANSISTORIZED indoor- FURNISHED TWO bedroom home. Together or separately. 353-8248. outdoor TV set with battery MOBILE HOME Must sell Conve­ Buy of the Week:* thing was wrong, pumping ous tim es and engineering tests Gemini flights said he’s getting East Lansing, Greenview. Near Uni­ 3-10/14 pack. Perfect condition. $125. nient schools, University Located 86,900 gallons of liquid oxygen conducted on the spacecraft’s too old to w ait for another m is­ versity. 332-5173. 3-10/15 35388008-5p.m. 310/11 East Lansing. Two bedrooms, porch. Owner moving to V er­ GIBSON. 1987. B-4512 twelve string mont and must sell this and 64,000 gallons of liquid hy­ guidance and navigation sys­ sion. Minimum $1660 4896582 310/11 tem, life-supporting environ­ Eisele, 38, the guidance and guitar $250 353-1325. Ask for Jim. CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for very desirable 3 bedroom drogen into the rocket, and test­ MALE STUDENT: need fourth for 310/14 m ental, control unit and space­ navigation expert, and Cunning­ sale. Corda West. 5817 North Oke­ all brick ranch. Only 2 ing of spacecraft system s. large house, own room. 341 25 210 South Fairview. 482-4423 3-10/14 mos Rd. 337-7974 17-10/30 Lost & Found During the 11 days, the pilots ship radiators th a t cool electri­ ham , 36, Apollo 7’s system s en­ GARAGE SALE 4503 Seneca. Okemos. y ears old and full of qual­ plan to fire the m ain 21,000- cal components. gineer, both said they hope to Refrigerator, toys, games, clothes. LOST: MAN’S wedding band near Jeni- ity. com fort, & spacious­ Rooms Odds and Ends. 310/11 STEREO TAPE recorder. Must sell. son. Yellow gold, small diamonds on n ess. pound-thriist spacecraft engine Apollo 7 will be the last sDace fly into space again, including Best offer. Call 332-8276 310/11 front Reward. 3532792. 310/15 trips to the moon. For more information on PRIVATE. PARKING. Light house- ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA One of the m ain mission high­ 1 keeping. 1111 Hickory. IV 4-2449. Animal; WHITE MOTOR-cycle helmet in Erick­ this home & others located 1968, Atlas and bookcase. $375. lights is scheduled the second 310/11 son Hall. Reward offered. 351- near MSU, call TOM IE YMCA - RESIDENT rooms for men and women, by day or week. Mem­ 482-2739after 6 p.m. GUITAR: GIBSON J-50. Gold lugs. 310/11 TROPICAL FISH “Fancy Guppies." 6 p.m.-9 p.m. 617 North Fairview, Lansing. 310/15 3644 $-10/15 RAINES—337-0021 of Who’s Whose day, when Apollo 7 is to attem p t a rendezvous from 83 miles away with the orbiting 62-foot- bership privileges. Call 489-6501. Hard case. $180. 484-6073 3-10/11 Personal Jim Walter Realty Mary Kerhu, Atlantic Mine long upper stage of its Saturn 310/14 FENDER SUPER reverb, two chan­ POODLES SMALL silver miniatures. PINNINGS Excellent bloodlines. AKC registered. TIRED OF READING THE NEW YORK Realtor sophomore to Gene Fuller. New IB booster rocket. nels, 4 speakers. Harmony guitar TIMES a day late? Same day delivery 372-6770 Jacque Miller, Southfield The m aneuver, sim ulating MATURE GIRL to share nice house hollow body, double pick-up. Vibra­ Phone TU 2-0826 2-10/11 now available to students and (acui­ Boston senior. F arm House. sophomore, Phi Mu to Don how an Apollo craft m ight res­ with other girls. Own room. Close to. Electro voice mike and stand. ty. Monday to Friday; Monday to OKEMOS COUNTRY home. Three Carney, Royal Oak junior, Sig­ to campus. Call after 5 p.m. 351-6446. 337-7883 310/11 Saturday; SUNDAYS ONLY. 332-0937. Jodie Strother, Clarkston cue a moonlanding lunar mod­ LEAR JET stereo tape players for 310/14 HONDA 160 Full Scrambler, 305 NOAH’S ARK Communal Living Your Bag? 310/14 large bedrooms. Carpeted, fire­ place. Will consider land contract. 337-7453evenings. 310/11 m a Chi. Kathie Pond, Jackson senior. junior, Alpha Xi Delta to Chuck M eyers, Livonia senior, Pi ule spacecraft in the wrong or­ bit around the moon, requires . carbs, H.C. heads. Bates seat, fi­ Phi Mu to Tom Black Jackson, your car and home. From 79.95 berglass tank. Candy apple green Kappa Phi. two burns of Apollo 7’s m ain en­ Help form a m ale-fem ale Cornell graduate. Phi Gam m a up. On display at MAIN ELECTRON­ ICS, 5558South Pennsylvania. C $350. Sony 200 tape recorder in­ cluding $80 E-V mike, 20 tapes, ac­ cessories $175. Savage O/U combi­ VENUS’S unsupervised co-op. EAST LANSING Delta. Lee Chapin, D etroit junior. Suzie Richardson, Woods junior, Alpha Xi Delta Harper gine and will be an im portant test of the spaceship’s guidance nation^ ga , 22 mag $35. Hi-stand­ Off Campus Council to Dwight Harbison, Southgate and navigation equipment. For Sale VOX SUPER Beatle amplifier. ard 22 snubbie revolver $45. 351- 3504 after 4:15 p.m. 1-10/11 FLY 316 Student Services 355-8300 Beautiful 3-bedroom all brick ranch, large living room w/ fireplace, kitchen has all the Phi Mu to Dick O'Reilly Jr., Rye, N.Y. senior. Delta Upsilon. Carol A, Michaelson, Taylor MSU graduate, Phi Kappa Psi. 200 watts. New speakers. $600 ENGAGEMENTS or make offer. 4838996 310/11 DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and TRAPS DO YOU MAKE or sell Jewelry? built-lns. 2 -car garage w/ junior. Nursing School to John TYPEWRITER: UNDERWOOD port­ able in good condition. $28. 543 engagement ring sets. Save fifty per cent or more. Large selection of plain and fancy diamonds. $23 $150. WILCOX SECOND HAND Only $1.49 Looking for outlets? Call Doug. 483 4856 39 p.m. Samples to P.O. Box 632, Lansing. 1-10/11 roofed screened In barbecue patio attached. Close to schools. University, & shop­ J. Fogarasi, E a st Grand Rapids Phi. Florine Van Hee, Detroit senior, pre-law, Delta Sigma senior, Phi Mu to Don McCain, D etroit senior. 0-U controversy Evergreen Street, East Lansing. 2-10/11 STORE. 509 E. Michigan. 4834391. DRUMMER FOR hire, Rock. Soul, ping. Renny Anderson, Jackson Jill Senac, Adrian junior. Phi (continued from page one) CONN 10-H trombone. Excellent for C 223 Ann St. four years campus experience. 351- Heights, N.Y. to Robert Geh- Mu to Steve M askrey, Adrian, ’ The student representatives marching band. Call Steve, 353 A LITTLE BIT of quite a lot. A lot E . Lansing 8514 3-10/15 $28,500 m an, Omer senior, Triangle. Lycoming College. would only be a token,-' said 9076. 310/11 of little is what we've got. It’s all TV RENTALS for students. $9.00 Janice Kitchin. St. Joseph student body vice-President PUPPIES: Vi German short hair, pure­ P at Verwohlt, Chicago, 111. HARMONY TWELVE string acoustic been bought-it's all been sold, tried month. Free service and delivery. sophomore to Steve Fettinger, Coriell. "T hey would be com ­ guitar. For sale or will trade for and tested, good as gold. Hours 4-9 bred registered mother, father from senior, Phi Mu to Ron Lelson. good neighborhood. 8 weeks old. Good Call NEJAC 337-1300. We guaran­ EAST LANSING Pontiac junior. Triangle. six string of equal value. 353 p.m. 317 East Grand River, Lansing. tee same-day service. C Lennon, MSU graduate. pletely pow erless." 5494. 310/11 Tom and Jerry’s Junk Emporium. hunting stock. $5.00.627-2996. 2-10/11 Susan Fosness, D etroit fresh­ Stivison said Monday th a t he 1-10/11 -NEAR man, F erris State to David Lynn W estberg. Frem ont, was in favor of adding one addi­ PANASONIC STEREO recorder. Ex­ GERMAN SHEPHERD pup, female. INSURANCE PROBLEMS? We spe­ Whitten, D etroit sophomore, Nazareth cialize in cancelled, refused, and College to Durt tional faculty m em ber and two ternal speakers, tapes, cords. $150. GARAGE SALE October 12th 8:30- A.K.C. registered, championship F arm House, stock, also stud service. Top Amer­ financial responsibility. Car and bike 4-bedroom colonial — com­ Meyer, F rem ont senior. Trian­ students to the selection com ­ . Gordy 351-9086 3-10/14 4 p.m. 336 Cowley, East Lansing insurance. INSURANCE ASSOCIATES. Child Study Club Benefit. 1-10/11 ican and German bloodlines. 337- plete In every detail Including Karen Becker, Fenton sopho­ gle. m ittee. He said th at one of the AMPLIFIER and lead guitar. Case. 1425. 310/16 372-5360.1032 N. Capitol. 310/15 m ore to Bob Milligan, Cass City M artha Paul, W arren senior to all bullt-ins. 1st. floor laun­ faculty or student rep resen ta­ Like new. See on campus. Mrs. SLINGERLAND DRUM TRAP-bass senior, F arm House.__________ William R. Sauer, Grosse Pointe tives should be black "to assure Weidman, 3331875 or 353-7999 3-10/11 snare, tom-tom, floor tom-tom, HOLE IN ONE! Maybe not. but check dry, family room w /fireplace. Mobile Homes Form al & Informal dining. 2- Woods senior. that the special interests of the hi-hat, two cymbals and accessor­ today's Classified Ads for good buys Transportation Mary Mieduch, D etroit sen­ GIBSON GUITAR B-45 12 string and ies for $250. Call 351-9114. 4-10/16 in golf clubs! c a r garage. Large lot Is pro­ black com m unity a t Ohio Uni­ WINDSOR MOBILE Home. 1965. Close ior to Thomas Chester, Detroit case $250. Rich 351-0990 4-10/11 campus. 12' x 60’, three bedrooms. fessionally landscaped. DEPARTURE SCHEDULES from East versity a re represen ted ." ZEISS SLR $120. Accessories $50. 4’ x 10’ tip out, skirting. $4,500. Lansing Bus Depot to Ann Arbor - senior. U. of D. MOSRITE BASS. Excellent condition. Binoculars 7 x 50 $19. Briefbag $11. Unfurnished except stove and refri­ Peanuts Personal 8:20 a.m.. 9:30 a.m., 12:05 p.m., Linda R. Sofian Allen Park Miss Coriell said m em bers of Finest Bass available. Great action Recorder $45. Typewriter $5. 351- 1:45 p.m.. 3:15 p.m.. 4:45 p.m., student governm ent a re now 4702. 3-10/15 gerator. Drapes and curtains includ­ junior to Roy W. Clason, Jr.. 351-3085 310/14 ed. 372-0067,6731373. 3-10/15 TERRIFIC ENGINEERS, why don’t 8:45 p.m. Round trip $5.40. visiting dorm itories on the Ohio Utica junior. RECENT magazines. 1.000: Popular, you sign up and see us someUme, OKEMOS 332-2569. 310/11 Pam ela J. Mills. Dearborn U niversity cam pus to gain sup­ BARGAIN!-"Must Sell!" Two bed­ Humble. 1-10/11 ITA LIAN FOOD political, business, travel. $10. 393- room mobile home in top condition! Spacious T rl-level w/3 bed­ Heights junior to Robert E. Rao. port. And Other Food From Most For­ 5456. 3-10/15 All set for immediate possession on CREAG-MORE good times with good rooms & den, o r 4 bedrooms Wanted Medfield, Mass. senior. Alpha "W e're trying to educate the eign Countries-including U.S. the lot! First $3,500 takes it! Bank friends. Happv Eighteenth. P.P. and cam pus and get support." she MEN’S RACCOON coat in good con­ terms! Call Barry Kinske, 393- on huge lot in quiet a re a , yet BLOOD DONORS needed $7.50 for all Gam m a Rho. SHAHEEN’S FAMILY dition. Only $50. See between 9:30 2714 or 372-1130, SIMON REAL S.T. 1-10/11 only 5 m in. from MSU. Home posiUve, A negative, B negative and Diana Lynn Toner. Lansing explained, "but we re getting FOOD FAIR and 5:30 p.m. at 514 East Hazel ESTATE. 3-10/11 professionally decorated and AB negative $10.00. O negative, to Michael L. Sweet. Bloom- that nice conservative back 1001 W. Saginaw 4834089 St., corner of South Cedar, Lansing. SOME PORPLE GET THEIR KICKS $12.00. Michigan Community Blood lash." Michigan Bankard Welcome 3-10/11 in like-new condition. ingdaie junior. Alpha Gamm a Get ALL YOU PAY FOR! Check best reading Classified ads. They get bar­ Center, 507V> East Grand River, East She said m em bers of the stu­ gains too. Check today. Lansing, above the new Campus Rho. rental buys in today's Classified Ads. Sally Hogg. Ann Arbor junior. dent governm ent hoped to have Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Friday; Alpha Xi Delta to Frank Orlos. a university-wide referendum Students. . choice apartments with OKEMOS 5-bedroom Colonial In Taco­ Wednesday and Thursday, 12 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. COMMON SILVER U.S. and Canadian C Birm ingham senior. Sharon DeLude, W arren sopho­ m ore to Phillip M. McHale. "w ithin two weeks, something along the order of do you want to fight Johnson's action through ma H ills. 2 years old. Brick RATES-STARTING AT $175 & aluminum ex terio r. Large lot w/completely fenced back y ard . Inside, both form al & coins - collections —accumulations -332-8581. 3-10/15 Troy senior. organized disruption?’ " 3 , 6 ,9 month leases available Informal dining a re a s. 2 1/2 baths. Panelled family room Marion’s NOLASTMONTHRENTREQUIRED Crest .Laundry & Cleaners w/ fireplace and space, space, spacel Anniversary N orthwind has m ore p arking spaces p e r apartm en t Call GAY GARDNER 332-1224 than any other a pa rtm en t complex. ADDITIONAL NORTHWIND FEATURES We can solve all your M JIM WALTER SALE «A ir Conditioning Dishwashers Garbage Disposals Scenic Front Lawn « Wall to Wall Carpeting * 2 Bedrooms In Each Apt. # Beautiful Front Lawn on River • Privacy cleaning problems mM REALTY Realtor 372-6770 • Jumpers MSU NEAR: Forest Hill Subdivision. Reg to 16,00 HOW 1 0 °° ONE DAY SERVICE Brick three bedroom ranch. Built- ins, two fireplaces, recreation room. Two car attached garage. $27,900. Call 332-4326. 3-10/11 t Dresses Reg to 16.00 NOW 1000 fast, efficient, dependable Service t Dresses 4f*oo For m ore Information contact: INSURANCE: AUTOMOBILE - Motor­ Reg to 22,00 NOW 15‘ NORTHWIND MANAGEMENT , 620 Michigan Ave. cycle. Call SPARTAN, 487-5006 Monthly payments. GOGREEN. O 2771 NORTHWIND DRIVE; • Poncho EAST LANSING East Lansing BETTER GRADES guaranteed! Tutor­ 1 0 00 ing service. U.S. History, Political Reg 16.00 NOW 337-0636 Days 337-0273 Nights Science, Economics, Sociology. 393- 337-0012 5456. 3-10/15 OPEN WED & FRI TILL 9 PM DIAPER SERVICE: Diaparene Anti­ septic Process approved by doctors. MARION’S APPAREL 351-7224 BEFOREWINTERCOMES TO Same diapers returned all Umes. Yours or ours. Baby clothes washed free. No deposit. AMERICAN DIA­ 1331 E . G^and R iv e r MSU"WINTERIZE YOURCAR PER SERVICE, 914 East Gier Street. Phone 482-0864 C B ro o kfie ld P la za in the E ast Lansing State Bank Bldg. ALTERATIONS AND dressmaking for ladies. Experienced. Reasonable charge. 3535855. 1-10/U •M ufflers Typing Service PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. A unique Relax ♦Tailpipes quality thesis service. IBM typing, •C lam ps multilith printing and hard binding. •Spark plugs 337-1527. BARBI MEL. Typing, multilithing C Take A •P o in ts No job too large or too small. •Condensors Block off campus. 332-3256. C •S ta rte rs •G enerators DONNA BOHANNON: Professional typist. Term papers, theses, IBM selectric. 553-7922 10-10/16 15 Minute FAST SERVICE: Very careful term NOW is the papers, etc. 40c, page. 3538039. 310/14 ANN BROWN: Typist and MulUlith, Browsing offset printing. Dissertations, the­ tim e to f i l l up ses, manuscripts, general typing. IBM. 18 years experience. 332- with a n t l - F r e e z e “ E v e ry th in g f o r your c a r at the la rg es t discounts F r l., Oct. 11, 1968 - - 1:30 p.m. 8384. MARILYN CARR: Legal secretary. C Break in to w n .” MSU SALVAGE YARD Electric typewriter. Alter 5:30 p.m. and weekends 393-2664. Pick-up CLEANERS ON F A R M LANE and delivery. C ‘When you think of C a r d s ” M IC H IG A N S T A T E U N IV E R S IT Y C A M P U S EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires work at home. Pick-up and delivery. 333 FIGHTS V a rio u s makes and conditions. All Item s (Includ­ ing m'scellaneous m erchandise) may be seen at 8951. C DIRT! THE CARD SHOP Salvage Y a rd , Oct. 10, f r o m 8:30 a .m . to 4:30 623 E . G rand R iv e r A cro ss from Home Ec. Bldg. p .m ., and Oct. 11, f r o m 8:30 a .m . to 1 p.m . Transportation E a s t Lansing RIDE OR Rider-round trip daily 309 E. Grand R iver Ph. 332 -6.753 T e r m s ; Cash tram Olivet to MSU. 7439273. 310/14 ‘A cross from Student Services’ 800 E . K A L A M A Z O O 4 84 -1 30 3 Friday, October 11, 1968 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan New program N T IN U E S aids youths with tutoring A pruKiam, by tfte Lansing Juventie aiiu Norinamaker backs ruling A y ¿ b u trtxjtA S U N ' uy v&rtOGs stuceifi Bntr /acuity the use Wf C,~M txls has l~ t.. irasfcxt the alleged violation P robate Court and designed Stale Newt Staff Writer groups ever since its adoption underm ined as a resu lt of the of due process in th e resolution to assist young offenders to Critics of the controversial by the Board of T rustees be­ T rustees’ action. to an -accused crim inal who can • b etter their academ ic work, suspension resolution should cam e known. be released on bail to resum e needs volunteers interested in In response to the claim that The Academic Freedom Re­ his norm al occupation after “ w ear the other guy’s m occasins port, Sam et said, will either working in the program . for aw hile" before condemning the resolution was an illegal charges have been made. F or those interested in work­ am endm ent to the Academic live or die through the test the Board of T rustees' action, of channels th at the suspension ing with children from the city’s Eldon R. Nonnam aker said Wed­ Freedom Report, Milton B. juvenile home, there will be an Dickerson, vice-president for m ust now pass. A student suspended by the nesday in an Em m ons Hall dis­ resolution, H arrington said, has orientation m eeting a t 7 p.m. cussion. student affairs, said th at the Jam es H arrington, vice-presi­ no chance to retu rn to his ^ Monday in the Student Serv­ During a panel discussion, tru stees had no intention of ices Bldg. The first tutoring C o m m u n ic a tio n a tte m p t am ending the Freedom R eport dent of the A m erican Association norm al occupation, th at of study­ Nomtamaker, associate dean of of University Professors, con- ing, because of the suspension. will begin on Oct. 16 with the About 75 students gathered at Em m o n s H a'I to question s e v e ra l popular campus students, said th at if he were for inclusion of the resolution. ‘tutor and pupil working a t their a trustee and read about Col­ It was the feeling of the o fficials this week, Including M ilto n D ickerson, vice p resid en t f o r student af­ m utual convenience. u m b iaso d other student dissent, trustees, Dickerson said, that Already, 20 Justin Morrill f a ir s , and James H arrin g to n , p resid en t of the A m e ric a n Association of U n iv e r ­ th at Ha would re a c t in the sam e the P resident has had the au­ College students have been re ­ sity P ro fe s s o rs . The meeting was org an ized by the Scholastics C o m m itte e of thorization to suspend students m anner as the trustees have in cruited to aid E rn est B. Shelley, Em m ons H all. State News photo by Jim Richardson and th at the resolution w as an passing the resolution. a form er MSU faculty m em ber, The resolutioh, which author­ affirm ation of authority they . in the tutorial and group coun­ izes the president or his de­ knew to exist. Doss needs assistance seling program s. signees to suspend a student Recalling th at no student or “ Two high school trouble-m ak­ whose activity “ constitutes an faculty groups were consulted e rs learned to read with com pre­ before adoption of the resolution, im m ediate th re at to the norm al hension and began getting C’s and orderly operation of the Tom Sam et, junior-m em ber-at- and B’s a fte r ju st a few tutorial The job, which pays $1.65 Doss said the board secretary large, said th at student faith in ASMSU’s vice chairm an Ray U niversity,” has been under fire sessions,’’ Juvenile Court Judge an hour, requires attendance would spend about ten hours Ja m e s K allm an said. Doss is drowning. a t the weekly ASMSU board per week on the job. The tutoring does not always In an ocean of notes from an m eetings and taking m inutes reap such benefits, but the vol­ ASMSU board meeting. on the proceedings. It also in­ Any interested student should unteers find it a continually ful­ volves typing the m inutes and contact Doss in Rm. 332, Stu­ filling experience. Shelley may He says that he can't be a mimeographing them tor dis­ dent Services Bldg., or call be contacted for further infor­ board m em ber and a secretary tribution among the board m em ­ 355-8267. m ation a t TU rner 2-5717 or in­ a s well, so he would like some bers. 1. Rjjtitfne work assignments terested persons m ay call Mrs. “ lovely young lady’’ who can Enough for 5 to 7 hungry folks. Beth Law rence a t IV 5-1751. type to take minutes a t the 2. Á job without responsibility Includes gravy, ro lls, and honey. meetings. * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ju st right for a party! Í A “ 9 to 5Watmosphere C o n c e rn e d D em s « Enough for 7 to 9 in­ « cluding a pint of gravy. Fine! B u tn o ta tF M C to m e e t M o n d a y The Sixth D istrict Conference ♦ : HOMECOMING « « Four sizes — one just right for your needs. 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