Chancey A/I By WHIT / SIBLEY and ROSANNE BAIME Mike Shore won the sophomore member-at-large seat, polling 2,510 votes. Newly attend a intzer elected board members will joint board meeting tonight w^th elect 22. With approximately 6,500 students In the general member-at-large race, members of the present board. casting votes in the ASMSU general Gary Klinskey and Trevor Hall won seats, Both boards will also meet Tuesday elections Wednesday, Harry Chancey and when the board elects a chairman and Voting in Wednesday's election was receiving 2,976 and 2,180 votes new much heavier than ASMSU officials anti¬ Allan Mintzer won in a tight race for senior vice chairman and selects the new Cabinet respectively. cipated. Despite nearly day-long rain, member-at-large. president. Any member of this year's The referendum vote to decide whether lines of voters formed at on-campus poll¬ board or the outgoing board is eligible Chancey polled 2,790 votes to Mintzer's parttime students would be allowed to vote ing locations by mid-morning. No estimate to run for either chairman or vice chair- 2,654. in ASMSU elections passed by a wide of voter turnout at living units was made Chuck Mostov and Bill Rustem received margin. Senior class results will be announced Last year's voter response was light wi 3,815 and 3,209 votes respectively to take approximately 7,300 voting in the election the two junior member-at-large seats. Friday. Thursday Cloudy. . . The embryonic spirit. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ■ . .and cooler today and to¬ ... of kamikaze, real and night. High today 60-65, low to¬ alive, grows each day in the STATE night 40. Fair and pleasant Fri- black man's heart and there are dreams of Nat Turner's legacy. UNIVERSITY Eldridge Cleaver East Thursday, April 10,1969 Lansing, Michigan ol. 61 Number 154 inton cancels speech, Hacks seminar, Fishel By GEORGE BULLARD ers.'' he said. One of them will definitely feet his commitment to us in the seminar," stricted his discussion to how China devel¬ State News Staff Writer give the keynote address. he said. oped as a modern nation. William H Hinton, scheduled keynote "The seminar was not intended to rep¬ He told me that I should not discuss Hinton, contacted Wednesday in his peaker for the Winds of Change Seminar Fleetwood. Pa., home, accused Fishel of resent any one side of an issue." he con¬ U.S. foreign policy," Hinton said. -night, canceled his engagement Wednes- tinued. "More accurately, we provide a Both Sargent and Fishel denied this attempting to "crush the world revolu¬ -y charging that the seminar is a "gov- tion and training cadre to do the same." forum." charge. rnment attempt to subvert national revol- Sargent added that one reason Hinton "We suggested a topic," Sargent said, Fishel declined invited that he represented "dif¬ tionary movements was was a and had every reason to believe that he Hinton, noted critic of American Vietnam comment on the ac¬ ferent viewpoint." satisfied with the arrangements cusations. was and ~licy, canceled his speech in a three-page, Hinton objected to participating in a that he would be here. " "llect telegram to Merritt W. Sargent, Sargent said Wed¬ seminar in which Fishel was an "organ- Hinton gave no explanation of the lat¬ -minar chairman The bulk of the tele- nesday that he was eness of his action, other than he just rarp was a scathing attack on Wesley R. "dumbfounded" at He said that Fish¬ Hinton's actions. recently discovered the "reputation" of ishel, professor of political science in el wanted to "use"' Fishel "I am very sur¬ ames Madison College and adviser to the him to lend prestige He charged that government funds were -minar prised and disap¬ pointed that Mr. Hin¬ to the seminar and behind the senimar. He cited the un¬ Alexander Sargent said late Wednesday evening connect the name of ton would let his Hinton usually high $750 speaker fee as an in¬ t the program tonight will still go on Hinton with "U.S. Chairman of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Clif¬ dication of government funding. "We're talking to about 10 possible speak¬ personal prejudices about Dr. Fishel af- imperialism." That amount of money indicates that ford L, Alexander Jr., resigned his position after criticizing the In hi's telegram he attitudes of the Nixon Administration on equal this is no ordinary student conference," job opportunities. accused Fishel of AP Wirephoto letter Hinton said. "I've never had a fee that e Open were fully aware of Mr Hinton's faculty. We are saddened by this for two being the "discover¬ er and personal adviser to Ngo Dihn Diem. American pro consul in Saigon from 1955 high in my life." (please turn to page 131 ATTACKS POLICIES basic reasons: first, because our student to 1959." political position when we invited him to committee has labored so hard to organ¬ give our keynote address for the Winds The $21.27 of Change seminar. 1969. We imposed no ize their program; second, because Mr. telegram, sent collect to the restraints on his freedom of expression We asked him to address himself to the topic of the symposium, and he agreed to do so The day before his scheduled ap¬ Hinton is unwilling to extend the same tolerance to views other than his own which we were happy to extend to him. seminar committee, expressed doubt that the seminar could be conducted under the "auspices of this criminal gang of execu¬ tioners and plotters, this gang of nation- "Winds ot Seminar" schedule Change Equal Emplo pearance Mr Hinton refused to honor his commitment to address our students and Chairman. Merritt W. Winds of Change Seminar, 1969 Sargent smashers." Hinton further charged that Fishel re¬ chairman WASHINGTON (AP > --Quitting be¬ Alexander said his resignation as fore he was fired. Clifford L. Alexander chairman of the Equal Employment Opp¬ Feurig refuses comment Jr. resigned as chief of the govern¬ ortunity Commission will take effect ment's campaign against job discrimin¬ May 1, unless Nixon wants it sooner. Symposium-"The Developed ation Wednesday with a blast at the He said he intends to fill out the re¬ Nations: Cultural Pluralism Nixon Administration. maining three years of his term on and Modernization" on rumored resignation Alexander, a 35-year-old Harvard- the commission, which was created by Erickson Kiva educated black and a Democrat, said the 1964 Civil Rights Act. the conclusion is inescapable that vig¬ Alexander tangled with Sen. Everett Saturday orous efforts to enforce the law on M Dirksen. R-Ill.. last month when In the months of September through By LARRY LEE denied knowledge of any impending resig¬ 1 p.m. Workshops employment discrimination "are not Dirksen told him during d Senate hear¬ June, most doctors have children in Erickson Kiva State News Staff W riter nations or said they were not involved school and feel they owe a certain among the goals of this administrat¬ ing that "harassment" is private bus¬ Feurig, director of Olin Health in the move. amount of Symposium--"Africa: Cultural ion." iness men must stop "or I am going Center, refused to comment on the One of the basic underlying reasons obligation to their patients Pluralism-The Black "It is my sincere hope. Alexander to the highest authority in this govern¬ rumored "impending resig¬ throught the winter months," he said. Man's Burden" rumor that he and several other doctors for the said in a letter to President Nixon, ment and get somebody fired." At this time. Feurig .said five pros¬ nations" was a badly overloaded work Erickson Kiva had resigned or plan to resign pects have been found to fill the vacant "that you will publicly dispel these The White House said the next morn¬ Feurig said he "had no comment schedule for the medical staff. positions, but he does not know if they ever increasing doubts. " ing that Alexander would be replaced. at this time, and other doctors either Last year, it was determined that Nixon's Nixon's choice for chairman is William will all accept press secretary. Ronald L. the health center needed a staff of H Brown, Philadelphia black who was "The first and fojemost issue is Ziegler, commented. The President a 15 physicians but had only 13 in July. that of salary has, I think, made it very clear the ad¬ nominated for membership on the five- Since that time, three doctors have and fringe benefits," ministration intends to enforce the law member board last year by former Feurig said. "The fringe benefits are resigned leaving five vacancies on the in this area " President Lyndon B. Johnson. improving at MSU with the retirement . 'Black Rage' medical staff is "The actual immediate," problem of staff overload Milton Dickerson, vice system and social security programs not available to private doctors and He said the record will bear him out and added that "the entire direction and thrust of this administration has There had been published reports, even before Alexander's encounter with Dirksen. that Nixon would name Brown the cultural benefits of the campus are president of Student Affairs, said. "Doc¬ also present. " been positive" in the field of equal to the chairmanship. author speaks tors may have to be on duty all night, if necessary and see more students (please turn to page 13) opportunities. than they would ordinarily need to. " Wednesday, one doctor was so far at o more U' panel tricks the black man can behind that at 4:30 p.m. he had just begun to talk to a student who came to the Health Center at 1:21 p.m. ROTC critics play upon himself the No more lies, dreams, opiates to dull pain, patience, thought or reason to was Dickerson relieve said money was available the load, but the University unable to find available physicians storm Harvard; who wanted the jobs. those "Only a uelling tide risen out of all terrible years of grief nou a tidal uaie of fury and rage, and all Feurig vacancies agreed occurred and at added a that time the when deans ejected very few doctors will change their resi¬ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)-- Aiout black, black as night." dence and practice. 300 Harvard students took over Uni¬ "Black Rage," the story of desper¬ versity Hall. Harvard's main admin¬ ation, conflicts and anger of the black istration building. Wednesday, forcibly American's life, written by two black psychiatrists, one of whom will speak Flood chases 800 ejecting several deans and demanding ending of the Reserve Officer Trailing on the MSU campus Monday. Corps program. Dr. Price M Cobbs, who co-authored the book along with Dr William H from Iowa suburb Doors to the building were locked f>om the inside by chains the students purhed Grier, will be in a panel discussion SIOUX CITY. Iowa (AP)-The Big at 4 p.m. Monday in 104B Wells Hall, Sioux River chased some 800 persons- through door handles. Hundreds of students not taking part the entire population-from a Sioux City sponsored by the State News. in the seizure milled around in Harvard Panel moderator will be Robert L. suburb Wednesday as its rising, snow- fed waters created "a vast inland sea." Yard, hooting at the demonstrators. When Green, associate professor of educa¬ the invaders unfurled the flag of Students tional psychology and associate director Mayor Albert Streeter of suburban for a Democratic Society from a window, of the Center for Urban Affairs. North Sioux City, S. D, ordered all students outside burned an effigy labelled Dennis Lampron, editor of Eastern residents to flee when the river began "SDS." Michigan University's Echo; and Terry pouring relentlessly into the low-lying Dean of Freshmen Burrog was picked Johnson, Sexton High School student, community. will be among the panelists Across the river in Sioux City, hun¬ up and carried out of his office and the building. Three other deans were Sen. Fred R Harris, in the book's forward, states, "They (the authors) dreds of volunteers struggled around the clock to beat the river's record Harvard demo forcibly ejected from the building. The other ejected deans were identilied demonstrate beyond challenge the crip¬ crest. Officials said dikes should pro¬ tect the city of 90,000 from widespread A student leader exhorts Harvard undergraduates from the steps of the Harvard administration build¬ as Dean Franklin L. Ford of the Faculty pling effects of white American culture of Arts and Sciences. Dean of the College on the attempts of Negro Americans flooding. ing seized yesterday in protest against the ROTC program. Students are gathered in Yard of the na¬ tion's oldest university. AP Wirephoto (continued on page 13) (Please turn to page 13) (Please turn to page 13) Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 10, 19691 Sirhan Soviets unwilling to invade hears East European powder keg summationl By LARRY LERNER a goodwill message to the Chin¬ LOS ANGELES (AP)--Con-l News ceding that Sirhan Bishara Sir-I State News Staff Writer When the lid blew off Czech¬ Analysis ese in Communist Party Congress Peking. This last act may han was mentally sick, the state! oslovakia during the early be the straw on the Kremlin's nevertheless described him! spread like wildfire. But almost. Aeroflot. When Soviet Defense back; the Soviets have had their Wednesday as the cold, calcu-f morning hours of August 20, the premonitions of future ex¬ eight months later the dynamite. Minister Andrei Grechko and a troubles convincing many top lating, long-scheming, plosions in Eastern Europe especially in Rumania and especially companion arrived in Prague European officials to side of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Yugoslavia, remains undet- unannounced, it was obvious them against the Chinese in re- "The state will urge you tol onated. that the Kremlin was fed-up with gard to the conflict over Chen- return a verdict of murder i "reforma- First Lady A main reason for this could be the Soviets' unwillingness to Czechoslovakia's tion.' pao (Damansky) island in the Usurri River ' The Yugoslavs the first degree." Deputy Dist.l Atty. David N. Fitts told a jury! launch an invasion of Rumania And with Party Secretary have been appreciably indepen- trying the 25-year-old Arab-I rules out which could spark a general Alexander Dubcek on television (jent from Moscow's strings and Motown born Sirhan for his life in thel revolt in all of Eastern Europe. asking his people to refrain so are not the Soviet's main It's going to be a "Special Occasion" for MSU when Smokey Robinson and the June 5. 1968, shooting of the| WASHINGTON (AP)-- Pat The repercussions of the from acts which would bring concern. Rumania along with Miracles appear In an ASMSU New York senator. Pop Entertainment concert Saturday night at Jeni- In opening the state's final I Nixon ruled out pants suits for successful invasion of Czecho- back Soviet occupation, it Czechoslovakia are and will be son Fieldhouse. herself Wednesday at her first Slovakia were immediately felt seemed that the frenetic act- the nations to focus on as the arguments. Fitts made no men-1 fashion show as First Lady. Rumania as many Rumanians ivity might subside. In addition Kremlin develops its policies tion of a maximum penalty ofl In a show dominated by mini¬ thought their country to be next new censorship rules have been " death for first-degree murder. \ skirts and Nixon chose'as pants suits. Mrs. her favorite in line. At the same time Tito's regime for over 20 years re- set down to govern radio news- papers and magazines. Accord- ciase(j with no outwardly Motown 'Miracle The alternative for a iated slaying is life premed-| imprison-1 •a long floating evening gown mained fairly insulated from ingly. one journal has even quit apparent policy on the latest ment. with sleeves." a little V-neck and It turned out to be a little layered Soviet attack But subversive infiltration into the Yugoslav society by Communist "hard- publishing rather than submit to the censor's guidelines. It remains to be seen how long East European "revisionism" the result. A possible thought by Soviet leaders could be the soul scene on M "We concede that he's sick,"! Fitts told the seven men and I five women on the jury. "Howl liners" could not be raised out. the students, workers and writ- reaction by the United States sick? That's a question for voul At Some of Motown's finest Fairgrounds in Detroit for choreographed by a director- present, the area is still ers stay passive and, in effect, if any kind of action similar to to decide' sound will be presented when million sales of Shop fi choreographer and special mu- skirts and pant suits: "Not for a powder keg. Violence in the allow the Dubcek-Svoboda gov- that that was used by invading ASMSU Popular Entertainment steal arrangements writ- ca„.,, ine lhe| me." She said the President streets of Prague recently has ernment to enact the reforms Czechoslovakia occured round." are Ambassador Hotel with . doesn't like them on her either. revived threats of a second they continue to promise. stages the performance of Smo¬ The talents of e". caliber pistol firing shots intol Secretary of State William Smokey Rob¬ . „ Tickets tor the Miracles are She wore a robin's egg blue take-over by Soviet troops. Two Meanwhile, the Rumanians key Robinson and the Miracles. inson the head of Senator Kennedy! Rogers has just reported that The Miracles, as a songwriter are available tor jacket dress to the fashion show, victories by the Czech hockey seem to be following in the SOme kind 0f talks"will begin ♦ O on who will per- e . . reflected not onlv in his au- $3.d0 at the Union. $2.50. $3 and with the best of motives, not! part of the 1969 Cherry Blossom team over the favored Soviet footsteps of Tito which has Wlth the Soviet Union in the - „ ,.orm. a'8:3° p.m a""**- thorship of most of the Mira- Campbell's being sick Suburban Shop, and Marshall Festival program. skaters skaters in in thethe world world tourna- tourna- caused caused much much consternation consternation inin next next couple of months months. Exees- Exces- p house, 19 al Jemstm r|e|u- eles hits, bul also those of usic. Tickets will also -when we're talking about! She had originally bought it ment caused pandemonium to ' the Kremlin. Not only have the " sive Soviet action would un- organ,zed into a group such other . go his mental capacity, we're talk- r in 1953. Eight years later they recordlng artis(s sale Monday in front of for Easter, but spent the holiday break loose as Czech citizens. Rumanians remained in close doubtedly delay those talks- jng about something else in-1 received their first gold re¬ in Florida and wore lighter mainly youths and students, ran- touch with Isreal. but they have something the Soviet Union from Different t deed The state suggests I cord at the Michigan State seating arrange- clothes instead. sacked the Soviet airline office, defied the Russians by sending its statements does not want Miracles, similar to you that this cold, calculated Dear Mr. Shelby: most groups at Motown wpnt me"ts be used for the decision to take the life of Dear Mr. Galvin Mr. Galvin: artist' : through an developmem fa™^. SETLS!! ^ I speak of the future the Why should man fear the Its uses in long-range economic program covering all aspects Fie|dhouse instead of the norlh This defend^nt Will Men did not act vacuumous invisibility of the coming times. The future has machine? It's a tool for the elimination of drudgery . . . policy planning by government and business are infinite. A course ing. teaches lighting, dancing, I"/ stag¬ distance and increasing viewing the a"L at impLive mannel when he fired a bullet into the one certainty : the total for freeing people from limiting projection of population growth makeup, music capacity From to 8.500 Fear Hie and diction. The brain of Sen. Kennedy at the routine. Each more sophisticated act is then ,-iewprs acceptance by big business of concentrations five years ahead, Ambassador Hotel.' the computer as a replacement application opens another door or twenty, will make possible In the course of Fitts' sum-l for the office worker. Business to exciting new functions for realistic plans for food has followed the times, even paced the times. Therefore, the Power the individual. requirements, or housing starts, or highway construction British Concorde mation. Sirhan erupted in of his now-familiar outbursts,! one! As to business' acceptance of the programs, or the thousands upon slamming his left arm and fist | speed, accuracy, and future creativity of developing of I lie apparent philosophical implica- thousands of goods and services on the defense table. He's lying." the dark-1 computers cannot be denied by future business. Thinking tions of a machine being better talented than man, let's expand your question to include society requisite for further up-grading our living standards. makes first flight haired. 5-foot-4 defendant grily told his lawyers, glaring! at Fitts. an-fl The clerk, the bureaucratic non¬ as a whole. Your suggested And what about the computerized BRISTOL. England (AP»- wood Benn. minister of tech¬ "He's a dirty . potential of the machine's services touching all of us that entity of business, will be replaced by the complexity, yet practical simplicity of the Machine? after all, would not already are taken for granted: only affect the structure of programming traffic lights to Britain's Concorde supersonic airliner, built to fly from Lon¬ nology. It is a great day for the plane makers and for Bri¬ A old trial recess was in the three-monthI called to let Sir-f business and its practices but cope with rush-hour congestion don to New York in 3*2 hours, tain It will give us a much- han cool down. After the jury! computer. A computer gathers needed boost." left the courtroom Fitts re-1 took to the skies Wednesday and analyzes information faster the role of the individual in reconciliation of monthly for a perfect 22-minute maiden The flights of the twin Con- marked audibly of the upheaval. I and more accurately than man. every institution of the com¬ bank statements . . . processing flight. "It was a wizgr^.' cordes-the 001 built by Sud "You expect at least one.' The memory lock of any compute* munity education, government, individual income tax returns . . . offers the most logical answer the professions, in fact, man's even notifications from said'the pilot. Aviation in France and the 002 His voice occasionally tinged I to any given problem and day to day living environment. insurance companies when Quivering like a nervous grey made by British Aircraft Corp. with sarcasm. Fitts addressed I theoretically possesses an Already many of these changes premiums are due. hound under the thrust'of |jpr -wing France and Britain to- the jurors evenly, calmly. Hel four jet engines, the 1.400- ward a new ear in passenger ticked off what he called evi-r unlimited memory. And it science have been manifest. can duplicate in the machine the All of this is part of the mile-an-hour Concorde 002 aviation. The French proto- dence of premediation ,on Sir-I DIMA code of the human, the Think of the brigades of increasingly fast-paced tempo of roared off the runway five type already has flown nine han's part-purchase of a gun,! creative thoughts of the human bookkeepers trapped through the our ti s. Man now demands weeks after the first flight times and spent 12 hours in notebooks filled with threats! could be synthesized in the years into peering from under "more", and he demands it of its French-built twin. the air against Kennedy, pistol practice! machine. their green eyeshades at "faster."' This poses Test pilot Brian Trubshaw The Concordes are behind before the assassination and a! mounting columns of figures. requirements best met by wider kept the plane's movable needle the Soviet Union. which tested visit to a political rally for the! The computer's primary code With perfection of the adding usages of computers, and in nose dropping toward the ground its TU144 supersonic plane Dec. senator two days before the| could essentially simulate man's machine and comptometer, their turn prompts the need for and its 10 wheels locked down 31. but they are well ahead shooting, life controlling function working world assumed a whole computers with increasingly to hold the speed at 300 miles of supersonic transports being Of the latter incident. Fitts! regulated by the mysterious DNA new dimension. No more sophisticated characteristics an hour, and circled wide over developed in the United States said: "We mayhave to suggest! amino acids code. When scratching out monthly to keep pace. the English countryside before Plagued by technical, finan- to you that this1"may have been! statements with a steel-tipped cial and labor problems, the a familiarization run-as some-T research, as at the University landing at the Fairford Royal that the philosophic Concordes took off more than a body put it. to case the joint. " of Chicago, refines its DIMA pen. Instead, many have assumed The point Air Force base. investigation and applies it to functionally more interesting implications arising from the Trubshaw. a 44-year-old for¬ year behind schedule. Their 11- responsibilities by applying the economic and social air force bomber pilot year development cost is esti- UDD DrQf c\\e(4 cybernetics, the machine could mer achieve the creative function it skills, and wider knowledge, consequences of computer reported: There was no troub¬ mated at more than $2.4 billion. 1 " * H,UI needed to use these tools. As a complexes already has been Sixteen now lacks. Thus, it is conceivable le. The aircraft was com¬ ^airlines hold options Arthur H Steinhaus, visit-1 the machine could invent an result, the individual gained accepted by society. pletely serviceable through¬ to buy 74 of the $19.2-mil- ing professor, will receive the! item or develop a thought well more capabilities, and industry, out " lion planes, expected to go into 1969 Luther Halsey Gulick! beyond man's creative limits. more capacity. Paradoxically, as computerized functions broaden, job losses "Everything went exactly as commercial service in 1973. Fifteen thousand workers who Award of the American Assoc. For Health. Physical [ The computer has broadened the predicted.'" said Anthony Wedg- built the Educa-| The final determining force don't necessarily follow. To the plane cheered as the tion and Recreation, it was| unfortunately is man's selective horizon much further. With its contrary, new fields of JET TO FUROFF 250.000 horsepower Olympus announced Tuesday, programming into the machine. characteristic abilities for employment open, and people June 24 - September 16 engine lifted the 002 off the run Steinhaus is Dean Emeritus! Will man thus fear the power of sensing, feedback, and directly affected acquire new way at Filton airfield outside of George Williams College! the machine? Will computers be self-adjustment the skills and abilities which improve $204 Bristol. in Illinois and most recently! developed to their fullest determination of changing their earning capacities to the Sign Up Union Board Office Hundreds more cheered a? taught at the Chicago College! potential, and allowed to requirements without human extent that each utilizes the 355-3355 the Delta-winged plane landed of Osteopathy He is known! function? More important, will intervention masses of data can opportunities proffered. Isn't this at Fairford. its braking para for his research in neuro-| business accept the apparent be digested and analyzed, and apsulated instance of the chute billowing behind. muscular relaxation. philosophical implications of a complex calculations made, to force-drive for progress, Gibson's Urges machine having better talents meet the needs for which and man's growth? than man? it is programmed. you to help Yours sincerely. Its applications already have had No one really knows to what exotic limits computers can be g!ve Biafran Children a Tanzanian plane a profound effect on almost developed. The day may well DAR ES SALAAM. Tanzania chance to diverted to a restrictetl fatty every phase of our daily lives. come when "creative thought" was (AP)--The Tanzanian army Look, for example, at its is a characteristic. But I am area near the border of Porl Arnold Shelby Live. mistakenly fired on an airplane Latin American Studies. employment in teaching: confident that during the carrying the country's vice tuguese Mozambique while fly I Tulane programmed lesson plans in a dozen subjects that permit intermediate evolutionary steps, president. Rashidi Kawawa. ing Tuesday to Dar es from Masasi. Salaarr| man's own intellectual A Rnhert W Galvin student responses, and instant sophistication will continue to sign up April 14-18 government Wednesdav said Kawawa's plane statement correction of errors, which Since the flight was outpace the machine, and assure enable uninterrupted progress to scheduled, the army assumec! control over a product of his own the extent of each individual's the aircraft was hostile anc! making. Certainly there's no real ~ Freakout No. 8 ■ capacity. And the day is not fa cause for worry, however, until I Bob Seger System ■ opened fire. The shots missec| off when many university and the plane returned the machine learns how to GRANDMOTHER'S ■ libraries will be linked together in a vast information retrieval plug itself in. The Men of B ■ ■ Sun., April 13 J Masasi. No Age Limit system. A question fed into a Sincerely, a The vice president returnedl army! Omega Psi Phi to Dar es Salaam in an machine by you at Tulane may elicit needed data from memory plane Wednesday. locks at Cornell, or Northwestern, or Stanford. Get down Peace ASMSU behind pop entertainment ^1 Corps Coming April 19 M society. and from their perspective in journalism. as heads of major corporations are career In the of the entire All of these Dialogues will appear in this publication, and other campus the on campus Smokey Robinson jf exchanging views through means of course Dialogue newspapers across the country, next week and BUSINESSMEN ARE. w a campus I corporate Dialogue Program on specific issues raised by Program, Arthur Klebanoff. a Yale senior, will probe issues with Mr throughout this academic year. Campus comments are invited, and bus stop Three chief executive officers — The Galvin; as will Mark Bookspan. a Memorial Lounge the Mi. gcL- leading student spokesmen should be forwarded to Mr. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company's Chemistry major at Ohio State, and DeYoung. Goodyear. Akron. Ohio; Student Services Jenison Fieldhouse Bldg. Chairman. RussellDeYoung. The Dow Here. Arnold Shelby, in Liberal Arts at Chemical Company's President. H D. Doan. and Motorola's Tulane. is exploring a point with Mr Galvin. Keenly interested in Latin David G Clark, in graduate studies at Stanford, with Mr DeYoung; and Mr. Doan. Dow Chemical. Midland. Michigan; or Mr. Galvin. Motorola. similarly. David M Butler. Electrical Franklin Park. Illinois, as appropriate. Friday night Mon.-Fri. [ Tickets on Sale April 7 Chairman. Robert W. Galvin —are American political and social Engineering. Michigan State, and April 14-18 $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 responding to serious questions and problems. Mr. Shelby toured various viewpoints posed by students about countries in the area last summer on Stan Chess. Journalism. Cornell, with Mr Doan. 9 p.m. - 2 a.m. Marshall Music business and its role in our changing a "shoe string" budget. He plans a No appointment necessary f Campbell's t Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MfiU 3 NEWS Investment WASHINGTON (AP) -The appears to want its continua credit The Federal Reserve also step swollen business plant spend¬ summary investment credit, stimulant counted a as business a tri tion-as does the administration of Republican President ped on the monetary brakes The combined effect pro ing. while sumers' siphoning off con¬ purchasing power umph by President John F Nixon dured nervousness about a through the surtax. Kennedy, is under heavy fire The House Democratic Cau possible recession, especially Rep. Wright Patman. D-Tex A capsule summary of tne day's events front from Democrats and labor cus will be asked next Wednes in some business and Congress chairman of the Senate-House . ur wire services. unions. day to go on record for re juipment through a >ti aighl restored the investment credit Economic Committee and the Meanwhile business, whose peal Rep Charles A Vanik ix deduction A busi as ot March y. 1%7 House Banking Committee spokesmen predominantly op- of Ohio a member of the tax I'stirig $1 million loi xample I ha l t S Hut the inflationary trend said the credit should be el posed the measure when Kenne writing Ways and Means Com had dipped t TUtlV iminated because it is "a all US Is faculty • / urge dy pushed for it in 1962, now mittee advised hi* colleagues loi the veai bv $70 QUO Congress kept taking strong push for worsening in ami students not yet tied iilt measures, i culminating flation he 10 per cent income tax The AFL CIO. hand and foot to the ruling testifying at Grand jury quizzes haige which \ixoii now tax reform hearings, calleu class and its imperial goals equipment and lilt • o its continued beyond its loi eliminating the credit. The to (disassociate themselves advantages that go nation date oi next June :*0 Democratic members of the The business skepti dm opponents of the credit .Joint Economic Committee did entirely from Hinds of aiguing that it makes no likewise, while the Republ' Change seminar)." >e to continue a tax allow cans on the same body ad U illium II. Hinton, five Mafia leaders e that stimulates alieady vocated continuance. author and lecturer "1 MIAMI. Fla. (AP> - A Each ot the five appeared THE STATE NEWS federal grand jury questioned before the grand juiv Also Internotionol News five Mafia leaders Wednesday testifying were doorman El > lad in I h< State News the student new>papei at Michigan Slate University, is for about three hours on re wood Brown and registrations published even class da» throughout the veai with special Welcome Week With ground warfare at a lull, U.S. B52 cent meetings in the Miami clerk Joseph Ehi lick of the !e n entered ,,od Onentation issues in June and Septembei Subscription rates are $14 Thundeibird Motel in nearby left l« toi { Strato fortresses took over the burden of at¬ area of top-rank crime syn¬ utes later dicate bosses. Hollywood vlembei Associated Press. I oiled Press Intel national. Inland Daily Press tack Wednesday, concentrating their blows on Federal Alo kill) Bin Associated Collegiate Press Michigan Press Association. Mich- Federal officials have said investigators in Association suspected enemy bases near Cambodia north¬ the meetings were called to dicated some ot the mob lead ' had been the ese SkMatia family west of Saigon. pick a successor to the late ers staying at • • • VitoGenovese. Thunderbird considered tht s\n hdiloilal ,.od business olliccs at (47 Student ^Ser.vices Building. Michigan William Earl, chief of the The grand jur> appeal a nee 1,1 rial brain He ha> Foreign Minister Ivan Bashev of Bulgaria Justice Department's organ was interrupted at one point ed in ill health said Wednesday if the Chinese-Soviet border ized crime unit here, and by a shouting match between hl Peter Kosti. assistant U S Kosti and Aithui Stark Alo 11 dispute becomes "a danger to the Socialist s Communist camp." East European countries attorney, would not comment attorney It occurred just aftei damp the economy on what Meyer Lansky. Vin¬ Alo entered the grand jury sum- suspended the might take military action against China. cent Alo. Anthony J Accardo, room with a lengthv prepaied «i edit through Dei • • • Tony Ricci and Dominick An- statement • gelini said Kosti and Stark noticed Seven more Soviet warships, including four Nor would the mobsters com news men observing their quarrel submarines, entered the Mediterranean Sea ment on what they told the and they walked down the hall from the Atlantic Wednesday and immediately grand jury A close MSU CLASS RINGS source where they eould no longei fell under the watch of radar, ships and planes to Ricci and Accardo said they be heard to conclude the took the Fifth Amendment, of the U.S. 6th Fleet and Britain's Royal Air argument which protects individuals Alo emerged ftoin the jury Force. from self-incrimination room aftei about 20 minutes Newsmen asked Alo how and conterred with Stark The it went, and he replied. "A National News little rough.' attorney gave Alo a slip of Before he was stabbed Sunday night-alleg¬ edly by his 17-vear-old son-Charles D. Hepler. Freakout No. 8 Bob Seger System We are the only store that GRANDMOTHER'S publisher of the Reader's Digest, criticized Sun., April 13 cloan...thi5is the "Down with Everything'' younger gener¬ ation. accusing them of "stereotyping the Es¬ tablishment.'' He also wrote: "I agree that No Age Limit Kind of personal but do you use offers you a choice! Ouality this is the most committed generation America Tampax tampons? ever had and there is much to be optimis¬ Sigma Alpha Mu * class rings by JOSTEN and . . tic about in that commitment." Wouldn't use Fraternity Urges • • • anything else. . you to Give Up The head oi a predominantly black union they're convenient, A MEAL for striking two hospitals in Charleston, S.C., said Wednesday strikers will resort to "demonstra¬ Nigerian/Biafran Relief On May easier to use, JOHN ROBERTS. 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The students had smashed through a set of Before inflation strikes you, order your ring Documentory Film locked doors and seized the building to back now.This applies especially to under classmen. three demands, among them that the Univer¬ sity's Reserve Officer Training Corps program Sponsored by be ended The occupation lasted three hours. New University • • • Conference School uttii'idls in New OiLans closed the Southei n I nivo >n> biaiii it; ui. t Wednesday following a series ot incidents . »ch 1F> lo Fri., Sat. 20 black students were arrested • • • April 11,12 A 20-year-old Western Michigan University 7 & 9 p.m. junior from New Buffalo, James Hanbley, was bound over to circuit court by District Judge Patrick McCauley Wednesday after a Adm. $1.00 .t) V hearing on unlawful assembly charges in con¬ Across From The Union nection with disorders on the campus last 106 B Wells TAMPAX Across From Berkey Hall City Parking At Rear Door Free Parking--East Side of Store week. SANITARV PROTECTION WORN If EDITORIALS OUR READERS' MIND Gentleness Writer's view biased To the Editor: Semitic and as a professing Jew I refuse I seldom write in response to the views to allow anti-Semitism to go unprotested. Did you feel better this morning when you woke up? of anyone but this letter must be the ex¬ It is now fashionable to be anti-Semitic. You could have. It's Gentle Thursday. ception to the rule. I write in reply to The anti-Semitism ranges from the fa¬ Gentle Thursday is the day when people are expect¬ Mr. Miller's views Indeed, Mr. Miller mous poem in New York City about is more than entitled to his view concern¬ killing Jews (in the same Ocean Hill-, ed to do anything gentle. Balloon-trading, kite-flying, ing "Jew-Liberals", but Mr. Miller is: Brownsville area Mr. Miller has used in walking in silence-that sort of gentleness. You are (1) a liar. His article is filled with his argument) to the anti-locution of Mr. invited to rejoice within bright-patterned, multi-hued patent untruths. Miller who categorizes Jews and liberals clothes or without, to listen to poetry or even to write it. (2) Mr. Miller is obviously anti- as people who want poverty. That is one of the most vile lies about Jews and lib¬ Eschew gruffness, we urge you. Smile at strangers, erals yet to be printed in the State News hum, cut class, go barefoot, let someone ahead of you in this year. The fact that Mr. Miller is the lunch line. Greet a hippie. Tell a grad student he Don't divide us! Jewish does not mean that he is not anti-Semitic. There are anti-Semitic knows what he's talking about. Give a dean a flower. Jews, anti-Catholic Catholics and anti- Or whatever. black blacks. To the Editor: . . . Strike a nudge for Freedom and Youth and Love I take strong objection to the con¬ (3) Mr. Miller might well read Dr. and Spring! tent of Mitch Miller's article in Collage Gordon Allport's "The Nature of Pre¬ for April 8, 1969, in this personal state¬ Punctuate our peroration how you will: judice" and learn something about the ment. Be Gentle Thursday. dangers of putting people into categories Apparently Miller does not know that (i.e. Jew-Liberal) and why the use of -The Editors "Jew" is a noun and that used as an adjective, it carries all the implications categories, such as Mr. Miller's is the first step toward the cremetorium. and tones of Hitler's Germany. I am interested in a stronger America, (4) It seems to me that the State not in the divisiveness urged by the article News can no longer hide behind the facade when he attacks Catholics and Jews. How of the right of expression The CBS mothers does he believe, if not writing from pure emotionalism, that what he says will further this country and not create furth¬ expression comes on full force the right of part of Mr. Miller against my equal right to life and the history of Nazi Germany, smother er sectionalism? which Mr. Miller obviously has not read, If the writer had something to contribute, shows clearly how early anti-locution in the betterment of the United States, against Jews as a group, led step by people would listen to him. All he says step to the death of six million innocent does no one good. In the of decency, cut people. I, for one, will not allow the name basic reasons for the cancella¬ "Remembe - last Gentle Thursday when William A. Goldberg start of such a movement here without that line where associate professor of Police Administra¬ folksinger Joan tion was the show's 24th place you said 'Do your own thing'? Well, you bitter protest. My children uill not be tion and Public Safety Baez states that her husband is ranking and the congressional DID!" made into lamp-shades. in jail because he opposed the hearings on violence and sex draft, the Vietnam war and the in television programming. military establishment! Anyone who has seen the C'mon CBS, don't get too Smothers Brothers CHRIS MEAD Comedy EDITOR'S NOTE: For his day in the wrapped up in your own stuffi¬ Hour knows that Tom and Dick of court letters, Miller replies, "The ness. use about as much sex and letters merely point up a point I The censors at Columbia trying to make, albeit obliquely, in my violence as Walt Disney. The article, and that is that the idea of being Broadcasting System and the Smothers Brothers will be ering their precarious relation¬ sev¬ maternalistic censors take much of the rap for the program's lowered rating. Who could Protecting the U s ideals Jewish and being a liberal Democrat are so closely allied in the minds of most Jews that is considered an attack on that association ship soon. CBS head Frank wants to watch the show when an attack on the Jewish Stanton says the network is can¬ people itself." the best lines appear in Time celing the comedy hour because and Newsweek magazines.' the Brothers failed to follow When the Oakland Police Atypical pairing established procedure by not Tom and Dick have an¬ Dept. inter¬ viewed students on campus To The Editor: nounced that they have an of¬ Monday, the presenting the tape of their event brought into focus the function of Robert Fogarty's letter (Tuesday, April Sunday show to affiliate sta¬ fer from CTV network to pro¬ the Placement Bureau on this 8) commending Walter Adams while con¬ campus tions for pre-screening. duce their program in Canada. with the concomitant issue of individual demning the rest of the University, de¬ serves, in the name of journalistic fair- It's asinine to assume, rights versus a "higher law. how-* ^With the number o£- Ameri¬ The Oakland police, as you will re¬ play, to be balanced by a response in¬ ever, that procedural difficul¬ cans already residing there, member, shot and killed Bobby Hutton, dicating that many of us Adams-ad¬ ties caused CBS to halt the Jthe Smothers Brothers should 17-year-old treasurer of the Biack Pan¬ mirers also like John Hannah and find ther football and ROTC and ATL to have a have little trouble amassing the Party, on the premise that he once top-rated show. The New armed. That he was not armed was was legitimate place at MSU York Times, which usually large audience appeal they obvious and thus the Oakland police have Whether Dr Fogarty's Xiss of Death once enjoyed. was delivered in ignorance or malice prints the sequences clipped opened themselves up to the charge that (or for some third reason of his own), from the tapes, stated that two -The Editors they are not "peace officers" but a force they didn't agree with. But agree with to insure that the bureau is used in a for political oppression. it would be unfair of the State News him or not. he should be listened to. manner consistent with the (theoretical) Which brings the issue at hand Should to couple his pro-Adams and anti-MSU Could you imagine President Hannah show¬ ideals of the University as set forth in positions without the University, which Acting President ing up if he were still around0 the Academic Freedom Report that "both pointing out the Adams claims is "neutral. extreme atypicality of that pairing. allow its Thinking of The Placement Bureau, to become a anarchy and tyranny are antithetical to facilities to be used by such an institu¬ Maurice Crane legitimate institution, must cleanse itself. the purposes and necessities of the Uni¬ tion? professor of Some screening method should be devised versity." For the answer, consider a humanities hypotheti¬ cal situation-an analogy which I feel Look before received too little attention by both Adams and the news media: If there POINT OF VIEW were a Gestapo in this country, would the University allow it to recruit stu¬ Watch that lease! there was an abundance of stu¬ Militancy and the disruptive truth dents for the purpose of killing Jews'1 Before you sign your John dent apartments, many of OK, the analogy is admittedly not 100 Hancock to a lease for a "lux¬ which were never occupied. per cent relevant But the police as an ury" apartment for next fall, Chances are, this will recur institution in this country have developed consider the consequences. again next fall. a pattern of political repression of EDITOR'S NOTE: The following "point ganizers. student demonstrators or black black people in the ghetto which is no of view" things are as disruptive as the truth, Life in a "luxury" apartment Off-Campus Council (OCC) more justifiable than Nazi atrocities in was written by Clark Akatiff, liberation groups. In# addition, the police e.g. Darwinian biology. Newtonian phys¬ asst. professor of geography and coordina¬ force has instituted a virtual is not all lavish living and is working very hard to do wartime Germany. reign of ics). The truth about Oakland is that it tor of MSU-New University Conference. terror over the Adams, the interviewers and Placement disorganized poor and is police state, dedicated to the systema¬ sipping extra-dry martinis be¬ something about the discrepan¬ Bureau officials argued that a student I feel compelled to clear up the posi¬ black of the community. For years, to be a tic denial of life, liberty and the pursuit side a heated swimming pool. cies involved in apartment tion of New University Conference (NUCt poor, black or vagrant in Oakland, was who is duly registered has the right to of happiness to a large sector-perhaps in respect to the demonstration against Life in a "luxury" apartment leases. A booklet will be avail¬ utilize the Placement Bureau and make to court disaster. recruitment by the Oakland Police Dept. In recent a majority-of its subject population. able from them in a few weeks years, this situation has When MSli. which aspires to greatness, is not all bizarre booze parties up his own mind. While this liberal This is necessary because news coverage argument is based on individual rights, changed in some particulars. Most im¬ lends its good offices and prestige to such and wild with suggestions and options. has distorted our position, first, by women lounging at which under most circumstances must be portant is the emergence from the ghetto an organization, it erodes the ideological It would be helpful to consult underplaying the degree of faculty-staff depths of the Black Panther Party-a your feet. preserved, it ignores the question that participation and. secondly, by empha¬ ground upon which the University stands OCC before signing that lease. no one has the right to recruit for pur¬ group dedicated to the liberation of black Life in and falls abjectly into the hands of the a luxury apartment poses of murder. sizing our pleasure with acting Presi¬ people through community action and power brokers of our age. could be Take your time, read the dent Adams' presence at the demonstra¬ militant defense against police suppres¬ being evicted from Another argument these people posed If the University and its chief adminis¬ lease carefully, talk to OCC, tion. rather than our more serious dis¬ sion. The response of the Oakland power your apartment five days after was that the police department needs pleasure at his response to the sub¬ structure has been to "up-grade trative officers allow this to happen, they and above all think about the college-educated people so it doesn't have the can expect more alienated students, more breaking one of the manager's to recruit bigots. Birchers and Wallace- stantive issue. police department, which means: 1> pay militant demonstrations and dis¬ sacred rules. possible implications of what ites. This assumes that "college-educated First. Yes. we are pleased that Adams high salaries, 2) purchase an armory more ruptions. After all. the movement did not Life in a luxury apartment you are signing. saw fit to meet with demonstrators at a of anti-riot devises, 3) __TheEditors policemen are going to have full under time of crisis. BUT. let it be clear recruit a num¬ invent the doctrine "might makes right," standing and sympathy with the black ber of educated individuals to in could be having all your per¬ that this is itself serve they have merely discovered that the nothing. President public relations roles, 4) increase the sonal struggle for self-determination in their might of the military, the corporate elite possessions, including own community. What it really means Hayakawa of SFSC has also shown no level of suppression. This is the equiva¬ and the police is greatly respected by hesitation to meet demonstrators, yet your car, confiscated by your is that the police department will be made lent to up-grading from the S.A. to the university officialdom. Is it any surprise his actions have merely aggravated the S.S -slicker uniforms, higher salaries, landlord if you happen to owe up of sleek elitist liberals who have no that a counter force should begin to arise? situation. Adams' moves have, in ef¬ smoother words, but more brutally ef¬ more sensitivity to what it's like to be him some money. fect. merely put MSU on a par with balck than John D. Rockefeller fective suppression of people Life in a luxury apartment is other colleges and universities, and is Thus, the demonstrators who blocked noteable only in contrast to the uniformly The import of these factors, in rela¬ having your rent jacked up 10 the aisle of the Placement Bureau were. imperious behavior of his predecessor. tionship to the purposes of the University, Letter policy per cent if not paid within five I feel, acting in the name of a higher Second. Adams has never adequately is the issue that Adams has not con¬ law (not to mention political goalsi and days of the due date responded to the real issue which is fronted. The University is not a neutral You don't have to rush out were justified in demanding that the re¬ this: Oakland. Calif, is a large, indus¬ institution-in its most idealized form The State News welcomes all letters. cruiters leave campus trial city, tightly controlled by a clique (a form toward which Adams has shown They should be typed and signed with the today and sign a lease to in¬ Of course, there were a few loud¬ of reactionary political and business affinity in the past) the university is home town, student, faculty or staff stand¬ sure that you won't be left out mouths Who had nothing better to do than interests The police department, which shout down Adams and anybody else whom unequivocally committed to the defence of ing, and local phone number included. No in the cold next fall. This year is directly under the control of this certain humanist values, of which the unsigned letter will be accepted for publi- clique, has a long record of suppres¬ right to "life, liberty and the pursuit caUon, and no letter will be printed with¬ sive action against any group deemed a of out a signature except in extreme circum¬ happiness" must be included, as well threat to the material and political in¬ as to a relentless pursuit of the truth, stances All letters must be less than 300 terests of the clique-be they labor or¬ words long for publication without editing. regardless of where it may lead. (Few o MICHIGAN lV6 RAIN1N6, ANP I'M LOST ANP IF I UERE HOME, MVMA6TEK(dOULP I CANT FlNPMVMOM...I 5H0ULP BE BRIN6IN6 ME MY5UPPER ABOUT HAVE STAVEP W0ME.... N0lV...WAT(M5HI5NAME? J STATE NEWS UNIVERSITY Jerry I'ankhursl, edit Inn, ttroun, sports er Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. hebnrah hitch, associ Thursday, April 10, 1969 5 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Opinions rage on By ED HUTCHISON State News Staff Writer Levin is not alone position to parochiaid. is his op¬ tractual concept mit improvement in the en¬ "would per¬ tion Another to reason for opposi¬ parochiaid is the dol¬ tire educational system and lar ;»*)d cents approach that A blanket of chaos may The Michigan Education Assn. spread argue> that the state is hav¬ (ME A) recently appropriated believes that utilization of pri¬ over Michigan's education sys¬ vate facilities could result in ing enough trouble supporting tem if nearly 315.000 paro¬ $30,000 to fight the bill. Their better education at smaller public schools, much less sup¬ chial students are abruptly campaign includes bringing in teachers from around the state costs." plying aid to parochial schools. enrolled in public schools, af¬ Sen Levin said the "public ter their schools close be¬ to Lansing to confront legisla¬ The Michigan Assn. of Non- schoo; system is fighting for cause of financial woes. tors and urge defeat of the Public Schools has also endorsed its life. The inevitable result Grave doubts rise in many- bill. state aid to parochial stu¬ According to a platform a- of using public monies for pri¬ minds. questioning the con¬ dents. vate Schools will be the frag¬ stitutionality. greater financial dopted March 29 by its 380- "We are in wholehearted member Representative Assem¬ mentation of our public effort burdens and a tightening of agreement with the concept of in edi^ration." the belt both at home and at bly. the MEA "will resist dil¬ purchase of educational serv¬ school which seems imminent igently any diversion of public ices." John F. Choity, as¬ PuUic schools are, indeed, should taxpayers have to find funds to non-public schools and sociation president said. havif? financial problems. funds to support parochial support the principle of se¬ lic school aid bill "We believe the approach Spending for all school dis¬ schools. paration of church and state. it should be passed only with a is beneficial both to the state tricts in the 1967-68 school Two opposite views. We urge that all public mon¬ nominal appropriation to allow year outstripped income by of Michigan and to the 315.000 The first, a fearful dream ies, goods and services, either time to test its constitutional¬ $31 million. non-public school children in of those who believe state aid direct or indirect, shall be ex¬ ity, possibly through a Supreme this state." "1^ simplest terms, school is a must to the existence of pended solely for the support Court advisory opinion. distr cts have been eating up of public schools." Additional questions of the non-public school He warned the legislature bill centers around the consti¬ their' working capital," Robert The second: those opposed to Another group. Citizens to N. McKerr, associate superin¬ Advance Public Education that he would not consider an tutionality of appropriating pub¬ such aid. They are fearful of tendent of public instruction appropriation for aid to non¬ lic funds to non-public schools. church and state alliances and (CAPE) promotes their cre¬ in 'harge of administrative do of "public funds for public public schools unless there is In 1962. the United States services, said. are already iacmg funding prob lems with aid programs existing public school schools only " . To signify opposition to paro¬ also a proposal to fund the bill. Rep J. Bob Traxler. D- Supreme Court in Sherbert v. Verner said "... no State Gov. Milliken also note of caution sounded a in his message Pooped chiaid. CAPE urged household¬ Bav City and sponsor of the may exclude members of any Opposition to the Education faith, lack of it, from re¬ to **ie legislature on educa¬ This lethargic-looking St. Bernard is part of an exhibit of animals being used in ers in the Detroit Area to act said his bill includes most or Service Act. often called Paro- elements recommended ceiving the benefits of public tion: conjunction with Vetavisit 1969, (6th a inual open house) sponsored by the College chiaid or Educaid is widespread turn on porch lights if they of the I do not believe that we of Veterinary Medicine on Saturday. with plenty of supporters on 'believe we must support pub¬ by the Joint Legislative Com¬ welfare legislation." mittee on non-public schools The Michigan Federation of can*in good conscience, raise both sides of the fence lic education and oppose di¬ Citizens for Educational Re¬ taxe-5 to aid non-public schools Sen. Sander Levin. D-Berklev. vision of public funds for non¬ In its summary, the commit form interprets this decision and their 300.000 students with¬ denounced parochiaid as vio¬ public education." tee "recommended passage of out (ilso considering new sources Three that "a citizen should not be lating been a basic principle which has to American so- Not all citizens oppose paro¬ chiaid. however. Gov. Milliken called it tragic legislation this year to allow denied the state to purchase certain educational services provided or money for arithmetic other secular subjects be¬ of pevenue and their lion .students." for more public schools than two mil¬ SN seniors cause he happens to be relig¬ if "circumstances should cause each citizen by non-public schools.' ' In this country, ious-minded." | has had the free choice as to the private schools and col¬ Sponsor of the bill. Rep. whether he sup'ports an institu¬ tion of a religious character leges. otherwise, religious to affiliated deteriorate and or Prior the bill, Chamber to the introduction ot the Michigan State of Commerce urged ney, John Feikens, Detroit attor¬ cited several additional Supreme Court cases and con¬ Trailer claims that every dol¬ lar .that Michigan invests in educating non-public students Detroit Press and. if so. which one disappear the State to 'explore the feasi¬ I believe that the existence cluded that: Essentially these willsave the taxpayers $5. Three MSU students were among those select¬ sional journalists in the statewide awards pro¬ "By providing tax monies bility of contracting for secular set torth the conclusion from the public at large to and strength of private schools cases "H would cost the taxpayers ed as finalists in the annual journalism contest gram. education services, material and that legislature can provide will be support the essential opera¬ is essential to education choice a nea-lv $250 million annually to sponsored by the Detroit Press Club Founda Three awards of $300. $200. and $100 in Michigan." the governor programs with private insti¬ secular education benefits to education the 315.000 child¬ tion. given in each of these categories. A grand prize tions of private schools, the tutions, either profit or non¬ children attending non-public ren who attend Michigan's nearly The finalists are Edward A. Brill, editor-in- will be awarded to the first place winner whose parochiaid proposals violate said in his special message to profit schools as long as the pri¬ 1,000 non-public schools." Trax¬ chief of the State News; Jerry G. Pankhurst. work is judged the most outstanding. this framework of private de¬ the legislature on education. The Chamber of Commerce mary purpose of the act is ler State News editorial editor: and Gerald J Woj- cision on religious practices." Milliken told the legislature, $aid. directed to the secular educa¬ Levin said however, that if "anv non-pub¬ expressed belief that the con¬ The bill as it stands now. chihosky. State News staff writer. The finalists print material has been forward¬ tion and the primary effect would cost the state $45 mil¬ Brill, Merrick, N.Y.. senior with two entries, ed to Washington. D C., where a panel of promi¬ neith# advance nor inhibits and Pankhurst. Midland senior, are among the lion. nent judges will make the final decisions. religion Medical inquiry program four finalists for excellence in expression of The winners will be announced at the founda¬ Parochial educators claim that The legislature, if it wants it in any your rights, "THE SHOP ON the conference sponsored by the volves no initial stake, a chance book store and sneak past the Next- g° t0 the police station MSU Dept. of Agricultural En¬ to realize tax-free winnings and cashier. and post bond, or go to jail, gineering and the Building Offi¬ cials Conference of Michigan. only a limited risk. Of course, there is always the The game is called shop- possibility of being caught. If Then- £° t0 Judge William K. Harmon at the East Lansing Mu- MAIN STREET" P6T6R KATHARIN6 : nicipal Court and plead guilty. Finally, pay $110 in fines and costs and go to jail for four onrpOLe hcpburn AMLEC orients students to days. Do not forget the free po¬ lice record and fingerprints. Sound like fun'.' Want to learn One of the great films of our time. Ra 1h€ lion in wint6r « MARTIN POU artistry and performances in a story of man more about how to plav'' Why JANE MERR0WJ2""" JOHN CASTLESSS TIMOTHYDAI.IONS?;^ relation to suffering of fellow beings duri individual study The philosophy used in orient¬ abroad has written A Guide To not who fine ask all and Study¬ jail sentence: these paid served recent this same the four players $110 day World War II in a Slovakian persecution of the Jews tightens. Ida K minska and Joseph Kroner star. Direct^ town whe ANTHONY H0PRINS~'5wSS< NIGEL STOCKIV*»" NIGEL TERRYSrir" JAME£GOLDMAN ANTHONY JOSEPHE. LEVJNE JAME* GOLDMAN MARTIN P01.L HARVEY ^'^OHN BARRY mnaus^N^COLOR William N. Tilchin. Birming¬ by Jan Kadar and Elmar Klos. BOX OFFICE ing students to the program was ing Abroad'' to aid prospective student travellers. ham freshman, who took two OPEN DAILY SPARTAN TWIN WEST w» ion Ticke gram, personally visits many of ,rorn America .md the impre- the residences where students slon a ('ountr> has of the I nited a spirit of adventure and have freshman, tried to walk out of a .SPARTAN TWIN EAST an interest in the subject mat- bookstore with $t> 16 in pens will be staying Prior to depar States depends on them ter Ronald E Chandonals. a Tay ture. AMLEC furnishes aform., The program emphasizes the ti°n on the many aspects in- fact that it will back the stu- AMLEC is only one aspect in lor freshman, added a little ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ SHOWN DAILY AT the international extension pro- variety to the game by sticking volved in traveling abroad, con- dents 100 per cent Thi> instills ditioning the student for a new confidence in the students Odle gram Upon surveying his edu the price tags from a $11 50 beer TONIGHT From 7:00 p 1:00 - 3:50 - 6:45 and 9:30 p.m. cational needs and goals, previ stein on a $12 95 stein and try experience believes ous adjustment, experience and ing to buy it His sentence was 2nd WEEK! In the orientation program stu dents meet with the instructors language proficiency, dents have a number of possible the stu- suspended And Indraban Sha a foreign These Nazis aren't for real! and student who pleaded not guilty Mrs. Churchill are acquainted with what structure the particular course destinations. Junior year abroad programs, a Scandinavian semi- and was unable to post $500 they are taking will follow nar. a technical exchange pro- bond, went to jail His preli AN OVERGROUND foils, injures thigh The second meeting structured. is un¬ A situation similar gram, confront the student seek- ing an experience abroad minary hearing is next Novem ber SEX PROTEST FILM! They are Allied agents LONDON (APi - Bar- to the type that will be encoun- who must win oness Spencer - Churchill's tered by the students abroad is condition 'continues to give created Nationals from the var- World War II rise to anxiety." a spokes- ious countries are presented and man at Westminister Hospital it is up to the student to become this weekend said Wednesday night acquainted with them The widow of Sir Winston AMLEC furnishes a conglom- ..or die Churchill fractured her thigh eration of aids from passport in a fall Good Friday and doc- information and changing men¬ tors during the weekend were ey to wardrobe suggestion A alarmed at her condition bibliography is furnished, offer- A hospital bulletin Wednes- ing students an opportunity to day afternoon said the con- become acquainted with the cul- dition of the 84-year-old pat- ture they will be living in. Walter ient was unchanged. Adams. MSU acting president. All University FEE HAIL "FIRFMENS BALL" featuring MIXER FRI. 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"They Came To Rob Las Vegas" Panavisiorr and Metrocolor 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 10, 1969 Duffy By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer dropsfavor derson-will be oh hand for the 1969 standing freshman back Eric Allen season along with an out¬ T in tackle and end. The rollout pass power is also effective under this svs- "We feel that we have the experienced backs and lineman to Anyone who watched Texas dismember defensive power Ten¬ The new-look offense which helped Texas and Houston lead use this type of offense,'' Daugherty said. "We will be better able nessee in the Cotton Bowl, with quarterback Jim Street and half¬ the country in total offense last season will get plenty of work to utilize all of our personnel. Under the T, we could use only one back Chris Gilbert working the option to perfection, can testify when MSU opens its spring football sessions Tuesday. back with the others having to watch from the bench." to the power this type of attack can generate. Coach Duffy Daugherty has decided to scrap the Spartan's T- formation attack in favor of a full-house backfield similar to The key to making this new offense click is the quarterback, Houston, using the same style of offense, ran up 100 points ear¬ and with Bill Triplett returning along lier last season against Tulsa. those used by the two Texas schools. with freshmen Steve Piro With the new formation Daugherty said he can utilize three and Dan Werner, Daugherty feels'the Spartan attack will be in Daugherty said the Spartans will incorporate this full-house at¬ tack with their own successful plays such as the inside belly ser¬ running backs at the same time. Only one running back plus a good hands. ies. blocking fullback are used in the 'I'. The basis of the offense is the triple option, with the quarterback "This offense will be more interesting to watch." Daugherty Daugherty said the major reason for shifting his offensive gears either handing the ball to the fullback inside, keeping the ball said. "I don't think anyone in the Big Ten has ever seen it. but I is to take advantage of the wealth of Spartan running backs. Last himself, or pitching it back to the halfback for an outside sweep. think as time goes by more teams will adapt it. It's a very sound DUFFY DAUGHERTY year s leading rushers-Tom Love, Don Highsmith and Earl An¬ The different options are keyed on the reaction of the defensive offense." MSU eyeing artificial turf Marks could fall in Big Ten track for use in Spartan Stadium By GARY WALKOW'ICZ by next fall. cussed at MSU for the past year- Duffy Daugherty and two mem- Old Sol could By DON KOPRIVA State News Sports Writer play an important part in Big Ten track Executive Sports Editor Athletic Director Biggie Munn js still under consideration by bers of the board of trustees, re- fortunes this spring. MSU may join a growing list said Wednesday installation of athletic officials. cently visited an Astro-Turf If the big yellow ball decides to shine and warm the oft- of schools employing an artifi- an artificial field in Spartan Sta- A group of those officials, in- plant in Alabama and the Iat¬ frostbitten lands of the North that the Big Ten calls home, rial turf on their football fields dium-a matter that has been dis- eluding Munn. Football Coach versity of Alabama football field then league trackmen might show themselves to be among which is carpeted with the svn- the classiest in the country. thetic grass. Last year's Big Ten meet at Minnesota was notable for Munn said that both Astro- three things: the closeness of the meet, the miserable wea¬ Completely T^urf and Tartan Turf-a prod¬ ther and resulting miserable times. uct used in Wisconsin's Camp The conference track teams boast the potential, with Randall Field-are being con¬ just about every squad possessing a nationally-rated runner. sidered for possible Spartan If the weatherman will co-operate and shoo away the rain Stadium use. and cold weather which often plagues the Big Ten country, gassed on a "Right now the matter is still records can be expected to fall under investigation and consid¬ Most of the squads have recently returned from spring eration by athletic officials." trips to the sunny South and have aiready reached a certain Munn said. "We want to study degree of readiness. every aspect of the synthetic Indoor champ Wisconsin, which will likely share, the fav¬ fields before we make a deci- orite's role with Indiana in the outdoor clash a! Purdue, on whether to obtain it. boasts a number of potential NCAA placers. Purchase of the artificial turf Soph Mark Wininreid. who blasted three half miles in the vicinity of 1:50 recently, ranks as one of the top two- would have to be approved by the board of trustees. lappers in the U.S.. while teammate Ray Arrington is a threat at either 880 yards or a mile. Munn said the recommenda¬ Jim Northrup (5) and Al Kaline (center) congratu¬ Mike Butler is recognized as one of college track s best tion for purchase of the field late Tiger pitcher Denny McLain after his three-hit hurdlers and soph Don Y'andrey is one of the better inilers. would have to be presented to 6-2 win Tuesday over the Cleveland Indians. The with a 4:04 best. and approved by the trustees be¬ Tigers, w'->o meet the Indians today, were idle Wed¬ Indiana's Mike Goodrich is a top threat in any spring fore the end of the school year race, as is senior Mark Gibbens in the steeplechase. if the turf were to be purchased nesday. AP Wirephoto MSU has Bill Wehrwein. and installed before the begin- NCAA champ at 600 yards in- ning of this fall's football sea- 2 SOPHS LEAD PACK Michigan bases its hope on "We haven't set any date yet Ron Kutschinski. an Olympic for a final decision on whether to make a recommendation to the board of trustees." Munn Hot corner race performer at 800 meters, while Northwestern can boast of Ralph Schultz. who surpassed a world By GARY WALKOWICZ base position. J and sign with the Los Angeles Executive Sports Editor The mark indoors with a 2:06 '000 job left open when Steve Dodgers An artificial field in Spartan One of the most interest- Garvey. an All-America at No one is expected to com¬ yard time. Stadium could be used for foot¬ the hot corner last season, Little Steve Hoag from Minn- ng intra-squad battles on the pletely replace Garvev's big ball practice, soccer games and vlSU baseball team this spring decided to pass up his re¬ bat. but the position should esota tance men ran'< i even intramural contests s the scrap for the third maining two years of eligibility rest in secure hands. Ohio At the moment the battle I)ave Pryseski t Shop Thurs., and Fri. 9 AM to 9 PM is State. revolving around a pair Saturday, 9 AM to 5:30 PM of Purdue has a top dashman in sophomores Phil Rashead and Stan Gay. while two freshmen Gary Boyce. also have moved »into the nat¬ "Both boys have looked good Sears in our intrasquad games re¬ cently." MSU Coach Danny ional limelight Herb Washing¬ ton of MSU ranks as one of the nation's top sprinters and Mich¬ Litwhiler said. The Spartans are slated to igan's Larry Wolfe is the sur¬ open the Northern portion of prise of the pole vault world Rugged Baseball their regular season Saturday with his recent 16-11 4 In the field, at the University of Detroit, of Indiana is it the few Fielder's Gloves and Litwhiler said the starter c high jumpers over 7 feet this at third will likely depend on which way the Titan pitcher year, while Illinois's Jim Bru- baker can hold his own in the H5 throws. Boyce is a left-handed hitter, Now there's a new fielder's glove while Rashead the right side. swings from Cub hitter that in. It's feels like it's a already broken pro-styled glove in every Senior Joe Gavel Spartan's spring tour as the began the two-bag record way I With extra deep creased pock¬ third basemen, but the con¬ CHICAGO. (UPI> - Billy Wil¬ et, tough web trap, adjustable wrist verted outfielder committed liams tied a major league strap. Available in Right and Left 10 errors - most of them record with four doubles in a Hand models. throwing errors so Litwhiler nine-inning game Wednesday to shifted him back to the out¬ The Honda Scrambler 90. Just highlight a 16-hit Chicago attack 5 low as field. which backed up Bill Hands' sips gas — 160 mpg. Upkeep's "Being an outfielder. Joe seven-hit pitching as the Cubs easy. So's insurance and initial certainly had a strong enough blasted the Philadelphia Phil¬ cost. Never any trouble when arm for third base, but he had lies 11-3. Ted Williams® Official Baseball a problem with his accuracy. Williams sandwiched his four you want to park. Good looks that Litwhiler said. doubles, two down each base¬ won't quit. And talk about being Even Larry Rettenmund. line. around a walk for a per¬ fast a rugged, dependable OHC — who is slated to start at sec¬ fect 4-4 day He was the 18th 4 stroke engine opens this baby ond base, saw action at third National League player to the spring trip as up to 59 on the highway. 10-Ply Laminated base on Litwhiler searched for his collect four doubles in a game and the first in 15 years since So stop watching good money strongest lineup. Jim Greengrass did it in 1954 go down the old gas tank. Pick up Tennis Rackets Boyce and Rashead are a for Cincinnati Eleven Ameri¬ a Scrambler 90 at your nearest pair of versatile performers, can League players have hit Honda dealer. Regular >12.99 MO" who are also vying for spots in the Spartan outfield. four doubles in a game, the last Billy Bruton of Detroit in 1963. Precisely constructed racket has 10-ply frame with 5 fibers,5 woods. White-black fiber is welded to Mets climb to .500, throat, shoulder for strength.Nylon, wood, and fiber on shaft. maul Montreal, 9-5 NEW YORK (UPI) - Ed 6 13 innings in relief, gained Kranepool. Cleon Jones and credit for the win while Mon¬ Men's Complete GET YOURS AT Beginner Golf Sets Jerry Grote each knocked in two runs Wednesday to lead New York to a 9-5 victory treal starter Bill Stoneman took the loss. It was McGraw's first Major League victory since over the Montreal Expos, giv¬ Aug. 21. 1966 HONDA $4499 ing the Mets their first win after suffering straight opening day loss Tues¬ an eighth McGraw took McAndrew in the second when the Expos scored three runs. over for Jim day. Don Hahn knocked in a pair OF Drive with Persimmon 1 and 3 woods. Loft fairway shots, drop putts with steel shaft 3,5,7,9 irons and putter. Kranepool's two-run single keyed a four-run, first inning outburst by the Mets. Rod Gas- with after a bases loaded pinch-hitter Ty Cline walked to reload the bases, single and Carry your clubs in a rugged vinyl par walked with one out. and McGraw came on and walked HASLETT ...r. Stretch glove, 3 regulation Da lis, 10 tees included. after Ken Boswell was hit by a pitch, Jones drove in Gaspar with a single. Ed Charles walked Maury Wills for the third McGraw lasted until run. the 1605 Haslett Road-By Lake Lansing to load the bases and Krane¬ eighth when Montreal scored PHO'.nIE 339-2039 I Sears pool followed with his hit. Grote then scored Charles with a its fourth run came on run. The Expos' final Rusty Staub's sec¬ Ask about Sears Convenient Credi; *r«rt. Roebuck and Co. • Where the ond homer of the season in the Tug McGraw, who pitched Thursday, April 10, 1969 9 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Nicklaus Sailing club specializes os Masters in recreation and AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -- The tradition-rich Masters Golf Tour¬ nament begins today over the lush Augusta National course with By PAM BOYCE racing Following a series of tests, back," he added, three-time tournament champion Jack Nicklaus in the favorite's State News Sports Writer the new club members is allowed The Sailing Club owns sev¬ role. Spring weather brings a rise to take the sailboats out any¬ Nicklaus was installed the top favorite at 10 to 1 as the field of ( of activity to Lake Lansing, time during the week on his en Flying Dutchman Juniors, and the MSU Sailing Club has one Penguin, six kayaks and 83, including 11 amateurs, teed off for the first round of the tour¬ own. one crash boat. nament which ends on Sunday. Arnie Palmer, the only four-time been busy year-round prepar¬ Students who do not belong winner, was ranked as Nicklaus' top foe. ing future sailors in the funda¬ The to the sailing club are wel¬ club-sponsored racing The 29-year-old Nicklaus was named the favorite because, of mentals of the sport. The club, which boasts over come to come down to Lake team, which finished third in all the competitors who have the booming power game to cope its first meet of the season with the national's 6.980 yards 100 members divided equally Lansing on weekends and take a boat out under the super¬ held at the University of De¬ and par-72, he seems most on between guys and girls, oper¬ ates on a two-part program: vision of a club member, enab¬ troit, will travel to Ohio State, his game. ling any sailing enthusiast to Wisconsin, Northwestern, In¬ Nicklaus stands fourth on teaching unskilled students in diana and Wayne State for re¬ the 1969 money winning list. the art of sailing and also participate in the recreational side of the club. gattas this spring. But earnings leader Gene Litt¬ operating a racing team which ler, last week's Greensboro open meets with various clubs from Club treasurer Bob Ashton An 11-school regatta April winner, and runner-up Miller the Big Ten and Midwest says the main problem is get¬ 19-20 is presently being planned Barber, aren't big hitters. Lee schools. ting people to come down to with Ohio State, Henry Ford Trevino, third on the list, still is The teaching program of the the late and take the boats Community College, Southern recovering from a hand injury club has two parts: a out. Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, suffered two weeks ago in Mia- "shore school" which acquaints "Some Indiana and Wayne State ex¬ people are reticent Baseball mi. the students with the nomen¬ clature of sailing and the tech¬ or nervous about asking for pected to attend. Hope always springs eternal, of course, for "Arnie's Army,'' niques involved, such as dock¬ rides," Ashton said. "We try The sailing club is presently the legion of fans who follow and root for Palmer. But aft¬ Yo ho ing and tying knots. When this training, which takes about to get them to relax and get to know some of the club mem¬ welcoming new members, and W L PCT GB interested students can con¬ two hours over a three-week bers." Chicago er failing to make the 36-hold A covey of Flying Dutchman Junior sailboats prepare ta come around the mark tact Commodore Mike Gamier Montreal cut here last year in a real period, is over, the students or Vice-Commodore Art Groves. iooo during an MSU Sailing Club-sponsored regatta on Lake Lansing last spring. taken out on the lake by "Getting them out there is Pittsburgh shocker, the Latrobe. Pa., may are The club meets the basic problem-once they Tuesday nights more experienced club ■jjjjj j be ready to give his army some- bers, mem¬ come, they are bound to come at thp Union. ooo ! thing to cheer about. Showing no sign of the hip bursitis that has pct GB plagued him in the past. Palmer HEADS U.S. SWIM TEAM i ooo ls sa'd t0 ^ave s^ot a 9"ur,der- ooo par 63 last week, San Francisco 0 0 1 1 ooo wo 000 l i 2 Gary Player of South Africa, the only foreign player ever to win the Masters; Tom Weiskopf. Mac' earns Tuesday's Results the young slugger from Colum¬ By JOHN VIGES career when he travels to Bonn, been secretary for the swim- Montreal 11, New York 10 State News Sports Writer West Germany for the West ming committee. Chicago 7. Philadelphia 6 (11 innings bus, Ohio: and Bert Yancey, the Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 2 (14 innings ) Radnor, Pa., blond who plays MSU swimming coach Charles German Swimming Champion- Swimmers making the trip to Atlanta 10. San Francisco 2 his best golf here, also are up McCaffree will reap some of the ships April 18-20. Mere impor- Bonn wjn be Mike Burton of SanDiego2. Houston 1 high among the favorites. benefits of his 30-year coaching tant to McCaffree however, will UCLA John Ferrig of Stan_ (Only games scheduled > be the fact that he will be able ford ' and Ross Wales of AMERICAN LEAGUE to visit his son. Donald. princeton stationed in the Army at New biggest fan W L PCT GB New York Boston Masters' Ulm, Germany. This is a once in a lifetime Burton won the 800 and 1500- meter freestyle events at Mex- DETROIT opportunity." McCaffree said, ico City and he has also cap- better other Baltimore Cleveland Washington at games "Not only will the swimming meet be tremendous but my tured NCAA titles for the 1650- yard freestyle the past two sea- wife and I will be able to see sons. W L PCT GB AUGUSTA. Ga. (UPI)-- The Masters will miss its our son who has been away a Ferris placed third in the Kansas City biggest fan this year. SeatUe year and a halt . 200-meter individual medley and The recent death of Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower has already Oakland The West German Amateur third in the 200-meter butterfly brought about a change of routine here for the tournament California 0 1 000 1 directors. Swimming Federation invited in the Olympics, and he won Minnesota 000 1 "We had an elaborate setup to keep him informed on an the U.S. Olympic Men's Swim- the NCAA 200-vard butterfly Tuesday s Results hourly basis about how the tournament was progressing. ming Committee to choose a this year. Wales placed third Detroit 6, Cleveland 2 "Masters Tournament Chairman Clifford Roberts, one of coach and four swimmers to in the Olympics in 100-meter] Boston 5, Baltimore 4 (12 innings > Kansas City 4, Minnesota 3 (12 innings i compete in the international butterfly and was second in Seattle at California 3 invitational meet. McCaffree 100-yard butterfly and third Oakland S. Chicago 2 was chosen on the basis of sen- in 200-butterfly in the recent Gen. Eisenhower loved the (Only games scheduled i Sport Short lority and the fact that he has nationals. game of golf more than any Chicago 002 200 70x-ll Wise, Wagner (6). Peraza (7), wiison other sport; but it was the one game he couldn't play well," Roberts added . , MSU junior Bill Wehrwein of [HERMANN'S1 (8> and Ryan. Watkins (8>. Hands Roseville won the 600-yard run and Hundley LP-Wise (0-1 "The General could have a* the 1969 NCAA Indoor Track been a professional baseball championships in 1:09.8. It was Montreal New York 030 401 000 101 Stoneman, Shea (1). Wegener (2), Rob¬ 011- 5 llx-- 9 10 12 1 0 player if he had wanted to and. if he had not broken his knee. the second fastest time on rec- 0I"d in the five-year history of STAINLESS FLATWARE ertson (7). McGinn (8> and Bateman Mc- he would have been an All- the event Andrew. McGraw <21, Ryan i8> and America football player," Grote WP-McGraw (1-0) LP-Stone- Roberts said. 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Rela said But the gaucho was more As the main character of with others, or to , Laboratory Preschool an important part in the for¬ They found only savage Indian than a cowboy, he continued "Martin Fierro'' points out. play by themselves-to pro¬ tentive, gestur numb-sucking ence to look at the picture book. mation of the cultured liter¬ tribes and a place suited for He formed his own philosophy, the gaucho does not need an mote creativity and indepen¬ State News photo by Norm Payea ature of the gaucho. Walter the raising ot cattle. psychology and form of et¬ education from books but a dence. Rela Uruguayan professor, This region of Argentina iquette. keen of smell, "Our programs contain sense sharp critic and author, said Tues¬ and Uruguay has extra The gaucho fought with the eves, good ears and physical what we can hidden cur- Greek day night ordinary pastures.' rivers and Spanish when England tried dexterity which enable him to riculums." We are trying to cho Rela is an authority on gau¬ an incredible number of cattle literature centered on the poem His Martin pampas, appeared and dom to rid the to invade Argentina and then address The gaucho the cowboy of the later fought in the civil wars countr> of the <^>pe with the life on the pam¬ pas. Rela said Rela said that the songs of introduce the children to pre- concepts geography of and math, science, language." spring Fierro' by Jose Hernandez, inated the 19th Century as a Spanish later in the 19th cen¬ Miss Lueck said. "Most of the gaucho are important but unstructured/ fun the most famous gaucho poem soldier, cowboy. "Don Juan.' tury. Rela said. The gaucho not so much as their poetry our teaching methods rely on Spain looked at the region composer and poet also aided in the liberation He said the gaucho of the 19th the five senses of the child. of South America known as The Spanish did not under¬ of Chile and Peru from Spain. Century did not play the guitar One of the science programs Rio de la Plata as a prospec¬ stand The for the children was the pro¬ the business of rais¬ gaucho was strong but "caressed it like he would By DELORES MAJOR Every house does something limits such of the fraternities tive area for precious metals ing cattle and left this to the and insistent on liberty. Rela a woman" as he sang. perty of elasticity in objects. State News Staff Writer different and the girls seem to activities. said. A fistful of gauchos Rela gave a detailed account The children were able to In a "gentle" week of happi¬ like it." Miss Konde said. "We and touch elasticity give the rushees a tour stood against a Spanish army of the poem "Martin Fierro" see by ness and spreading of good They seem to be more at of the house and explain the well equipped with cannons, and the sequel. "La Vuelta de examining rubber bands, cheer, the Greek system is ■ase." food springs and pieces of elastic aspects of fraternity life and arms, and clothing and Martin Fierro" (The Return holding spring rush activities. Pan-Hel actually says little the financial costs. Cantrell trained material. Over 1.500 students signed in a European style of Martin Fierro" >. Martin about activities." she added. said. of Fierro. the main character "We can even teach three fighting. up for fraternity and sorority They just set the dates and His with and four-year-olds basic con¬ Cantrell added that much of concern liberty of the poem, represents the rush this week try to enforce the rules gov¬ rush consists of answering for his country motivated the guacho community and exem¬ cepts in chemistry." Miss Lueck Ann Konde. president of Pan- erning rush, such as no double questions that the rushees have. gaucho to form a literature of said Hellenic Council, said that plifies the life led by a gaucho over dating during rush." his people. Rela said. One of of' the pampas in the 19th The formula is a recipe. 400 Fred Dillev of Delta Tau Delta women signed up for rush Alpha Chi Omega's rush the common themes in gaucho The chemicals-eggs, water this term. said the bulk of rush was Century. chairman Cheryl Castelli said fluring and cake mix. The children Ted Dziak of Inter-Fraternitv Monday and Wednesday during that their spring rush is very are shown how a liquid (the Council estimated that over the first informal unstructured and informal meeting with East Shaw's batter) becomes a solid (the 1.000 men are taking part in the rushees. cake) They can see it, they can We have coke parties and spring rush even taste the results. Miss Konde said that try to talk to the girls and get spring Field to know them better." she said. trips are also pro¬ term rush is unstructured com¬ Efforts t DIALOGUE HOUSE vided. An afternoon cently took campus. a class bus tour of the re¬ pared to other terms. Individ¬ ual chapters decide what the activities will be. Rush chairman Gamma. Mary Volden said that her sorority tried to show both for Delta RR strike the lighter side and more ser¬ invites to ious sides of sororities. CHICAGO < AP > Re¬ now men participate in its second season, 1969-1970. Take part in the most active iiving-unit on campus, including: JETTHIS TOSUMMER EUROPE The Delta Gamma's gentle Tuesday part for rush- ees this week had a presentatives of the Illinois Transportation Union met Wed¬ nesday in an effort to settle a strike that tied up the rail¬ "Fraternity rush is a lot road's service in 14 states. class for 1-2 credits ROUND TRIP DETROIT-LONDON different this Some 40.000 Chicago commut¬ year." Dziak said. "We've abolished a lot JUNE 24-SEPTEMBER 16 ers were among those affected. (Limited number oc seats available) of the rules and the men are The railroad also sued in allowed to go to any house at U.S. District Court in Nash¬ $204 anv time." ville. Tenn.. for a temporary DIN IDE FUN A dive rse, active speaker program SIGN UP UNION BOARD OFFICE 355-3355 Randy Cantrell. of Sigma Phi restraining order against the interaction, toward relevance plus other Epsilon. said that the IFC policv union. good times CONTACT: Texas Basket Special PROTECT Brian Walker 58874 Rob Porter Tim 58862 OFFER GOOD THURS. AND FRI. YOUR EYES McDonough 58873 From harmful sunrays with a new Mark Baker 58866 Texas Burger pair of sunglasses with plain or French Fries Cole Slaw only 99c prescription ground lenses. Wealso carry and a wide selection of frames can make repairs on your dam¬ You Can aged sungla'sses while you wait, On Us. DOGn SUOS Bator Opt . . Your Money 2755 E. Grand River Avenue 303 Abbott Rd. (Next door to State Theatre) ED 2-5222 At East Lansing STATE BANK ;i RICHARD D. CRABLE, DIRFCTOR OF You'll $ave with RECRUITMENT AND FLACFMFNT JUST THINK! ThriftiChecks 5 FOR THE MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF Low-cost student checking accounts. The only 41 DAYS IN EUROPE! CIVIL SERVICE WILL charge is 10c per check; no other printing or service charges. INTERVIEW PROSPECTIVE Visit Holland, Berlin, Germany, Students are also encouraged to open saving Austria, Italy, San Marino, accounts at the bank that saves you money. I COLLEGE GRADUATES FOR CAREFR MSU SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB POSITIONS WITH THE STATF OF Switzerland, France and England. Two Convenient Locations Join S.T.O.P. Tours "Bon Marche Training Meeting departing New York June 22 returnin Free Fall Flicks You'll Find ThriftiChecks Only At MICHIGAN ON APRIL 14, 1969 August 2. TONITE--8:00 P.M. INTERESTED IN ALL MAJORS Only $1050 from N.Y.C. 215 Men's I.M. Building Cast Claris ina CONTACT THE PL ACEMFNT OFFICE TO State bank Fo~ information call Pete GRAND RIVtH AT ABBOTT Branrhes in EAST LANSING, MICHIG.Y Okemos, Haslett, & Brookfield Plaza SIGN UP FOR INTERVIEW j COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE j DeForth 351-0012 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Cog- I AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER ? J 130 W, Grand River 351-6010 J ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a Thursday, April 10, 1969 11 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED All Aboard the State News Bandwagon Bring in those $$ with a Classified Ad! 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Scooters & Cycles Employment Employment CASHIERS NEEDED Burger Chef drive NURSES RN. LPN. Roselawn Manor Tte State New* does no? LEMANS CONVERTIBLE 1965 Good in 622 N Homer-across from Nursing Home Full or part time permit racial or religious condition Asking $1000 Call 351- Spartan Twin Theaters, Frandor All shifts. 707 Armstrong Road Call discrimination in its ad¬ 5559 5-4/14 6YMKJAS1 34/10 Mrs Jolly. Director of Nursing. 393- vertising columns. The. TEtePHO KAWASAKI 1968 850 miles Excel¬ 5680 5-4/10 State News will not accept LEMANS SPORT coupe 1963 Beau FIRST lent condition. 350cc Avenger Make RESORT HOTEL, cocktail waitress- nights-top Personal inter¬ tiful condition inside and out 326 wage advertising which discrim¬ offer 351-8878 34/14 • AUTOMOTIVE inates against religion, V-8.355-2606 3-4/10 AID view required 362-3451, Mrs Anderson Phone East Tawas. 174/30 • EMPLOYMENT race, color or national or- TV RENTALS GE 19' portable $8 50 MGA ROADSTER 1958 Excellent • FOR RENT RESORT HOTEL Hostess Dining per month including stand. Call J R. condition 123 N. Eighth Street nights only. Top wage Per¬ CULVER COMPANY. 351-8862 220 • FOR SALE room, , Apartment 3 3-4/11 sonal interview required Phone East Albert Street, East La nsing C • LOST fc FOUND Tawas, 362-3451, Mrs. Anderson PERSONAL MUSTANG 1966 V-8 3-speed New RENT A TV from TV • 174/30 a Company- tires. Deluxe interior. Push-button KAWASAKI, 85- 1967 In excellent • PEANUTS PERSONAL $9 00 per month. Call 337-1300. radio Call 3554018, after 3:30 p.m. condition. Inexpensive, call Rick RESORT HOTEL Bar-tender 5 nights NEJAC TV RENTALS C • REAL ESTATE 3-4/11 Olson, 332-0834 34/14 Automotive a week Top wage, room and board • SERVICE MUSTANG 1968 289, V-8, auto¬ Must have references. Personal in¬ NEW GE portables and stands rent¬ CYCLES SELL IN SPRING! Ad • TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET IMS Bucayne-2-door matic A-l condition 546-9521, after vertise motorcycles and bikes with a terview required. Phone East Taw¬ ed ONLY to MSU students and fac¬ • WANTED V4, automatic, radio, beater, white- 6p.m. (drafted) 3-4/10 Classified Ad Dial 355-8255 as, 362-3451, Mrs. Anderson 174/30 ulty $8 84 month (includes taxi walls 356-1171 44/11 STATE MANAGEMENT CORPORA¬ OLDSMOBILE F45 Cutlass converti¬ STUDENT WITH transportation for TION 444 Michigan Avenue. 332- CHECK WITH us before you buv DEADLINE CHEVROLET IMS Impala 396 4- ble 1963 V4, radio, power steer- HONDA OF HASLETT Honda bikes, housecleaning 6 hours a week 8687 C apeed. 21,000 miles. Excellent Ask¬ ii«. Runs well. >400 3554119. parts and riding accessories Only $1.50 hour 351-7767 34 11 1 P.M. one class day be¬ ing 91300. 337-1132. CAMPUS TEX¬ before 7 p.m. 3-4/10 minutes from East Lansing 1605 TV RENTALS -- students only. Low fore ACO. Michigan and Beal Also 1965 Haslett Road. Phone 339-2039 O DRAFTSMEN TO fill immediate full- monthly and term rates Call 484- publication. OLDSMOBILE 1961 2-door hard¬ 2600 to OMsmobile, 442 convertible. Asking time vacancies. Starting salary $499 reserve yours. UNIVERSITY Cancellations - 12 noon one top, V4 automaUc, power steer¬ TV RENTALS. mo 3-4/10 E mployment or $590 monthly depending on ex C class day befot-e publica¬ ing and brakes, engine excellent perience Must have at least 1 tion. CHEVROLET 1965 SS 327 convert! 3554171. 34/11 year drafting experience or comple STUDENTS-MALE and female to bte Immaculate Power steering, tion of sophomore year in a col¬ work in Voiceprint project. 15 hours brakes Poaitractioii. Reverb. Must OLDSMOBILE F 85 1961 Good run¬ lege of engineering or architecture per week. $1.75 per hour and up PHONE be seen 3514B22 4-4/11 ning order Best offer 351-6294 All Michigan Civil Service bene¬ after 7 p.m. 34/14 Must sign contract for 1 year Call fits, including an outstanding State Apartment* 353-8780. ask for Voiceprint 54/10 355-8255 CHEVROLET 1968 4-door, V-6 OLDSMOBILE F-85 1964 Bucket contributory insurance program, ex BAY COLONY APARTMENTS: 1 or Rocker arm assembly needs repair WANTED: EXPERIENCED mother s cellent retirement plan, longevity 2 bedrooms Furnished and unfurn¬ Only seats 3-speed Excellent condi¬ bonus, unlimited opportunities for RATES Otherwise good condition tion. Call Bob. 351-3613. 54/14 helper to work in Chicago during ished. Call Jack Bartlett, manager, 40,000 miles Call 351-4453, after summer vacation assisting in care personal advancement, and liberal 337-0511 Corner of Haslett and 6p.m. 3-4/11 of 3 small children. Requisites: In¬ vacation and sick leave allowance, 1 day $1.50 PLYMOUGH. 1965-Satellite. 8-cy- finite patience, boundless energy plus Social Security For further Hagadorn Roads O 15< per word per day CORVAIR MONZA (Spydert con linder, 4-speed. black interior, sense of humor. 332-1047 34/11 information contact Mrs Fern Ple- 3 days J 4.00 vertibte. 1963 Radio, heater, white- bucket seats. 882-8120 24/10 nar Michigan Department of State 13 l/2tf per word per day walls. 351-5425 5-4/16 WANTED-MALE counselors for Highways, first floor. Highway Build¬ PONTIAC. 1963 Catalina, red, 4 Lansing Phone 373-1534 For 5 days $6.50 389 cubic inch engine, summer camp for physically handi ing. NORTHWIND CORVETTE 1966 white 4 speed door, 4- capped 9 weeks-June 23 through other job opportunity information, 13< per word per day barrel carburator Body has no call 373-3051. day or night An FARMS with many extras Must sell Best August 22 Good pay plus room (based on 10 words per ad) offer. 462-1910 3-4/14 rust, excellent inside Phone 332- "You were right, Dad. A term of judo will and board and college credit. Call Equal Opportunity Employer 3-4 10 Faculty Apartments 3416 34/11 34 11 There' will be a 50£ service make a new man out of me!" 353-3892 WIATRESS PART-TIME nights. 21 351-7880 CUTLASS F-85 1962 New transmis and bookkeeping charge if ston Excellent condition 6475 Call TRIUMPH 1968 convertible Yellow COUNSELORS FOR top athletic West or over Apply in person EMILS BAR, 2012 East Michigan. MARIGOLD APARTMENTS: 911 Man- this ad is not paid within 337-2506 or 372-4647, after 5 p.m 6,500 miles SU11 in warranty Chester day camp Males from West 54/10 gold Avenue New deluxe 1-bedroom one week. 3-4/11 Call after 5 p.m . 372-3270 34/10 Chester. Fairfield and Rockland furnished 2-man counUes Men and women from Man ADULT MOTOR route driver for apartments avail¬ DODGE CHARGER 383 1966 Yellow, Auto Service & parts Scooters & Cycles Webberville-Williamston area Needed able ing. now for summer Phone IV 9-9651 or and fall leas¬ 332-2335 The State News will be power steering, automatic Must sell activities. Experience preferred A for early morning Free Press «1.250 863-3096 3-4/11 AUTOMATIC CAR wash, only 50 BSA 1966 500 cc. Sharp White sad¬ for kids is essential Good 34/10 responsible only for the real love route pay Call 676-2062 VOLKSWAGEN 1960 1965 engine, cents. It's the best in town You dle bags 2 helmets $750 355- Phone collect, area code 914-WH 9- 54/14 first day's incorrect inser- FAIRLANE-1964 64/15 EAST LANSING Married couple ^cylinder, stan- may sit in your car for 2Vi min¬ 8148 dard transmission, no rust, fac¬ good body Runs beauUfully 694 2635. at night. 914-WH 9-6852 or Unfurnished 1-bedroom Refrigera¬ 0612, after 5:30 p.m 24/11 utes while your car is washed write MOHAWK DAY CAMPS. Old GLAMOUR, MONEY and excitement and stove. Carpeted tory air. clean 482-8882 3-4/11 and waxed. Also cleans underneath 305 SUPERHAWK Bored Immacu¬ tor $120 a late mechanical condition Call 355- Tarrytown Road, White Plains, New can be yours with VIVIANE WOOD month 332-4629 3-4 11 VOLKSWAGEN BUS 1964 Good body car An almost perfect job. 430 FALCON, 1961. 2nd motor, good i York 34/10 WARD COSMETICS Free make-up Excellent mechanical. Spare set of South Clippert, back of KO-KO BAR 8885 after 6 pm. 34/10 instructions IV5-8351 C rung condition Call 351-5862 MILFORD APARTMENTS New de¬ C4/10 Automotive tween 11 a.m. and 5:30 p.m tires $650 372-8300, extension 35, ENGLISH AND Western riding in¬ luxe 2 and 3-man Walking distance 2-^ Dave 44/15 structors at private girls camp in MALE OR female Part-time now. to campus Summer and fall leasing CHROME REVERSED wheels Ex¬ Michigan Graduate nurse. Boards full-time summer Well paid job in available Phone 484-1579 days AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite 1968 Like VOLKSWAGEN WITH rebuilt engine cellent condition Very reasonable 34/11 not necessary Phone 313494-3388 promotional work Lansing or out- Evenings. 489-1656 or 372-5767 O new Day 3534545. Evenings 337 Good rubber Ideal transportation. Call Jim. 351-0918 4-4 15 HARLEY DAVIDSON 1968 XL-CH 0831 64/16 FIAT 1100D. New in 1966 Low mile¬ $325 485-7510 34 # NEAR CAMPUS 1 man needed for 2- MASON BODY SHOP. 812 East Kala¬ Sportster Hi-fi blue 4,500 miles AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 1962 Good age New tires New engine $900 VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Green and white 482-7601 34/10 FULL OR part-time telephone work man apartment Reduced rate. 332- 351-8840 44/11 mazoo Street Since 1940. Com¬ 54/15 condition Call after 5 p.m., 351- Mornings, afternoons, evenings in 6306 bug" Loaded Help' Must Sell' plete auto painting and collision Frandor Call 3724750 0-4 14 6262 34/10 353-0040 34/10 C FORD 1963 Galaxie V-8 service IV5-0256 more classifieds Good condition Best offer RN's 11 p.m.-7 am. i BUICK SPECIAL-1964. Radio, heat VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Excellent con¬ on next er, V4 Must sell. $600 332- 8)95.356-0068 ACCIDENT PROBLEM9 Call KALA ends Starting salary EMPLOYERS OVERLOAD COM¬ page dition Phone 332-8519 after 5 p.m MAZOO STREET BODY SHOP Small rate with experience Well lighted 3577 34/14 PANY Experienced secretaries, 34/11 dents to large wrecks American parking area close to hospital Call typists to work on temporary as¬ ATTENTION! and foreign cars Guaranteed work MASON GENERAL HOSPITAL 677 signments Never a fee Phone 487 We Need Bold VOLKSWAGEN 1963 Good condi¬ 482-1286 East Kalamazoo C 8071 C4 10 tion. Must sell $400 or best offer Working People 699-2586 34/10 With CAMPING9 1965 Dodge A-100 Cus¬ PART-TIME help Afternoon and Management HONDA 65, 1967 Great transporta¬ tom Sportsman, sleeps 5 Warran¬ evening work GORDON FOOD SERV¬ Potential tion to school $125 337-0915 tee, many extras $1,895 332- ICE. 2227 Spike Street 484-5354 34/11 Call 484-4476 6895 34/11 34 10 KARMANN GHIA 1963, whitewalls, BABYSITTER NEEDED 10-2:30 Mon¬ radio, electric clock Vinyl seats MOBILE HOME FOR SALE1 Get day through Thursday 1 child. 355- CHEVY 1963 SS, vinyl top Good fast results with a low cost Clas¬ FRANCIS AVIATION So easy to learn 2916 34 14 condition, shape Toshi 332-6522 Faculty owner 337-2600 evenings sified Ad. Dial 355-8255 today' in the PIPER CHEROKEE. Special 34/11 $5 offer 484-1324 C HOUSEKEEPER 5 days, flexible hours if necessary Kindergarten child ATTENTION Scooters & Excellent Need reliability Cycles wages The new BULTACO - EL Montadero 360cc, HONDA CB-350 Road Bike 1968 and 3534521 references Okemos 332-8506: 54 15 VW only 251 pounds. Available now at Always garaged Flawless condi¬ WANTED HOUSEKEEPER in Okemos Mercedes-Benz 280SL: 1 HONDA OF HASLETT 339-2039 104/16 Reg. $1.99 tion 353-8302 Reg. 69f 34/11 | area for apartment and 2 year old child 8:304 30 Schedule or later flexible Probably Many advantages Inspections and Tune Ups Good salary for right person Call 'The sports car they said | | Glory Panty Hose Rubber Gloves j 3324021 34/11 $10.50 Including Free Lub. & Oil Complete Muffler Installation i $1.38 33C i Golfers Attention was iQQ comfortable!' L r with coupon with coupon j Shag Balls $ 1.00 doz. Under $30 Large Stock of Farts at i Reg. $1.29 , Plastic Practice k The new Mercedes-Benz 280SL tion. "It can't be," they protest. "It's just too Laundry Formula 20 j Balls 6 for $1.00 Prices You Can't Afford to Miss. s designed from the tires uj>. comfortable!" Basket J You'll note that those chubby, 14- The critics have called the new 280SL Dandruff Shampoo j Shuttle Cocks Tennis Rackets Open Weekdays Till 7:00 p.m. inch tires seem to bulge out from "over-engineered'' because it has gone far be¬ j 33C 65C j Tennis Balls And All the sides of the 280SL. yond being a sports car in the spartan tradi¬ 1 with coupon Day Saturday Tires wert tht first thing Chief Engineer tion. It's true. And Mercedes-Benz is proud with coupon j •a FREE: 1969 Golf Rule Book with Rudi Uhlenhaut thought ol when he sat of it. down at his drawing board. He insisted on The 280SL is the sum total of everything | 1 Reg. 45< Beauty Shop THESE COUPON Purchase of $1.00 or more. LANSING FORE Mercedes-Benz has learned about high-per¬ Larry Cushion radial-ply tires for iheir superior road-hold¬ SPECIALS GOOD 2720 E. KALAMAZOO ing. Then he designed the suspension to formance sporting machinery in 74 years of j Naii Polish Remover Sporting Goods 485-75 1 match the characteristics of the tires. Result? competition and 4,403 racing victories (in¬ ! 23C THRU 4/16/69 MM Vine IV $-7465 Road holding that one road test called "un¬ I with coupon Open Fit 'til 8; Daily 'til 6 cluding a pair of back-to-back World Cham¬ One block north of Mich. canny." pionships). The successor to that tradition it /O // r State 1105 E. Grand River Ave. one-half block west In fact, a growing body of expert opinion claims that this smaller, lower car eclipses the on for display in our showroom now. Come in demonstration drive LfiUUueAt, nKlln urug. at Gunson ed 2-2011 of Sears. a today. legendary Mercedes-Benz 300SL "gull-wing" in sheer handling prowess. Yel many of these same experts balk at calling ihe 280SL a true spoils car in the classic tradi¬ msLvmI I For all your spring term car needs. * Speed Equipment ♦Chrome Wheels "Wire Wheel Covers *FM Multiplex Radios * Hundreds of Tapes "Waxes and Folishes 4 & 8 TRACK ♦Motorcycle Helmets TAPF PLAYERS $39.95 ONLY FIVE Phil Gordon9s MINUTES FROM 2924 F. Grand River Lansing, Michigan Phone 484-2552 CAMPUS 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, April 10, 196! For Rent For Rent For Sale 2 GIRL and 3 CEDAR AND Mt Hope area in Lan PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE South off summer Near FABIAN REALTY ED2-06H girl apartments for campus Phone 3-4 11 FOUR-MAN With apartment swimming pool furnished Heat paid sing ments 2-bedroom furnished apart 2nd floor 1-bedroom apart Michigan Avenue Efficiency Men only Share bath Utilities paid $60 Student EIGHT-TRACK Ranger mini 8 auto tape $59 95 players and up. $62 50 each EAST LANSING MAN Lear Jet $69 95 AGEMENT. 351 7880 C ment. $75 2-bedroom apartment. a month plus deposit Phone 627 and up ' MAIN ELECTRONICS, DIRECTORY 216 S $100 Or rent as one unit 339^ 5558 South Penn¬ Magnolia TWO rooms with NEWLY MARRIED? sylvania. Lansing private bath No kitchen. 485 2844 3-4/11 NEEDED ONE GIRL IMMEDIATE ZIG-ZAG SUMMER TWO-Man TANGLEWOOD EAST SIDE apartments 2-bedroom OCCUPANCY MENTS Call 351-0879 HASLETT APART 4-4/11 old. does sewing machine everything Has 24 cams 3 months luxury air-con possibilities Furnished or partly for ditioned apartment Near campus APARTMENTS furnished $100 and $125 a month Custom Picture designs Cost $259 will sell for $99 Phone 393-5072 Reduced 337 1800 3-4 11 Phone 351 5323 10-4/17 THREE-MAN luxury apartment Sum Framing DECOUPAGE WALT KOSS i 1 Bdrm., unfur., from $124.50 mer sublet. 2 blocks from Mason c lasses 351-3108 Give us a call! -Supplies -Ideas 4-4/11 NEEDED ONE or 2 girls New Cedar 351-7880 NEW ONE bedroom air-conditioned Handcrafted Gifts RESTAURANT COMPONENT STEREO amp. tuner, turntable, taoe, speakers, and Village, summer Sally. 337-0464 IF Quiet Ideal for graduate students or SUBLET THREE-Man apartment Top Bob Jones Paints Antiques Fine food, entertainment pizza 2-4 10 YOU PROMISED YOURSELF a couple 927 W Shiawassee Fur cessories 487 3344 U better floor Summer term only Cedar Reservations 655-2175 apartment check the rentals nished $160 TU 2-5761. ED 7 9248 MASON - TWO-MAN luxury apartment for sum¬ in today's Classified Ads' 10-4/18 brook Arms Reduced rates 351 Beverly Baten's 3314 5-4/14 677-8141 319 1/2 E. Grand River ELECTRIC GUITAR Guild Star mer Fully furnished, good loca¬ SUBLEASE THREE Man apartment fire IV. with hard case Excellent tion 332-8164 5-4/15 Cedarbrook Arms Top floor Phone condition Call 372-0395 RIVERSIDF EAST SUBLET CEDARBROOK Arms 3 5-4/11 FURNISHED APARTMENT 2 people 351-6498 5-4/11 4 man man 1 block from Snyder Hall BROOKS Imported Cars Brother Gambit V* block from campus $160 per apartments now $54 351 7994 3-4 10 UNIVERSITY MENS SUITS size 38 short In month 332-0641 3-4 11 leasing. BEAUTY SALON Sales and Slick Trading Co. ternational Library of Music plant 10% off with this coupon Custom Made Sandals series, also opera series-orgai SUMMER SUBLEASE Cedar Greens SUMMER/FALL - music church music Porch 3000 E. Kalama?oo swing apartment overlooking golf 2 blocks W. of 482-1473 211 Abbott Rd. kitchen table 482 3227 3-4/H 332-8292 near pool 351-3319 3-4 1 CAMPUS HILL 1. 2 bedroom luxury CAPITOL NEAR Pleasant studio University apartment Available spring term or Village 372-8900 5014 N. Grand River, Lansing Next to State Theater Kitchen privileges Single girl Near FOR LEASE. Colonial Apartments spring summer From 58 75 each buslines 372-4583 5-4 14 Corner of Burcham and Alton Brand 351 8862 J R CULVER CO C m WORLD'S LARGEST Learn to fly? Sure youl . MOTORCYCLE new. deluxe 1-bedroom Furnished CAPITOL NEAR Lower 4 rooms and V ARCHERY CENTER Use our Air Taxi-Service or unfurnished For graduate stu¬ TWO-MAN furnished apai 129 bath Unfurnished, except appli Phone for free Buy a new Piper INSURANCE NORGE ELECTRIC stove-36 inch dents. college faculty or personnel Burcham. $125 to $135 124 Cedar ances 372-4583 5-4 14 discount catalogue Vertical broiler GE refrigerator All at: low rates or professionals Select clientele Street $150 to $160 135 Kedzie 677-2944 3-4/H Call 332-3135 or 882-6549 21-4 30 Drive. $170 to $180 Ail utili SUMMER AND fall rental 1. 2. 3 " f \ ANDERSON Francis Aviation DARRELL BROWN furnished and 4 room ARCHERY ties except electricity furnished units 485 Agency SEWING MACHINE, desk model Likt Grand Ledge 627-2003 Capitol City Airport Call davs. 487 3216. evenings 882 6581 3-4 10 new Nelco Call OVER 5,000 BOWS IN STOCK 484-1324 339-8277 Lansing, 489-0838 2316. until 10 p m C 2-4/11 EAST LANSING Close to campus LUXURY APARTMENT Very close 2 rooms and bath, furnished Male to campus Reduced rates Al. 351 NORTON'S • EYES EXAMINED MGB 1967 graduate student $75 per month Frandor Shell Station BUD'S GT A-l condition. Low 8514 3-4 io • GLASSES Phone ED2 5988after 6p m 2-4/11 mileage Light tan 489-4895 oi Major repairs including AUTO PARTS 7631 The Most • CONTACT LENS 3-4/10 Complete Survey University Villa Princeton Arms tune-up and brake work mechanic on duty All State Road Service C. L. Chase, Optometrist Co-Optical Services Late Model Motors parts a speciality Halfway between Holt and and 8 for TRACK STEREO Cost Chrysler cars tape-pack, made Practically i $180 will sell for $90 2-3-4 Man Units 3024 E. Saginaw 5218 S.Logan IN THE HISTORY OF THE AUTO¬ 489-8010 393-4230 Mason on N. Cedar 699-2154 Rental Office 635 Abbott MOTIVE INDUSTRY plus a rigorous CLASSIFIED COMPLETE DRUM set plus 351-7910 CONTACT LENS Unusual Sandals-Sneakers sories Good condition Best ; of¬ 15 month testing period of GET THEM NOW virtually WATERS EDGE luxury apartment WILLI AMSTON A SERVICES 5 minute heel service fer 484-4947 2-4/10 roomy 2 bedroom every import on the market resulted spring and Good deal 351 VE!& summer D. M. DEAN, O. D. 6790 new interior, fully carpeted, appli GAS DRIER Lady Kenmore. white 5-4 16 in ances Private yard $135 655-1689 210 Abbott Rd. MSU SHOE REFAIR Good condition, selecting the EAST SIDE-3-bedrooms. new fur Suite # 16 225 E. Grand River 484-4875 in operation 2-4/10 niture carpeting throughout, fire¬ April 13-18 332-6563 332-3619 place. double lot. ample parking STEREO TAPE recorder 1968 Wo 489-7226 2-4 11 lensak < 3M» Perfect conditio! APARTMENT FOR rent near MSI Eugene Blossey CAMPUS $240 new. $180 351 8840 4-4/1 No lease, furnished, utilities paid Motorcycles GAS N'WASH specials PARACHUTES B 12, Halo type for Call 337-2080 Wednesday. Thu-s- Yamaha, Bultaco, Sachs Tues. and Thurs. Evening into the sky-diving Reserve chutes also dav, Friday. 6 30-8 30 p m 3-4 14 For information call 351-9474 Sales and Service EXTERIOR WASH - 9al IV 9-9797 24b W. Grand River Service Directory bys. Hoovers Rainbow Rex-ai sharp 351 3342 " 2-4 11 Electrolux $7 88 and up fBWMsShi (Guaran¬ I Spring Clean-up T ii at COLLEGE TRAVEL BIBLES—BOOKS teed. DENNIS DISTRIBUTING. 316 N Cedar Opposite City Market "V MHT-A-CA* Sacred Records after3pm 351 7027 MEL'S OFFICE Gifts & Cards BIRTHDAY CAKES 7 $3 64. $4 18. 9 $5 20 Delivered KWAST TWO MAN apartment Summer terwi 130 West Grand River Blvd. FAMILY BAKERIES. 484-1317 C-4 10 Air-conditioned Willing to give se¬ Special Rates for MSU Students BOOK STORE curity deposit Call after 5pm $1 332-3226 351-6010 SEWING MACHINE clearance 8726 3-4 14 Frandor WEEKEND Shopping Center Brand new portables-$49 50 $5 00 TOYOTA NEW BONDIFYING YOUR HAIR per month Large selection of r THREE APARTMENTS for rent Noon Fri. Noon Mon. ditioned used machines Singers. - Fully furnished Check B & W Auto Sales Close to CapUol i just body hold. No rods Whites. Necchis. New Home and $160 a month Call after 5 p m. ;-72 used for all types cf hair. I will LINCOLN LIFE'S buy late model many others $19 95 to $ PLUS GAS FLORENCE ANDERSON used Terms EDWARDS DISTRIBUTING Deferred cars Payment CORONA s35 NO MILEAGE CHARGE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North Furnished, l bedroom Ground floor Beauty Salon 209 Abbott Rd. GRAD PLAN 1962 Tempest Coupe 1961- Pontiac,4-door. Like COMPANY. 489-6448 1115 North Washington. C-4/10 Apt. 201 Above new Private entrance Utilities paid Park State Bank FI1 2-4314 Since 1905 Ph. 332-5025 ALL TYPES of optical repairs, ing $125 a month plus deposit 2046 Depot. Holt 699-2204 prompt service OPTICAL DIS¬ COUNT. 416 Tussing Building Phone as Imported Car of the Year DAILY For Rent SEPTEMBER For Rent 1969 to June 1970- For Rent IV 2-4667 KODAK COLOR FILM sizes C-4 10 126-127 see why other small cars are S13 Per Day Plus Gas N0 MILEAGE faculty nished home, spacious, comfortably near campus fur ("all 620 cessed 99 cents 12 print $2 00 with this ad MAREK REX ALL DRUG CENTER at F roll pro¬ FACTULY STAFF Unfurnished near 353-0855. 355-9630 or evenings and unable to match CHARGE dor New Lower Everyday Discount the Corona, NEAR campus No children $140 332 weekends 332 2241 3-4 14 FURNISHED EFFICIENCY- Close in Prices C-4 10 CAPITOL. Large 4-bedroom 8903 After6pm 3-4 11 test-drive this amazing car at: Completely furnished and garage Share bath Responsible mature man For spring and summer terms Ideal $85 month 663 8418 3-4 11 All Cars New for 4 to 5 students 484 1938 4 4 11 $50 each 627-6081 5-5 15 OPEN FOR summer housing Kappa MAPLEWOOD DRIVE Delta. 528 MAt $225 Room and Fully-Equipped 1969s completeK THREE BEDROOM in Lansing Mar WHEELS of Lansing have You must be 21 and a valid MSU LQ card. furnished screened 2-car lies garage only. 1 3 bedrooms porch finished swimming pool year lease 2 fireplaces basement fami Available ned students preferred or unfurnished (all Furnished IV4 1626 days 2-4 10 1005 ALBERT board Csjll 332 5659 :S 4 11 IDEAL APARTMENT furnitur 487-5753 485-8836 2200 S. Cedar September 1 $300 337 9468 3-4 10 FURNISHED FOl'R " ' or only minutes from the campus, go west on house SeiOfNTED,. MALE SINGLE elf Mt. Hope then 2 blocks south on Cedar. CAPITOL 372-8660 onlv S225 t: nings 16-4 17 SONY 3X 6194 255 tapedeck. $120 speakers $60 each Call 353- Criterion 3-4 11 ROOM BOARD fellowship $190 NOW term Ellsworth Co-op 332 3574 This Look Familiar ? Leasing For Fall Term Apply ROOM now for fall residence FOR Gentleman ter after 5 30 p m < 1-4 10 1240 Hadett Road CEDAR SMITH CORONA Model open VILLAGE Tues. & Thurs. 1969 COLONIAL console stereo 2 Bdrm. for I to 4 p.m. has verv sbght imperfection cost 5pn 4 10 $295, will sell for $175 Or $7 90 Summer Only per month Has AM FM radio Phone SIAMESE KITTENS for sale 482-2677 cellent dispositions Lilac and choc¬ C-4 10 $160/mo. E. L. Ma lagement DIAMOND BARGAIN Wedding and en olate point 337 9435 Trained, wormed, have shots and have papers Joan Copps, gagement ring sets Save 50 per 2-4/11 351-7880 317 M.A.C. 332-5051 cent or more Large selection of plain and fancy diamonds $25-150 SIAMESE KITTENS 1 Blue Poin WILCOX SECONDHAND STORE male, one Seal Point female. Call i09 East Michigan 485-4391 C 485-0416, after 6 p m 3-4/11 Cedar Village STUDENT APARTMENTS Yooll never see Ibis aOWind 2 BEDROOM Apts. Weve plenty of closet space for everyone. NOW LEASING FOR FALL Reserve your fall term apartment now. MODFL OPEN Mon- Fri l:00-4;30 p.m Sat & Sun 1:03-5:00 v p.m. HAVE YOU WE GOT ?' PHDNE 332-5051 CLEANERS LOUIS Model Apartment Open Daily 9-5; Weekends By Appointment 623 E. Grand River Contact: Northwind Management, 2771 Northwind Drive, East Lansing. Phone: 337-0636 East Lansing Thursday, April 10, 1969 13 Michigan State No nsing, Michigan Lost & Found RICHARDSON 1968 12x52 On lot Kristona Village. Furnished Utili 1967 2 R1TZCRAFT bedroom Phone 372-5844 Must Ranger 12 sell Make (continued from page one) Feurig on the existing staff. Dr Harold main factor main iacioi. the problem ui uie piuuiem resignation of ie re- also contributeM<;IT to the shortage wh„r. mn_t He pects suchhowever, said- that he ex a system to be used ty shed >3995 Phone 489-5289 ' ' "n Private practice is more luc- Reid, Olin staff physician, said taming doctors is not exclusive of doctors at MsL where most v RENT A TV from a TV Company-- rative than a salaried doctor he the University must reevaluate to the MSU health center. Dick are general practitioners ' snoruy eluded 627 7264 CHAMPION -1967 For sale or rent $9 00 per month Call 337-1300 erson said 13 general practit¬ NEJAC TV RENTALS C said, but the latter has the its program to make it more However, Feurig said the cen¬ Full air-conditioning, carpeting. ioners have left the practice in Airting, on King Arthur's lot Swim¬ ming 353-3936 facilities Phone 351-5651 or ^/U WEIRD BEARD THIS IS THE talk of campus Have advantages duties, and work of specific K fixed times, attractive to outside doctors, days to . They must raise the sal ... the months. Lansing area in the last 12 ter could use internists, tricians, surgeons, and a doctor pedia- Hinton attack (continued from page one* Lost & Found VENTOURA DELUXE model Must a beard, moustache, goatee, or side- burn in just seconds. Just send $3.50 In order to attract more per- . , , "es. =nd ffits, he said. kfP the frinKe bene- of dental surgery (which the Sargent said that the fee was health center has never had >. , ... , T see to appreciate Priced I to MR G.. p.o Box 4302, Auburn sonnel to lighten the work load More young doctors choosing unusual because "the seminar 372-0505 Although, comparatively poor is unusual." Real Estate earning power is considered a Feurig said the most discour¬ "The money comes from AS- PUPPY aging aspect of the Olin Health FOUND TRADE OR SELL Lake Michigan re¬ MSU and the University," he Center was the lack of an iShepherd''i black, sort community residential-commer said. 12" x 60' MOBILE home Furnished Ross, 353-8765 cial income property for East Lan¬ appointment system, which Hinton's would enable a student to set telegram also un¬ and carpeted On lot in East Lansing. sing area property Phone 351 337-0821 4-4/U LOST PURSE IN East Fee Lot portant identification and No questions asked 353-0320 Im¬ glasses 2-4'10 WORLD SEMINAR Sight-seeing con¬ ferences with world leaders July ROIC critics the time and day of a consul- leashed an attack on the Center for International Programs. This center." Hinton said, MARLETTE. 1956-8' x 46 Good 355-6120 5-4/16 EAST LANSING maintains hundreds of faculty condition Carpeting, $1,300 8' x FOUND-CERTAIN (continued from p students who seized the build¬ 20' addition, partly remodeled. $200 641-6640 3-4 11 ATTENTION study TWINS For pedigree Please contact me if you are a twin or related to a twin. Caryn, FACULTY HOUSING ing to leave or face criminal trespass. arrest for Iowa flood members overseas who promote American influence and control and smash liberation move¬ 3-4/14 1015 Wild wood Drive. This 355-8418 I continued trom page one ments." Hinton. however, did not beautifully landscaped ranch Dean Ford later ordered all elaborate to support his state¬ TOM'S BARBER SHOP, 3007 Vine, has 3 bdrms., formal dining One Sioux City resident de- Vine and Homer across from Fran- room, den, fireplace, carpet¬ gates to the yard closed at building through unlocked side ment. dor 8-5:30 Tuesday-Saturday IV scribed the Big Sioux River . doors, some to join the demon- Sargent said this year s semi- 4-8844 ' 5-4 10 ing throughout, drapes and all the built-ins He issued an order to the stration. others to leave it and ar attempts to "illuminate the including conflicts between racial FREE A Thrilling hour of beau¬ or cul¬ washer, drier, refrigerator, ask that it be miles wide as far as the eye ty For appointment, call 484-4519 tural loyalties and national iden- MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STU¬ stereo system, central air- can see." Thousands of acres conditioning, 2 full baths. Dou¬ NOW LEASING DIO. 1600 East Michigan C-4/10 were inundated. Peanuts Personel ble lot. Immediate possession. $44,000~T erms 'Black Rage' Below in historic Yard, an estimated 1.000 per- sons milled about and some Harvard uees The North Sioux fled to private homes. City evac- Jimenez election FOR LEMDA Gentle Oboist K: Wishing Thursday you ever the gentlest The Mad 1-4/10 to (continued from page one) do here what all people hurled catcalls at those inside, Others paraded back and forth motels and hotel: City annulled by court everywhere must do if they with signs supporting the sei¬ Forty-one families have CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - FORSBERG REALTY are to develop fully—to find zure. Many more stood quietly been evacuated from Sioux The Supreme Court of Justice FALL TERM CONGRATULATIONS ALPHA Phi Recreation an identity, a sense of worth, to relate to others, to love. and watched. City homes not protected by the new levee extensions. Wednesday annulled the elec¬ tion to the Venezuelan Senate of t5 work, and to create. Black ex-dictator Marcos Perez Jime- Pledges for winning the Alpha Phi- The Weather Bureau said a Kappa scholarship race" 1-4/10 WHITE BIRCH WESTERN SHOP Ev¬ rage is the result of our fail¬ erything for the horse and horse¬ ure. after 300 years, to make the seizure. It could not be record crest of 15 feet over The handed man 1939 South Meridian Road. these human values possible.' determined immediately what flood stage was expected Fri- down four months after the Mason. 677-0071 2-4/11 Critiques say there is little action, if any. the university day at Sioux City. That filing of a petition for the THANKFUL" A 'Card of Thanks ' annulment by a lawyer. Jose in the Peanuts Personal column is an easy way to express your grat¬ RENT-A-STUDENT 351-6255 . 355- itude Come in today to place 7052 355-2082 355-8215 Yard your Peanuts Persona! They must work, babysitting, typing, general Placement be placed in person and pre-paid CHURCHES NEED a choir di¬ rector9 Contact Gail Fenton, 351- 4952 3-4/11 PLAINWELL COMMUNITY SCHOOLS ocation: Suttons Bay Mi Junior and Senior High School Men SZABO FOOD SERVICE HRIM (B, tally handicapped (B.Mi Location Early and later elementary education, mu¬ sic (B.Mi Junior High School English, 11 Home economics (B.M SUMMER Mount Clemens MADISON DISTRICT SCHOOLS Early physical education. (B.Mi S High EMPLOYMENT for Juniors in HRIM and later School: Mathematics, industrial arts s (B. Location: various April 17, Thursday: elementary education, music, M1 Senior High School . Mathematics, in- TROY BOARD OF EDUCATION Ear- DRESSMAKING, GOWNS, and alter physical education, mentally handi¬ ations. ALPENA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Early dustrialarts (B.Mi Location: Plainwell and later elementary education, mu- Experienced Reasonable capped. (B.Mi. Junior High School gen¬ RIVER ROUGE BOARD OF EDUCA¬ ic. physical education, mentally handi- charge Call 355-1040 5-4/16 id later elementary education, music. eral science, mathematics, physical sci¬ B.Mi Junior High School French, gen- ence iB.Mi Senior High School Physi¬ TION: Early and later elementary edu¬ apped. visiting teacher (B.Mi Junior cation. maladjusted, speech correction. ind Senior High School Art. music, phys- it in my Cherry era! science, physical science, language cal education, industrial arts i B.M i Loca cial s full time 355- arts social studies, remedial reading, Madison Heights 3.Mi Junior High ical edi counselor (B.Mi. Jur ication 1B.M1 Sen¬ rapped, industrial art( (B.Mi Location: Tro School Journalism. English (B.Mi Sen- DISTRICT Remedial ;ading. speech ior High School Journalism, home eco¬ TRANSLATIONS GERMAN. Russian ior High School: German. Physical edu¬ nomics, mathematics, physical science, UBLY COMMUNITY SCHOOLS: Jun¬ Serbo-Croatian. James Dukarm. 204 cation, chemistry, business education, in¬ maladjusted, remedial reading, business education, industrial arts. (B.Mi Loca¬ ior High School Mathematics (B.Mi Beal, East Lansing 351-9749 after dustrial arts, i B.M > English, music, Junior and Senior High School English chemistry, economics iM.D' A System- NIAGARA FALLS PUBLIC SCHOOLS tion: River Rouge (B.Mi Senior High School art, music, wide opening: Director of buildings and All elementarv, secondary, SCHIPPERS. KEVTNER AND ROB¬ special edu¬ physical education, home economics (B, grounds Location: Alpena cation B.M Location Niagara Falls. ERTSON CERTIFIED PUBLIC AC¬ JUST THE THINO TO 1 1 /Typing Service COUNTANTS Accountiqj. financial ad¬ M. Location Ubly BEECHER AREA SCHOOLS Early dition: WAYNE COUNTY CHILD DEVELOP MAR WICK MITCHELL AND WEAR AROUND THE TYPING AND dictaphon and later elementary education, art. mu- CO PEAT. Accounting and financial adminis- •UBLIC MENT CENTER Mentally retarded, ;-up and deliv sic, physical education, mentally handi- Later elementary education (B.Mi Sen emotionally ihturbed. physical educa HOUSE 20-5 2 capped, speech correction (B.Mi Junior tratiftn (B.M.Di Location various J C PENNEY COMPANY. INC Po¬ ior High School English. English For A State Farm Homeowners High School Art. music, biology, mathe¬ lice administration and public safety (Bi eign language, social studies Bov s phys matics. physical science, home econom ical education, business education (B.Mi Policy. It'S the lOW-COSt TERM PAPERS thesis ics i B.M i 'Junior and Senior High _ School : French, physical education, men- Vldes broader coverage for tally handicapped, industru your home and belongings barbi mel twine BUCHANAN PUBLIC SCHOOLS Sys¬ and for you, in case of law- no job too large or hobie's has tem-wide openings All elementary, sec suits. Yet, all this protection Block off campus 332-3255 ondary, special education (B.Mi Loca- is yours at a rate that's 15% - - - _ , CRUM AND FORSTER INSURANCE to 25% lower than the same offset printing D^sertatj COMPANIES All majors, all colleges some new stuff Coverage w O U I d ^"^^7717^ manuscripts general32-8384 typing IBM (Bi. Location Detroit cost under sepa 19 years experienc FLUSHING COMMUNITY SCHOOLS rate policies. Get Early and later elementary education, PAULA ANN HAUGHEY A unique music (B.M) Junior High School Mathe¬ all the facts—call quality thesis service IBM typing, matics. type A. Industrial arts. (B.Mi me today! multilith printing and hard binding Junior and Senior High School English, 337-1527 C social science (B.M i. Senior High School: Music, physical education, coaching, LET SOMETHING GOOD HAPPEN" counselor (B.Mi Location Flushing Get extra cash for don t needs with FORD MOTOR CO Mechanical engi a Classified Ad Dial 355-8255 neering (B.Mi Location Dearborn. GARBER HIGH SCHOOL Mentally handicapped, remedial reading < B.M i Need a roommate? Let us find Junior and Senior High School Art. mu¬ sic, physical education, mathematics, you one! BLOOD DONERS NEEDED: $7 50 for physical science, industrial arts (B.M all positive A negative, B negative Senior High School Counselor, business JIM RYAN GEO. TOBIN and AB negative $10.00 O negative education (B.M i Location Essexville $12 00 MICHIGAN COMMUNITY GENESSEE COUNTY COMMUNITY RYAN & TOBIN1 BLOOD CENTER, 507'2 E Granc MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES Psychol¬ ,/ .y/. '6u/ve, INSURANCE 339 MORGAN LANE FRANDQR River, East Lansing Above the new Campus Book Store Hours 9 a m 3:30 p.m. Monday. Tuesday and Fn day; Wednesday and Thursday, 12 ogy. Flint (D) Social work (Mi. Location GLEN LAKE COMMUNITY SCHOOLS: cole slaw 6:30 p.m 337-7183 ( Later elementary education art. physi¬ Full pint, rich and creamy cal education. iB.Mi Junior and Senior High School physical education, social 351-0050 science i B.M i Senior High School Kng lish. physical education, coaching (B.Mi 220 Albert Above Knapp's Campus Center Location: Maple City TRAVELING COMPANION HALE AREA SCHOOLS Early and lat¬ 351-8862 for Europe this summer, or < ill sell er elementary education (B.Mi Senior ticket $199 Bob. 351 7596 1-4/10 High School English, physical educa pickles IF YOU EXPECT A LOT for your economics (B.Mi Location Hale Place Your JOLIET TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOLS money, check the good buys in All elementary, secondary, special edu¬ cation. (B.Mi Location: Joliet, 111 PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD WANTED TO buy-on approval-00 gauge Lionel Hudson locomotive and LAKEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT elementary, secondary, special educa tion (B Mi Location Battle Creek All Now! Really Giant Dills! tender 2 rails (1940 vintage i Phone Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. 482-8841, after 7 30 p m 3-410 LEON'S HOME MADE FOODS Mar keting, all majors, all colleges (Bi Loca sTATh NEW, Swill bill you later. OF INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL DISTRICT MACOMB COUNTY Accoustically music on and mentally handicapped, maladjusted, speech correction, school social workers, pnysical therapist, apasic perception, hemebound. consultant teacher for the wvicfm Underground Music every night on the Hobie Hour — Consecutive Dates to Run . brownies 11 p.m. til midnight — 94.9 stereo on your FM wireless. Heading LONDON Baked fresh daily Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. Humanities 241 Summer 1969 Department of Humanities Program - 242 or 242 - 243 T.S. Hobie's SUBMARINE SANDWICHES CARRY OUT • DELIVERY 10 Words or Less: i I