State Journal hit for biased Wilson reporting By TRINKA CLINE going on record with the promise that "We Executive Editor we intend to make known more clearly News Analysis up Mil fa^t. never quotes Adams at are today compelled to issue a our demands for media responsibility all Emphasized that supposedly tht plea for help from the news media in Kerner report used Wilson mihtorium was first chosen foi responding to the crisis which racism Using the 1968 Report to the National Bonham. NAACP k tremendous pressure from blacks during the hearing but that However-so back has created." president said no re¬ Advisory Commission on Civil Dis¬ sponse has been received from The Tuesday afternoon's hearing and waters of talk at the university go- With that plea the Greater Lansing orders" (The Kerner pressure-on the white members ol the Black Students Alliance decided Report' as a Journal . the> Community Organization (GLCOi and - the board at least-to com guide, the groups concluded. "We in¬ Jondahl stressed that GLCO and the wanted the. meeting in the cafeteria ant the Lansing NAACP made public Friday terpret the coverage to have been in¬ NAACP are not talking about "controll- *.t ment on recommendations.' told Adams$o. He agreed." a 12-page analysis of the Lansing State The report states: We ask. if this flammatory and contributory to divisive- ing" news, but merely pleading for in¬ The term backwaters of talk' causes Journal's "biased and inflammatory" ness and polarity. A distorted pressure was unseen." how its exist us to refeC picture creased initiative in doing the kind once again to the Kernel coverage of the April 28 Wilson Hall of the activities and their £nce can be exerted as fact? meaning re¬ of' reporting that helps people live to- - report and its warning against the pub cafeteria take over bv black students and sulted in furthering community mistrust lication of rdmor. the subsequent hearing and community and anxiety " Paragraph 8: "Because of insistence The Further into the story: "Blacks . report contains a point by point that the board come up with rec¬ reaction. The State Journal had not acknowledged and whites" admit that the commentary on several Journal stories 4 ommendations and because of the pies subsequent The report will be submitted to the the press conference and document as of three hour-* of hearings got out of con sure of the situation blacks stil Michigan Civil Rights Commission and Sunday. Article except trol Emotions among the blacks wert the Michigan Press Assn. with a request GLCO is a voluntary organization of occupied the cafeteria awaiting a dec is The following is an excerpt from the ion - the white members, informet running hi^li 2 Witness after wit¬ to "publicly evaluate this example for people "committed to social change, con¬ reporting dealing with one article: ness testified among them four cafe the benefit of the media and the public ; sources say. initialed but did not agiet cerned for human liberation and dignity Headline-"Real Story at MSI' Slow teria workers, three black and one white with the compromise hammered out " in this time of tension and social threat. " and concerned for peace - GLCO chair¬ who spoke to the to Emerge." by Helen Clegg. introduces Not substantiated Aimed solely at cheering of the blacks The statement released continues. "In man H. Lynn Johndahl <3> One explained. a story aimed at discrediting the black discrediting the blacks and the 'worker complained about focusing this example we are: 1 (under¬ Jondahl commented. We're dealing students and faculty involved. The term of the events that, happened years ago befort scoring that the problem is racism and with a subtle thing here" and further hearing. either Miss Mishler or Trantham re-empha- that "conversation with editors and two Wilson supervisors BSA had deman¬ should have appeared in single quotes Adams not quoted sizing that the news media are terribly letters to the editor are not sufficient." The third The ded be fired working in theii paragraph'reads: . above stresses the haste < were powerful and must self-consciously apply Early in May the NAACP issued a "From then positions tneir efforts to on. pressure' was the tpg up the hearing But. never telling the true story of brief letter to the State Journal concern¬ hut Adams as to why the unseen leading character. There was ; hearing was i Ph-ase turn to page 9) race relations in our community and ing the Wilson Hall H. LYNN JONDAHL coverage Vence Monday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Vol. 61 Number 186 STATE FAT I MEWS Fast Lansing. Michigai Monday, May 26. 1969 In order to allow time to Spartacuss will year. no answer the remaining questions longer accept questions. See you next Astronauts ready for re-entry after slight I've been trying to find a pair of Levi "originals'. They're correction the first type of jeans made by the Levi Strauss Company They aren't pre-shrunk, and have the brass stud front in¬ stead of a zipper. I've looked all over East no one seems to have any. Can Lansing, but Spartacuss find a store that stocks them? James Hagen. Hudson Falls. New York, SPACE CENTER. Houston «AP> the hardware and course techniques ' k a s The, light mood disappeared briefly junior. Yearning for the blue half disc in space space program has developed land when Missiofi Control later told the crew Ezray's in Lansing has ;i few old pairs in stock, but none that is home, the Apollo 10 astronauts Tnen on the moon. The prime goalI ol ol a mid-course correction was needed to up your size. Manager Harvey Scnwartz says they haven't ordered Sunday flashed past the halfway point of Apollo 10 was to clear the way for >r aa adjust the A| f)lk> 10 flight path, It the angle is too shallow, the high or sold any in years He was surprised to find out thev still their trip back from the moon and aimed manned landing on the moon by Apollo polio Apollo 10 -must precisely hit the re- speed would cause the spacecraft to made them. While he couldn't put in such a small order, at the narrow path they must hit to burn fl now set for July Officials saitl in corriqor to land safely in the skip, glancing off the top of the at he says you can order direct from the HoMston that Apollo 10 has apparently company, if you safely into earth s atmosphere and land ic 395 utiles east of Pago Pago. mosphere like a flat stone skipping like. Write Levi Strauss and Company. 98 removed the last barrier the lunar Battery Street Monday to across a pond The skip could carry the San Francisco. Calif 94106 State size and number of pairs Air Force Col Thomas P. Stafford 11 the spJcecralt comes in correctly spacecraft far back out into space and EDT Monday it will eoli- " vou want and Stafford, at 12:51 p.m Navy Cmdr. John VV Young and remembering it was Sunday, into an orbit that would bring the astro¬ ide with tht=f e,nth atmosphere at 26.6y4 nauts back to earth long alter their Eugene A. Cernan passed the halfway turned his thoughts to God and asked that some of his favorite scriptures be miles per hoflfit oxygen and electrical power have been point at 4:39 p.m. EDT. They were then I heard 121.221 miles from both the earth and read from the pulpit of his church. Sea II the re-entry angle is too steep. exhausted. that Coca Cola Co. was started by a retired Civil War major. Can Spartacuss find out if this is true? the moon and were moving earthward Ijrook Methodist, near Houston Name withheld upon request. at more than 4.100 miles per hour. How about doing me a favor." Staff¬ According to Bill Bass, public relations director of the The astronauts awoke early and eager ord called down to capsule com muni pator Joe HINGfiS ON LEGISLATURE Coca Cola Co in Atlanta. Ga . Coke was first developed Sunday, but they are apparently tiring Engle. of their adventure and anxious for their * "S ou name it." said Engle. in 1886 by Dr John Pemberton. a retired Civil War major Foil turned pharmacist. The first year Pemberton made 25 gal return to earth "We're kinda out of town for church Ions iat a net profit of $50' in a three-legged pot locatec in Georgia the back was of his store formed and the drink In 1892 the Coca was Cola Co. sold exclusively at ol They talked repeatedly of the welcom¬ ing ceremonies planned for them at Pago Pago in American Samoa and even today." he said and then asked that Engle ask the minister at his church rerfd some special scriptures. term level, tuit budget shaved to get ready. The astronauts kidded the ground con undet soda fountains Mr Bederham of Mississippi bought tht bottling rights in 1894 for $1 which was never collected The crew greeted Mission Control trollers by "waking" them up Sunday In 1899 the two companies merged into what is today tht with a recorded version of "Going Back morning with music from space, the re Coca Cola Co. and began distribution nationally. Todav to Houston and told the ground con¬ Yerse of the usual procedure. Bx MI A I WATERBI RY Coke is sold 138 countries and trollers the song was to "remind you This is Tom. John and Gene broad¬ "Nobody can say what the tuition for in is asked for over 9( Sta|l* News Staff Writer fall term will be at this time for one million times a day. of our determination." casting again from approximately I'ruMilent in Adams said Friday very good reason." he said "We don't The Apollo 10 mission has completed 140.000 miles out into the universe, ic tuition level for fall term is know what our budget will be because I would like to buy an old ox yoke. Can Spartacuss successfully its major goal to prove that said Cernan just after the crew awoke locate the legislature has not yet voted on it one for me? David Sielaf. Kaukauna, Wisconsin junior. After several Referring to the last meeting of the phone calls Spartacuss located two antique trustees on Saturday. Adams said. All shops which have ox yokes on hand The Silhouette An WIC asks the board did was to say that in prin¬ judiciary ruling tique Shop in Eaton Rapids and Korreys Second Hanc Store on W. Michigan in Lansing. Each have a complete o> ciple it is abandoning the sliding scale tuition experiment." yoke set priced at $35 Spartacuss felt the price was high but Adams also announced Friday the ten¬ Val Berryman. curator of tht MSI Museum, informet tative composition of a committee to Spartacuss that $35 was a good price, the going rate foi assist him in selecting a replacement for freshmen hours policy ox yokes today is about $40. departing Provost Howard R. Neville I heave heard the University of Man and Nature is going to on In accordance with a resolution passed May 6 by the Academic Council. Adams has named a committee consisting of open up a discount bookstore. Could Spartacuss get me more Bx MARILYN PATTERSON Section 1.5.02 states that information about it? Susan Parry. East Lansing graduate undergi ad- State News Staff Writer shall be no regulation unless uate. one ate student and ad- student. Women's Inter residence Council 1st a demonstrable need or it ministratoi the level of dear The bookstore will receive its first shipment ol 300 titles i WIC • asked the Student-Faculty ts reasonably related to. the (1500 books i on Wednesday Hopefully they will be set up and ready for business on Thursday. Although under ASMS! Judiciary Thursday for a ruling on purposes and necessities of th< to the committee auspices, the initial $2 000 capital came from student invest whether women's hours are consistent fv^rsity as stipulated herein ments The books will be discounted from 15-20 per cent with Academic Freedom Report. • WIC questions how the first i*ase turn to page 9i Iplease turn to page 9i WIC contended that section 1.5 01 Titles will range over a wide range of subjects hut particu¬ 1.5.02 and 1.5.06 of the Freedom Re lar emphasis will be given to works dealing with current social problems port are violated by the hours stip¬ The bookstore welcomes suggestions of ulation that fall term, first term fresh¬ students and faculty as to what titles it should purchase The University of Man and Nature also wants to start a men women must return to their re¬ sidence halls by closing i midnight lending library and book exchange If you have unwanted books please bring them to the bookstore It will be housed on weekdays. 3 a.m. on weekends > The hours policy which was imple in Room 326. Student Services. For further information mented winter term allows no hours about the bookstore call the University of Man and Nature for all but first term, fall term fresh at 355-6633 men women The policy itsell is illogical. the WIC statement said selecting fall I'm in the process of re-painting my Corvette and need to term as the only term when any stu remove it's present coat of paint. Can Spartacuss help me dent has hour restrictions " find a remover that will take paint off fiberglas? Jay WIC fears, it said, that the ideal Felt, Sturgis sophomore. Allen role of residence halls staff as guide McDougell of Calkins Paint Company, says any and adviser has become subservient paint or lacquer remover will work However, the. trick is knowing when to remove it before pits or scars form on to the "en loco parentis philosphy the body Trial and error is the only way with this method of rule-enforcer. disciplinarian and However, he recommends using fine black sandpaper: after bookkeeper wetting down both the sandpaper and the car. start scrub¬ bing It takes a long time, he says, but is very effective. is RFK memorial What the story on this Louis Bender character who's running around campus campaigning for University Presi A memorial program for the late Sen. dency? William Hutchinson, St. Clair Shores senior. Robert Kennedy will be held at 3 p.m. The campaign headquarters of Louie Bender told Spar today in Conrad Auditorium. tacuss that Louis does not have to run around anymore be¬ The program, sponsored by the Early cause he now has a limousine service Louis will make major Movement for Kennedy, will present policy announcements on the university Wednesday. May the film, "Robert F. Kennedy Remember¬ 28 at 3:00 p.m. by the Auditorium Louie told Spartacuss ed" and he needs a great many "young people to work on his Edward a M. tape of the eulogy by Sen. Kennedy. Acting President Greenwich V campaign If you would like to work or want more infor Adams will speak after the film. mation about the man with the silver tongue, flashy repar Grand River Avenue came all' e for browsers and art fans during Greenwich Village Days last week, tee. and never-say-die attitude, call 355 8266 Caricature painting was only om of the sundry talents displayed. State News photo by Jerry McAllister 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 Laird: U.S.' Whiz kids debate U' head By LINDA GORTMAKER have background in running a eenius-plus range. Grost said sample student opinion. need to discuss such per¬ won't Executive Reporter University. hard to see why every- sonal characteristics about A sampling of MSU's "young¬ The Registrar's Office re¬ he is -still "up in the air" about the whole subject of MSU's >ne can tell about the man tfce next president What war ta er generation thinks the Un¬ ports only five other MSI7 stu¬ next president. n advance." he said "You can type of personality iversity's next president should dents under the age of 17 this lever tell about.these things, should the next president have0 WASHINGTON (APi Questions concern be. most importantly, a good term, and Grost and Miss Stern T don't see why everyone hey re things proved under she was asked. Secretary of Defense Melvin R. administrator are the most welcome. Miss fire." *"What has that got to do Laird rejected Sunday Sen. Ed¬ is so concerned." he said, re¬ Although both Edith Stern. Stern came to MSU this fall as a Moder With running a school0" she ward M ferring to the Search and Safr Kennedy's criticism 16. and Michael Grost. 15. said graduate asst. in mathematics; ection Committee. ASMSU s v"<,iSI U1U s;i> inai iru> new a^ked back. of U.S. war tactics in Viet¬ they had not given much thought Does the new president need after five years here. Grost is Presidential Selection Board, president would need modern- nam. defending the present pol¬ to MSU's next president, they graduate student in physical a good amount of open - mind- icy of keeping maximum mil¬ both agreed that the man must a the forums and .the question- ness and open-mindedness. edness0 sciences. Both have IQ's in the naire distributed last week to M>ss Stern could not see the itary pressure on the enemy ■Well, I guess there are consistent with the lowest pos- \ vho aren't (open - sible casualties." minded but I haven't run Laird's remarks, in an exclu¬ into any." she.said. sive interview with the Asso¬ Opinions on Adams ciated Press, amounted to a re¬ Students and faculty mem- jection also of demands by the biers seem to have had very Massachusetts senator and oth¬ definitive opinions about Act¬ er Democrats for a change in ing President Adms" actions those tactics, which Kennedy in dqring his short tenure in the a Senate speech last week called ttfp post. "senseless and irresponsible." Some call his actions wond¬ Asked what he thinks of Ken¬ erful. great" and emphasize nedy's objections to U.S. battle "That we need more of it." tactics. Laird replied: Many would be quite content "The military commanders if, Tie were MSU's president. are carrying out to the best of Some, however, say that he has their ability the orders that * WE CUT acted without caution and ty breathe sighs of relief when seem were prescribed by President Nixon and President Johnson h^'stresses that he does PRICES not for the military conduct of the want the job permenently War on the ground in Vietnam. But Grost does not fit into It's always been our goal eft her category to keep the maximum NOW YOU CUT Power pressure I can't really say one way the other because you can't swing on the enemy consistent with the lowest possible casualties." COUPONS AND or see the long-run effect of his Carnival booths made Madhatter's Midway a fun Laird, interviewed just be¬ affair for students on campus this weekend. Dennis SAVE DURING OUR decisions yet." he said. fore he boarded his plane for And Miss Stern said, i really Haner, Flint senior, draws admiring glances from week-long NATO meetings in don t have anything definitive bystanders for his *eat. Europe, said " these continue COUPON t$ say on the subject. " State News photo by Mike Beasley to be the instructions" to U.S. SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER field commanders Trowbridge and Harrison means to end war Paralleling a White House statement Friday. Laird said > E. Lansing SALE Kennedy, McG say "we shouldn't try guess our commanders after an action has taken place." to second- However. Laird avoided any stand on whether he endorses Bring specifically the conduct of the DRISTAN ANACIN WASHINGTON \SHlNGTO\ our troo battle of Ap Bia Mountain in which about 50 Americans killed and more than 200 wound¬ were (AP iAP - -Sens. Sens, tion to continued heavy US mend Sen. 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Michigan Ave. Phone IV 4-9607 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 3 Wm NEWS NEW NY decentralizes school board YORK (APi--Another will set up 30 to 33 districts city Board of Education, city-wide, wrestle with a budget Neighborhood leaders, who consider the decentraliz »tion bill the third this decade, begins its work this week on the task it has no part in preparing and negotiate a new contract passed this year to be inadequate, are watching as the new- summary that broke its predecessors -making the giant bureaucracy of the world's largest public school system more responsive to with the I'nited Federation of Teachers. Eight years ago the city Board of Education was abolished board swings into action to set' how much powt r really does go to the communities A capsule of the day's events from summary community needs. by the state legislature in the wake of a school construction Also watching closely are the unions, especially the power our wire services. The five members of the new interim Board of Education scandal It was replaced by a nine-member body that pre¬ ful. 55.000-member I'FT. headed by Albert Sh.inker were named last week under the recently enacted decentralize sided over a scandal-free but increasingly strained school The interim members have yiven few clues as to how they ion law to replace the old 13-member. unpaid board. The old system wracked by teacner strikes and racial strife. intend to implement the state's decentralization mandate by board was dominated by proponents of community control, Mayor John V. Lindsay expanded the board membership the letter of the law. its spirit or both. but many people thought it was clearly unable to make itself to 13 and the appointees he added tipped its sentiment ih master of the 900-sehool While the law grants 19 specific powers to loca!l\ elected system fav and Orientals, a combined group suburban area which has been published every class da> throughout the \ear with special We American losses, the U.S. Command said Sun¬ Thomas Bradley, who wants to that comprises more than 15 Yorty's greatest source of be Los Angeles' first black per cent of the city's 1.27 a for election da v. day that more than 40 ot the enemy were strength in the past. mayor, is mobilizing comput million registered voters. Many Member Associated Press. I nited Press International Inland killed for every allied soldier in scattered ac- ers. radio cars and minibuses voters were undecided, the poil "Bradley will win 65 to 70 Association. Associated Collegiate Press. Michigan Press \sso.-i . tion over the past 24 hours. against incumbent SamYorty in said per cent of the votes in the igan Collegiate Press Association. I nited States Student Press Asso. a last minute campaign in mi In the black community 15 Jewish community." Elrody The announcement was made after a week of said. He estimated this group Second class postage paid at Kast l.ansing. Michigan nority areas. to 20 per cent of the vote- Editorial and business offices at :M7 Student Services Build.n congressional debate over increasing U.S. But a private poll for Tues¬ Bradley is ahead 8tt to 2 per at about 8 per cent of the total State University. East Lansing, Michigan casualties in Vietnam. day's elections shows Yorty cent, pollster Mervyn Field pect?i and \ - will be sent vote. • • • holding a 31 to 29 per cent said. Among majority whites then. "Because the Jewish people edge among Mexican Americans Yorty leads 45 per cent to Marvin Brody. a I'nited Auto will be voting this way. Yorty President Nguyen Van Thieu presented a new •ent Workers Cnion official helping will need 75 per cent of the alliance of six political parties Sunday and Counting on an o heln.i- Bradley said a strong effort is called on more organizations to join up under Protestors burn ng minority vote to overcome the recent Yorty gains in whit being made among Jewish vot- ers. including those in the San i banner of national solidarity igainst Com¬ sreas. Bradley precinct direct Fernando Valley, a mostly white munism. draft records; Thieu launched the movement, named the ATTENTION National Social Democrat Front, at a heavily guarded rally in a downtown movie house to arson charged DAD prevent any terrorist attacks. • • • CHICAGO persons, i AP i including Eighteen two who AND H. R. I. STUDENTS identified themselves as Roman The Big Four chief U.N. delegates plan to Catholic priests and a third as Interested in issue a report in about a month on their talks to settle the Arab-Israeli conflict, a seminarian, invaded the city's largest Selective Service office GRAD sources said Sunday. diplomatic Sunday, emptied record files and burned the contents on a CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Some participants in the talks say there has nearby street, police said with They were arrested soon aft¬ been no agreement on anything yet. But since the object is to recommend a package settle¬ erward. taken to police head CARD ment. others take this to mean simply there quarters and charged with ar¬ son. criminal damage to pro¬ HOSPITALITY MOTOR INNS will be no agreement on anything till there perty and burglary. AND or Authorities said the 18 carr¬ is agreement on everything. ied sacks containing ledgers and The Sudanese army 9 • • toppled Sudan's civilian filed cards from the South Side draft board onto the street, GIFT IDEAS DUTCH PANTRY RESTAURANTS where they doused the bags with government Sunday in an apparent bloodless Subsidiaries of Standard Oil of Ohio gasoline and ignited them. . coup. Firemen summoned to the FROM Informal "Cracker-Barrel" Session In a radio broadcast monitored in Beirut, the blaze said the group was singing and dancing around the fire with Company Executives army said President Ismail el Azhari and Police said the blaze caused "/VSen you think of Cards" Prime Minister Mohammed A. Mahgoub had • very extensive damage and de¬ Mr. Don Campbell - Vice President & General Mar been ousted and supreme power vested in a stroyed many records " Mr. AI Matousek, M.S.U. *62 - Inn Operations Mam National Revolutionary Council, headed by Col. Jaafar al Mouniri. Mystery fires destroyed 10 Chinese shops and The demonstrators "act of creative destruction said burning of draft records was an white citizens who confront the the by CARD SHOPAcross from Horn*! Ec. Bldg. Mr. Mr. Dave Van Scoter - Resident Operations Manage Bob Nickels - Hospitality Inn Manager - Lansi a score of Malay homes in the twin evils of American milita¬ 309 E. Grar J R,ver jittery capital of Kuala Lampur. Malaysia. Sunday and a new rism and racism." > ph. 332-6753 Tuesday, May 27 wave of sniper tire at police and troops was reported. Circle June 2 8:00 p.m. Security police have ordered a crackdown on ill persons carrying firearms and all licensed at the iun owners have been ordered to turn in their On Your Calendar . weapons. Academic Apparel for spring term HOSPITALITY MOTOR INN National News graduation, Sunday, June 8, can be picked up at the UNION BUILDING Jolly Road Exit of 1-496 starting june 2. Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said Sun- lay he is looking forward to increased mili¬ Tickets to Commencement will also be issued at this time. tary cooperation with France. Hours for issue are: Laird made the comment as he arrived for a week of planning and talks with defense minis¬ Monday through Thursday 8:30 a.m. -5:30 p.m. ters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. • • • Friday 8:30 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Chief Justice Earl Warren, nearing the end of Saturday & Sunday 8:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m a career measured in historical decisions and For further information inquire at controversy, has called a special meeting of the Judicial Conference for one last chore - ' writing rules for off-the-bench activities of UNION DESK federal judges. or call 355-3463 The committee chairman said Saturday the committee 'met and considered several mat¬ ters relating to non-judicial activities of United States judges and possible financial disclosure rules for the federal judiciary. BRAND NEW • • • Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield said Sunday that income disclosures by mem¬ fclsidbwL OFFICE TYPEWRITER Smith-Corona Secretarial Model 250 bers of all throe branches of federal govern¬ ment should be broadened and that he would not be opposed to publication of individual » officials' income tax returns. The Montana Democrat said he is unwill¬ ing to accept mere self-policing within the judiciary branch. Michigan News I know the way home week The Algiers murder trial begins its third today with the prosecution scheduled with my eyes closed" to call more Detroit police witnesses to testi¬ Then you know the way too well. Because driving an old familiar route can make you fy how they handled an investigation involv¬ Store Hejrs: 3 to 5:30, Sat., 9 to 1 drowsy, even when you're rested. ing their fellow officers. When that happens, pull over, take a break Twenty-three persons already have testified and take two NoDoz1^ Action Aids :: They'll help you be< rre an all-white jury hearing the first- d( ree-murder case against Ronald August. 31. a suspended white policeman accused in PAGt OITICE MACHINES drive home with your eyes open. NoDoz Action Aids. No car should be without them. the slaying of 19-vear-old Aubrey Pollard 942 East Gd. F Cor r 487-5486 r nsylvan a # during Detroit's 1967 riot. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 5 Smugglers Modern clergy fight racism teeth" in East Lansing or the threadbare office with two desks, to race problems in the politi¬ aid Biaf Race and Religion recent area thesis circulated in the criticizing the U.S. posi¬ two lamps, and two large coffee mugs, a few miscellaneous items cal level. These clergymen are not cer¬ with pl Ken Wood, a 35-year-old. side- tion in Vietnam and a $13,000 yearly budget tain that the church can change SROCKHOLM (AP» -- burned father of four, is a trav¬ Creation of awareness Mrs. John Duly, of the Great¬ radically enough in the near Biafra's recent bombing at¬ eling salesman. The articulate, politically- er Lansing Community Organi¬ future to combat racial prob¬ tacks on Nigerian cities and The product he sells, however, minded clergyman, as minister zation. says most race-oriented lems. airfields were carried out by is not cosmetics or encycloped¬ of a church that he terms is a work in Lansing is ecumeni¬ John Duley. chairman of the planes smuggled out of Sweden ias The product in his "bag" "pocket of liberalism" in a con¬ cally funded. task force on Social Ministries and flown by Young Swedish is Christianity. His assignment: servative-minded East Lansing, Growing ecumenical movement for the United Presbyterian pilots, the Stockholm newspaper making a new brand of his prod¬ has attempted to make his "There is no local reticence Church in Michigan, says that Expressen says. uct attractive to a majority of church an open forum of opin¬ to keep funding demonimation- church action in race matters In a story appearing in its disinterested customers in the ion of many contemporary is¬ al." Mrs Duley said. is essential. He adds, however, Monday edition, the paper said Lansing area. sues In the past denominational- that "if you want to bring the man behind the bombings- The Rev. Mr. Wood repre¬ The United Church of Christ ism has created problems in about social change, the church known as Operation Biafra sents one of the new-style, new- parish has held everything from church work. Redundant as an institution is not Baby-is pro¬ designed Swedish Count Carl breed inner-city mission clergy¬ Metropolitan Mission Office and modern dance lessons to the and disinterest in to act Gustaf Rosen, coordinates his organization's ac grams a com¬ as a change agent. " van a veteran men who attempt to bring the Ingham County Convention in bining resources to create pro¬ "The church cannot take an pilot who made the first relief tivities with existing religious church not only to ghetto resi¬ their meeting room. grams in welfare and political official stand about a political flight into Biafra last year. and secular activities in Lan¬ dents but also to the members The 50-vear-old minister has areas stifled existing projects issue because of its members. The rocket sing of - equipped light of predominantly white. Anglo- gained a few gray hairs over many churches. Today, Because of the people, it is planes raided Port Harcourt. Wood has encountered many Saxon congregations in the area. . the problem of creating racial through a growing ecumenical not appropriate for them to center of Nigeria's oil industry. Wood and men like himself Probl^ms months of . his sh°rt e/ght ministerial work in and political awareness in his movement tions. among churches of denomina¬ different take a stand on political is¬ Thursday. Biafran headquart¬ parish. sues." ers claimed two Nigerian MIG Lansing-the same problems Pressure from and actual with¬ faiths are beginning to work Despite the differentiating fighters and an Ilyushin 28 bom¬ plaguing clergymen in metro¬ drawal of church members oc¬ together on such problems as im¬ views on how racism should be ber were destroyed on the "Cult of religion" politan cities around the cpun- curred in 1960 when a sociolo¬ plementation of Model Cities combatted. many clergemen to¬ try ground, and a refinery was set What we h in the United from Western recommendations. ive gist Michigan day say something must be done States is not Christinity but Inadequate finances, resis¬ University was invited to the Some churchmen, however, to solve this problem-soon Modern minister tance from white Christians in Neutral Sweden forbids all an American cult of religion, church to discuss means of in¬ question whether the church is The basic problem 'is how Ken Wood, Lansing^ minister, represents the new white neighborhoods and chan- tegrating East Lansing. the correct institution to make treed of clergyman trying to eradicate racism from export of weapons to countries supporting the status quo and long will it take to peddle neling energies of interested Several church members tried the most viable contributions this engaged in conflicts or war- favoring white Anglo-Saxon Pro¬ church members into such po new brand of Christianity0 the church. State News photo by Lance Lagoni testantism. Herbert C .Jack to convince Morrison to cancel litical programs as Model Cit¬ the speaker's visit. son assoc. professor of religion. ies and urban renewal pose prob¬ This American cult of reli lems for rriinisters in most ui Some people were worried about their lily white commun¬ SHEEP, GOATS FEATURED Biafran supporters paid a gion" emphasized participation ity." he recalls. He advocates "decov firm" in Paris-Air¬ How. for example, does a in church spaghetti dinner pro¬ a philosophy of prayerful sym¬ craft Lease dairy barns bovine' Compagnie-to jects and Christmas basket giving to needy families such a ever. was needy family, how¬ black, moved into the If clergyman tell the self-sacri ficing" Christian mother who wants to donate clothing to needy families that even a pathy. not anger, in dealing with congregational indifference to race problems Morrison stood firm on the MSU buy five MFI 9-Bs from an air¬ craft company in Sweden. Mal- moe Flvindustire. parish and hai •M ly wouldn't really want speaker's visit, the sociologist By CYNTHIA NEAL Chnstiar was the by fh°t°r(ire^ 5 she was giving up snt, spoke and approximately 50-75 State News Staff Writer $7.00 OFF "City Kids' WITH THIS AD that she bought . 1953 bar- members of the church trans¬ looking for a refreshing diversion from the tiresome mixers, movies and parties ON ANY gain day sale"' ferred to another church in the might enjoy an excurs about the cattle. The ion to the MSlT dairy barns on the outer limits of Zenith Portable Stereo Or how does a minister con¬ campus wide-eyed guests gawk The MSU Dairy Cattle Training and Research Center, as Plus a Free $3.99 Stereo L.P. vex that it takes more than Morrison is convinced, how en good for a light pat the church to operate presents of a meatloaf and a the cattle barns are properly calied. is located on College N ejOC 543 E. Grand River under an Road south of Mt. Hope Road. loaf of bread from parishion¬ been labeled liabilit It is open to visitors around aspirin-oriented philosophv." the clock ers to poor families to bridge Wood explained The barns house a herd of approximately 300 cows, heifers, He said that the racial gaps between white known for its the church of¬ Kdgewood i fered services "dealing with and black people'1 progressive al thrust, evi¬ calves and goats. One lone sheep also resides in the complex. Your Host From Coast To Coast The cattle are fed in the regular stalls in the main the symptoms' Cites negligence denced in its continued empha part of of such prob¬ th" barn, where attendents milk them twice daily. lems as race relations but that Perhaps the biggest question sis in both the pulpit and church At the head of each stall a card Jells the kind of diet which The Nation9s Innkeeper that churches .must answer, is s rarely got it the disease." programs on such areas as race th. cow the stall is what Jackson terms the in supposed to receive. Each diet differs crux, of why race prohlems ui existed in the church church's total negligence" in Progressives face problems in the composition of feed for each anim il Two Locations In Lansing Area Box stalls fill another part ot this barn The best he'd race relations in the past produc¬ Wood, who looks like Clergymen like Morrison are ing cattle are housed in these stalls, alone with a few calves be more comfortable as a start¬ Jackson, who has served as faced with a number of prob- 3121 E. GRAND RIVER AVE. and expectant mothers. administrator and research di Ph. 489-2481 ing fullback for the Detroit A sep irate barn houses many of the older calves, a few rector of the Missionarv Re when Lions thin in the pulpit of a they take such stands 6051 S. PENNSYLVANIA AVE. search Library for the National goats and a sheep. One kid is about three weeks old. and Lansing-area church, directs the Withdrawal of financial sup¬ Ph. 393-1650 about the size of a beagle. Council of Churches, said that Lansing Area United Ministries port from both local churches In another section of this barn, research is to talk ibout real brotherhood and national organizations is being done with fistulas inserted in the and to put blacks in the back d.gestive tract of a few cattle but one method that church SPECIAL SPECIAL Grads perform of the church is to deny the real character and function of members use to indicate their These fistulas are cylindrical. a£out seven inches in dia¬ meter and covered by transparent plafctic SUNDAY MONDAY disapproval v^ith church stands With the aid of these instruments, researchers can study commencement atters nutrition and analyze micro-organssms before the food has The church passed all the \v tv through theanima-ls. CHICKEN $725 SPAGHETTI $150 in Viet protest DINNER .... A . DINNER ■. . Children $1.25 All you can eat ST PAUL. Minn. (A - A student -planned graduation ceremony at Macalester Col¬ lege Saturday night featured a slide show, protest songs, a light show and a chorus of boos from disgruntled adults. Fred Kramer, dean of stu¬ dents. says the audience appar¬ ently missed the message at Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 SPORTS S' By G ARY W ALKOWICZ batsmen Minnesota loaded the bases with none out in the opening win to account for MSU's final run. 3 Executive Sports Editor inning and clean-up hitter Noel .Jenke followed with a sacrifice Minnesota asserted its power in the nightcap, blasting out A disappointing baseball season ended on a high note for MSI' fly to center field. 14 hits. this weekend as the Spartans scored three impressive vie T?ie next Gopher hitter also lifted a fly to center, but Rick* Mike Walseth broke a scoreless tie with a grand slam homer Miller unleashed a perfect strike to the plate to cut down Greg off Phil Fulton in the third inning. Walseth hit an 0-2 tories in four games at Kobs Field pitch Wasick trying to score from third high over the right field fence. MSI' dumped Iowa twice on Friday by 5-0 and 14-5 counts Bielski saved a run in the third when he picked up a b;»d- The Gophers added three off Mickey and then handed Minnesota its third conference loss in Satur runs Knight in the throw from right fielder Rich Jordan behind third base and- sixth and two runs off Kirk Maas in the seventh day's opener. 5-2. The Gophers came back to win the night¬ threw home to nip a Gopher runner attempting to score on Meanwhile lefthander Steve Chapman was holding the cap. 9-0. saddling MSI' with its first home Big Ten defeat Spar¬ the overthrow. tans to six hits, three of them by Kendrick. Coach Danny Litwhiler's Spartans thus finished 24-17 for Minnesota loaded the bases with two out in the fifth, bdt Gavel closed out his MSU career by setting a Spartan single the season with an 8-8 Big Ten mark, good for a tie for fifth Bielski got Jenke on a fly to center season stolen base record in the final inning of the place. nightcap. The Gophers final threat came in the seventh when the> He walked with one out and stole second and third bases Saturday's opening game win over the Gophers had to be one of the Spartans most satisfying wins of the season. Minne¬ again loaded the bases with two out to give him 21 thefts for the year, breaking the old mark of 20. Dan's the Man sota came into the game rated No. 2 in the collegiate base Jenke. who was batting 412 with 12 home runs, was again% Mickey Knight stopped Iowa on six hits in winning Friday's the hitter in the tense situation and again Bielski retired hirr opener for MSI" The senior righthander walked two and fanned ball rankings. Hard throwing right-hander Dan Bielski lets loose The strong right arm of Dan Bielski and a three-run fourth- —this time on an easy bouncer to second. five in gaining his sixteenth career win and giving the Spar Bielski walked six and out three in gaining his of their finest a fast ball against a Minnesota batter in Satur¬ inning explosion was the difference in the game. struck tans one pitching performances of the year sixth win and lowered his ERA to 1.87 Rashead led the Spartan hitters with three hits and an RBI day's: game against the Gophers. Bielski allowed Facing a lineup boasting six .300 hitters and two 400 hit MSlT got all the runs they needed in the fourth inning Maas had an easy time in winning his fifth straight game but five hits enroute to a 5-2 win for the Spartans. ters. Bielski allowed only five hits in winning his final MSI Gary Boyee led off the inning with a sharp single to cen in the nightcap State News photo by Mike Beasley appearance. ter and Miller followed with a tremendous fly ball home MSI scored all 14 of its runs in the first four innings oft run over the right field fence and into the Red Cedar. three Hawkeye hurlers. It was Miller's seventh round-tripper of the year, although Miller, breaking out of his batting slump with a furv. had SEASON FINALE ironically only his first at home. Harry Kendrick and Phil Rashead then followed with single^ . four hits in five trips and drove in three runs, while Rashead batted home a pair of runs. Jordan sent Kendrick home with a sacrifice fly to right for the MSU combined a walk, an error and four straight hits for inning's third run. four runs in the first inning Ruggers top Chicago, 26-3 Michigan State's Rugby Club Mike Auer all scored for Michi¬ "The forwards played their season with a 5-4 mark, winning"* The alert baserunning of Jordan gave MSI' its first run in the second inning. The Spartan rightfielder walked with two outs, stole second and came all the way around to score when the Gopher catcher lost a passed ball that had rolled to the screen. In the second frame. MSU had only one hit. but used four walks and another error to score four more times. After one run in the third, the Spartans tallied five times in the third with Miller's two-run triple highlighting the Maas gave up all of the Hawkeves four hits and four of its surge closed out it's season on a winn¬ gan State. Phil Mendershausen kicked four of five conversion best game of the year.' Auer four of their last five games Miller led off the sixth with a bunt single, stole second. . five runs in the fourth inning, the only inning in which he ing note Sunday with a whopping said We let up slightly in the The team will lose some key went to third on had any serious difficulty. a ground out and scored on a throwing error , 26-3 win over tlit- I niversity of attempts and added a penaltx second half but had a substan- personnel for next fall however, kick to lead the Spartan scorers Chicago Rugbv Club on Old Coll¬ tial lead to work with in Auer. Chernev. Rick Stueber ege Field The Spartans scored five with 11 points. Michigan State controlled The Spartans thus ended their Pagen. and Peter Quail. How play the entire game, especially tries, four extra points and a during the scrums. The they homers penalty kick in picking up their fifth win of the season Peter Quail. Mieke\ Cherncv Denny Pagen. Bobby Bell and Spartan's backs and forwards completely opponents in dominated their the first half, Tiger i stand night games not included 10-0 played under swealtering hot $1.00 OFF WITH THIS AD and muggy teams let conditions up slightly in the second half, with two tries and Both way in American EASTERN DIVISION DETROIT (UPI> Home home run and first in nearly ON ANY an extra point the only scoring." - runs by Willie Horton. Don a month, which came with A1 STEREO L. P. RECORD Prop Rick Affolder and back Kaline on first. Tom Kalander played outstand Wert and Dick McAuliffe accounted for six runs and Don Wert singled home a run my games for the Spartans. after Bill Freeman was hit by Affolder will not be returning Denny McLain won his seventh next year but Kajander will be game of the season Sunday as a pitch and Jim Northrup singl¬ back to lead the 1970 the Detroit Tigers romped to ed Mickey Stanley singled home squad. a 10-0 triumph over the Cali¬ the fourth run of the inning and WESTERN DIVISION W I. t Captain and president of the fornia Angels. the other two scored when re¬ Minnesota 2 16 club. Mike Auer was extremely lief Oakland happv with the team's olav The loss extended the Angels' pitcher Eddie Fisher drop¬ Kansas City 20 21 losing streak to 10 games ped the throw from first base¬ Chicago man Tom Satriano on Mc- McLain went the first seven Auliffe's grounder. California 11 28 innings and allowed two hits West slammed a three-run Sunday's results before being relieved by .John Detroit 10 California 0 homer in the fifth inning off Hiller. who allowed one other Seattle 3. Cleveland 2 Rickey Clark and Detroit's fii Minnesota 2. 3. New York 1. 2 hit the rest of the way for nal run in the sixth on Me Baltimore 5. Oakland 3 a combined three-hitter. Auliffe's sixth home run of the Miller at Bostom 1. Chicago 0 Kansas City 3. Washington 2 Horton. who bolted the team season, which also came oft Clark The Timers have on May 15. triggered a six- now Rick Miller has his eye and bat on the ball as ^e laces a double i Saturday's run fourth inning by tagging won seven of their last eight second game of the doubleheaders against Minnesota. Miller had h National loser Rudv Mav with his fifth ball all weekend as he collected 7 hits in 13 times at'bat. State News photo by Mike Beasley EASTERN DIVISION Michigan State University Chicago Pittsburgh Department of Theatre Impressions edge 6-Pack New York Philadelphia Montreal in all-U iM softball finals WESTERN DIVISION Kieser. also hurled line game, out of the inning, however, when The Impressions captured a Herb Prive lined into double the all-University softball giving up only tour hits. a crown Sunday as they edged 6- The Impressions scored the . play 6-Pak threatened in the last Pakof BryanHall 2-0 game's only runs in the third Shaddy was the winning inning After the first man had inning when a walk and a single TRYOUTS Jim pitcher, allowing but one hit been retired. Shaddy singled for by Bob Gibson put two men on and two walks while striking out the first hit of the game. Catch*. with oneyout Shaddy preserved Mcintosh then fol¬ the shutout and the win by getting one His pitching foe. Carl er Carl Actors Singers Dancers lowed with a double down the the next two men on pop outs. May 26, 27 7-10 p.m. Beautiful Cat's Ball right field line. scoring Hubbard Hall -- 50C Shaddy. When the ball got by right fielder Wilbur Lardie. Varsity Club Demonstration Hall WOOLIES Mcintosh came around to score to second all the way* to honor Adorns Readings for CAN-CAN MAX X Dan Kitchel and Rick run Lushies upset TOBIE BATES BLUES Telliejy Lansing Area Residents, Faculty, Staff and Stu¬ BAND picked-up the other two hits dents Welcome! Audition materials are available by the Impressions, both sin¬ PLAIN BROWN WRAPPER \.C. Lushwells (Lushies* bet¬ at the Theatre Office, 149 Auditorium. gles. EYE SEE THE LIGHT nt at the dinner will be ter known as members of the Shaddy pitched a strong President Walter State News, suffered their first Tuesday 8- 12 game, retiring the first nine-, men he faced before Larry who will be inducted softball defeat of the year when honorary member of the the\ dropped a tough lS-.i de Jakinovich walked to lead ofl V S |ourv\_ the fourth inning. Shaddy got ies led had by Dominos'. The plent> of lusty hitting Gar\ Walkowicz and Lush¬ i TONIGHT Norm Saari and featured a good j~ makes this your swing- From 7:15 defense spearheaded b> Jim 'es* summer ... in lli> Granelli hut lacked the experience of the men from vMj this mini-dress and Dominos'. wide-legged pant of l^Tf TINNEY \ patterned white lace,the 1fell midriff laced with r bright red ribbon, the ruffly wrists Like a little boy's world, Jim Finney's good time vanished overnight. There was a sudden and desperate need to make his peace £ bow-tied. with reality. But what was reality to Finneyl What's reality to you? NEXT ATTRACTION! Monday night - Two for one Pizza "Positively Brilliant" (after 6:00 P.M.) Cocktail Hour~Everyday 4:30-6:30 "ANEW who's that CLASSIC"! KNOCKING at my door [TOWN PUMP 307 S.GRAND IV 9-6614 DOWNTOWN LANSING Open 10 a.m.-2 a.m. introducing HARVEY KEITEL stariiM.! ZINA Btl HUNE as the nice girl. but Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 "J ^clIssIhed P°y All Classified Bills Now. Room 347 Student Services. cVa^s^ed 355-8255 355-8255 Employment Employment For Rent The State News does not MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST (ASCP SUMMER SUBLET 2 or 3-man apart VOLKSWAGEN 1966 convertible permit racial or religious Cream, black top. tape system, Registered) for clinical labora ment. pool, air-condi Uoning. fur discrimination in its ad¬ tory of Michigan State University mshed bargain 351 3843 5-5 28 extractor, other extras Very good college students Full time vertising columns. The condition Best offer over $1050 Veterinary College Salary com Applv in person between 3- 337-9091 351-9465 3-5/26 petitive Call Dr R Michel 355- State News will not accept at GRANDMOTHERS 6450 extension 323 or 223 4-5 29 • AUTOMOTIVE advertising which discrim¬ VOLKSWAGEN CONVERTIBLE--1966 CEDAR VILLAGE- • EMPLOYMENT inates against religion, Bahama blue Runs great White- race, color or national or¬ walls, radio 332-2960. 3-5/26 • FOR RENT 5-5 2 • FOR SALE igin. 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To $16,000. *Laundry facilities -- Reduced Rates for Summer -- wagen New tires rebuilt engine new interior 351-3076 2-5 26 Call Joe Howard—100% Confidential HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT CO. 261-5610 To lease for summer FORD 1968 Tor or fall phone Mrs. |n- Active Personnel Service ghram, 489-9651 or 29441 W. Six Mile Rd., Livonia, Michigan 48152 351-3525. 351-7910 IS SUMMER SUB-LEASING A HEADACHE? TAKE V Cedar Village STUDENT APARTMENTS CALL THE CURE. OR 2 BEDROOM STOP STATE AT NOW LEASING FOR FALL State Management Corporation will aid you leasing and sub-leasing apartments for the in summer in: MANAGEMENT MODEL OPEN Mo->- Fri 12:00- 4;?0 •Haslett Arms •Lowebrookc Arm 33P-8687 o. m. •Delta Arms •Evergreen Arms Sat & Sun 1:00-5:00 p.m. 444 Michigan Ave. •Cedarbrooke Arms *University Terrace ~ ^ 'lT m PHONE 332-5051 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent CAPITOL NEAR. Single girl to share TWO MEN needed Summer No de¬ CAMPUS NEAR 227 Bogue. Single LUXUR* APARTMENT. 1 bedroom GIRL WANTED sum CEDAR GREENS 1 girl needed for HASLETT 4 bedroom Furnished Deluxe 2-bedroom Furnished, air LEASING. IMMEDIATE occupancy- summer Reduced rates. 351-3790 house Available June $200 includes posit. reduced rates Air-condi COLONIAL APARTMENTS. Bur girl to share small bedroom after $lj<) ("lose to campus Available Close, inexpensive, luxury apart¬ conditioned, carpeted $55 484- iromedfUely 351-7626 after 5 p.m ments. pool. 355-7009 3-5/26 after 5 p.m. 3-5/26 utilities Phone 337-2381 5-5/29 tioned 351-3644 5-5 26 cham and Alton Brand new deluxe June 10th. $60 Phone 489-5922 9169 21-5 29 1-bedroom, furnished For profes¬ or 351-6796 5-5/26 „ " 5-5/29 EAST LANSING. Near: Now leasing - FURNISHED THREE and 4 bedroom sional. graduate students, college beautiful new 2 bedroom apartments. houses for NORTHWIND FARMS Sublet unfur summer or school year faculty or personnel Select clien¬ Carpeting, drapes and appliances 489-3126,332-0425 5-5/26 tele ALSO, other nished Efficiency. September through new apartments included $155 per month 5906 available for June and September DriCem^r $100 month 351-7083 SUMMER SUBLET: 731 Burcham SUMMER Okemos-Haslett Road Call 339-8544 THREE-BEDROOM home, furnished. GIRL for 2-girl luxury before 2'30 pm 3-5/28 2 or 3-man. pool, air-conditioned, leasing Call 332-3135 or 882-6549 TWO-MAN furnished apartment 129 or 332-5860 6-5/29 2 blocks to campus, for 6 students apartment Air-conditioned 351-8966 dishwasher Reduced rates. 351- after 6 p.m Burcham, $125 to $135 124 Cedar $50 each per month, summer; $65 3-5/26 LARGE fJPSTAIRS 325 North Penn¬ 6458 2-5/27 Street. $150 to $160 135 Kedzie THREE MAN summer sublet Close for fall, winter, and NEWLY MARRIED? sylvania. Furnished Utilities in¬ spring terms GETTING MARRIED0 We have deluxe Drive, $170 to $180 All utilities Large Reduced Air-conditioned 351-3432,337-2581 SUBLEASE 6-5/29 BAY COLONY ~ 1-bedroom furnished apartments furnished except electricity. Call cluded $85 month Available sum SPRING TERM 2-bed 351-3519 3-5/26 TANGLEWOOD days, 487-3216; evenings 882-2316, mei* only 351-4530 4-5 29 room apartment, swimming pool EAST LANSING-furnished APARTMENTS Air-conditioned, car-ports. many until 10 p.m. O air-conditioning. fully carpeted, HASLETT APARTMENT Summer 3 bed¬ Corner of Haslett other fine features Phone 489-5922 or 351-6796 $150 to $165 6-5 29 APARTMENTS FEMALE APARTMENT to share appliances $165 or best offer 332 sublet near campus Reduced rent room term duplex $196 month only Phone 332-2361 summer Furnished Own bedroom Near 6-5 29 & Hagadorn Roads GIRL WANTED own bedroom, attrac¬ 332-6683 3-5/26 1 Bdrm., unfur., from $124.50 campus. Parking Over 25 $60 SUMMER PACKAGE PLAN tive, inexpensive $55 month. Eve month After6p m 332-0436 3-5,28 SUMMER MEN: 3 bedroom furnished 351-7880 nings, 351-3553 7-5 29 SUMMER SUBLET. 2-3 man luxury houses Near East FOR 1, 2 & 3 MAN. Now tak¬ Lansing $40 per week 351-0956 or 332-8925 ing leases for Fall. 1 & 2 bed¬ SUMMER-TWO bedroom apart apartment. Air-conditioning, pool, 6-5 29 SUMMER: TWO girls for apart metit. furnished Air-conditioned, reduced rent. 351-7532 3-5 26 room furnished or unfur¬ ment Block from Berkev 3 months GRAD STUDENTS need 4th for sum¬ swimming pool, on lake, very quiet NEED ONE man first half < nished. Call Jack Barlett, 337- $140 332-2938 2-5 23 ONE MAN summer sublease for 2- mer and or next year term Waters Edge Reduce Furnished 0511 351-6178 man luxury apartment Separate Own room Duplex $45 month Near TWO BEDROOM, furnished, luxury NEW CEDAR Village-Need 2 men bedrooms, air-conditioned, near campus 353-7961 Available June apartment Air-conditioned Sum¬ Reduced rates Across street from SUBLET SUMMER-4 man apart campus. Reasonable. 337-9217 3-5/26 15th 2.5/26 ONE. TWO. or 3 men needed sum¬ mer $175 351-9052 6-5/29 mer. Cedarbrooke Arms 332-3270 caarnpus' Phone 351-7958 4-5 29 ment. Air-conditioned. Fully fur¬ nished $180 month 33 ft. TWO OR 3-man apartment Air- HOUSE FOR summer rental New. 5-5 26 balcony Marigold Apartments THJtEE ROOMS, bath up $90 month 351-3851 X3-5 27 conditioned, pool 351-6699, after 5 p m. Summer sublet modern, furnished. Wooded lot. 4 bedrooms Recreation room 10 min¬ 911 Marigold Avenue 4 rooms, bath down $125 month 5-5/27 Utilities paid Furnished No chil¬ SUMMER TWO or three man apart utes to campus $190 month for New deluxe 1 bedroom fur¬ re¬ dren, pets 882-5763 4-5 29 ment $135 Across from campus sponsible family. 351-6382 ■5/27 nished 2 man apts. Across ONE BEDROOM furnished apartment 351-3797 4-5 28 street from campus. Leas¬ FURNISHED 5 bedroom home for near Sparrow and city bus lines. $70 including utilities Garage op¬ ing summer/fall . . . now FURNISHED THREE-Bedroom house summer term Fireplace, grand piano, etc Deposit and references required tional Call 351-6529 afternoons or IV 9-9651 - 332-2335 Available June Carpeting, paneling Summer rate $160/month. plus utili¬ 332-1911 2-5/26 ONE GIRL for summer Close to ties 332-6715 or 351-5696 5-5/29 caripus $130 for all summer Call 351 4188, after 8 p.m. 3-5 28 TWO BEDROOM apartment for 3 or GIRL NEEDED for WO OR three ma GRADUATE WOMEN-Openings avail¬ 4 students Furnished UtiliUes FURNISHED FIVE bedrooms 2 blocks able in 4-eirl apartments Haslett paid 2 blocks from campus 351 635 Abbott 351-3673 to campus $45 month summer Call Albert Completely furnished, utili¬ 9504 5-5 29 332-5731 2-5/26 ties-provided. $55 337-2336 5-5 29 FIVE-BEDROOM MAN WANTED: Furnished house I ONE GIRL needed for fall term New share Close, reasonable Evening; UNSUPERVISED TWO and 3-man EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, fur 351-8982 4-5 5 rooms-paneled, furnished 2 Summer Cedar Village Call evenings. 489- nished from blocks 0960 663-3227 parking Across from cam¬ MSU Parking, laundry and or 5-5 29 pus. Single or couple. $115 353- cooking facilities Summer $40 Employment - SUMMER northwind 2466. 6-8 p m 4-5 29 per month, fall-$135 per term or APARTMENT Male Ap¬ proved housing with kitchen One farms $120 per term on a full 3-term MAN WANTED summer for fur contract 351-3432 : 337-2581 9-5 29 block from campus 351-0250 0-5 29 Faculty Apartments nished house Own bedroom $55 Midwest's largest full-line 351-7880 month 372-1525 1-5/26 Now Heated And Ready merchant wholesaler is seek¬ ing MSU students for full or 4-MAN large apartment, ing from June 15, for su per LOVELY FURNISHED 1. 2. 3-bed WOMAN. summer SINGLE room or 10 weeks fall. Kitchen 2 blocks Knapps 332-0647after5pm months 351-7319 1-5 26 houses Available June 351- For Summer And Fall room part-time summer positions CEDAR VILLAGE 2 i 5696 4-5 29 EAST LANSING 348 Oakhill Apart UNSUPERVISED GENTLEMEN stu¬ throughout the midwest. Auto¬ dents Air-conditioned 2 men Kit¬ ments Now leasing Walking dis mobile required. NO fantastic Burcham Woods Aoartments tance 351-7153 5-5 2J TWO BEDROOM hous chen privileges and parking IV 4- but false promises, phony campus Available fo 8151 3-5'28 NEEDED, ONE male subleaser sum¬ $175 332-5675. 353-8615 salary guarantees, decep:ive EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT CO. Campus mer Hill, highest offer representations, etc. For fur¬ 351-6357 3-5 26 LANSING-TWO miles from, ther information and personal nished house $100 month, suit Model Open Monday-Friday interview phone the Society SUMMER OR fall 2 to 4 men or EAST SIDE Summer term or $135 month, fall 372-9852 MEN SUMMER, singles, doubles, or fall 9- I to 4 p.m. Corporation, 337-1349. couple Furnished, pleasant, large m.onth lease Furnished, i-bedroom cooking, parking 327 Hillcrest 332- private, parking Also studio apart summer. $100. fall, $120. 2-bed- 6118:337-9612 4-5 28 ROOMMATE NEEDED 2-bedroom ment available for fall 1214 East $110: Model phone 332-3711 351-7880 room summer, fall. $145 furnished Air-conditioning. pool, Kalamazoo. 5-5 29 337*0409' 6-5 29 YOUNG WOMEN 19-30 or married parking 351-0012 5-5/29 couple Home privileges. Garage 2 BEDROOM house, furnished through¬ No smokers, please 482-3653 4-5 29 Attention Graduating Seniors out Completely re-decorated. New ROOMS FOR men. summer and fall GOING HOME THIS SUMMER? carpeting 9371. 1-223-9004 Student welcome 351- 3-5 28 term 3 blocks from Union Phone GET YOUR APARTMENT Management Recruiters BLOCK ber-June BERKEY Haslett Lease Septem¬ Furnished 7 337-1408 after 5 p.m ROOMS FOR women: Summer 4-5 29 and bedrooms 351-5277 3-5 27 fall term 3 blocks from Union You Sign No Contract/You Pay No Fees Phone 337-1406 after 5 p.m. 4-5 29 FOR LEASE $300 a month Room NOW SALES TECH for 4 to 6 men. Large yard Out side cooker Garage Close to cam Advertising Manager .to $15,000 Draftsmen-Designer .to $13,200 pus 332-0939 5-5 Pharmaceutical ....to 11,000 Chemical Engineer ..to 14,400 SUMMER TERM-East Lansing Un¬ Health &. Beauty Aids .to 12,000 Industrial Engineer ..to 12,600 supervised rooms Private en¬ trances. bath, parking, kitchen, rec¬ WHILE THE GETTING'S GOOD! Fo')d to 10,000 Mechanical Engineer.to 18,000 HOUSE. THREE-bedroom. furnished, reation room $65 00 a month Phone 332-2361 6-5 29 ACCOUNTING INSURANCE utilities paid, across from campus DOiV'T WAIT AuSitor .to $14,000 Claim Supervisor . ..to $11,000 Call 332-0097. anytime 3-5 26 SINGLE MEN $40 month walking distance MSU. Summer term No uten¬ Yotirje Controller .. .to 10,800 Underwriters. to 9,600 GIRLS HOUSE, furnished, clean sils 351-8223 3-5 26 TO CHOOSE Staff Acc't . .to 12,000 Sales Representative .to 9,600 Summer $50: fall $65 Call 332 5320 5-5 28 Cost Accountants ...to open Field Inspector to 8,500 FIVE SINGLE rooms and 1 apart¬ ment available for summer term CHOICE APARTM Many, many more positions available LARGE FIVE-Bedroom house, nished. Call after 5 p.m. 484-7398 fur¬ Across from Campus-Bogue Street We have 132 offices across the country Call Merritt at 351-0284 Weekends. We have placed over 50,000 applicants with over 5-5 28 GOING 10,000 5-5 28 FAST! companies. 332-3870 MARRIED COUPLE only Furnished MALE STUDENTS, double room No CALL 313-358-5730 or stop by our Detroit offices 2-bedroom Open June 15th 355- cooking, quiet parking Fall term 20840 Southfield Rd.—Southfield, Michigan 9758 5-5 28 332-3170 3-5 26 Southfield Expressway SEVEN-THIRTY-ONE 1 block N. of 8 Mile Rd. at the CALL, COME IN OR SEND YOUR RESUME Sure, you can pay more for an apartment, but you just can't get more than the extras you'll find at Seven-Thirty-One . . . from $69*' ptT month per person. Summer leases, $52 per person. Seven-Thirty-One puts such features as a swimming pool; party lounge with Free TG's, biiliard table, and color TV; air condition¬ ing; deluxe appliances, including dishwashers; and imaginative decor and furnishings, all within easy reach of your budget. See Seven-Thirty-One todayl Models open daily at 731 Burcham Drive. See our resident manager in apartment 206A or 106C or call J.R. Culver Company. •Based on 3-person occupancy. NORTH POINTE NOW RENTING FOR FALL Here's first in the East Lansing area ... a 9-month lease for $57.50 a the same price you'll pay for a 12-month! Only at North Pointe can you lease for 9 months without paying an extra charge. man/per month 1 BLOCK FROM At North Pointe, you pay as little as $230 per month for a 9-month per lease. You can keep cool in North Pointe's swimming pool and com¬ fortable air-conjjlitioned apartments this summer for only $45 per month per person.* •AIR CONDITIONED 'DISHWASHERS Call the J. R. Culver Company and ask about North Pointe. We'll be happy to show you the apartments where you pay no more for a 9-month lease: North Pointe (Formerly called Eydeal Villa.) 1240 •UNLIMITED PARKING *HEAT PAID CAMPUS Haslett Rd., near the corner of Hagadorn and M-78. •NO LAST MONTH'S REN •Based on 4-person occupancy. ALBERT APARTMENTS •GARBAGE DISPOSALS. 551 Albert St. CAMPUS HILL •••PLUS*" ment Don't sign a lease until you've seen the greatest apart¬ buy in the area . . . Campus Hill. RIVER HOUSE APTS. Campus Hill offers you luxury living in new central air WENV FURNITURE 204 River St. conditioned apartments featuring custom appliances, deluxe furnishings, 5 big walk-in closets, and plenty of parking: WENV CARFETING One 3-man left - June Lease 4 parking places for each apartment. All of these advantages Several 4-man apts. still avail¬ can be yours from $58.75 per month per person. There are SFRESHLY PAINTED able for June and still a few vacancies for summer at $45 per person per September. month. NEW FURNISHINGS And if this sounds great, wait till you see our new build¬ Featuring: ing! It'll have a party lounge, more room in each apartment, • Private balcony and double vanities — almost like having two bath¬ MODEL OPEN DAILY rooms! • Two-room-bath We'll be happy to show you Campus Hill today. See our resident • Separate study managers in apartments 103A or 101E or call J. R. Culver Co. • New carpeting & furnishings Several summer sub-lets still available Business Office - 204 River St. Jf. .//. Model Apartment Open Daily 9-5; Weekends By Appointment Open Mon.-Fri. 11 s30- |s00 Sat. & Sun. -1:00-5:00 p.m. - 5:00-7:00 p.m Offices Open 9-9 Mon.-Fri. Contact: Northwind Management, 2771 Northwind Drive 220 Albert St. - Above Knapp's Campus Center - 351-8862 Phone: 337-0636 PHONE 332-0255 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, May 26, 1969 9 For Sale For Sale For Sale ft)AO THREATENED SUMMER TERM: Room and board P A. SYSTEM. McMartin--65 watt VACUUM CLEANERS (usedi Kir- Factional Theta Sorority Call 332-6438, 489- amp $130. 2 Turner 505 mikes with bys, Hoovers. Rainbow Rex-aires. 1311. 7-5/29 stands $80. 4 Fender Bassman 12- Electrolux $7.88 and up. (Guaran inch speakers $40 each or whole set AMPLIFIER EICO 70 watt, speak teed) DENNIS DISTRIBUTING. 316 for $350 Call 351-4703, after 2:30 ers, tuner, turntable, shortwave N. Cedar Opposite City Market C Dm S"5/26 receiver Must sell 353-8451 3-5/28 LX)VELY BEDROOM, study, private entrance and bath, refrigerator, park¬ ing. Ideal for 2. Summer term. 351 NOW OPEN for business - OPTI¬ CAL DISCOUNT at 2615 East Mich igan Avenue, ground ' rking at rear 372-7409 floor Free C RUMMAGE SALE display every day Open Monday Items description coming in and put on through Saturday from 9 a m to of every Animals KITTENS: SILVER, grey Tom and calico. Free Call 337 1417 or 366 rip Red 5313. 5-5/29 4:30 p.m Plenty of free parking on Marshall. East Lansing 3-5/26 r " ^HONG the KONG (APi--Factional strife, the cause of much new black top REHABILITATION bloody violence in Communist China at the height SUMMER ROOMS, furnished. Mao . BARGAIN CENTER. 1119 May Street. Tse-tung's cultural revolution, is again breaking out cooking, parking Ac i from Ber Lapsing 4-5/29 i* sfvjthern and southeastern key 332-0844 3-5/27 provinces. MC CULLOCH SUPERCHARGER, fits ♦Provincial newspapers and radio stations SCUBA EQUIPMENT-tanks, calypo MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS-salt and are warning the DOUBLE AND single Man. sum¬ practically anything, perfect, $60 people against "dangerous factional struggles for power" regulator, pack, suit, depth gauge pepper females, champion sired. AKC mer and fall. No cooking 837 After 5 p.m., 351-0586 1-5/26 West Grand River 5-5/29 332-2274 4-5/29 694-0093 2-5'27 apd are accusing "class enemies, counter-revolutionaries and despicable revisionists" of fomenting strife to divide KITTEN 7'2 weeks old. ready to to good home ED 2-8032 after 6 give loyalties and sabotage unity. p.m. Hunan Daily warned its readers last week to "beware of 2-5'27 HARMON KARDON AM FM stereo re¬ , clas* enemies who are exploiting increasing factionalism and DIAMOND WEDDING set never worn 1/4 carat white gold Must ceiver with walnut case $185 355- * factional strife" to create a counter-revolution against Com¬ ROOM. BOARD. Fellowship--$190 see! $90 Call Young. 332- 5285 3-5/27 munist Party Chairman Mao in his term ELSWORTH CO-OP, 332-3574 heir-designate. Defense Fall, summer rooms 12-5/29 Minister Lin Piao. FARFISA COMBO compact Good MUST SELL: Fender Super Reverb condition Call Chuck. IV 2-4904 . The appeal, quoted by Hunan Radio, also .berated faction MEN: SUMMER housing across from leaders for amp, Gretch Nashville and Guild 5-5/29 1966 GREAT Lakes 10' 50 allowing the enemies of Mao and Lin to use their Snyder Kitchen $8 weekly 332- x Fur 8696 4-5/29 Starfire III electric guitars 351- nished, carpeted, air-conditioned, _ personal jealousies and personal motives of revenge" to DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and en¬ porch. 355-6640 or 484-9939 dment counter-revolution. 3-5 26 gagement ring sets Save 50 per MEN: CLEAN, quiet, cooking, park¬ MUSICIANS-I'M quitting music- cent or more Large selection of % Similar broadcasts have been heard from Hupeh Province, MARLETTE 8' 30' Inexpensive ing, supervised. Close to campus. 487-5753 or 485-8836 O selling one 60 watt Bogen PA ampli¬ plain and fancy diamonds. $25-150. x living, behind Coral Gables $1075 hose^ major city of Wuhan has long been lon to' a hot bed of opposi- fier. 1 Turner microphone, 1 Shure Furnished. Immediate or fall occu¬ Peking, and from other provinces including Anhwei. microphone, and stands Very cheap .zechuan Kwangsi and Kiangsi. Call 484 9094, anytime x3-526 pancy 203 Trailer Haven 351 7193 after 5 p.m. 3-5 28 Travelers arriving here from Kwangtung Province report hat violence has broken out again in the city of Canton. For Sale -*here troops kept order during a spring trade fair that AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC typewriter with paper tape Phone 489-6479 wndCd May 15. EIGHT-TRACK auto tape players- 5-5/26 .The travelers Ranger mini-8. $59.95 and up 1968 Broadlane mobile home 12 x 60 say faction leaders are quarreling and Lear Jet-$69 95 and MAIN REVERE WOLLENSAK stereo tape nat small up recorder 12 SONY 260 tape recorder 1 year with living room addition Air fights break out almost every day. They also re¬ ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Penn tapes $110 Call 355- 2771. old Excellent condition $170. 482 conditioned and loaded with extras port many walls are again plastered with posters in which sylvania. Lansing C 5-5 29 0245 5-5/26 627-4391.626-6481 5-5 29 J'.iction attacks faction and each seeks to establish itself 1960 & the true voice of Maoism in the area. LAKEWOOD-Partially fur nished. Good condition. Asking $1,800 Canton newspapers carry exhortations for unity every day 6Sink . 339-8738 5-5 29 .and .warn that enemies of Mao. as well as Chinese Nationalist or swim AAA-1 agents from Formosa, are inciting factionalism and using it A sad ending to years of faithful service befell COLLEGE STUDENTS to undermine the nation and its leaders. MALE OR FEMALE these porcelain sinks, discarded In favor of new, Inderground radio stations inside Red China have.been SUMMER JOBS broadcasting bitter attacks against the defense minister in improved models. They now are piled forlornly DETROIT, MICHIGAN AREA MOBILE HOME FOR SALE" Get recent weeks. against Morril Hall. State News phofb by Wayne Munn NOW HIRING $575 monthly salary ne cash student can win up plus to $3000 in fast results with a low cost sified Ad. Dial 355-8255 today' Clas scholarships $1,000 in Lost & Found ^ Peanuts Personal Full-time and Part-time scholarships awarded weekly plus a jet tjl'GPV BOB I Crime want you Rubber Sales Personnel and Non-selling Personnel trip around th« other vacation travel awards, all expenses paid plus chandise awards such as colored TVs, win mer LOST AT Reveres One radiator GANG- This is the Capper! The aper at P R 's isn't funnv. See Lost council urges Complete Benefits Program mink coats and stoles, etc Participate and compete with fel¬ temperature gauge Needed des ;' tid Found. ' 2-5 27 code revision ately. Reward No questions PI low students in our Summer Fiesta Gordon 351-8460 o2 RAZILEE-To the woman behind the pena Contest-The Ricltard's Grande Prix a ene Here s recognition for a "mem- Profit Sharing Paid Vacations -twelve week race. An exciting busi- "able event Craig 1-5/26 less experience can be yours this Retirement Advancement ummer regardless of your future job By JANETREBER The long-term goal of the misuse of credit cards. Insurance Excellent Salary st managers in brand identi¬ 5-5 27 A better penal code, better council is a revision of the Alfred Ball, state chairman fication analysis techniques, office 31'fcHTON LAKE-new 2 bedroom jails and professionally trained state of the council, described procedures, sales management, sales EFFICIENCY APARTMENT plus penal code. Written in some :-ctti.ge on West Shore Drive. Phone promotion, sales, etc with distin¬ large bedroom in beautiful Fort '84-4946 or 482-5957 3-5/26 probation staffs would help re¬ 1857. the code has never been of the inadequacies of the code. guished internationally known firm Lauderdale Contact Personnel Department $75 per week Avail¬ duce crime in the state rated AAA-1 Dun & Bradstreet able June. July. August says completely revised. Presently, the maximum sen¬ The Call 373- the Richard's Company Inc. 4340, before 5 p.m Also, single 'ACIOUS OLDER HOME Four bed¬ Michigan Council on Crime Since then there has been a tence for a crime is prescribed walkout finished basement and Delinquency. constant addition of rooms available. 5-5 29 rooms. provisions by statute, but the judge uses Plenty of time for sports, parties J-arge Private yard Near MSU The council, an arm of the carrying criminal penalties. his own discretion in setting PEACE BUTTONS-DRAFT INFOR VHA available 351-4480 S 62-vear-old National Council The penal code itself no longer the minimum sentence <*r MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. per month $575 salaries to those accepted MATION CENTER. Suite 205 East Grand River. 351-5283 . 507 1-5 26 >HAUE OR SELL Lake sort Michigan r community residential-comme on Crime and Delinquency, has worked for 12 years in M$hi contains all the basic criminal law A prisoner is not eligible for probation until he has served "rial income property for East La gan as a private organization The old code also fails to the minimum term. Ball said 4601 W. Saginaw after free three day indoctrii RENT A TV from a TV Company Phone 35 $9 00 per month Call 337-1300 sing area property financed entirely by the United deal with social and economic Consequently, two prisoners training period Limited to fifty 5543. Lansing, Michigan openings NEJAC TV RENTALS C Fund. problems such as theft and may serve terms for similar SOUTH-TEN Minutes to crimes varying in length by as 482-1424 Prepare for your personal intervie 2-bedroom tri-level 1 acre campus with much as five to 10 years. shade Chapel ceilings, fireplace, Judiciary CALL MR. G J. GILBERT The revised penal code would Monday- Friday study Assume 5 14 per cent fi- for personal appointment standardize the length of sen¬ jiancing $95 month including taxes, 1-313-962-4346 ZERO IN on the tenants you want •nsurance $16.800.694-0739 3-5/26 tences for each crime. The pro¬ 9 A.M.-l P.M Monday-Thursday Advertise rentals with a Classi (continued from page one) ulates that wherever rights con¬ posed code, culminating nine Detroit, Michigan fied Ad. Dial 355-8255 now sidered flict regulations shall permit a years of work by the council, as capable in self-gov¬ is now before the Michigan ernment or as intelligent as are scope for each conflicting right by DRESSMAKING: GOWNS and altera¬ ■ all other students." the state¬ defining circumstances, of time, UNBEATABLE VALUE tions. Experienced. charge Call 355-1040 Reasonable 20-5/29 ment continued. place and means appropriate to its exercise. " The council has ;ilso drafted two bills now before the Michi Congratulations IN DRUMS. struments VIBES, marimba, Experienced etc. instruc¬ in¬ WIC maintains that students should be considered respon¬ There are not flict in this case, the paper rights in con¬ gan House of Representatives. The first bill would delegate Class of'69. tion 332-6223 sible until they, themselves, said, except those of an in¬ 0-5/26 the prevention of juvenile prove otherwise." dividual nature and "WIC firm¬ LANSING'S MOST EXCITING YOU'RE UP FRONT with the bet¬ If there are those who still crimes to the State Dept. ol ly believes that no one can Social Services. Correctional ter cars you find in the Classified feel that hours are necessary, As you set out NEW APARTMENT COMMUNITY Ads Check now! it said, the 3,000 or 4.000 first term freshmen men entering solve that conflict except individual " In addition to the that violation facilities would be handled by the Bureau of Juvenile Services which would be created in the to make your fall term should not be neglect¬ of the Freedom Report. WIC Corrections Dent. MEADOWBROOK ANN BROWN Typist and multilith. ed nor deprived of this same contended that the special pro¬ offset printing Dissertations, theses, We have to think in terms concern that is extended to vision for first term, fall term in life,just manuscripts general typing IBM of keeping kids out of juven¬ their way 19 years experience 332-8384 C counterparts. the evidence that freshmen Where men is freshmen ' coeds trustees violates the by-laws, which guard ile court The last time a made there were remember OFFSET PRINTING of theses and dis¬ men are more mature than fresh¬ against discrimination based on survey was TRACE sertations original est from either your or multilith master Low¬ available COPYGRAPH typed men women?" The hours provision also vio¬ race. sex. University housing. color or creed in 800 juveniles state." Ball said in jails in the looks aren't prices SERVICES, 487-5906 lates section 1.5106 which The second bill would im¬ 29-5/29 stip- Defending the hours policy § was Don Adams, director of prove the quality of services See for yourself, Large-new-beautiful 1- residence halls programs. provided by probation offices everything. 2-3 Br. Apts. from $55.00/student. Decora¬ tor coordinated furniture available for gles and marrleds. sin¬ SECRETARIAL SERVICE BOOKKEEPING Typing and mimeograph¬ ing Phone 484-2800 O W. (continued from page one) Armistead. dean of the men "Fall term, first term fresh¬ between are in being a transition period high school sen¬ throughout the state The coun¬ cil vices In wants from to standardize county to county. ser¬ iors and being college fresh¬ some counties the probation College of Veterinary Medi¬ officers have P^ULA ANN HAUGHEY A uniqut men. he said. "We would like no formal train¬ cine: Denton Morrison, asst. quality thesis service IBM typing, to aid in this transisition ." ing. he added. Note the features included in the multilith printing and hard binding professor of sociology: Mil¬ 337-1527 C ton Steinmueller. associate pro¬ rental fee: fessor of resource development: Edward C. Cantino. professor full wall to wall of botany and plant patholo¬ ► carpeting • designer draperies BA'RBI MEL: %'o job too large Typing, multilithing or too small Block gy: Richard E. Sullivan, pro¬ fessor and chairman of theHis- State Journal <5ff campus 332-3255 C tory Dept ; Barry D. Amis. Phil (continued from page one) correctly and justly should state ► color coordinated appliances T ransportation adelphia. Pa., graduate stu¬ Also: <4' "One black mem¬ dent. and Thomas Samet. Sha¬ "occasional cheering of the ker Hts.. junior ber of the panel questioned Hil- group. » heat and air conditioning EUROPE! 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