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East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 Vol. 62 Number 58 RESOLUTION PASSED Campus moratorium gets Council's nod and industrial relations^ urged the passage of the resolution as purely "faculty sentiment", not that of the administration The Academic Council approved a or the board of trustees. resolution that would enable faculty and Walter Johnson, professor of students of MSU to honor a nationwide administration and higher education, said moratorium for discussion of the war in he saw "nothing wrong in the institution Vietnam Oct. 15. deciding that it wants to take a day off to The resolution reads: "Whereas, the discuss an issue." continuance of the United States The resolution on the proposed involvement in the war in Vietnam is a moratorium was passed by the ASMSUon matter of grave concern to the University Sept. 30. community, and whereas, Wednesday, Oct. Thomas H. Greer, professor of 15, has been marked as a special day for humanities, said that he thought it was discussion of the war, therefore, be it appropriate for the Academic Council, as resolved: representatives of the faculty at MSU, to Doves flock "It is the sense of the Academic Council that the holding of classes and attendance issue the resolution and take An extensive debate took a stand. place over the at classes be regarded as optional on provisions in the resolution, eventually rally to hear four speakers present their views on the Vietnam Harry Chancey, ASMSU member-at-l arge, addresses Wednesday, Oct. 15, 1969. strikirg out parts of the original resolution gathered at Beaumont Tower Tuesday for a morato "That prior announcement of any such that deemed the moratorium as part of a mbers attended the State News class cancellation by the instructor be protest to end the war. Approximately 300 students and faculty rrv photo by Mike Beasley made, together with arrangements for alternative meeting times, and that the University be requested to make available facilities for discussion and debate. "The intention of this resolution is to Hathaway; Rally insure that no student or faculty member attracts Adams' status should be penalized for absenting himself cro from scheduled classroom activity on Oct. 15,1969." Controversy raged over the the resolution and tied up the wording of council for remains stable nearly two hours. Discussion on the Massey speakers trace origins of report on Student Participation in war Academic Government was postponed until next week. The council eventually divided into two Dale E. Hathaway, chairman of the groups that Lee Deal, associate professor of All-University Search and Selection audiology and speech sciences labeled as "a Committee (AUSSC), denied Tuesday a Coalition to End the War Now, opened the U.S. Donoghue maintained that the initial battle between the goodies and the State Journal report that a business cieal He noted that when airplanes, rally. conflict was a civil war, but that the NLF baddies." the implication being that if you involving Acting President Adams and piloted by U.S. military men. scraped "The kind of support we have here from Vietnamese villages, the government said was fighting for self-determination for all supported the moratorium you were a Bobby Baker would jeopardize Adams' A pre-moratorium rally near Beaumont the Vietnamese people. He pointed out Tower Tuesday attracted a crowd of about the students and faculty is very that it was not happening. "goodie", otherwise you were labeled a chances of being added to the list of that while the United States was "baddie." candidates for 300 to hear about the history of Vietnam encouraginng, : Stockwell said. He added Donoghue explained that in 1964 the 4the permanent presidency. that o 'er 5 000 students and 300 faculty government finally admitted there was a "inflitrating" South Vietnam, the south C. C. Killingsworth, professor of labor A story in the State Journal Monday and the experiences and observations of an vat. receiving aid from the north. MSU faculty member who did research members had signed petitions requesting conflict, but said that it was the people quoted a "highly placed campus source" as cessation of daily business in observation from the north invading the south. This Donaghue has been speaking out against being confident that AUSSC would not there from 1960-62. the war since he returned from Vietnam of the war. was the National Liberation Front (NLF), recommend Adams for the presidency and Chuck Stockwell, secretary of the some six years ago. John Donoghue, associate professor of he said. that the trustees would not name Adams steering committee for the Greater Lansing "It's been-say-six years since American without a favorable recommendation from anthropology, and Lawrence Battistini. students have become involved in protest professor of social science, delivered the committee. of the war," he said. "Six years it has taken The source said AUSSC is now divided, lengthy talks on the background of the war and U.S. involvement. U' nomine for some people in the United States to realize that this is a fruiltless war, a 6-5, against recommending Adams. "I cannot verify a thing about it (the Harry Chancey, ASMSU member-at-large, diabolical war. I think that the student and Sam Riddle, representing the Black story)," Hathaway said. movement has been a force behind the "I think it's fascinating that the source Liberation Front (BLF). joined them in voicing opinions of their organizations on the war. differ anti-war sentiment in this country today." He said that this movement "has forced Lyndon Johnson out of the presidency and could predict the committee's vote," he said. "I can't even predict who's going to The crowd attentive and be at meetings, let alone how they are was responsive will force Nixon to pull our men out of going to vote. to Donoghue's discussion of his experiences as a member of an MSU research team in Vietnam from 1960-62. interviews Vietnam." The assertion. gathering cheered at this "Someone has a clear Hathaway said. "As nearly as I can tell, crystal ball," Battistini then traced the history of almost everybody outside our committee The team was there at the request of the Edmond Pelligrino, one of the three Vietnam from the turn of the century Vietnamese government, and financed by knows more about it than we do. I have no nominees for the MSU presidency, has through now. He emphasized that former the idea what our committee will do." Agency for International Development refused to be interviewed by the State Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Hathaway said he had received no letters (AID). refused to accept the Geneva agreement or documents about Adams' business deal Donoghue said that the team recognized "Any statement made now would only on Vietnam, which recognized it as a single the symptoms of a war in 1960 and 1961, with Baker, and he didn't know if other muddy the water," Pelligrino, vice nation, not to be the object of outside committee members had. but when the researchers tried to convince president for health services at the State agression. He said he had not heard of the the Vietnamese government that a big war University of New York at Stony Brook, Battistini also accused the U.S. was brewing, it would not listen. Adams/Baker transaction until he read said. government of perpetrating "monstrous about it in the newspaper Monday. Pelligroni was one of the three candidates canards" regarding its involvement in The transaction involved Adams' 1959 interviewed by the MSU Board of Trustees Vietnam. purchase of stock in the Mortgage Beaumont rally in New York during August. He noted, for example, that the State Guaranty Insurance Co. (MGIC) of The State News requested interviews Dept. has no record of alleged Vietnamese Milwaukee and subsequent sale ,of that A rally to support Acting President with Pelligrino and the other nominees in requests for U.S. intervention. stock six months later for double his Adams for MSU president will be held at 3 attempt to present their views on varied an Another was the "falling domino" money. p.m. today round the rock near Beaumont topics to the University, Jim Crate, State theory, which maintained that if South Adams purchased the MGIC stock on a Tower. News editor-in-chief, said Vietnam fell to the communists, then tip from Baker, then secretary to the Speakers will include John P. Henderson, The two other nominees, Clifton R. country after country would fall. professor of economics; Don Stevens, Wharton, economist and vice president for Lawrence Battistini (please turn to page 15) chairman of the MSU Board of Trustees; a (please turn to page 15) agricultural development at Counseling black faculty member; and Tom Samet, Inc., a branch of The Rockefeller John Donoghue ASMSU chairman. Foundation; and Stephen Kemp Bailey, Sergeant refuses to testify professor political science at Syracuse University, have agreed to the interviews. "I'm disappointed by Pelligrino's decision," Crate said. "I feel these U. S. officials interviews to be in the best interests of everyone concerned." Pelligrino, at first receptive to the offer, declined the interview Tuesday. "Since no one has asked me to take the at Army conspiracy hearing with 'Intercept' job, I think it very inappropriate for me to make any public statements at this time," he said. O. WASHINGTON (AP)-Sgt. Maj. William Wooldridge, enlisted man, once the Army's top said Tuesday he will invoke investigators and others that include protection by influential generals including the Army chief of staff, the concealing of Answer: He bought Meredem stock last year after clearing it with the Judge Advocate General who assured him there Pelligrino said he preferred to adhere to the Fifth vital records and the control of assignment WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. officials are the operation has been so successful that Amendment at Senate was no conflict of interest, and so far he the recommendations of the Search and hearings--but does not consider himself of military personnel to strategic club has received pleased with results of Operation Intercept pot users in the United States have had to Selection Committee and the MSU Board $3,500 in dividends. and say the anti-drug campaign along the resort to the less-potent grass grown in the of Trustees on public statements. guilty of anything. positions on three continents. Allegation: That he attended so-called Mexican border will continue indefinitely. American Midwest. Speaking under the supervision of his How, he asked, could a man with only a summit meetings of sergeants at Ft. According to Crate, however, Bailey's tenth grade education do all of those The U.S. commitment to the program is Before Operation Intercept, 80 per cent agreement to the interview was made only attorney in a Senate corridor, Wooldridge, Benning, Ga., and Lake George, N.Y., to of the marijuana and 20 per cent of the told reporters he has been sickened by the things? set up a scheme to invest illicit { expected to produce at least some after he said he would check with Dale unpleasantness when officials from the two heroin consumed in the United States were accusations heaped on him. He said his Wooldridge denied he has enriched from service clubs. Hathaway, chairman of the Search and name has been unfairly blackened and his himself and said his wife has difficulty nations renew talks here Wednesday on the produced in Mexico, according to Selection Committee. Answer: Wooldridge said he has been to subject. government figures. When confronted by 28-year Army career ruined. paying bills at the end of the month. Ft. Benning only twice, both times in his Crate with the other The attorney, David L. Thomas of He said he is worried about what effect While both countries are in agreement U.S. officials say all but two of the candidates' acceptances official capacity of sergeant major of the Pelligrino said, "I the notoriety will have on himself, his wife that some form of drug control is arrests have been made during checks at 31 can't speak for them." Huntsville, Ala., said that on his advice Army. He said he has never been to Lake Wooldridge will invoke the constitutional and his four children-two in college, and necessary, they disgaree as to how best to entry points along the 2,000-mile-long Goerge. border. The others were smugglers who protection against self-incrimination when two at home in Junction City, Kan. go about it. Since the program started Sept. 21, U.S. he is called to testify Thursday. "I could never serve effectively in Allegation: That he and other sergeants operated by plane and boat. officials report marijuana supplies from Mexican anger centers chiefly on the U.S. 'Association' Thomas said the Senate panel another command, because this thing controlled the club system at the 24th Infantry Division in Germany during a Mexico have virtually disappeared from investigating alleged multi-million dollar would always follow me," Wooldridge said. policy of inspecting each individual who Tickets go on sale today for the an the border, and, if he has one, his conspiracy by Wooldridge and a clique of period when $350,000 annually was every major American city they have crosses performance by "The Association" at 8 sergeants has already He did not indicate if he is considering skimmed from slot machine receipts. checked. vehicle. prejudged p.m. Oct. 18 in Jenison Fieldhouse. Tickets Answer: His only connection with the "We're thrilled with the results," said one Wooldridge. resigning. U.S. source close to the program. "We plan The Mexicans say the American tactics are $2.50, $3 and $3.50 and may be "I'm convinced a military court-martial These are Wooldridge's responses to some NCO club was that he saw copies of the to continue the program indefinitely." are heavy-handed, damaging to their purchased at the Union, Campbell's would give a fair trial," Thomas said. "But of the allegations against him: minutes of a monthly board meeting in his Suburban Shop or Marshall Music Co. capacity as division sergeant major. He said U.S. officials say that 53 arrests have national image, harmful to the friendly with all this political pressure it may be Allegation: He is a part owner of the The performance is being presented by he visited of the club^bout twice been made and that marijuana seizures relations the two countries have long difficult." Meredem Corp. which allegedly sold one - ASMSU. millions of do! ..s ol supplies to clubs week, but said he was never imolved in ranging from two ounces to 1,000 pounds enjoyed, undignified, time consuming and Wooldridge expressed amazement at the wide controlled by members of the clique. thefts. have been registered. They conclude that devastating to the border economy. range of allegations by militarv 2 Michigan State News, fcast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 Student pressure felt in academe functions of the University." don't think there would be trouble Nonnamaker said that if students invited to getting students to take part. are participate on "Unless things change radically and drastically, the students will academic committees, and their participation is made* have Eldon R. Nonnamaker, associate dean of students, told a more significant voice in the entire arena of faculty members of the Faculty Club Tuesday that the Massey Report is "meaningful," that students enjoy participation. government and faculty affairs." "But if the students see it as a move to mollify student Nonnamaker said that the Academic Freedom Report only the beginning of a massive trend of student participation in grew out pressure, student participation in these committees drops off of an incident concerning a graduate and his non-academic academic government. rapidly." student rights. The report advocates that students have a direct voice in the Nonnamaker urged better communication between students, "Since then, the Academic Freedom formation and adoption of academic policies throughout the Report has been a faculty and administration and advocated a gallop poll-like landmark for all American colleges and universities in University and provides for committee participation for over 50 assessment of student opinions. designating and outlining certain rights of students," he said. graduate and undergraduate students on such University He felt this would provide a "sound assessment of student He said that the Massey Report "picks committees. sentiment on issues usually considered by this kind of a resource. up where the Academic Freedom Report left off in guaranteeing student Nonnamaker said he sees an increased pressure on the part of "If it is kept as confidential, and an anonymous sort of thing, I rights." students for more participation in academic affairs. He said students are looking for "some voice in curriculum changes and in deciding curriculum relevance. "There is an increasing student pressure in faculty evaluation, REGRETS CONFISCATION PLEDGE faculty selection, promotion, tenure and participation in faculty government at all levels," he said. "Students are asking for a more meaningful participation in all Turner WASHINGTON (AP) - The But col/ecfs, ck»n Carl C. Turner, Turner said Chicago Police Army's former top policeman Army provost marshall until he recognize I should not have," Supt. James Conlisk offered the Turner said. "But, when that testified Tuesday he regretted retired last year, said Chicago guns to him while Turner was man tells me it is okay, I have signing a statement affirming he police officials knew when they serving as the Army's would not use personally some gave him the guns that they great faith in that man because confiscated guns he later sold. for his own collection. were representative at the Chicago riots in April 1968. he is a fine chief of police." Truly regale Acting President Adams donated "But those Chicago Police Lt. Paul T. to the peace dri guns were not Duellman, who said he led and received his due reward. Kisses are still on sa military guns, they were not Turner to the discard bins to Housewife complains in the Union the rest of this week. The 50 used by the military and they p select the guns, said he never cents for students and $1 for gave them to me," Turner said, heard Turner say the guns were faculty. State News photo by Bill Porteou: emphasizing the "me." for his own use. But Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, about high prices D-Conn., chairman of the Senate subcommittee probing the gun EDUCATION PACKAGE WASHINGTON (AP) ~ The housewife leader of a burgeoning sales and alleged misuse of meat boycott tangled with a House subcommittee Tuesday on enlisted club revenues overseas, noted the receipts from the just how to go about pinning the blame for the price rise. Mrs. Ross De Lorenzo of Levittown, N.Y., said "the house-wife is angry, confused and helpless." Chicago disclaimer: police contained the "... all of said Milliken's reform attacked She accused Chairman John S. Monagan, D-Conn., of refusing property will be retained by the to let "experts" testify and said the subcommittee hearing list U.S. Army . . state board as a means of announced Tuesday that he was heavy with cattle organization representatives and "I questioned this," Turner "pinpointing! authority," but requested the Legislative Service congressmen from cattle-raising states. said he told Conlisk."I said these adequate quality education Bureau to prepare a are not for the Army. He said: would suffer if the board were no constitutional amendment that Monagan said the committee's staff administrator, Louis I. Gov. Milliken is expected to Freed, angrily denied any group had complained to him about "Well, this is the only way we present his educational reform longer to function. would return the function of getting a chance to be heard. have to clear our records." They also came out in favor of education to an elected package to the legislature a Mrs. De Lorenzo said she is conviced the farmer is not getting "But how would you feel Thursday, graduated income tax, a move superintendent of public but has received the Milliken has announced he the extra money, but wants to know who is. about . . . signing a statement plenty of criticism on the instruction, restoring a provision will not accept. of the 1908 constitution. She said the meat boycott she started on Long Island succeeded that is so patently false?" proposals already. in bringing prices down 20 to 30 cents a pound in some local Ribicoff asked. Several of the legislators, who Ryan and Levin said the flat It would also eliminate the rate tax allowed by the State Board of Education. stores without a corresponding decrease in wholesale prices. "Sir, this is hindsight. And I returned to session Monday constitution "places an unfair Rep. Martin Buth, following a two-month recess, proportion of the tax burden R-Comstock Park, said he would The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State have begun reworking and upon low and middle income urge the governor to include a University, is published every class day and Sundays during denouncing some of the families." four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in September, governor's announced plans. plan for state financial support But they added that to\£&rd local school construction Subscription rate is $14 per year. House Speaker William Ryan, "Democrats will work in a spirit costs in the educational reform D-Detroit, and Senate Minority of Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlanr Leader Sander Levin, D-Berkley, nonpartisanship and program. cooperation on vital questions of The reform package is limited Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigai, Tuesday sent Milliken a letter education." to supporting operational costs Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, United expressing concern that the States Student Press Association. educational structure may Rep. Jack Faxon, D-Detroit, of the local districts. become "overcentralized." Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. Besides replacing the State Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Service Board of Education with a appointed head, a plan that already has caused wide single Metallurgy prof Phones: repercussions, Milliken would Editorial Classified Advertising Display Advertising 355-8252 355-8255 353-6400 reduce districts the number of school and replace the intermediate district system with ASM teaching Business-Circulation 10 to 15 regional districts. Howard L. Womochel, professor of metallurgical engineering at 355-3447 The two Democrats said they MSU. will receive the Albert Easton White Distinguished Teacher Photographic 355-8311 do not Award of the American Society for Metals (ASM). reject elimination of the The White Award is presented annually to recognize unusually long and devoted service in the teaching of metallurgy. Womochel will receive the award Oct. 15 at the Annual ASM 00 off Awards and Distinguished Service luncheon in Philadelphia. *1 Womochel is a recipient of a Distinguished Teaching Award from MSU, and is an active member of ASM. 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Williams has pressed charges against Johnson he would put himself in "an interests." manner," he said. If any Marrs said the school board complaint is filed in behalf of A capsule summary of th« day's svsnts from John Marrs, Lansing public admitted taking 25c from awkward position." Although he has looked into the situation but Williams, it will be followed our wlrs services. Disagreement on the facts schools' information officer, said another student several days did not refer to any extortion has not taken any action as yet. through with "proper judicial surrounding the alleged assault Tuesday that witnesses at before the incident with the charge, Marrs said that the "It has been the school board's procedures." of a black student at Eastern Eastern High School said no High School lingers after the beating took place. Black Liberation Front's (BLF) "The student, Roy Williams, Kelley asked for opinion fact-finding team met with hacj been suspended early Eastern's principal Tuesday. Thursday and returned to the Don Johnson, the principal, school later that day," Marrs "Someone has a crystal ball. As has been accused of restraining s^d. nearly as I can tell, almost and assaulting Roy Williams last According to Marrs, Williams everybody outside our committee week when he returned to the created a disturbance outside the impromptu meeting school after being suspended, knows more about (Adams-Baker allegations) than we it According to the BLF, the principal admitted restraining school which later moved inside. Williams principal and confronted was the arrested for on do. Williams on the floor, but said use of abusive language by a -Dale Hathaway, A USSC chairman that Williams had not been plainclothes policeman who was By LARRY LEE Although he opposed meetings demanded that Polley publicly "demonstratedgreat beaten. Johnson was not on the premises. State News Staff Writer closed to the public, Augenstein support it; Polley said he could competence and skill in his available for comment. Teachers present during the . . . . , . attended them because his not do this. management of the Dept. of Leroy Augenstein member of ,IK,llun absence would have broken the Milliken said Monday that his Education." Williams' story according to incident said that Johnson did thele State Board of Education, Emie Boone, editor of the not beat Williams. deadiock resignation "merely confirms He added that "unfortunately, Westside News, is that he was Although La Lansing school from'AthToS Frank J°5e! , Howffr' Pojley reportedly once again what I believe should the State Board of Education International News outside the school, shouting that FfiniaU r»iaim officials claim Williams" wiiii«mc w«was not coaming executive'^ioi^'of Iearned concerning executive concerning executive sessions sessions ofof ,ast weekend that one of done- has not been able to perform he was going to get another beaten, Sparrow Hospital e oard. hig supporters> Edwin L Novak> One of the candiates to replace accordingly." student for beating up his records indicate that Williams had changed his position. Polley believed to be supported "Now that he (Polley) has After seven months of bargaining, the United States cousin. was admitted Oct. for f t an *:aUed At 9 a.m. Monday, he by the board is the present resigned, it becomes clear what and the Soviet Union announced Tuesday in Geneva, He was then physically taken outside the school, with the ia«rattons7He" was released Oct. sLeLf to° bTXlley^who iv.gu.uu... M0,iken of his Higher Education, John Porter, ^ board's do not wantmtent is, that they a director of a Switzerland, they had agreed on a draft treaty banning resigned Monday as state The board, now fighting for its Expressions of regret over department or a superintendent, principal twisting his arm behind it is still unknown whether nuclear weapons from the ocean floor. They called on his „ „ W1U„ 6 public existence in the face of Polley's resignation continued but a glorified clerk, to serve at back, and into the principal's not Williams' family will press instruction. other members of the 25-nation Geneva disarmament Milliken's proposal to replace it with state representative Jack their beck and call," Faxon Augenstein requested the with one appointed Faxon, D-Detroit, saying he had charged. talks to approve the document quickly. information within "the next 24 person, The compromise proposal would outlaw of mass all weapons destruction, including nuclear mines and any E. Lansing streets hours" and a spokesman for Kelley said the attorney general would installations designed for storing, testing of such weapon# from the ocean floor and its or possible use subsoil attention. give it immediate Augenstein, MSU biophysics Gigantic more than 12 miles off any coast in the world. Red China announced Tuesday an agreement to talk blocked Oct. 15 professor, said in a letter to Kelley: "As you undoubtedly know, a recent executive BOOK with the Russians at By BECKY O'GRADY accepted. He said that his meeting of the State Board of a deputy foreign minister level on State News Staff Writer company had originally their border dispute. At the same time, Peking warned The East Lansing City Council TiTli! Education has had far-reaching submitted the bid and that the repercussions, including the Moscow against "war maniacs" who might "dare to approved the blocking of two others revised theirs downward, resignation of the raid" strategic Chinese sites. main East Lansing streets for an The council also agreed to pay superintendent of public The announcement appeared to reflect Peking worry hour on Oct. 15 to allow those $38,000 an acre for three ^ruction. Some members of about recent reports that the Russians are weighing pros participating in the Moratorium two-and-a-half acre parcels of the apparently now want on Business as Usual to march to land to expand Henry Fine Park. to have another executive and cons of a pre-emptive strike against China's growing the state Capitol. toother action, the council session to accept Dr. Polley's nuclear power. The Chinese have just touched off their The streets affected by this decided to purchase seven voting resignation and to select his 10th nuclear test. action are Grand River Avenue machines for the city from the successor. from Abbott Road to Michigan Automatic Voting Machine Co. "I would appreciate knowing Avenue, and Michigan Avenue to They also voted to give $1,200 under what conditions an An American youth testified Tuesday in Jerusalem the city limits. 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Michigan News (^PUSROOK^ What may be the first merger in the nation between affiliates of the National Education Assn. and the rival American Federation of Teachers is in the offing for Michigan's third largest city, Flint. Should the proposed merger be ratified Saturday, the new group's first action may be a strike vote. Executive boards of the Flint Education Assn. (FEA) CARTWRIGHT SHOES 1 Across From The Union Across From Berkley and the Flint Federation of Teachers (FFT) approved a Open Evenings Mon-Wed-Fri till 8:30- P*m* merger proposal unanimously Monday night and 1381 E. Grand River Brookfield Plaza City Parking At Rear Door Free Parking at Storeside announced the plans jointly Tuesday. MICHIGAN GEORGE BULLARD STATE NIWS A hidden identity UNIVERSITY won't smear Adams TRINKA CLINE, executive editor NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor Somewhere on this campus breathes a DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor gutless wonder who does not like Walter LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor Adams. KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor The rationale (of High Campus JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor I don't know who he is. He rides through Source) is a bit warped. It says: news media on a mount of secrecy and Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award Walter Adams bought stock from innuendo. He is masked, unknown. for outstanding journalism. Journalists know him as the "High Campus Bobby Baker in 1959; Baker got Source" (HCS). into trouble in 1964—therefore, Adams probably won't be MSU He claims fame through the recent "revelation" of stale information that president in 1969. It's frightening to know EDITORIAL Adams bought some stock from Bobby Baker in 1959. and that HCS is alive, well running loose on campus. Constructing his character is difficult on Someday he may have to make a Underscoring the a sketchy information available. But public service, I make the attempt. Like hula hoops and white socks, HCS is as responsible decision. 10 years behind the times. In his blatant Adams bought stock from Bobby Baker in for the Adams attempt to smear Adams, he burrows deep into the past to find facts, which he then 1959; Baker got into trouble in distorts and .misinterprets to his own 1964-therefore, Adams probably won't be Dr. Walter Adams: MSU president in 1969. Ultrecht High advantage. School, New York City; B.A. degree, "And when the ransom of 25,000 aircraft and 500 A-bombs has been The* little-written evidence It's frightening to know that HCS is alive, of HCS well and running magna cum laude from Brooklyn delivered, we will release your soldiers ..." indicates that he has a tiny mind. His loose on campus. College. 1942; M.A. and Ph.D. rationale is a bit warped. It says: Walter Someday he may have to make a responsible decision. And evidence of his degrees, Yale University; Bronze Star logic indicates he is prone to run awry on Medal for heroic conduct. World War occasion. II; economics instructor, Yale HCS is coward. He lurks behind the University; professor of economics, OUR READER'S MIND honor of a a reporter in keeping sources M ichigan State University since secret on request. He travels outside the lc)47. Member, American Economic academic community to leak information Police have long he hones wil damage Adams. He does not Assn.; Phi Beta Kappa; author of numerous economics books. But that isn't the Dr. Adams we way to go debate the issue before his peers. If HCS Ad« ms, prefers a candidate other than know. The Dr. Adams we have that is his decision. He doesn't To The Editor: way to go in dealing justly, not only with have to Will Wilson agree with over 900 faculty admired for the past six months is blacks, but also with black dignity. members and 15.000 students. black R.A., Bryan Hall the cigar-smoking, white-haired, Daily we hear the outcry of police brutality in the streets. No one seems to However, his knife-in-the-back maneuvers (which seems to be getting a little are in a stratum beneath thinner since his stint as acting think of the police brutality in the vote-buying. president) scholarly gentleman with classrooms. I recently participated in an orientation Hart's proposal sound Instead of promoting his choice for president, he attempts to shoot Hown the wit and cool to maintain his for residence assistants. Adams, the only "non-candidate" that can "M'e must recognize that we During one phase produce tangible evidence of significant confidence through any crisis. of the program, the MSU Police Dept. was To The Editor: cannot go home again to the In a small way. Adams has replaced calledOpon to make a presentation on the University School of Medicine. student-faculty support. We are appalled by the attack which yesteryear of the quiet campus little use and administering of drugs. In this It is surprising, indeed, to find a scientist Despite his under-handedness, HCS may a of our faith in "the Leroy Augenstein has launched on Sen. life. and max he we shouldn't want presentation, a strip film was used to show suggesting that we bury our heads in the have provided Adams boosters with a established channels." and assured us Philip Hart's very reasonable proposal that sands of emotionalism and avoid seeking to. Campus is not a place to go to the different types of drugs and their valuable service: they now know that those that, in the end. "ultimately reason a study be made by appropriate objective information. Sen. Hart sounds escape reality of life. " application. who prefer another candidate are scraping and rationality will prevail." The very first slide of the film was a government agencies to determine whether like a statesman who is trying to solve a the bottom of the ol' tactics barrel. HCS For six months, scene showing an area of black marijuana is a truly dangerous drug. difficult problem. Professor Augenstein we have watched populous To quote thinks that one bungled attempt to smear with the local bar, drunks leaning on the from 'Science', a professional sounds like a politician eager for headlines. Adams will offset his campus support. He Adams in action: and what we have corner light pole, and journal which publishes articles in inviting prostitutes is wrong. seen has been impressive, not only to standing on their doorsteps awaiting their Augenstein's field and with which he Harold Hart should be familiar (Vol. 162, Pg. 1234, professor, chemistry Too students, but to nearly everyone who next trick. bad, HCS. If the "leak" wasn't such In this Dec. 1968). "It is feasible and safe to study (no relation to the senator) obvious has had the opportunity to witness slide, the presiding officer set the an sham, it might have worked. If the effects of marijuana on human William H. Reusch mood of the presentation very carefully. you really have the "goods" on Adams or a the control and competence with volunteers who smoke it in the He hesitated on this slide so all could professor, chemistry good word for another candidate, I'll be in which Adams directs the president's laboratory." absorb it in depth. Then he said to these my office till 6 p.m. today. office. This is the first of 10 conclusions reached G.J. Karabatsos students, who were about to embark upon bv a research team at the Boston professor, chemistry I doubt if show. Now here we are. Oct. 8. 1969. their duties as R.A.'s (or, rather, the vou students at overseerers/advisors of the dormitory a University deeply embedded in houses), "This is the dream of an addict," political manuevers. implying that areas where there are a counter-manuevers. muckraking and concentration of blacks are the centers and all else that goes along with the game basis of the drug problem, so beware of called politics. those houses in which there is a The committee established by the concentration of blacks. I fail to understand the basis of this trustees to recommend prospective statement when, during the remainder of candidates has already done its job the presentation, it was stated that the once, but because four trustees were police contact with drugusers deals with more concerned with their political students on the college campus where more futures than the future of the than 99 per cent of the population is By ARNOLD WERNER, M.D. advertising that indicate you're a finky white. parent if your kid doesn't have an university, the board was deadlocked I am "Rather than look upon these sure that addicts tell the police that For the past two years (since I came to and forced to ask the Search and In his unsophisticated days, this dentist imported carriage with velvet cushions. whenever they are on a trip, they go to the MSU), roommates have been With extensive of young people as a probelm for Selection Committee for more my was plagued with a roommate afflicted as use hand-me-downs,the black ghettos. Being that, the whole is the complaining that I start to grind my teeth America. I look upon them as the you are. The fellow slept in an upper bunk baby makes a small dent in a budget. This names. Perhaps this time a name will sum of its parts shows that this incident is together from side to side in my sleep. I and was cured of his bruxomania when the is a good place to put a plug in for breast strength of America. " appear on the list that will be a part of the grand scale of propaganda to thought they were putting me on until dentist booted him in the feeding, if the mother is at all inclined. It's brainwash white youths into thinking that rear everytime convenient as well as inexpensive. beneficial to the Democrats they made a tape recording of it one night he'd be awakened. blacks are the nucleus of the degradation and played it back for me. Also, you might look into the Lamaze politically - or at least some trustees of our society. This has me worried. Why would anyone The sleep talking falls into the same method of natural childbirth. It is a terrific are hoping. I consider this truly police grind their teeth in their sleep? Is this going category of minor indications of leading a brutality way of giving birth, with the father So that is where we are today - or against blacks on a metaphysical scale. This to wear my teeth out? The hectic life. If there are other indicators of tape also participating in the delivery. It saves on nearly. Add to all this 912 faculty also shows that the MSU pigs have a long revealed that I talk in my sleep, but I don't anxiety that cause you concern, talking anesthetist's fees. remember what I talk about. Is any of this them over with a professional person might signatures and over 15.000 student Inquire at Ingham Medical Hospital serious? And is there anything I can do help. where a chapter of the Childbirth signatures supporting the man who about it? Education Assn. (CEA) has been formed. already sits in the president's seat. Fifteen thousand student signatures England swings? out of a student population of What is the least expensive way for a The graduate student's wife to obtain good Is it possible for a girl to get an infection 40.000. In last year's mayoral race in To The Editor: problems you and your roommates obstetrical care in the East Lansing area when she has been fingered by a guy? If so, the City of Lansing. 12,485 votes are facing have a number of possible causes A "Lesson from England" is a perfect and solutions. The onomatopoeic technical How much would it cost? How about care what would thesymptoms be? Also, what is elected the mayor out of the entire example of Britain's smug superiority name for teeth grinding is bruxism. It for the baby once it is born? the treatment necessary to clear up the infection. voting population of the city (over complex about America. The fine examples occurs both during waking and sleeping. of English good nature are similar to those Most of the time, it is a sign of tension or 100.000). In the woman, the urethra (the tube I experienced, but decent human beings Our signatures are directed at the anxiety. This does not mean that it is a The best way leading from the urinary bladder to the exist everywhere - even in the uncultured serious sympton, and is found in a great of providing inexpensive Search and Selection Committee to extra corporeal world) is very short. Some colonies. good obstetrical care is by having number of people. Perhaps you have been women are particularly prone to urinary let them know that faculty and effective medical insurance. A rough My objection is to your glib generalities under more pressure since coming to MSU. tract infections from such manipulations as "/ hare this faith, estimate of hospitalization for a normal that given student sentiment is most definitely of American life compared to specific On the other hand, roommates, running delivery in this area runs around $400 to you desiribe, or from very vigorous sexual enough time, if people can explore behind Dr. Walter Adams. It would incidents in England. This is their style of around with tape recorders at 5 a.m. are intercourse. The symptons of a urinary $500. This does not count the the implications of their thoughts argument. Violence is not romanticized, enough to make a nervous wreck of tract infection are: painful or burning most certainly seem that we have but lewd tales of sex and crime are a major obstetrician's fee, which varies and actions, ultimately reason and shown that. anyone. and is urination, occurring frequently, often with part of every newspaper. Some of the best usually in excess of $250. The rationality v !l prevail. " But the race we run is too crucial, obstetrical clinics in this city are set up, by general symptoms of illness and fever. The reporting in the Times wouldn't get past Consultation with a dentist leads to and large, to care for people of extremely treatment calls for a.itibiotics administered too immediately important to allow the editor's desk of a respectable American several suggestions. It is possible that you limited financial means who are usually by a physician according to the nature of us, as students and faculty, to have developed a conditon called occlusal receiving some form of local or state the infection. Social laws, to England's credit, are more interference, which means your teeth applaud ourselves and pat the backs liberal; but their archaic social aren't financial assistance. Many obstetricians are Prevention requires an understanding of system meeting like they should. This can the anatomy of the area and a change in of everyone who worked so hard to eliminates opportunities we can take for quite happy to lower their fee and make cause bruxism and can be determined by a the hospitalization sexual technique. The urethra does not achieve this goal. Today is Adams' granted. A student's chance for skilled dentist by means of taking as inexpensive as higher possible for student families. contain pleasure producing sensory nerve day. and the easy part is over. It education is predicted at age seven impressions of your bite. by- Do not hesitate to inform a doctor when endings, and should not be one of those took only about two and one half streaming, and cemented at eleven by the areas manipulated during sexual play. Your If your bite is normal, my dentist friend you are of limited financial means. seconds to sign your name on a eleven-plus exam. If a kid is a late doctor should be able to advise you, or you Babies are relatively inexpensive to care w developer, he's in the wrong country. suggested that a plastic gadget could be petition, provided the kid that fitted over your teeth when you go to for after they're born. The new parents are might refer to a book I have recommended England isn't forced to live in the past, before: "A Doctor Speaks on Sexual handed it to you did so with the seduced into buying innumerable extra she's enamoured with it. Despite acute sleep. It would not disturb you unless you started to grind your teeth. This usually items and all sorts of expensive things by Expression in Marriage," by Donald W. petition right side up. housing shortages and incredibly crowded abolishes the condition painlessly. The the bombardment of sales people and Hastings, M.D., Bantam Books, 1967. It will take a little more effort to living conditions, the country is a museum-attic of memorials which pull your physical entity over to nearly outnumber the living English. T~7Y Beaumont rock around 3 p.m. today All the good things you say about and lend your being" to the rally in friendliness, fashion and the arts are true. support of the cigar-smoking England is a beautiful, fascinating nation, but she is as far from Utopia as we are. In gentleman who has so ably filled the desire for change further. shoes of president. "Find the ways, the means and Perhaps the mother country could take a Underscore your two-and-a-half few lessons in revolution from us. the resolve to effect the essential second effort with a trip to changes-wi thin tin Beaumont. channels. " -The Editors Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 5 Fuzzy deal to do with my socialistic attitude toward humanistic five quarterback, but I don't have a "perception of things a little inva big enough pine cone." funny." anarchy," Chancey mumbled. Shore said he was happy Things grow in the "But I refuse to comment because he was saving so much summertime. Crops do. Kids do. further on that tricky subject." money on razor blades, shaving And this summer, some ASMSU "I lost a job because of this cream, band aides and styptic hair did. Board Chairman Tom Samet; thing. Also, I dated a girl who pencils. was allergic to it and her face "And if you let your mustache vice chairman Chuck Mostov; broke out in hives," Shore hang down far enough, you senior member-at-large Harry mused. don't have to worry about Chancey; sophomore Hall said that he is not sure if brushing your teeth," he member-at-large Mike Shore; and his growth has had any general member-at-large Trevor quipped. Hall all grew varying amounts of far-reaching effects yet, so he Chancey said that he was chose to withhold comment. facial fuzz over the hot months actually checking a State News Samet reported that the only report of last year that said the and arrived here in September to adverse reaction to his upper lip average man scraped 27 feet of. give ASMSU a new look. . .or at came from the MSU Athletic beard off his face in a lifetime. least a different one. Dept. Reason for the new growth "But they are all bald, so we "I'm working on it," Chancey varied from hair to hair. said. "I already have a couple of know it's merely envy," he said. Samet said he grew his inches." Mostov grumbled that he did mustache to "prove to his public not really want to talk about None of the five said that their that he had reached puberty." beards at all. growths had Mostov took a very changed or "I want to become a represented any change in their philosophical outlook and said professional baseball player," he he grew his "because it was there political outlooks. said, bouncing a pine cone off Samet 6aid, in a moment of to be grown." his office wall. "Actually, I profound Chancey said he did not would like to be a pro mustache levity, had made that his his Tom Samet Chuck Mostov purposely grow a beard, but simply stopped shaving. Shore, being, at least, honest, said that he grew his beard "to hide my face." He said that he has a "rolly-polly face" that looks better with half of it covered with hair. Motels' policy for students Hall said he did it because he based on business interests did not want to shave any more. The fuzzy five then I commented on the far-reaching jffects of their new hair. "I don't know if it's done By MARION NOWAK Each motel has a general vandalism and rowdiness, 10 p.m. or when they become I anything for me other than to State News Staff Writer policy regarding clientele; those Hentschel said, is very low. rowdy. convince me that I've reached East Lansing motels: do they policies vary in content, but not In contrast to University Inn's4 > The Inn America Motel, like | puberty," "I Samet confessed. indiscriminately admit just in intent. lack of any specific guidelines, University Inn, claims it has "no have to admit that this anyone? Or do they carefully The intent in each case is most the Albert Pick Motor Hotel has particular policy" in regard to mustache has made it difficult screen out anyone who looks emphatically protect the students or those of student age. Mike Shore for me to blow my nose and eat like a student? business to a very definite policy, based Its ice by preventing largely on age. "no particular policy," cream cones," Mostov Neither of these, according to disturbances and fraud. No one under 18-years-old is however, is determined by two complained. several managers of area motels, after and before "This thing has had a great is the case. "It's a touchy subject," Hoffman, manager of University Dick admitted, and proof of age is required, according to Dieter management rules. "We reserve two rights," Olds Inn, said. "Motels intimate sex, Mueller, asst. manager of the Anderson, manager, said. "We and sex is illegal." Albert Pick. require identification and we do "We may be the only ones to "We have to be really careful not sell under certain church rooms Pastor cites declare that our policy is not to judge," Hoffman continued. "But we're also the only ones with a sheriff to see our rights here," Mueller said, "especially in a college town. Sometimes, especially on weekends, we have problems with students." conditions." Anderson did not define these conditions, saying only that they were, "the same as any hotel or In response to those who cite in existentialism, leads only to are not abused." These problems generally seem motel. businessman, for example, relevant; therefore, the church is the turmoil in the world today difficulty. "We do appreciate student to involve rowdiness. Motel "Students do fill our party attending services on Sunday relevant. This may sound like a "The church isn't relevant in and proceeding to stab the circular argument until it is as evidence of God's "Existentialism," Dickson revenue," Rick Hentschel, asst. policy, Mueller said, is to try to roomj, on weekends," he said. customer and his competition in remembered that the church is non-existence, the Rev. Gaiser says, "denies the very value of manager at University Inn, get nonpaying guests of paying "We've never had any serious today's society." "All churches are dull places." the back the next day. the means by which God works pointed out that the blame can't learning from someone else, of added. customers to leave either after "I can't make a binding They see, in short, the church on earth." be put on God. deriving any knowledge from the University Inn, which commitment like that.# as a perpetrator of the status "You see, God created this past. advertises itself as "the motel Citing the problem of drug "What's in it for me, quo that lets members absolve addiction as an illustration of world and then turned the "The best practitioner of the with a college education," has, themselves of their consciences that whole business over to man, philosophy is one who is, in the past, employed a sheriff anyway?" point, the Rev. Gaiser and proceeds to do nothing maintains that users are perhaps, happiest in an institute ("Not a rent-a-cop," Hoffman These are a few of the trying to who then proceeded to make about the for the mentally ill, where he said.) to prevent disturbances statements today's college problems today's approximate someone they're things as they are. The first few society. chapters of Genesis tell us this. may live in an Impenetrably, "and see that people are here for students are making. They ask not. The church, they charge, is not "Because God forgives and "At a recent conference I individual world." the purpose they have said they questions in what is seen by relevant. accepts us, there isn't any need attended, a man got up and Dickson says that while were." many of them as a cold, mechanized, impersonal world The Rev. George W. Gaiser, to escape anywhere. We can be asked us if we were trying to say universities can develop refined "We haven't run into any that preaches both individualism pastor of University Lutheran ourselves," he says, "and if that that man is responsible to all the individuals, it does not make problems with students until and conformity at the same Church, sees it another way. He isn't relevancy. I don't know evil in the world and that God them individuals adequate to quite recently," Hentschel time. explains that, even in the time of what is." was responsible for all the good. their own or other people's reported. "The specific problem "We answered 'yes.'" needs. is of a single occupancies where They see the "Establishment" Christ, the question of church The Rev. Gaiser explained that In discussing the image of the To the question of "What's in the guy will get a single room saying don't rock the boat; just relevancy was raised. Jesus got involved with the church, the Rev. Gaiser said he it for me?" the Rev. Gaiser and bring his girl in half an hour play along with the system and "Christ was relevant to his world in his time,gets involved believed that it is an improper dismisses this as faulty thinking. later." everything will be all right. time, but the society was today and offers life now. one caused primarily by those "You can ask that question Hentschel said the motel is not And, in the middle of all this essentially antagonized and "Life is life only when lived in who view it. He sees Christianity about anything from marriage doing anything right now about stands the Christian church, thusly turned off by Him," he relationship to God through which is seen by many as one says. Christ," he said. "This, I believe, not as a somber, long-faced on down, and in every situation, this, although "we may take ordeal, but rather as a joyous you can answer 'nothing,' " action soon." noreextension of the worn-out "The church works because is the whole message, not just in he said. "If a person is looking "This (fraudulent system of values. They see the God works through it and God is His time but in ours as well." experience. occupancy) He says that those who say on Christianity with that is illegal and, of course, is they cannot make a binding attitude, he will find it cheating us out of revenue," he commitment to God should something very hollow. To get said. United Community Chest realize that God made a binding anything from Christianity, "Party-wise," however, commitment, to man through you've got to ask, "What can I University Inn management is do with God's help, for the Christ and that the commitment quite happy with the student betterment of mankind?' " trade. Incident of can be fulfilled anytime a person theft, wants it. launches 1970 campaign "Youth is looking for community and yet wants to The 1970 United Community Chest campaign will begin Oct. 15 with a program of live health, welfare youth-oriented agencies. Funds are and distributed according to a need In of it commemoration in participating counties. the of three maintain a certain isolation from the society," he says. "True community the communion 50th anniversary of the Lansing mankind." comes with God through and Volkswagen entertainment in the Lansing Civic Center. The goal for this systematic procedure established by a committee. citizen volunteer Community Chest, the theme of The Rev. Gaiser said he agrees the 90-minute program this year with David Dickson, chairman of announces year's campaign, which will will be "A Golden Evening." the Dept. of Language and continue Last year more than 122,000 through Nov. 13, is Free tickets to the event, which Literature at Northern Michigan $2.05 million. persons were served by starts at 8 p.m., Oct. 15, may be University, who says that this "Success of this 1970 Community Chest Agencies. obtained by calling 484-7766. isolation, embodied specifically Community Chest appeal," said Help is available to anyone in General Campaign chairman. Walter F. Patenge, "is vitally important to every resident and every Clinton where employer in Ingham, and the Community Chest Eaton counties, services are of the offered." STUDENTS WANTED the used The chief function of the 50-year-old cooperative organization of citizens and as participants in a community service agencies is to help sustain services of 57 new car. 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Henry Bullough, MSU's "Our biggest problem will be of "good defense, no offense." defense's pride is injured more No one is more aware of Ohio stopping their quarterback, Rex than anything else. State's devastating offense than defensive coordinator, is putting "Notre Dame just came after in'some long hours at the office Kem. He's the best ball-handler us and beat us soundly," he said. "We look upon this game with Bullough, but he feels it's this week. in football. It's just plain hard to fortunate the Spartans are "We were out-hustled. You Ohio State as a personal He has the unenviable task of find the football when he has it. playing a team of the Buckeye's could say that their offensive challenge. We're going to try to "We are going to need a great caliber. trying to design a defense people just out-coached our win back the prestige we lost last performance ball-handling wise "I think it's better for us to be capable of stopping what many defensive people. We obviously week at Notre Dame." football observers call the finest from our scouting team didn't have a good game plan." playing a team like Ohio State Bullough, who has the this week after losing," he said. offensive machine in the history quarterback this week to get of college football. ready for Kern. Defensively, several Spartans reputation of being a tough "It's better than playing any W. Woodrow Hayes built the "Ohio State just doesn't make are hobbling the practice field in disciplinarian who hates to lose, easy game. We can't afford to machine, and its trade name is any mistakes. There is no one sweatsuits. End Wilt Martin and said he will be working the relax. tackles Ron Curl and Ron defense extra hard this week. "We'll be ready to play. We'd Ohio State. In two games, the back you can key on. Jim Otis, awesome Buckeyes have scored Larry Zelina, Hondo Hayden, Joseph have ankle injuries, but "Sure, we are going to work better be. I think the MSU fans 107 points and are averaging John Brockington . .." should be ready to go by them harder. You always work will be in for a lot better show over 500 yards in total offense. Bullough will have his work Saturday. harder when you lose, t just this Saturday." Some teams don't do that much cut out for him this week after BRING THE Spartan booter WAR HOME for bout degree weather. 8htiw For the first only one of eight losses-Ball Trouble for t time this season, the booters met State suffered last season, while a team which gave their defense winning one game and tying MSU's defense, which had ts hand full against Notre Dame's scrambli ng quar- a run for their money, and another. terback Joe Theismann, w II be in for more of the same against Ohi o State's HOW TO GET TO CHICAGO: Grand Trunk Will Saturday's 1-1 tie affect Kenney is especially proud of The Cardinals edged out Rex Kern Saturday. Here, Rich Saul (88), Brad McLee (35), Don Law (95) and - Trains on Wed. & Fri. from 1203 S. Wash¬ the morale of the Spartan soccer junior goalie Les Lucas' DePauw University in their Clifton Hardy (30) chase The ismann (7). ington, Lansing leave at 1:56 and 6:30. $6.00 team and their performance performance. season opener, 4-3. State News photo by I youth fare. If you have a car or need a ride against Ball State this afternoon? "It was the only game he's Not at all, says Head Coach really been tested in, and he call Capitol City SDS at 484-8569. Gene Kenney. In commenting came through real well," Kenney on his Spartan booters near miss said. The lone goal which Air OSU QB ONE OF BEST against Air Force in Colorado Force scored fell into the this weekend, Kenney was Spartans' net after Lucas was WHERE TO GO: Garret Theological Seminary, extremely enthusiastic about his knocked out of the air by an Air players' morale. Kern's magic a test for S' Force player. Referees failed to 2121 Sheridan Road, Evanston, III. Call 641-7133. "I'm very proud of them," the call the foul, however. coach commented. "They are Arno Wittig, Ball State's new really ready to go now. Even head soccer coach, will under extreme situations in definitely have his hands full "best college quarterback in the the Buck's first two his ball-handling. By GARY WALKOWICZ has totaled 438 Colorado, the players kept their today when his Cardinals, 1-1 Executive Sports Editor country" is his correct title. Whether he's faking a handoff mouths shut and pulled together this season, meet the Spartans in But whatever they call him, all to ball carrier and offense. one giving to as a team." Muncie, Ind. Depending on which of his football fans will have to agree another, pulling the ball out of a The conditions fans you are listening to, he's that Rex Kern is the No. 1 runner's stomach and keeping it extreme Wittig has records of last year's Kenney refers to include 20 12-0 loss to MSU to show him known as King Rex, King Kern quarterback on Ohio State's No. himself or faking a fake when 30 ushes. m.p.h. winds, four inches of the type of competition the and Ramblin' Rex. 1-ranked football team, and, handing off to the intended ng-v has snow that fell prior to the game Spartans More than just Ohio State more than anyone else, he ball-carrier. Kern exhibits an completed 18 of 31 for 238 present. That and kept on coming and 32 whitewash of the Cardinals was football observers will insist that supplies the fuel for the assortment of tricks as elaborate yards. Buckeyes' powerful offensive and Last season. Kern missed parts mystifying as Houdini's. machine. Kern's deceptive antics will of several games and missed one, MSU Coach Duffy Daugherty, leave spectators puzzled, entirely due to injuries, but still whose Spartans meet Ohio State opponents discouraged and TV managed to gain 499 yards in Columbus Saturday, is quite cameramen embarrassed as they rushing and 871 yards passing, lavish in his praise of this inevitably and often end up completing 57 per cent of his talented junior. following the wrong ballcarrier. passing attempts. "Kern does more things better those who If Kern has any flaw it would For judge than any quarterback we're ever be his inability to stay healthy quarterbacks solely upon their faced," Daugherty said recently. statistical achievements. Kern for any great length of time, but Indeed, Kern's all-around Mould qualify for anybody's he can play even when hurting. abilities would seem to Wl-American team. Kern was fully healthy for only constitute the ideal collegiate two of Ohio State's 10 games Despite sitting on the bench quarterback. for much of the final halves of last year. He's a very effective leader, runs as well as any quarterback in the nation, passes with precision from in the pocket or OSU still Numb Stretch very thrifty acres But Kern's most flamboyant and, perhaps unmatched, talent 16 teams in Slacks is the remarkable deception in NEW YORK list of (UPI)--Ohio State is still the best of a dwindling major college powerhouses. The powerful Buckeyes, defending national champions, SAVE on these versatile perfect fitting received 33 first place votes and 346 points from the 35-member slacks - great for after school activities. United Press International Board of Coaches today to rank as the Long wearing -- first quality » assorted nation's no. 1 college football team for the third consecutive colors. Sizes: 7 to 14. Ohio State heads a listing of only 16 colleges receiving votes from the coaches. Mighty Texas moved into the No. 2 position and Southern California jumped to third, with 264 and 228 points respectively. Penn State, ranked second last week, slipped to fourth, while Arkansas, the third ranked team a week ago, fell to fifth. Missouri, fresh off an upset of Michigan, vaulted from ninth to sixth while Georgie maintained its No. 7 ranking. Oklahoma slipped to eighth, Purdue fell to ninth and UCLA held on to No. YOUR 1 » Tennessee was ranked 11th, followed by Florida, Louisiana State and Notre Dame, reappearing in the balloting after a week's absence. HUNGRY? Alabama captured the No. 15 ranking with Wyoming the No. 16 and final team listed as voting was bunched among a select group. Ohio STate boosted its record to 2-0 with a 41-4 romp past shorten it. T ry a tan- Washington while Texas blasted Navy 56-17 for its third victory gy pizza or one of our without a defeat. Southern California, which captured the only great sandwiches. All two first place votes not awarded to Ohio State, advanced to a delivered instantly at 3-0 mark by defeating Oregon State 31-7, while Penn State, now 3-0, edged Kansas State, 19th last week, 17-14. Arkansas downed Texas ALSO! Christian, 24-6, while Missouri upset Michigan, the No. 11 team Hamburgers last week, 40-17. Cheeseburgers Submarines French Fries NEW YORK (UPI)-The results of the & weekly poll of the 35-man United Press International Board of Coachi on major college PIZZA 484-5359 football teamis. First place votes in parenthes total points 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis CALL 332-6517 1. Ohio State (33) VARSITY 2. Texas 3. Southern Calif. (2) 4. Penn State 8. Oklahoma 9. Purdue 10. UCLA 11. Tennessee 12. Florida W here It's 13. LSU Happening w 14. Notre Dame 15. Alabama 16. Wyoming Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wcdnesda> October 8, 1969 . 7 SPORTS 'S' EYES BIG lO TITLE 4 frosh boost harriers' chances By DON KOPRIVA Warren Krueger of Hazel Park man, pushing Indiana's fourth year and the future." So it appears that the battle State News Sports Writer rates as the Spartans' top frosh and fifth runners further down The future right now would lines are already drawn up for after taking fifth behind in the scoring. mean Saturday's 10 a.m. dual the Big Ten championship about One meet does not a season Hartman, IU's Steve Kelly, and the same as 1968, with last Krueger said he was somewhat meet here against Miami of make, say old distanceman's teammates Ken Leonowicz and nervous before the race and Ohio. Last year the Spartans season's top two teams, MSU proverb, but it would be rather Dave Dieters. thought he might do poorlv. topped the Redskins, 26-31, and Minnesota, hard to convince four MSU again clashing Krueger's 25:05 clocking was "I really didn't think I had it," breaking Miami's 36-meet for the title. freshmen of this after Saturday's only 12.6 seconds behind the two time prep State cross winning streak. 21-38 win over Indiana. Hartman's winning effort of And rest assured, MSU's frosh country champ said. "I was Also included in the future is a Four frosh country 24.52.5 will be playing a cross really scared, but once I got meet Oct. 18 at Minnesota. The big part and runners, competing in their first St. Louis frosh Ralph Zoppa carrying a heavy burden, as the going the course seemed easy, in Gophers thrashed Wisconsin, varsity meet, finished in Coach finished eighth in 25:18 while fact, easier than practice." 15-47, Saturday at Minneapolis, Spartans, now 1-0, go after their Jim Gibbard's top seven runners. Pete Reiff of Elmhurst, III., ninth straight Saturday and their Kilpatrick said he wasn't really taking six of the first seven They all were among the 11 men limped home on an injured foot nervous in his varsity debut but places. 13th Big Ten title next month. who shattered Kim Hartman's in 25:23. was trying to concentrate on week-old course mark of 25:44 Center Line frosh Randy the race. for the five mile loop on Forest Kilpatrick surprised Gibbard and "I felt real good when the race Akers Gold Course. took 11th as MSU's seventh started," Kilpatrick said. "I was IM Football Schedule surprised at how fast we were going. I ran 4:38 in high school on my way to two miles on the OSU, 'M' track, and I went through the for Aud mile in the meet in about the WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8 same." "With all those hills in there, 1 set Leaders Field 1 6:00 Cachet Cambridge - Field 2 An Alumni - Aktion Jox was shocked at how fast we were going," he added. MSU students, The of 6:45 Weeds - R.F.Y. Life Beavers - Dudes faculty and alumni will be able to see MSU Spartan pack is up front early in the 21-38 win over Indiana Saturday at Reiff said that he felt better 7:30 Celts - A.A. West Shaw 8-10 tangle with Ohio State at the University Auditorium. Forest Akers. MSU held tight to take eight of the first 1 1 places. Seen, from before the race than at any time 8:15 Dirty Dozen - Corporation Argonaughts - Aristocrats The special color telecast was moved from Jenison, where last left, are Ken Leonowicz (15); Chuck Starkey (19), leading; Pete Reiff and Warren since he had come to East 9:00 Wolfpak - Wolverton Saturday's Notre Dame game action was shown. The Auditorium Krueger (both almost obscured); Dave Dieters (10); Kim Hartman; Barney 9:45 Road Runner Satyr Lansing, but after a fast three site will also prevail for the Michigan game at Spartan Stadium - miles (14:35) his foot gave out Young; Tom Silvia (18); and Ralph Zoppa (21). Oct. 18, third and last in a series of three telecasts of sellout and he was unable to get up on Field 3 Field 4 his toes and sprint. games. Casino Cabana Windsor Wisdom S booters fall to 2nd, - - The programs have been arranged by the MSU Athletic Reiff will likely be sidelined a Dept., Wiquassett - Wildcats Casopolis - Cache few days and may be a doubtful with Interstate Broadcast Network, Inc. of Detroit, as a service to Wordsworth - Woodpecker Upkeep - Puds entrant in students, faculty and alumni. Profits, if any, will go into the Whippet Inn - Kit's Korps Saturday's meet Everybody's Fav. Alche athletic building fund of the University. Jack's Pack Cybernetics Random Variables - - Phi's C. W. Moss Chaos - Wood pussy - Worship against Miami of Ohio. Again doing the play-by-play for the telecast, direct from Ohio Varsity San Jose in top spot Gibbard has been pleased with Stadium, will be Bruce Martyn, radio voice of the Detroit Red NEW YORK (UPI)--Unbeate i the progress of his frosh and Wings and a long-time football announcer. Doing color will be who dropped to second place in EAST CAMPUS FIELDS said that Saturday's meet Erik-O, a popular Lansing radio personality and veteran sports meets to San Jose State replaced MSU as the No. 1 intercollegiate soc.-er the ratings, have a record of indicated that his first-year men announcer. 3-0-1. Field 5 team in ratings announced Tickets for the Ohio State telecast now are on sale at the Completing the top 10 are: 3.) Field 6 can come through under The MSU Varsity Club will :00 Hubbard 9-11 athletic ticket office at Jenison gymnasium. They are priced at $3 Tuesday by the U.S. Soccer Marvland <2-0); Fecundity - Felony pressure. hold its first meeting of the year Coaches Assn. 4.) St. Louis :45 McFadden - Mclnnes "I can't each for faculty, staff and alumni, and at $2 each for MSU (1-0): 5.) Hardwick(3-0); 6.) Air McNab - McLean begin to say how at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the San Jose State, with a 3-0 :30 Fenwick - Fenian Abelard Abaddon pleased I am that the freshmen students. Stadium Room. All Force (5-0-1); 7.) Southern - club :15 Game time Saturday is 12:30 p.m. Doors at the Auditorium record, took over the top spot Illinois (1-0): 8.) Harvard(4-0); Sultans - Spyder Akbarama Aku Aku - performed so well," Gibbard members should attend. when MSU was held to a 1-1 tie :00 Honavel Hob Nob Hole Hovel - pointed out after the meet. "It's will be opened at 11:30 a.m., with tickets available there. 9.) Navy (2-0); 10.) San :45 Abortion Abundantia Printed programs with rosters and lineups will be distributed. Saturday by sixth ranked Air Francisco - F. Hub 11 - Cossacks a good sign for the rest of the Force Academy. The Spartans, University (4-0). ^ W h y Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay M*^ Top Frost Frozen Cooked SOUASN 12 oz. wl. pkg. 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MSlPs Head Start Research and DEvelopment Center, one of five national research centers, is doing research on curriculum for Head Start, teaching programs, Review Robert Boger, director of the This coed apparently found more security in her blanket th MSU Head Start Center, said. grammar review, as she has succumbed to the temptations of slu Another major thrust of the program is the attention and perhaps she has discovered a new method of painlessly installing verbs into one's memory. State News photo by W alter Gyr classification training program which is a study of the way a child thinks and classifies objects. Another basic area of study is FOOTBALL SEASON ENDED 'There is Hepatitis strikes a movement to involve parents more. It is the concept that parents are teachers too," Boger said. The center is also focusing on NEW YORK (AP) done with -- An polio, measles, and weeks, but relapses can occur if the study of the socialization invisible tackle has taken on an other diseases. they become too active too process. entire Last weekend, the virus of Severe infections college football team of soon. or severe husky young men and knocked infectious hepatitis was found to relapses can be fatal. Serum Experimental groups of have sickened all 75 players of children from different social them out of action for the rest hepatitis can be more serious of the season. the Holy Cross College football than the infectious type, and economic backgrounds are set up to observe the This tackle is a virus, so tiny team, plus seven coaches, four particularly when it afflicts older interactions of the children. One that thousands could sit on the managers, and trainer and the persons. head of a pin. It causes director of sports information--a The chance that other students aspect of study evolving from infectious hepatitis, a disease total of 88 persons. The school could catch hepatitis from the the observation of the patterns that strikes the liver, canceled its ramaining football football players is rather remote, occurring in leadership roles. causing jaundice, nausea, weakness and schedule. Dr. Krugman says. Initimate "Out of the other symptoms. An outbreak of such size is contact is for it to study of necessary socialization we hope to build Researchers have not yet been remarkable, says Dr. Saul spread from person to person. some content to enable Head able to isolate or identify the Krugman, professor and Start teachers to aid interaction virus, in order to produce a chairman of the department of within their groups," Boger said. vaccine against it, as has been pediatrics at New York University Medical Center, who Recital series has long been active in hepatitis research. New employes' "You rarely hear about this kind of incident in this countiy, with its sanitation standards," he to present first organizing campus said. Outbreaks that fell large numbers of people usually any of programs are caused by contamination of water or food. The Arts and Letters Recital Clerical, technical, secretarial and supervisory personnel are A water fountain on the Series will open organizing at MSU. its season with a footB&ll practice field may have Rollin Dassen, president of the MSU Employee's Association performance by John Wiles, been the source of the disease, said they have 30 to 40 per cent of the approximately 2,000 baritone, and Joseph Evans, Dr. Leonard Morse, head of the employees classified as clerical, technical secretarial or pianist, at 8:15 p.m. Oct. 12 in communicable disease the Music Auditorium. supervisory signed up. To be recognized by the University, a membership of 50 department of St. Vincent Wiles will per present vocal cent, plus one, is needed according to the Hutchison Act. Hospital in Worchester, Mass., said compositions by German Work on the initial steps of organizing culminated with a Tuesday. Blood tests composers from early baroque Monday showed that all 88 meeting Sept. 17, at which the by-laws were accepted and officers through contemporary periods. persons had been infected with elected. He will be accompanied by the virus. James Sneathen, vice president of the association, said he felt The causative agent in that any group as large as theirs' should have a voice in such This season the series will infectious hepatitis is considered things as salary and fringe benefit negotiations, although they to be a virus, with an incubation present five programs: the Melos have had no problems with the University up to this time. Ensemble-Nov. period of some two weeks to 30 14; violinst Dassen said they plan to remain independent and not affiliate Walter Verdehr and days, Dr. Krugman said. Like pianist with any other employee organizations. "We would rather be typhoid fever, it is thought to be Ralph Votapek Nov. 14; the represented by ourselves than by an external organization." Netherlands Chamber Choir Feb. spread from intestinal Right now, the association's only activity is letting employees contaminations of food or 8; and the New York String know about it and obtaining members. Dassen said they have Sextet water. April 10. found very little opposition to the organization and have been Another form of the disease, Season tickets are available quite successful in attracting members. from the MSU Union ticket serum hepatitis, is also believed to be caused by a virus. Serum office or the Music Dept. office hepatitis has a much longer for $5. incubation period. 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Check along and' it is in blatantly poor taste. groups, Cine Series and In terms of production, it's a Beal, present motion pictures Two young men seek to avoid Business school military conscription by playing terrible film. The script puts during the week, as well as on some of the most wretched lines weekends. every aisle for hundreds of money - saving buys. homosexual roles at the draft board. They insist on seeing the into the mouths of some of the most wretched actors ever seen. showing Wednesday: Cine Series will be opens petitioning 73rd Army psychiatrist together, and "Night of the when they are initially deemed Photography is without merit, is the as Generals," starring incoherent construction O'Toole. Programs begin at 7 Peter for student board fit for service, they hold each other's hands in joy at the and editing. and 9:30 p.m. in 101 N. Kedzie. Nominations for two thought of "all those men." At 6:30, the third episode of the members-at-large to fill seats on They are ultimately rejected, but Perhaps the film's greatest Flash Gordon series will be the Undergraduate Student fault is its treatment of the shown. Admission is 50c. The told that they will be further very, very heterosexual. In order Advisory Council for the College homosexual. Every is played Anniversary one same night at 7 and 9 p.m., Beal of Business will be accepted investigated. to continue fooling the Army, swish to the One is engaged, the other is they move into a cottage in an ultimate, Group will be showing "Ma and through Friday in the Office of quite the swinger, and both are exclusively homosexual stereotyped all the way. Such Pa Kettle at Waikiki," with Undergraduate Programs, 7 roles never even begin to be Marjorie Main and Percy Eppley Center. humorous; instead, they are Kilbride in their famous roles, at Nominees should be in good degrading and insulting to 7 and 9 p.m. Wednesday in Wells academic standing, enrolled in anyone with a grain of Sale Hall. Admission is 50c. one of the College of Business IT'S what'S intelligence. After that wears Thursday: Cine Series will programs and not affiliated with off, however, it's just boring. present Hitchcock's any honorary or professional MG Watching a cast fly across the "Spellbound," with Gregory business organization. screen for two hours is not very exciting. You almost have to see this film to believe how bad it is. But youH do better if you fight any TONITE! misses' imported perma-press urges to see "The Gay (Two Nites in One) MSU Soaring Club will meet at 7:30 tonight in Parlor B of the tonight at Beaumont Tower. 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That's why we have a two- sp^f'ial- W:>io:iiS- Beethoven's Victory" and Gregorian chants "Wellington's year Rotation Program for nn hoose men's no iron-iron casual slacks will be played. graduating engineers who would prefer to explore several nits if MSU Cinema Series will show depth Famous make, perma-press polyester/cotton Peter O'Toole in "Night of the Generals" at 7 and 9:30 tonight in 101 North Admission is 50 cents. Kedzie Hall. technical areas. ized by function And that's why many of our areas are organ¬ rather than think styled with plain front, belt loops. Muted tweed look in soft shades of blue, olive brown. Sizes 28 to 38. 01 499 by project. h. STORE FOR MEN-STREET LEVEL Michigan House of At Hughes, you might prnar Representatives Committee on I become Revision and Amendments to work on spacecraft, communi¬ the Constitution will hold a cations satellites and/or tacti¬ s horter public reduction Union. hearing at 7 on voting age tonight in 38 cal missiles during your first two years. If you qualify. we:ll arranp you to work on several diffe HUGHES special men's sweaters All you need is an EE, ME assignments... and you The following Free University Fine quality wools arid assorted blends in a Physics degree and talent. help pick them. courses will "Guerilla Theatre," 9 p.m. at begin today. or great range of fall colors. Crew and v-neek 99 Albatross Coffeehouse on Grand cardigans; crew, turtle and v-neck pullovers. River Avenue across from Si/.es S-M-L-XL. Berkey Hall; "Self Improvement and Basic Modeling," 7 p.m. in STORE FOR MEN-STREET LEVEL 2 0 8 Bessey Hall"; "Contemporary Literature," 7 p.m. in 301 Bessey Hall; "General Guitar," 7:30 p.m. in 141 Music Bldg.; "Macrobiotics Win a free shopping spree at Knctpp's! - Health Foods," 7:30 p.m. in 309 Bessey Hall. A lawyer will be available at Register to win a gift certificate ASMSU from 1-4 p.m. every Some of the current openings at Hughes: Wednesday this term. Call 353-0659 for an appointment. For additional information, Microwave & Antenna Engineers FREE SHOPPING SPREE AT KNAPP'S Student Education Corps will Electro-Optical Engineers please contact your College CAMPUS continue accepting volunteer Microcircuit Engineers Placement Director or write: applications through Friday. Space Systems Engineers INTERVIEWS Name with a half hour fee, Mr. Robert A. Martin Persons Missile Systems Engineers Address once a week, could tutor or Head of Employment October 29 Guidance & Controls Engineers assist teachers and students in Hughes Aerospace Divisions City Phone area schools. For further Spacecraft Design Engineers Contact College Placement 11940 W. Jefferson Blvd. information, call 353-4402 or Weapon Systems Engineers Office to arrange interview Drawing for $300, $200 and S100 gift certificates to be held Saturday. to 26 Student Services Culver City, California 90230 come Oct. 11th, 5:30 p.m. You need not be present to win. Coupon boxes, main Components & Materials Engineers appointment. Bldg. U.S. Citizenship is required floor downtown, Capitol Avenue and f ast Lansing stores. Circuit Design Engineers Product Design Engineers An equal opportunity employer Tower Guard will meet at 7 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 High-pressure sell still popular Congratulations! You have just and boat shows, and all they get is their names on the mailing list charge start at 18 per cent for most of these door-to-door sales, "come-ons" currently popular in the nation is the "free film" the fi,m> and the handling time * ,on8er- been selected as the second-prize winner in the great, all-new of some company that changes Walter C. Jones, a recent MSU give-away. This is, in fact, free One promotion advertised free its name every few months." graduate from Grand Rapids but the person who uses famous-brand film. The "Grab- Your-Money-and-Run" He said that some cookware was caught by a firm that is the film is required to have the purchaser who received the film Contest, which allows you $195 salesmen are another concern of working the Lansing area. He film processed by the was surprised to discover that off on a $900 iron lung. the Chamber of Commerce. answered an advertisement for a distributor. It usually costs the that was just what he got, a roll Hiis is a -fictitious example of "Hiey usually have good part-time helper for night work, same as regular processing plus of free "Famous Brand" film, one of the many "come-ons" merchandise," he said, but they When the interviewer arrived used by high-pressure salesmen do not tell the buyer about all of at his home, Jones was Georgetown to and sales-through-the-mail the interest and special-handling persuaded to buy a 10-part fire companies across the nation. The prospective buyer should charges that are tacked onto the alarm for his apartment. The eye price of the items." purchase was required to get the beware of a deal that looks too good to be true,-it usually is. "Most people are flattered by Most of the people that get involved with these salesmen job. After the interviewer-salesman only look at the small monthly left his apartment, Jones realized law students at MSU the idea that they have been rates, idlvb^ he biUU. lit? said. They 1 llt?y UU not he had Jjust agreed to pay* for* the do llOt r tM Georgetown i • . w-v University, ... , opportunities aAirornm^nf for jobs in chosen to get something for nothing, Cart ^eitz, of the "They sign up for free realize the same products could $300 fire alarm over a 36-month ^ ^ ^ purchased at a lower price ii ^ ^ period at a total cost, including **■»*»m,Jtemew prospective law students at £ Georgetown has not recruited Greater Lansing Chamber of vacations on the MSU campus prior to this and other so-called a local store interest, of more than $400, MSU. Commerce, said. "give-aways" at fairs and home The actual interest and service "I didn't think it could happen John White, asst. dean of the year due the small number of to me," Jones said. "I thought I Georgetown ° Law Center,» will be — graduates choosing Georgetown. ^ had good sales resistance, but at the Placement Bureau at 1:30 Georgetown requires ORIENTAL EXHIBIT this guy was too smooth and I Krida^ Students wishing score on law boards L- needed a iob " information on the school applicant is conadered. utner companies usi should make an appointment The majority of MSU ith the Placement Bureau graduates have gone to Notre Museum salvage endorsement letters to help Dame Law School, according to present their products, Mertz before Friday said. If the buyer sees these Georgetown is strategically Ethelbert Thomas, Asst. Dean ii letters, he should get suspicious located and offers students the College of Social Science. Just as animals become Museum exhibit, "Treasures of Shelves of colored teapots and right away, extinct, cultures die off or the Orient," preserves some of symbolically embroidered "Often the addresses on the become rare. The 17th Century Oriental culture has died for the the artistic heritage of Japan and China with items ranging from appliques give the observer a 1 e tters of these PRESIDENT BECOMES MARTYR feeling for the artistic side of the supposedly-satisfied customers most part, but the current MSU cricket cages to emperors' robes. Oriental past. Emperors' robes are box numbers and cannot be and ladies' shoes depict dress of traced to check their validity," Hanoi Ho's memory the time, while other objects he said, ^Viepards . . , help one visualize certain holiday celebrations. Currently housing the Oriental exhibit, the main lobby Newlyweds and senior citizens are the prime targets of many of SAIGON (AP) - A month uses out President Ho's will, to collective leadership w Experts in Saigon feel that the showcase changes periodically, these businesses, after his death, the frail figure of persist in and accelerate the continue for quite some time. powerful campaign using Ho's If You Want -- according to the availability of loaned exhibits. These two groups are more easily reached because their Ho Chi Minh dominates North vslfnl™ anti-United States national This was an absolute necessity name is dictated" both out of ,, , Museum hours are n 9 a.m. . r to 5 names J are . earned , . in the local Vietnam Vietnam as as strongly as ever. salvation resistance to liberate recognized by Ho in his much genuine regard for him and by M . .. . „ ., - . The ruling Communist party the South, defend the North and publicized last testament and the known problems facing the 8 " > " . p.m Monday thraugh Fnday newspaper for such events as p , ed toward „ationa| and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Be Feminine Sunday. All exhibits are open retirements, to weddings, engagements and way ereatins a "personality reunification." Poll™ One analyst n™ „ noted that North the public at no charge. Mertz t awa7 with classmates." the bucket. State News photo by Don Gerstner some reason, is 3 p.m. (instead Today is LADIES' DAY - 75c To 6 P.M. "Let's make this a total experience," Mike decided. So, M PO Starts TODAY! FEE Hi lRTMENTS of course, we had to go off to the barns where breeding bulls tkcatu are kept to see the other half of this aspect of the pastoral life. The entire area where bulls are "UTTERLY HILARIOUS." "ONE OF THE BEST FILMS ABOUT YOUNG PEOPLE EVER MADE." - Time Magazine ■ Cue Magazine U' tries new furniture in Fee Hall. landlord role apartments are available. Rates residence hall residents must located has a distinctly rugged, almost TV-western atmosphere. The first thing we saw was a no admittance isolation bam, and another barn with limited "WILDLY FUNNY!" N.Y. Times The idea was first conceived in range from $180 to $390 a term. pay. admittance (Danger! New eport, "Improving The price depends on the "What the apartment dwellers Off-campus apartments, meet Undergraduate Education at number of square feet in the do, is their business until the your competiton -- wall-to-wall MSU" and enlivened at the was apartment and the number of apartment reverts back to the In the bams, the bulls - at carpeting with air conditioning, prospects 0f a four-year medical people. Payments can be made University," LHuiller said, all utilities, draperies, linen school. The proposed school will least the size of tanks -- are on a deferred plan. Occupants have access to chained up. When we walked exchange service, pillows, foe located in proximity to Fee If cooking is less than familiar, telephones on the centrix system refrigerator, stove, garbage and wm create a need for a board contract is available for found throughout campus. through the first barn, they all disposal, dinnerware, basic started snorting and otherwise apartments. 20 meals per week at $210 per cooking utensils and all essential One-, two- and four-bedroom term, per person. over-reacting. I got so interested I went back The majority of the 46 against when f°r applying to the car. apartments are finished, except apartments. "Since the for minor problems in obtaining apartments. are only dishes and other items from the experiment, we feel safer having Such an experience. COLUMBIA PICTURES We liked the whole RASTAR PRODUCTIONS p-e^t companies. residents who are familiar with thing so Friday, Saturday & Holiday BARBRA Apartment dwellers fall under the rules of Fee," LHuiller said, much, however, that next week OMAR the same regulations as dorm Having been in operation for we're going again. And we're STREISAND- SHARIF dwellers, but R.A. not under a only two weeks, the major even doing down to the sheep measure of its success has to be, barns and the horse barns. "Let's face it, students don't The Pastoral life... \1 want to be around anyone who is constantly saying, "that's a no "Sorry, no vacancies." jQPC| Lansing no," R. J. LHuiller, manager of Fee Hall said. U. S. acknow mall theatre In entering the apartment 5628 W SAQINAW* 484-4403 business, the "University" is ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ forced to adopt the same philosophy and to be content low-levelrac/ar with some of the things that WASHINGTON (AP) — The "We have known for some Oct. 18, 8:00 p.m. On Campus Films y^ apartments are forced to cope Pentagon today acknowledged time that our low-level radar Jenlson Field House Beal Film Group presents Tonight only yi with a $75 deposit is requested ^t^the ^aMlity^to"detect capabilitrisTome7hariimited"' by the hall approach of airplanes from Jerry Friedheim, deputy T Ickets: now you can SEE anything you want at... The best of the Vincent Price (star) , y^ v e applied to the damageeJ*""? htJ° all!? deposit Communist Cuba atTow levels assistant secretary of defense, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 "ALICE'S RESTAURANT::., ARID GUTHRIE Roger Corman (director), Edgar Allen "somewhat ilmited." told newsmen. Poe Horror Film "To plug this deficiency," At: Campbell's, PAT QUINN • JAMES BRODERICK s«< « PETE SEEGER • LEE HAYS Michael mc CLANathan yL — ENDS THURSDAY: — Friedheim said, "The United Marshall's, Union GEOFF outlaw • tina chen • kathleen oabney m Police Chief william obanhein Or*».i Mux * MIO GuThRiC States normally flies an EC121 "BULLITT" 9:30 P.M. J sc,—VENABLE HERNDON ARTHUR PENN ^ « radar picket plane between Cuba Presented by: COLOR ^HILLARD ELKINS-.JOE MANDUKE .^ARTHUR PENN by Deluxe Tomb Of Ligea and the Florida coast." He said, however, that no such ASMSU E (rider 18 Not Adm yL. 7 and 9 100 Engineering 50c no ID Fri-Sat. picket plane was aloft on Sunday when the defecting pilot ^ Life Upside Down, Long Days Journey Into Night flew a Soviet-built MIG 17 jet to Homestead Airforce Base, south TONIGHT MSU Cine Series presents Gregory Peck ^ tonight Only Ingrid Bergman of Miami. The Pentagon that the pilot, Lt. Eduardo said Monday In Car Heaters, Alfred Hitchcock's Oscar Winning Film Guerra Jimenez, evaded U.S. radar almost until landing by 2 MU.ES SOUTHWEST OF LANSING ON M-Z* , ALL COLOR } Spellbound flying at altitudes of only 30 to 40 feet. Friedheim said, "I find no They get the ^ also chapter 3 of Flash Gordon 7^ 101 N. Kedzie 50c No. ID 7 and 9:15 Fri-Sat ElCid review in about progress" when asked published reports of a from CRUE hasty review by the United of defense **★*★★★*★*★★★★**★* States its air procedures in the wake of a MIG 17 landing at Homestead. Asked if the Pentagon is concerned over the situation, Friedheim replied, "We are always concerned when our air space is penetrated." Friedheim turned aside a reporter's question about the TONIGHT ! ALL COLOR ! HEATERS! security of President Nixon, who was at his Florida White House ACADEMY AWARD WINNER near Miami pilot landed. when the Cuban "We don't discuss security BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS arrangements for the President," the Pentagon spokesman said. JOSEPH E. LEVINE He noted that the Army maintains Hawk missile batteries SAT/InSSADISTS MIKE NICHOLS- LAWRENCE TURMANi™ in that general area to defend against low-level attacks. Hawks have been in eastern Florida RUSS TfUMBLVil since the Cuban missile crisis late SCOTT BMDV KEMTIKVUIR introducing .^TPn - Persons „ J„ Under 18 ^5/ Persons ^ under 18 not admitted. COLORh, DeLuxe | United Artists in 1962. Friedheim said penetration of ROBERT DIX JOHN CARDOS GARY KENT GREYDON CLARK ^EGINA CARROL N!f®Sl^,thout Par the U.S. radar screen "is not a AL AOAMSON KENNIS-FRAZER THE 'FREAK-OUT GIRL' COLOR BY DELUXE frequent occurrence." A Cuban mooucedi Di.totD „ . » - INDEPENDENT-INTERNATIONAL «,«» 8TH BIG WEEK! airforce twin-engine transport carrying flyers to bring the MIG -SHOWN DAILY AT- SEE THE ASTOUNDING'HUNDRED HORRORS'! SHOWN AT 7:07 back to Cuba landed at COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents AND LATE 1 3:15 Homestead this morning under - - 5:30 - 7:30 and 9;45 p.m. escort of two U.S. F104 toktore THE GRADUATE TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* fox eastern Theatres * ' ~ s interceptors. Friedheim indicated there was * GftRDER PLUS . • .(At 9:20 only) LAURENCE HARVEY SPARTAN TWIN EAST FRANDQR SHOPPING CENTER • 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Phow 351-0030 . pre-arrangement and F104s contacted the Soviet built \ that the DIRK BOGARDE transport plane some 32 minutes JULIE CHRISTIE 9nOTI8S»«WW«l before the transport landed. Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 13 Volunteer Bureau offers chance for s Students, faculty and van^aSe- CHILDREN: Provide that extra volunteers to get involved in staff are invited to join the MSU WEST SIDE ACTION care that an emotionally tenant organization etc. Ladies Volunteer Action Effort which CENTER: Bi8 Brothers and adjusting kid needs. A smile, a Club assistant needed from 1 to includes those opportunities Sisters are needed to provide and chat, a tear, it's all part of a 3 p.m. Wednesday to assist with listed below and others establish relationships with mutual sharing experience. arts and crafts activities. Contact: MSU Volunteer youngsters ages 6-15. Tutors are CAMP HIGHFIELDS: LANSING SCHOOL Bureau, 26 Student Services needed to academically help Socially adjusting boys need you DISTRICT: Volunteers needed BIdg., 353-4402. Interviews for e'ementary, junior and senior to help them develop and beat to work with and supervise Volunteer Bureau are held from high students and persons the influence of the pace. Be a pre school youngsters while their 9-11:30 a.m., and 2-4:30 p.m. intereste<* *n passing the GED pai tutor or dance teacher. mothers attend classes on Monday-Friday. test- Welfare Rights Projectionist urgently needed. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday BOYS TRAINING SCHOOL- Organizations need volunteers to N ORTHSIDE ACTION for two hours. Give a last chancer a chance. assist. in their community CENTER: Tutors needed for PLEASANT PLEASA VIEW-FROH Counsel, tutor, teach arts and organ'zation efforts. How would education program that meets PROJECT: Volunteers are crafts to youth of this school. you to ^e'P organize and from 7 to 10 p.m. Monday, needed work with Volunteers are needed for Pr'nt a weekly center Wednesday and Thursday neighborhood youth newsletter? Children's Club meets from 9 one-to-one relationships. kindergarten thru grade three. PINE VFW NATIONAL 12:30 p.m. Supervisors for LODGE HALFWAY 3:30-5:30 p.m. Monday through HOUSE: Tutors are needed for a HOME-EATON RAPIDS: Big recreational activities needed. Thursday. You may provide pilot program designed to Sisters and Big Brothers are Community Organization aides tutoring assistance, supervise prepare youth of the home for ^ee^ed for the youngsters at this needed to assist staff in recreational home. Recreational, academic programs, organize to see the GED testing. MICHIGAN SCHOOL FOR and social involvement is neighborhood Afternoons and Saturdays, senior citizen groups or just develop meaningful relationships available. THE BLIND: Volunteers are involving data collection, with community people. EMERGENCY SERVICE BIG Coeds interested in sorority life attended several "Wizard of Oz"-like needed to supervise recreational compiling and neral BROTHERS AND BIG production at this party. rush parties this fall. Each night they found the This is the first year MSU sororities have rushed and academic experience for 9® Coeds, make this organization work and assisting SISTERS: Be a surrogate. Help a houses set atune to a particular theme based on at the beginning of fall term. students. Team up immediate assistance program jn field work. A housing project lad without a dad, or a girl who their skit for the evening. Rushees witnessed o-one with a youth that available to meet family provides an opportunity for doesn't have a mother a State News photo by Terry Luke the world from another tragedies and short term child care needs. READERS TO THE BLIND: MSU Lecture - Concert Series Readers are needed for blind PLACEMENT BUREAU MSU students. Time andplaceto be arranged. presents ELDERLY WIDOWED Interviews solve job problems HOMEOWNER: Needs someone to help wash outside windows "A REMARKABLE MUSICAL HIT." and make minor putty repairs. -LIFE MAG. CAMPUS COMMUNITY DAVID MERRICK presents COMMISSION: CCC; Help out be The following employers will entomology, sociology majors interviewing from Oct. 13-20. (B,M). Location: Florida. United States. NORTHERN WYANDOTTE STATES CORP.: Chemical engineering, CHEMICALS WEYERHAEUSER Packaging, accounting CO.: (B). in a Lansing elementary school, keep kids off the streets, advise PHIL MIMI If you are interested in an HARRIS, REAMES AND POWER CO.: Agricultural civil engineering, electrical Personnel administration majors an interest club, teach crafts on organization, please report to the Placement Bureau at least two school days in advance to AMBROSE PUBLIC Accounting and CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANTS. financial engineering, engineering Location: Wisconsin. electrical engineering majors (B). engineering Location: and mechanical majors Michigan (B). and (B,M). Chemical engineering, electrical engineering and mechanical majors (B). Saturday, adult education and teen programs, too. F0RDinHINES sign up for an interview and to administration, general business obtain additional information. administration NORTHWESTERN Louisiana. UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Location: various. INGHAM COUNTY Help make detention time as JAIL: "I l)0! I DO! " majors (B). THE PROCTER AND academically profitable as MILITARY OBLIGATION: Location: Michigan. SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT: GAMBLE CO., RESEARCH OCT. 13 and 14: possible. Tutors are needed to Students should interview with HUNT-WESSON FOODS, All majors, all colleges (B). AND DEVELOPMENT: CATERPILLAR TRACTOR work individually with a man. A employers even though they INC.: MBA's; accounting, and Location: Illinois. Packaging, all majors, college of CO.: MBA's (non-technical and librarian is needed to act as have not completed their food marketing management, JOHN PAISOS AND engineering, chemical technical undergraduate degrees; liaison with community sources military service. Most employers economics marketing. and ASSOCIATES: Banking engineering, chemistry majors accounting, economics, to obtain texts. A typist is will be interested in the student general business administration administration financial (B,M). Location: North central marketing and journalism majors needed to help prepare before and after his duty with majors (B). Location: Ohio, administration, chemical United States. (B,M). Location: nationwide and reproduceable materials used in the Armed Forces. Michigan, Indiana. engineering, civil engineering, PARKE, DAVIS AND CO.: worldwide. the education program. OCT. 13-17: INFORMATION electrical engineering, Accounting, economics, THE PROCTER AND ST. VINCENT HOME FOR U.S. MARINE CORPS: All INSTRUMENTS, INC.: mechanical engineering, food chemical and mechanical GAMBLE CO. PLANT majors. all colleges, (B). Computer science and electrical marketing management majors engineering, computer science MANAGEMENT: MBA's; ► 482-3905 TOM JONES Location: various. engineering, systems science (B,M,D). Location: various and and systems science majors (B). chemical engineering, civil U.S. NAVY: All majors, all majors (B,M). Location: overseas. Biochemistry and chemistry, and engineering, electrical PfllCHIQAK "u" Based HARVEY SCHMIDT "The Fourposter" colleges (B). All majors, college Michigan. JOSEPH SCHLITZ BREWING biological science majors engineering and mechanical TODAY LADIES DAY on by Jan d« Hartog i of engineering. Location: LEVER BROTHERS CO. CO.: Chemical engineering, civil ,(B,M,D). engineering. Location: various. various. RESEARCH AND engineering, Pharmacology, electrical microbiology and public health, 75c to 6:00 P.M. GOWER CHAMPION DEVELOPMENT: Packaging engineering. (B). Location: mathematics U.S. AIR FORCE: All majors, majors (B,M). all OCT. 13: majors (B). Location: North east various. Location: Michigan. colleges. Location: various. ALBION PUBLIC SCHOOLS: SPECIAL - Thurs., Oct. 9 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ All elementary, secondary and TODAY . • from 1:00 P.M. 2001 Series A Fri., Oct. 10 education majors (B). J qladmer - special On Campus Films At 1:20-3:20-5:20-7:25-9:25 Location: Albion. ALLEGHENY LUDLUM: MSU Cine Series Presents Tonight Only a space odyssey Reserved Seats $6.00, $5.00, $4.00 Peter O'Toole in Sam Spiegel's Accounting. financial LADIES DAY ... 75c - 1:00 to 6:00 P.M. MSU Students: $1.00 with -Next! administration, civil engineering, mm validated I.D. computer engineering material science, and science, electrical metallurgy, mechanical J J" Night of the Generals ^jj Flash Gordon #3 at 8:30 only ROBERT REDFORS tt&TB&fyNE ROSS* BUTCH CASSIDY AND UNIVERSITY AUDITORIUM 8:15 P.M. 7 and 9:30 101 N. Kedzie THE SUNDANCE KID engineering, mechanics, systems science, mathematics (B). Labor 50c no I.D. Tickets on Sale at Union Ticket Office Union Building and industrial relations (M). 3 Thurs. Hitchcock's Spellbound ^ Economics, general business Fri-Sat El Cid ^ administration, industrial yL ■ yl administration and marketing, ^ Beal Film Group presents Tonight Only ^ personnel administration, audiology and speech science and Ma and Pa Kettle x communication, political science, psychology, social at Waikiki * science Morrill various. ARA and sociology, Justin College (B). Location: SERVICES, INC.: Food The Second Hundred 7 and 9 50c on MSU Alumni Film 106B Wells no I.D. % Metro Goklwyn Mayer presents A Carlo Ponti Production starring David Hemmings -Joanna Pettet m "ONE OF THE ^ GREAT FILMS marketing management, Thurs. —Tomb of Ligea dietetics, foods and nutrition Fri. - Sat. —Life Upside Down ^ ^ "The Best House in London" and general home economics Long Days Journey Into Night • majors (B). Location: various. CHEVRON CHEMICAL CO.: (X) Eastmancolor* ^ mgm NEXT..."THE LEARNING TREE" Agribusiness, economics engineering and agricultural agricultural majors (B). Now Playing OF ALL TIME!" Location: various. CUTLER-HAMMER, Accounting, administration INC.: financial majors (B,M). [TAST LANSING ON M 43 ♦ PHONE ED 2 1042 ACADEMY AWARD 1 2 Adult Hits iwisss ORIVE-IN THEAtRE -BOSLEY CROWTHER New York Times Computer science, electrical JHMIm North wrUS-27. .482-7 From His New Book engineering, mechanical engineering, physics majors (B). WINNER "THE GREAT FILMS-FIFTY GOLDEN General business administration, BEST DIRECTOR-MIKE NICHOLS NOW PLAYING - 2 - COLOR HIT marketing majors (B,M). YEARS OF MOTION PICTURES" Location: various. JOSEPH E LEVINE UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA EXCLUSIVE DRIVE-IN SHOWING THE WALTER READE JR/J0SEPH STRICK PRODUCTION AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION I SERVICE: Agricultural economics, agricultural extension, animal husbandry, [ * crop science, dairy, horticulture, poultry science, resource j development, soil science, botany and plant pathology, THE/ FREE GRADUATE TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISI0N" .,i«wsw,a0«s.,a«« Campus Film Festival SHOWN TWICE AT 7;07 and 11:12 Presented by Plymouth -PLUS 2ND COLOR HIT— Sl)">ng MHO 0 SHEA • BARBARA JEffORO MAURICE ROEvES • 1 P McKENNA ■ ANNA MANAHAN IT by lOSfPH STRICK 4n<) FR(0 HAINfS Eight Award- Winning Film Shorts THE GOOD, THE BAD Direct from its Record Shattering,Advanced Price Reserved Seat Engagement1 —THEUGIY" FOR THE FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES AND CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES Room 109 Anthony Hall 7 and 9 P.M. ,h,u United Artists TECHNISCOPE TECHNICOLOR | Oct. 8th and 9th "HANG 'EM HIGH" 7:07 & 12:00 SPARTAN TWIN WEST p.m. FWANOORjHOPPING CENTER 3100 EAST SAGINAW Phone 351 0030 Sponsored by MSU Student Union Board "GOOD, BAD, AND UGLY" ONCE AT 9:30 "DARLING" SHOWN 2ND A-T 9:22 ABSOLUTELY NO ONE UNDER 18 VEARS OF AGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO SEE ULYSSES' Wednesday, October 8, 1969 14 Michigan State News, Hast Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED CLASSIFIED Find That New Car Before Winter Sets In — In Our Automotive Columns. 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment Employment Employment The State News does not MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST to R .N,'s, L.P.N,'s with medications O L DSMOBI LE 1964 convertible. COOKS, DISHWASHERS, busboys, 7-3:30 permit racial or religious Automatic, power. Take over work part-time, 11 p.m. to 7:30 bellmen. All shifts. Apply in course. Part time. discrimination In Its ad¬ 3:00-11:30. 1 1-7:30. Call payments. Balance due $694.80. a.m., Friday or Saturday. ASCP person Holiday Inn. North of PROVINCIAL HOUSE, 332-0817. vertising columns. The Phone Credit Manager. IV 9-2379. registered or eligible. Would Frandor. 10-10/13 State News will not accept consider non-registered if qualified 6-10/10 advertising which discrim¬ through experience. Excellent WANTED: WAITERS and v TWO SERVICE Station attendants • AUTOMOTIVE OLDSMOBILE 1959, cheap. Campus salary. Apply Sparrow Hospital inates against religion, at The Dells. Starting wage $1.75. wanted for shifts, from 9 a.m. - 5 • EMPLOYMENT Mobil Service. 1198 South personnel or call 487-6111, 339-8685. 5-10/12 p.m. and 6-11 p.m. Call 355-6038, race, color or national or¬ • FOR RENT Harrison. 351-1548. 2-10/8 Extension 333.3-10/10 after 6 p.m. 5-10/13 igin. • FOR SALE RN, LPN with medication course, 1963 OLDSMOBILE 98. All power, LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to needed part-time 3 to 11:30p.m., • LOST I FOUND learn in your spare time. Car GREEN'S APPAREL has a full time* new rubber. 626-6703 after 4 p.m. 11 to 7:30 a.m. Apply Provincial • PERSONAL position, 5 days, no nights. East* 4-10/10 necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa. House. Call Mrs. Parker, • PEANUTS PERSONAL Lansing store, receiving Equal Opportunity Employer. Call 332-0817. 110-10/17 department. Benefits include • REAL ESTATE Automotive OPEL 1968. 18,500 under warranty 351-7319 for interview. C liberal clothing discounts. Average • SERVICE Excellent condition, economical. 2 OR 3 men for 3rd shift, 16 through typing skill necessary. See Mrs. $1395 487 3259. 3 10/10 24 hours per week. $2.50 per hour • TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 1961, 2 door hardtop WANTED APPRENTICE meat Moss. 3-10/9 to start. No experience necessary. Full • WANTED Dependable and clean. $250. PLYMOUTH, 1961, excellent cutter. clerks, t'r'^0 lso pa'- \/'.l counter Contact David Colemann, 489-5146. 5-10/12 days and PART-TIME employment for MSU transportation for only $150. evenings ^V^pay union wages. students during school year with DEADLINE CHEVROLET 1959. Impala. Rebuilt 355-0824. 3-10/10 Excellent fringe benefits. Apply Midwest's largest full-line meat department, EBERHARD'S. merchant wholesaler. Automobile 1 P.M. one class engine and transmission. Very day be¬ PONTIAC GTO- 1966. Blue. 389 3301 E. Michigan 5-10/8 25. Clean. 332-2766. 3-10/10 required. For further information, fore publication. tri-power. Excellent condition, PLACEMENT COUNSELOR phone THE SOCIETY Cancellations - 12 noon one loaded. Call Payton, 351-0725 or CHEVROLET-1962 6 cylinder CORPORATION, 337-1349. O class day before publica¬ automatic. Good condition. 355-5148. 3-10/10 OOKKEEPING tion. 332-2766. 3-10/10 CORRESPONDENCE, general Knowledge of general office skills FEMALE STUDENT for phone work office. Evenings and PONTI AC LEMANS-1968. 16,000, Saturday in State News Classified Dept. 351 -6460 after 6 p.m. 2-10/9 warranty, automatic, sharp. Must staff position. Phone Marge CORVAIR, 1964 Spyder, turbo Monday, Tuesday 9-10:30 a PHONE charged, good condition. sell 393-5755. 3-10/10 Penny: 484-7771. MY GAL Wednesday 12-1 p.m., Thursday- FRIDAY OFFICE SERVICE. 9-10:30 and 11:30 a.m. to 882 0477 3636 Lockmoor Drive. HOUSEHOLD HELP male or female. a.m. 355-8255 3-10/8 Thursday or Friday morning a 0-10/8 p.m. Call 355-8297 after 3 p. A <5tfV of cook for 30. Prefer HRI. Apply at 3308 South Cedar, Suite 11, Lansing 3-10/9 only. Can earn up to $4.00 i 3 davs $4.00 7-10/10 351 9086. 3-10/10 hour if you are fast and 13 1/2# per woru per oay 17,000 miles. Mus* sell, $2400 914 East Shiawassee, Apt 5, after WHO SAlp HE WAS <301 T2> 2 MALE part-time grill cooks. Hours dependable. Stop in at LITTLE TW£/M INTO STUDENT APARTMENTS'' 5 days 1963 PORSCHE. Excellent WANTED BY CAESARS, 1071 $6.50 5 p.m. 3-10<9 Lansing's leading and days very flexible. Experience Trowbridge condition. Must sell. $1900. Call Road, after 4 p.m. Any weekday. 13< per word per day preferred. Walt Koss, 655-2175 Jerry ,482-1333. between 3-7 p.m work in the receiving and marking 3-10/10 FIAT 1969 850 Spider convertible Walt's Restaurant & Lounge 5-10/9 (based on 10 words per %d) $1800 Days, 355 2388, evenings department approximately 4 to 5 5-10/12 hours a day, preferably in the GIRL FOR housecleaning. Near 482 4589 4-10/10 There will be a 50* service 1964 RAMBLER Station Wagon. 6 afternoon. Contact Jeff Kositchek campus. Four hours weekly. Call SELL GREAT BOOKS OF THE and bookkeeping charge if cylinder, stick shift $300. at Kositchek's, 113 North 351-8558. 1-10/8 this ad is not paid within FIAT SPIDER Convertible 1968 372-8097 or 882 2810. 5-10/13 Scooters & Cycles Washington Avenue. 10-10/19 WESTERN WORLD: (not one week. Leaving country. Best offer. Call encyclopedias). Work part time. 393-1726. 5 10/12 SUNBEAM ALPINE 1967 Rebuilt TRIUMPH 1968 TR 250 Good By appointment only. Excellent condition Call 484-2687 or part-time throughout the school training Call 484 1336 between 1 he State News will b? engine, 3 new tires. Mechanically FIREBIRD 1967, 2 door hardtop. excellent condition. $1050 485 1111. 7 10/15 year. $2.50 -$3.00 per hour. Male 1:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Only ask responsible only for the 400. V-8, 4-speed, power, vinyl 332-1343 7 10/10 applicants only. Apply for Mr. Cutler. 3-10/8 372-8097. or 882 2810: 5-10/13 to first day's incorrect inser- roof, wide oval tires. Take over SPRINT, HARLEY Davidson 1967, Personnel, STARR payments. Balance due $1,894.80. TEMPEST 1962. One WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in 250cc. Good condition. Call Bob, COMMONWEALTH FOR BOYS, TRANSMITTER ENGINEER: 1st WHERE IS LOVE? Phone Credit Manager IV 9-2379. Alb. class FCC license the $1,000 bracket? We got em. 351 1358 3-10/10 M i required, full or 0-10/10 (517-629-3988). 10-10/8 part time 482-3550 2-10/10 CAMPUS AUTO MART. 2515 employment. Call FORD 1968 Thunderturd. 2 < East Michigan Avenue, across 482-1333. 13-10/10 STEREO 101 TRIUMPH TR-4 1964. Excellent from the Post Office. 484-2345. C Factory air. ail power 15,000 n ALFA ROMEO Sports Cars. 1962, 372-1437 X4-10 12 condition, must sell. Make offer. am.m to 3 I 4 p.n WXYZ FM p.n 1959, both 332-0586. 4-10/10 $750. Larry, Call Kerry. 351-1654. 3-10/9 Auto Service & Parts Employment 8:30 p.m. Apply at SCHENSULS FORD MUSTANG \968, 2+2 CAFETERIA in Meridian Mall TRIUMPH 1963, TR-4. Needs some OCCIDENT Fastback. warranty, excellent PROBLEM? Call TEMPORARY EXPERIENCED from 1-5 p.m. No Saturday, AMX 1968 390, 4 speed. Excellent body work. 56,000 miles. $975. KALAMAZOO STREET BODY condition, faculty car. Best offer. 351-0942. 5-10/9 stenos, typists, office machine Sunday, or Holidays and summers condition. Call 882-2675, Khris. 351-8349. 3-10 10 SHOP Small dents to large operators. Short and long off. X-10/19 new. 4 10/10 wrecks. American and foreign assignments $1 60-$3.50/hour FORD STAR-Liner. 1960 hardtop, cars. Guaranteed work 482 1286 My Gal Friday Office Service 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 484 7771. 3-10/9 Had any LOVE $250. Call 9655-2727 for STUDENTS. CAN and will service lately? appointment'. 5-t0/"12'* WELDERS PRODUCTION. Must be AUSTIN HEALY 1962. New top, m your VOLKSWAGEN Also, experienced. Good benefits Thor excellent engine, good body and FORD GALAXIE, 1965, convertible English Imports. With honesty, Fabricators, 521 North Cedar, STEREO 101 tires. S850 or best offer Good VOLKSWAGEN CAMPMOBILE: reliability, reasonable prices. Give condition Call Marc, Lansing 5-10/12 393-6573.2-10 9 Bargain. Used only 5 weeks. Seats us a try Ask your fellow student, WXYZ FM CAMPUS 655-2663, after 5 p.m. 2-10/8 7, sleeps 4. 332-0545. 5-10/12 he has probably been here and is satisfied. IMPORT AUTO PARTS, BARRACUDA 1968 340-S 4-speed, HUDSON 1954 Super jet liner VOLKSWAGEN 1962. 415 Cedar 485-2047 Rebuilt South fastback. Croger wheels. Excellent Mechanically sound 4 speed engine, radio. Best offer. Call 5-10/12 condition. 351-1658. 3-10/9 Hydro. $100. 355-5921 3-10/9 355-5907 5 10/13 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East JAGUAR 1964-Red roadster. Hardtop included. condition. 351-5162, after 6 p.m. 3-10 10 Excellent VOLKSWAGEN' 1967 23,000 355-9770 after 5 KARMANN miles p.m. 3-10/9 Ghia. $1200 Kalamazoo Street Complete coll.sionserv.ee auto . Since 1940 painting IV 5-0256. and C HILL SI,895. 882 7531, MODEL A Ford Completely VOLKSWAGEN 1965 Good Aviation 3-10 8 condition. $600 best offer. Call reconditioned. $1200. Phone or 627 2886 after 4 30 p.m. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to 669-3027. 3-10/9 If you thought Campus Hill was great before, come see our CAMARO.1967.Excellent learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! weekdays. 3-10/8 NEW models. Larger apartments with 1967 MUSTANG. V-8, automatic, Special $5.00 offer. 484 1324 C twin dressing rooms. power steering. 487-6141, ext VOLKSWAGEN 1965. Beige Good Party lounge. Central air. Groovy furnishings. The best SI 750 393-6372 3-10 10 condition. Call after 5 p.m., 4-mans in town. See CAMPUS HILL today. Model open 2-6 238 882-8631. 3-10/9 Scooters & or 351 2576. 3-10/10 Cycles daily, Apt. 201G. From $58.75/month/person. CHEVROLET 1960, 2 door. One owner 56,000 miles. $125. MUSTANG 1965. Fastback. 289, VOLKSWAGEN 1964 One owner. 355-0163. 3-10 10 4BBL Barrel, 4-speed, heater and radio 694-0873. 5-10 8 HONDA 350 Sera CHEVROLET 1961, 2 door hardtop. miles. Must Dependable and clean $250. OLDSMOBILE 1960 4 door, power 489-5146.5-10/12 Slingerland Kri steering, brakes. $150 WOW' VOLKSWAGEN 1967, Camper bus. 351-3280. 3-10/9 355 9490 5-10/9 Fully equiped with pop-up top CHEVROLET 1968, Impala and outside tent. Open for convertible, white, black top. red OLDSMOBILE '66 Custom inspection. at GLENN interior. SS-427. 15" wheels, V ista-Cruiser 9 passenger, HARRIMAN VW INC. 6135 W. 4-speed, radio, rear speaker, power Automatic with power steering, Saginaw, Lansing. 3-10/9 MOTORCYCLISTS DREAM steering, power brakes. Very 339 9219. 3-10/9 Norton for less than 75c sharp Best offer over $2,250. V/OLKSWAGEN 1967 Komki Bus. , 351 2196. 3 10/8 43^7969, 1630 Cooper Avenue. OLDSMOBILE 1962, F-85, V-8 X2-10/8 standard tjres shift many Runs extras. good New $295. One owner. 31,981 miles. Call Frank Morrison, 482-6226, 3-10/9 -rum 217 Ann St. - next to Min-A-Mart CHEVROLET 1967. V-8. automatic 372-8080. ask for Mr. Moore LOVE is here 1959 MGA, yellow. Excellent transmission, radio One owner Are Call Jock Neller, 482 6226 3-10/9 5-10/13 condition. $725. Call 372-8388, you? 623 E. Grand River after 6 p.m. 3 10/10 CHEVROLET 1964 cylinder, standard. $325 355 7947 3-10/10 4-door, Very clean. 6 OLDSMOBILE 1969 Delta 4-door hard toP Air, accessories, low mileage. IV 2-0215. 3-10/8 1968 OPEL Rallye. 102 4-speed. Undercoated. Call Barry. 351-9086. V10 13 HP., STEREO 101 WXYZ FM LOUIS East Lansing Across From Student Services CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACR0SS 27. Small sturgeon Place Your 1. Beverage 29. Girl's name 4. Pronoun 30. Vigor 7. Coal dust 31. Lorelei PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD 11. Heavy demand 32. Acknowledge Cedar Village 12. Provender 35. Sesame oil: var. 13. Arrow poison 36. Greenswards Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. 14. Ugly building 37. Household STATE NEWS will bill you later. 16. Seasoning appurtenance 17. Succinct 40. Short note 18.intense 41. Assistance 19. Burst lorth 42. Eggs 21. Witch bird 43. Mast 1. Consumed 4. Brusque 22. Speck 44. Pasha 2. Ballad 5. Stag 23. Vivid 45. Modern 3. Enforce 6. Watch 7. Training Consecutive Dates to Run 2 BEDROOM 8. Two-toed sloth 9. Unwoven fabric 10. Garden party !- . 15. Foreman Heading 2 MAN APARTMENT J: 18. Anecdotage 19. Ger. industrial city 20. Twaddle W- 21. Knack Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. $2QQ 00 /month 23.Treasure 24. Skyline de Married Couples 1 26. 28. Is able Kindled 10 Words-or Less: 3 $160-$175/month Over 10 Words Add: 40$ days - J4.00 per word IP 31. 32. Shabby Charity f 33. Far reaching PHONE 332-5051 34. Parent 35. Soft cheese t Mail to: Michigan State News 37. Craze i 347 Student Services Bldg. 38. Sundown MSU East Lansing, Mich. 39. Untrained Michigan State News, hast Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 8, 1969 ]5 SAY IT For Rent IN FRONT OF 50,000 LARGE FURNISHED apartment for 2-BEDROOM duplex. Haslett Road. HOLT AREA-studio apartment. DRUM SET For Sale Ludwig, seven piece, Beaumont rally FREE ... A thrilling hour of beauty. PEOPLE! Talk anbout business 3 girls on Albert. Utilities paid. Refrigerator, stove, carpeting and Unfurnished, ground floor, one gold sparkle. Excellent condition. For appointment, call 484-4519. (continued from pafe one) services with a Student Service 1.4-10/10 basement. $160. Plus utilities. bedroom, couples only. No 484-3850. 3-10/8 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS "I suspect that what is really Directory ad. Cass Judi, 355-8255 351-0837. 3-10/9 children or Pets. $100. month. STUDIO. 1600 East Michigan. behind the domino theory is today for details. OKEMOS: NEAR MSU 646-6811 after 5 p.m. 7-10/8 STEREO TURNTABLE C-10/9 2 BEDROOM furnished. 1st floor. Harman-Kardon and speakers. that any number of these Semi-furnished, four bedroom, 1% baths. 211 East North, Lansing. $130. 711 East Apartments 337-0727. 5-10/8 corrupt and unpopular regimes TV RENTALS: G.E 19" Family preferred. $250. Plus utilities. 351-8535. 5-10/12 485-4917, 372-4747. 3-10/10 711 Burcham S.J. would be overthrown if the -Because "we're told, 'Kill, portable--$8.50 per month New deluxe 1-bedroom 3/4 SIZE mattress, box spring and United States would withdraw niggers, kill.'" including stand. Call J.R. ONE GIRL needed for 3 man Culver company, 351 8862 furnished 2 or 3 man frame. Sleeps 2 nicely. 337-0727. Don't Ever military support from them. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C CAPITOL VILLA apartment in Lansing. 12 minutes apartments.Available now Best offer. 5-10/8 "But theyVe anti-communist, -Because "our resources are from campus. $61. Month. Car for 9-month or 1-year leases. Wonder about and anybody who's being wiped out over there." APARTMENTS needed. 882-0897. 5-10/13 BEDS-SINGLE; 3 chairs; lamps; NEWG.E. Portable and stands rented 489-9651 351-3525 »nti-oommunist gets support large gas stove, $160 or best offer. Riddle also expressed concern only to MSU students and faculty. Married, post-grads,and sen¬ 1 bedroom apartment, furnished. GRAD STUDENT upstairs apartment Where you from the United States," 337-1714.4-10/8 for the lack of $8.84 month [including tax], iors. 1 and 2 bedroom apart¬ Close to campus. 351-0903 or Battastine said. "Mussolini's equal in Okemos. Share bath and STATE MANAGEMENT 351-7880. C-10/9 Stand. only problem was that he was opportunity for education nd ments. From $150-$ 165. Near kitchenette. $70. per month. Call BIRTHDAY CAKES -7 "-$3.64. CORPORATION, 444 Michigan 8"-$4.18, 9"-$5.20. born at the wrong time," housing in the United States for Ave. 332 8687 C Campus. For information call 332-0914.3-10/8 Delivered. black veterans. KWAST BAKERIES, 484-1317. J.B. Riddle then expressed the TV RENTALS-Students onTy. 332-5330. PARK TRACE C-10/9 BLF's attitude toward the war. "Every time we see another Low monthly and term rates. Call He said that blacks are contradiction of Americanism, 484-2600 to reserve yours. 1 GIRL for 2 girl apartment. Own Carpeted. Fine Quality furnitur APARTMENTS CLARINET, BUNDY. Excellent bedroom, fireplace, beautiful Colored appliances condition. $80. Call ED 2-1162. RICHARD WADDELL: Where are as blacks, we shake our heads. UNIVERSITY TV. C Okemos, E. Lansing. MSU. We think that we have to build a location. Call 351-7396, between Air-conditioning. Security locks 5-10/12 you Come play the circle game. 4:30 and 6 p.m. 4-10/10 Parking. Beautifully i Spacious garden style. 1, 2, & nation like the NLF has been RENT A Company-$9.50 TV from a per month. Call TV Select clientele. Lease. Call 3 bdrm. apts. Walkout patio or balcony. Now available. NEW RANGE hood with fan and Call 351 3486. 1-10/8 Anthropological trying to do in Vietnam," Riddle 337 1300 1 MAN winter/spring term. New 332-3135 or 882-6549. O lights, bronze tone, $25. Call Korean Students said. "We're engaged in the same NEJAC TV RENTALS Also taking applications for 1 films scheduled • Cedar Village. Call today, 655-2727 days for appointment. kind of bdrm. apts. Model by Bishops get-together struggle." 351 1243. 3 10/9 5-10/12 at FURNISHED APARTMENTS Furniture Rental. Call 332-5094. NEW MOPAR Car Captain's Room in 4-Butte-l, the first radios for sale. jeopardy 920 North Pennsylvania. Unfurnished Student Union ONE GIRL for 4 Reduced except stove and refrigerator. $55. per man FACULTY APARTMENT.' $90 value for $25. 351-1080, call presentation in a series of man 7:30 p.m. October 10th late. 5-10/12 anthropological films scheduled rates NevJ Cedar Village Carpeting, garbage disposal, utilities Unfurnished. No pets. EAST For rides Call 355-8103 (4-man apts.) this term, 351 8216. 5-10/8 paid. $110. Phone for appointment. LANSING MANAGEMENT. will be shown at 7:30 1-625-7177 5-10/12 12 STRING guitar with case Good (continued from page one) Phone 332-2627. C 3LACK, EMBROIDERED, p.m. Thursday on the second $160. married couples condition. Reasonable price. apricot-lined (shroud, imperial, floor MSU Museum auditorium. A new position 353-0343, Karen. 5-10/12 wedding)-too rich exchange for Senate's Democratic majority. LARGE UPSTAIRS, 1 4 blks. to Campus Other films scheduled this He bought it with a check made for LOVE... $135. 2-bedrooms, ground level, ROLL-AWAY Bed frame Emperor's Clothes. Caftan. 1-10/ term include "The Hunters," and out to Baker. large basement, utilities included, Ph. 337-0298 or N0RTHWIND Oct. 23, and "Nanook of the In 1964, when Baker was STEREO 101 parking furnished. 325 North FARMS North," Dec. 4. Pennsylvania Avenue 351-3969. HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. A discussion is scheduled being investigated for using his WXYZ FM Faculty Apartments CRAZY "C" influence to get MGIC favored 351-7910 following each film. 351-7880 STEREO AMPLIFIER Knight. 75 There is admission treatment, the names of all RIDING STABLE no charge. stockholders were introduced to MEADOWBROOK TRACE, 2 watts. Top line. New tape deck. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North: bedroom luxury apartment to Magnavox sound on sound, sound the Senate Committee. Adams' Furnished studio. Utilities paid. sublease. 882-1373. 3-10/9 with sound. Call Bill, 353-2751. HAYRIDES, horse-drawn name was one of those * Private entrance. $100/month plus 3-10/9 sleighrides, boarding, lessons." Raihftitt mentioned. big. WOMAN to share deluxe, 2 bedroom deposit. 627-5454. 310/8 Group rates on riding. 4 miles "Hie only guy whose actions apartment at Eagle Crest in Holt. ONE HUNDRED used vacuum 694-7341. 4-10/10 6 Guys and 5 Gals cleaners, tanks, canisters and were questioned was Baker," Needed to fill Adams said Tuesday. single uprights. All in good condition. 1 ROOMMATE-HIP share not quite 2 man, 2 rowdy. bedroom To vacancies at 731 (walk to campus) year Dennis warranty. $7.88 and up. Distributing Co., 316 Peanuts Personal swamps "As for my role in the stock transaction, there was never any beautiful apartment. Cheap. Luxurious completely North Cedar (opposite City allegation of improper, unlawful, 351-1008, 353-8145. 3-10/10 furnished & carpeted apts. Market.) 482-2677. C-10/14 Tunisia unethical or conduct on my part," he said. questionable cAbrtll (Hi GIRL BADLY needed to rent Swimming pool & fully HAPPY BIRTHDAY Paul. P.S. 3rd "At the time 11959). Mr. Baker luxurious New Cedar Village equipped party-game room. TUNIS (AP) buffalo is -- The equivalent was a widely known and highly Oivif-c Apartment. Call Sue after 351 3080 3-10/10 5:30 See model at 731 Burcham Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. NIKON NIKKOREX F with Fb Society. 1-10/8 greased. Mulligan of 10 years' rain has fallen in the last 10 days in the central and respected official of the United States Senate. (Model phone 351-7212) 50 mm and F2.8 at 135 i Student / Aportments Aporl 1 GIRL for 4 man apartment. $65/month. Call Ann, 351-2285. $195. 332-1901 6 p.m. to 8 5-10/10 t A HAPPY Dippity-Do! BIRTHDAY In A»O.T., to you R.W. southern arm leaving hunctyds dead and much of Tunisia, "As an economist, 1 n»rde a serious error in judgment," X1-10/8 of the road 5-10/13 system swept away. Adams said. "1 settled for a HAVING DIFFICULTY STEREO COMPONENTS. I^ame Offtctafc #& Tuesday the profit of $2,000 when 1 should ONE GIRL for FINDING ROOMMATES? 3 gi brands at discount prices. Catl pohfod WttCfs pose a threat the have waited a few more months $60/month. 340 Evergf 337-0880. 10-10/9 bMlth. Although they set the and made $76,000. This, indeed, Roomate Service ^51-4637.3-10/10 * death toH at 426, they fear it is embarrassing." Big rooms, big closets, big features, little price. That's ENTIRE FAMILY wgar Glasse5? will rise. No deaths of SOUTH foreigners Adams considers the "revival CAN HELP YOU! PENNSYLVANIA, Q near Save OPTICAL North Pointe. Swimming pool. Air conditioning. Carpet. at DISCOUNT, have been reported. of this bit of stale news" an 541 E GRAND RIVER Cavanaugh. 1 bedroom, furnished. 2615 East Michigan. 372-7409. THE MEN of Phi Kappa Tau Draft clause. Apartments for 2-3-4-5 persons from Some 50,000 homes have been indication of 351-3558. $150 per month. 393-2523. C-10/10 cordially invite Alfonso Godoy to "just how $55/month/person. Call the J.R. Culver Company today. 3-10/10 destroyed and 40 bridges desperate some people are about BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 open rush, winter 1970. 1-10/8 bedroom apartment, FOR RENT DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and brake* my non-candidacy for MSU furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or engagement ring sets. Save 50 per ? Real Estate Twihjtol ft# rain, but roads a president." 12 month leases. Call 337-0511. cent or more. Large selection of ^ cut The "I really don't want to dignify omplete house. 6^ people. bedroom, this thing with extensive Corner of Haslett and Hagadorn Completely furnished. All utilities plain and fancy diamonds. 8 ROOM house. 4 1V4 Js partly under Roads. 24-10/31 $ 2 5-1 1 50. WILCOX baths, den, living room with large -.v IxJIy city of discussion," he said. "If some paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. c sf. y/. Itfjftte* SECONDHAND STORE. 509 East bay window. 2 car garage people think they can get some CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished. Living Michigan. 485-4391. C Tamarisk Subdivision. Located mileage out of the revival of this HOUSE ROOMS, efficiency room, bedrooom, kitchen, bath North Harrison and Lake Lansing bit of stale news that has Call ED 2 5374. 5-10/10 apartments across from campus. VM MODEL 382 portable road. 636 Tarleton. Shown by Service no Reasonable rates. 332-2462. significance whatsoever, they're stereophonic phonograph. 6 appointment 332-3828. 10-10/10 3-10/10 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith free to do so. I consider it a LOVE is where months old, $140. Call 332-0018 offset printing. Complete service reflection on them, not on me." 3-10/10 you find it... SOUTH SIDE private home. before noon. Recreation "There were no charges Furnished. Will accommodate 5 manuscripts, general typing. IBM. brought against me during the RIDING, HAYRIDES and Party 20 years experience. 332-8384 C Senate investigations," Adams STEREO 101 students. $16/week each, utilities Room for appointments. Call paid. Lots of parking. 485-5227. 677-0071. said. "If they want to make 217 Ann St. - next lo Min-A - Mart 351-8862 WXYZ FM WHITE BIRCH 4 10/12 MEL: Typing, muhilithing. NIKON NIKKOREX F with FI.4 at STABLES AND SHOP. 0-10/10 BARBI those charges, I will answer 50 mm and F2.8 at 135 mm. No job too large or too small, them. However, I will not Rooms Block off campus. 332-3255. C $195. 332-1901 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Service answer an anonymous, 5-10/10 MATURE MALES: 2 rooms, two ... t j dark-alley type of slutting DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS, wartiea miles from campus. Call after 6 CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for and gowns. Reasonable charge. ^ attack. p.m. 332-3376. 3-10/9 sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos BLOOD DONERS NEEDED $7.50 Experienced. 355-1040. 8-10/10 . Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 for all positive. A negative B kA ^ _ 1 I c SUEDE AND Leather refinishing negative and AB negative, $10.00. /Y\ {J fl II CU I J service. Move up to the O negative, $12. MICHIGAN professionals cleaning service. COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, . # MALE DOBERMAN 1 year old. All shots and AKC registerable. Likes OKEMOS CLEANERS, 332-0611. 10-10/15 • : 507% Sftst Grand Lansing. Abov* the rtew Campus River, East p. LJ I II . _ _ TRACK Recorder-Player for the kids, but good watch dog. Book Store, hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 home. Makes tapes for your car, 487-0202. 5-10/10 ALTERATIONS-HEMS, coats, p.m. Monday , Wednesday and dresses, and men's trousers. Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 I too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up 1*1 Reasonable, will pick and stage strike at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 WE IMARANERS AKC registered up South Pennsylvania, Lansing C $75. Males and females. Elliot, deliver at dormitories and sorority p^toe^m^-^ c 351-0720. 11=10/17 houses. 882-2576. 3-10-9 WANTED: FOOTBALL tickets OSU BEDROOM ranges, SUITES, refrigerators, lamps, sofas, chairs, chests, WEIMARANER PUPPIES, AKC, GUITAR LESSONS: Learn quickly XI ™U; 351-5124.7-10/10 bUV Ca" MONTREAL (AP) - by ear. Most any style. 355-9770. Montreal's 3,700 policemen trunks. Stop out. You can't beat stud, field trial experience. Female our prices. Bob & Dave's 4216 S. has CD and World Dog Award. 3 10/9 qi IC „ I I" struck Tuesday for more money, Cedar. Phone 393-6025. 1-10/8 Phone 351-0238.5-10/8 NEED UNDER GRADUATE MATH Lk ? V'.MS Jack Tar Hotel. Will arrange hours * «f the 2,400 firemen . .. , . , TUTORING? Call 353-7122. If no to fit your schedule. Apply fo,,owed 511,1 *nd Provincial FENDER JAGUAR guitar Best answer, call 355-0980. 5-10/10 personnel! office. 5 10/9 government leaders said reasonable offer. Call Russ, Canada's largest city was 351 2065. X4-10/10 BABYSITTING IN my licensed "threatened by anarchy." TV AND stereo repair and service. DALMATIONS: PUPPIES and grown home. Full and p*rt time. The Quebec provincial Fast and reasonable rates. Call dogs. COACH ACRES, 1113 Logan-Mt Hope area 485-3383 government invoked the Tihart Road, Okemos. 339-8930, Randy at 351-8939. 3-10/10 5-10/8 339-8666 X6-10/10 emergency powers section of the Police Act to put municipal prefinished picture frames and SECRETARIAL POSITION more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 MALE DOBERMAN 1 year old. All - police forces in Montreal under shots and AKC registerable. Likes TYPING: Experienced work, done Experienced, plus associate the command of provincial South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C IBM Electric. Reasonable. degree. Need job afternoons, police. Premier Jean-Jacques kids, but good watch dog. on SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! 487 0202. 5-10/10 Phone 485 5575. 3-10/10 Bertrand also announced special ~ Brand new portables-$49.95, WANTED: 2 . . . legislation was being prepared to TERM PAPERS, evnelopes, general general admission • $5.00 per month. Large selection AKC registered $75. u . * of reconditioned used machines. Males and females. Elliot, typing. Dictaphone or tape tickets to UM-MSU game 0rde/ Stnkin8 °ff,cerS teck to 351-0720. 11-10/17 transcription. 393-3663 20 10/24 351 7613. 5 10/8 W°rk" „ Singers, Whites, Necchis, New But Guy Marcil, president of Home and "Many Others," $19.95 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS WANTED: 1 man for 2 man the Policemen's Brotherhood, DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, TYPING. I am experienced and apartment. Close to campus. Call said his followers were "ready 1115 North DEL REY Imperial Skylounge reasonable. Near MSU. Phone after 5. 351-2367. 2-10/8 for a long siege." They refused Washington, to obey the orders of provincial — 489-6448. C-10/9 camper. 1 year old, fully 351-1765. 1-10/8 equipped. Price $2,000. 669-9750. MALE STUDENT desires studious officers and occupied police 3-10/10 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term roommate Trailer behind Gables, CASSETTES AT big savings. headquarters Michigan made, top quality. 1964 ACTIVE, 10x50. New furnace, papers. Anita Warren; SCM Electric. Call 351-0763, 351-7086. In the fiSt few hours of the Includes mailer box, labels. Postpaid. C-60, $1.49 each or 5 air conditioned. Call 699 2588, C-10-9 WANTED: TICKETS or coupons for police walkout robbers hit eight for $6 50. C-90, $1 95 each or 5 after 5:30 3-10/10 MSU-UM game Call after 5. banks, one finance company, for $8.50 Write: Cassettes, 23434 COMPLETE THESIS Service. 351 2367 2 10/8 two grocery stores, a jewelry Industrial Lost & Found Discount printing, typing and store and a private home. Park Court, binding of theses, term papers, 3 OR less non-student MSU-UK THE TREASURE CHEST Farmington, 48024. 4-10/12 LOST: VICINITY of campus-black resumes and publications. Lowest football tickets. 355-9171. 1-10/1 wallet and brown prescription ORGAN 1969 Hammond Spinet. prices available. Located across sunglasses (wires). Needed is a new column which will appear every Friday in the Classified Section of J-343, $800. Call 393-1450 before 5 p.m.; after 6 p.m. 882-4836, ask urgently. 2 10/9 Reward. 372-7324. from campus on corner of M.A.C. and Grand River, below the Style STUDENT close DESIRES to campus. housework Experienced. Call Noted OUthor VMWI Shop. Call COPYGRAPH 353-1067 3-10/10 your STATE NEWS beginning Friday, October 10, 1969. for Cindy. 6-10/14 LOST: CLASS ring, dark green stone. SERVICES, 337-1666. C The Treasure Chest will contain items to be sold for $25.00 or less. SAXAPHONE, ALTO, gold. A-1 condition, with extras. Paid over Fraternity letters Reward. 337-7691.3-10/10 encrusted. PAULA ANN HAUGHEY: HARDTOP FOR MG Miget II or Austin-Hwly Sprite Ml, 1964V, to to speak a unique $350, make offer 485-4133. quality thesis service. IBM typing, 1967. C«II Bill after 4 p.m. Colin Wyatt, noted author, 3-10/10 355-9237. 3-10/10 world traveler and lecturer, will The Cost? multilith printing and hard binding. 337 1527. C speak to the general public Oct. WANTED 2 coupons prefer Junior 13 at 1;5Q jn 207 Berkey Only S1.50 for a minimum of 15 words. Who is Brother LOST: BLACK kitten vicinity PIERSMA TYPING SERVICE, IBM for MSU-UM game. Will pay extra. H „ Gunson and Beech. Phone Call after 6 p.m. 351-3114. 2-10/9 ™1- . .. . . . 10c for each additional word. John? 353-8380. Evenings. 3-10/10 typing, printing and binding. Wyatt s visit is sponsored by service for thesis, Quality GUITARIST," VOCALIST, bassist the Asian Studies Center. He will Call 355-8255 today to place an ad for your Treasure Chest item or items. STEREO 101 LOST: GRAY and black striped cat. dissertations, manuscripts, etc. piano for creative speak about "Afghanistan-Hub Over 7 years experience. WXYZ FM Bailey and Ann streets. 351-6806. 351 9507. 00 Jaw-Folk- Rock group. Call Ed of Central Asia." 3-10/10 332-1418 after 6 p.m. 3-10/10 There is no admission charge. Wednesday, October 8, 1969 16 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan SW'FT'S PiREM UM PROTEN ROUND STEAKS SW'FT'S PREMIUM PROTEN 98c SIRLOIN STEAKS 3 LB. PKG. 0'? MORE lie ALL-BEEF HAMBURG c SHOULDER PORTION lamb roast ... 59' OPEN WEEKDAYS 8 AM -10 PM FALARSKI ring bologna ... 59' OPEN SONOAYS10 AM - 7 PM ECKRICH SMOKED 12 FL. OZ.CANS chipped meats 3j !?*■ SIi pkg. COCA COLA V. spare 6 65 PET RITZ FROZEN SECOND WEEK UBS GIANT EBERHARD'S BRAND SAIEI CHERRY PIE REG. 24C EBERHARD'S 16 OZ. WT. CAN A 9- 4M § %/ 9° FRIHT COCKTAIL 21 20 0Z SLICE! WTO 9-|| PKO. 'M* IMS""7: REG. 120 EBERHARD'S , TOMATO SAUCE 10 CHOC. VANILLA PUDDINGS EGG CUSTARD BUTTERSCOTCH 39' FRESH, MTATr BROWNIE MIX 39' REG. 19C EBERHARD'S ^ fk FRYER 4c OFF- CHE F BOY AR CHEESE PIZZA DEE MIX 15.5 OZ. 39' KIDNEY BEANSIO BREASTS OR FRYER LEGS FRGZ. T.V. DINNER 49' SWIFT'S OEEF STEW 24 OZ. WT. CAN 55* REG. 29c EBERHARD'S noodles MEDIUM EX°BR0AD 12 0Z- PKG- 25' REG. 44c EBERHARD'S BLUE fabric rinse 39 meaty turkey 5~'l REG. 1.19 EBERHARD'S REG. 49c EBERHARD'S pink GT. AMERICAN SOUPS 48 OZ. peanut butter WT. JAR 99' fabric softener half gal. 39< drumsticks SWIFT'S TENDER 'BONNIE LEE WHITE OR YELLOW A| A ducklings POPCORN SAVE 25c polly ANNA family :£ 24 SAVE CASH OA HEALTH I) ifif EXTRA DRY REG- S,ZE aqua, gold, 4 j michigan ^ aa WHITE BREAD 3—- 49v JERGEN'S LOTION:?189* DIAL SOAP pink, white e a. 14' Mcintosh apples 3 a 39* REG. $1.49 - REG. or super MICHIGAN » WHITE RAIN POLLY ANNA CINNAMON ROLLS 9 - 09 shampoo^0' woz 59c kotex naap