EDITORIAL A day to end th "modern" society and it just didn't and tired of inflation. It's benefit of whom and how it can be A coffin. Postmarked Vietnam. eating at has been taken care of. Nothing worldwide, whether that blood was fit. Maybe you looked over the us all, well, most of us. The rich get ended. For one reason or another, from Vietnam or our own streets. Maybe it was a relative, or a friend, drastic is involved. or a classmate, or just an "long, hot summers" in this country, richer, and Vietnam's slowly getting they have concluded that the war in This is an exercise in freedom of and it did fit too closely for your We just want you to attend the acquaintance. - annihilated. Vietnam (at least any role in that speech and expression. You gotta comfort. teach-in, speeches, rally and march, conflict for America) must, Whatever your reason yell it loud for our highest officials Maybe personal tragedy and Perhaps you are black, and fighting . . . and think about it all. The exercise involvement weren't required. Maybe End the war in Vietnam NOW. absolutely must, cease now. to hear it. There's no need for won't hurt you. against the Vietnamese and for It is not a matter of getting out violence; there's enough of that in it was just raw figures - over 44,000 Today is the day to end the war. America is a low blow. What awaits The moratorium is not the gradually, so as to save face, or Vietnam and our inner cities now. Americans dead in Vietnam, along Wednesday, Oct. 15. And if they you here? Equality, democracy? don't end it today, America will visit workings of "shaggy-haired flaming getting out by blasting North Democracy - we merely want you to with 93,000 Saigon soldiers, Maybe. radicals" who are all commies and Vietnam out of existence, so our take an active role; just being present supposedly 546,000 NLF and an Washington, D.C. Nov. 15 to finish Perhaps you favor the North the task we hope. thus should all be shot. The illustrious President won't have to be will do. estimated two million civilians dead - Vietnamese government and, for that moratorium is the workings of the first President to lose a war. It is Will you help end the bloodshed? - that turned you off. It's the biggest demonstration to reason, think America should get the thousands of Americans who have a war in which there are no winners, Today. Perhaps you sat down and hell out. ever hit this country. You don't have asked themselves WHY Vietnam only plenty dead. Our face has rationally looked at such a war in Then again, you could just be sick to worry about missing class; that -The Editors exists, for what purpose, to the already been smeared in blood He or she . . . Wednesday Cloudy . . • . . who supports a state and not cool with . so a high MICHIGAN . . . organized in a military near 60 degrees. Warmer STATE NEWS way--whether directly or tomorrow. indirectly-participates in the sin of war. STATE -Mahatma Ghandhi UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Vol.62 Number 64 Wednesday, October 15, 1969 Nation observes Viet moratorium By ARTHUR EVERETT Associated Press Writer Washington, where 17 Senators and 47 t which originated among student groups, Buffalo and Syracuse University, among congressmen have expressed support for' "Communists and anarchists who want to others. Across the great length and breadth of nonviolent demonstrations. the nation, the stage was set Tuesday bring down the government of the United The widow of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther for Rep. Wayne L. Hays, D-Ohio, has called States." Vietnam Moratorium Day, a protest by King Jr. is expected to lead thousands of congressional supporters of the There will be antiwar candlelight parades marchers on a candlelight parade around Americans who oppose the war. moratorium "self-appointed emissaries of from the United Nations Bldg. to St. the White House. Others, however, are expected to fly flags Hanoi who want to make it appear the Patrick's Cathedral in New York, and in support of U.S. policy in Vietnam -- a The Veterans of Foreign Wars has House of Representatives is on the side of similar processions at the University of counter demonstration mounted a campaign to by what one Hanoi." encourage Alabama, Georgetown University, the spokesman called America's "silent He called sponsors of the demonstration, University of Delaware, the University of (please turn to page 11) majority." House members planning an all night session with speeches in support of the Vietnam moratorium survived an early Hershey doubts feasibility attempt Tuesday evening to shut them off A motion to adjourn the House, offered before a single war protestor had a chance to speak, was defeated 210 to 99. Other attempts to block the session were of volunteer armed forces expected later in the evening. Leaders and backers of the moratorium have called for a nonviolent disruption of Moratorium the ordinary daily routine, and law enforcement officials have expressed no great outward concern. Some cities called WASHINGTON (AP)--Lt. Gen. Lewis B. economic factor and bring them up to the He proposed also that certain other extra police to duty, but mainly to handle Hershey, indicated Tuesday he doubts the level of other walks of life." benefits should be provided, and possibly In accordance with the nationwide moratorium today, the Academic traffic. United States could raise an all-volunteer Schweiker is the sponsor of legislation some sort of plan to finance college Council approved a resolution last week which enables both faculty and "The moratorium is as committed against military force of more than a million men. aimed at promoting an all-volunteer force education for the children of service men. students of MSU to attend the debates and discussions without fear of violence as it is against the Vietnam war," Hershey told a panel at an Army principally by raising the income of service Bradley H. Paterson Jr., former executive said association meeting that a major director of the National Advisory reprisal. Rep. Allard K. Lowenstein, D-N.Y., a men. The Academic Council announced that the "holding of classes and congressional backer of the requirement for an all-volunteer force is "We believe a person should be able to Commission on Selective Service, said that attendance at classes be regarded as optional," and the cancellation of classes demonstrations. "to get the world peaceful enough" so the earn as much in the Army after he without the draft the armed forces are President Nixon has said he will not United States could get along with force of likely to suffer in both quality and by the instructor be made prior to today. graduates from high school as he would in The council also announced that students and allow his course in Vietnam or Paris "to be about that size. a civilian job," Schweiker said. numbers. faculty members would not be penalized for absenteeism from scheduled classroom activity. swayed by those who demonstrate." Currently, there are more than 3.4 In South Vietnam, President Nguyen Van Congressman Donald W. Riegle Jr., R-Mich., Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich. million Americans in uniform. and Thieu said he believed the majority of Acting President Adams will be the principal speakers in today's schedule Hershey, who will be replaced next Americans back the allied war effort. But Massey preamble OK'd of events between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. at the rally in the Auditorium. February, said a second requirement for an The schedule announced by the moratorium committee is: he added: "I think it is very normal that in all-volunteer force which the Nixon a free and democratic country . . . people Administration has set as a goal is to "find can express their thinking in any way." new ways of getting people to live up to In support of the moratorium, rallies are MORNING their responsibilities." 9-11 a.m. 9 -- -- Teach-in at Fairchild Theatre. John Duley, JMC: "The American Presence in Asia: Some Impressions." planned in New York, Boston and Hershey avoided any controversial statements and alluded to his replacement only indirectly when he said with a wry by Academic Council grin that, "I've read quite a bit lately about 9:20- John Cantlon, provost: "The Ecological Effect of the Vietnamese War." 9:40-Harold Johnson, JMC: "Self-Determination for Southeast Asia: Homecoming age." which was appointed by the Academic Council almost a year ago. Problems and Prospects." All living units must submit their entry The 76-year-old draft director has been The two-sentence preamble was cut in 10 -- A1 Hurwitz, Center for Urban Affairs: "War and Racism." blanks for Homecoming floats by 5 p.m. under fire, in part by some who claim he is Hie Academic Council Tuesday took an half and the remaining part was altered by 10:20 -- Arnold Paul, history:" Vietnam, the Constitution and the Presidency." Friday. six words and two commas, as submitted too old and too rigid to continue to head initial look at the Massey Report and, after 10:40 11:20 -- Panel discussion: "Alternatives to the Warfare State." Clyde - Entry blanks can be left with the the draft system. an hour long debate, agreed to accept an by Thomas Greer, professor of humanities Morris, communications: "New Steps to Control the Panel": Duley, Hurwitz, Homecoming Executive Board in 308 amended preamble of the document. and member of the council. Sen. Richard Schweiker, R-Pa., another Johnson, Paul. Student Services Bldg. The commonly called Massey Report is Five standing faculty committees panel member, contended that the way to A rough sketch of the proposed float induce men to volunteer for military from the Ad Hoc Committee on Student reviewed the Massey Report before the 9 10:30 Beaumont Tower, The Street Corner Society presents: 'The Peace must accompany each entry. Academic Council. - - careers is to "eliminate the negative Participation on Academic Government, People.' Floyd Parker of the Educational Policies NOON Committee said that the committee in general agreed with the spirit of the report 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m. Rally at Auditorium. but were "not in agreement with any Speakers: number of parts of the report." Congressman Donald W. Riegle Jr., R-Mich. He asked that the report be referred back Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich. to committee. Acting President Adams. William Sweetland, chairman of the Moderator: Tom Samet, ASMSU chairman. Faculty Tenure Committee, said that his committee felt the Massey Report gave AFTERNOON inappropriate power to students on faculty committees. He said they felt they were 1 - 3 p.m. -- Peace Walk to the State Capitol (leaves from Auditorium). ''much more appropriate at the college and 3 - Rally at State Capitol. departmental level than it is at the Speakers: University level. Sen. Coleman Young, D-Detroit. Chairman of the University Honors Rep. Jackie Vaughan III, D-Detroit. Zolton Ferency, Democratic candidate for governor, 1966. Programs, John P. Newman, said that his Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Park. committee shared the fear that members of Mrs. Blanche Martin. the Honors College may not be represented on committees. Moderator: Jim Harrison, chairman of Ingham County Democrats. 2 -12 p.m. - Albatross Coffeehouse. Marvin D. Solomon, chairman of the Film: "Vietnam--A Case of Intervention." The Street Corner Society presents: "The Peace People." (please turn to page 11) 8 12 p.m. Rock Concert at Union Ballroom. 'Doctor's Bag' Academic Council - -• Ormandy. What is "The Doctor's Bag" Back Street. A weekly State News feature designed to The Street Corner Society presents: "The Peace People." Acting President Adams, left, Provost John Cantlon, center, and Dale Hathaway, chairman and professor The Vietnam moratorium is sponsored by: The Student-Faculty Coalition to of Agricultural Economics, met with the Academic Council Tuesday to review the eliminate worries, update old wives' tales Massey Report, and satisfy curiosity within the realm of End the War Now. which Is common reference for the Ad Hoc Committee on Student Participation In Academic Government. medical matters. The group, which met In the Con Con Room of the International Center, accepted a .ended the Consult the doctor, Arnold Wemer, preamble to the report. State Ne Dhoto by Bob Ivlns the State News editorial page. 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The State Board of Education a He then presented 10 items to A One of the foremost replacement for Winger. undertaken and completed in 5) Development of a statewide capsul* summary of day's svsnts from was dealt another blow collaborate his statement. our wlrs ssrvlcss. candidates for the post, John Michigan. re districting plan for Tuesday when the man it chose And while the continuing Among them were: 3) Adoption intermediate school districts that Porter, associate superintendent and to replace Dr. Ira Polley of the Bureau of turmoil of the board seems only 1) Reduction of school implementation of a new and would have coterminous Higher to reinforce districts from 1,400 in 1965 to abruptly resigned. Gov. Milliken's boundaries with the community Education, removed himself 644 contemporary teacher Robert M. Winger, the deputy criticism of the board and his now. from consideration Monday, certification code. college districts. superintendent of public proposal to replace it with a reportedly because he did not instruction who last week was have the unanimous support of single appointed director of ' Those defeatists advocating picked to temporarily run the the board. education, the board's treasurer Dept. of Education, said he issued a plea for public support unconditional United States troop In his resignation statement, would not run the department's of the elected board concept. withdrawals ... are the dishonor Winger praised Polley, whose functions after the close of of the free world because they "courage and vigor in attempting James F. O'Neil said an elected business today. accept capitulation." -South Vietnamese President "In the few days since "Dr. Polley's resignation, there are to advance education Michigan was without precedent, despite the fact he was finally in board is "the best insurance of public control over public BIGGEST education." Nguyen Van Thieu already signs that within the forced to resign." department the morale and the will to push forward in education is lessening," he said. He said he had "served under four elected and one appointed O'Neil told a Rotary Club audience Tuesday Northville DISCOUNTS superintendent of public that the governor's proposal "It is my fervent hope that the International News instruction in my 26 years with would "bury the responsibility action of the board to least name at the department. All of these for education in a bureaucracy ON a well-qualified acting have been highly qualified men, that would be unresponsive and superintendent from among the but none have worked under the unaccountable to the public." department's many able civil Viet Cong activity has decreased in the Mekong Delta service employees would be adverse conditions faced Polley. by Dr. by He quoted a recent statement James DRUGS despite the withdrawal of 12,000 American fighting prompt and would brake this "I can say without reservation Allen, U.S. men from the area, U.S. Army sources reported trend." commissioner on education, who that Dr. Polley provided more Tuesday. Winger was chosen by board members when Polley resigned challenges, more inspiration and said, "It is very important to have a body that can speak for COSMETICS CENTERS more examples of the relentless When it was announced that the U.S. 9th Infantry education with following months of conflict as much Division would be withdrawn,, there was speculation pursuit of excellency . . . than between the board and the independence as possible. that the enemy would launch a new round of attacks. But as of yet, the anticipated increase has not begun. any other superintendent in my "If you don't have a VITAMINS commissioner with that Shirley Temple Black, recently appointed to the U.S. delegation to the United Nations, admits some problems Milliken independence, decisions behind the then tend to scenes education be and made for Sol* days thru Sundoy ' in living down her reputation as "little Shirley," but she political reasons because the SPARTAN SHOPPING CENTER peaceful state education commissioner is is plunging ahead in the business of the United Nations. not at liberty to criticize the Trowbridge and Harrison Lansing The 41-year-old mother of three recently addressed state administration." the U.N. Social Committee on "Youth and National O'Neil said a state the notion tnat America will Development." superintendent, without the In her first unilaterally and unconditionally checking action of a state board, major speech, Mrs. Black suggested that withdraw Gov. Milliken said that today's from its could the age of majority be lowered from 21 to 18. This "impose sex education anti-war moratorium "should be commitments," he said. guidelines as well as other touched off a barrage of letters from people who viewed "I believe, and I believe very as an appeal to all parties guidelines on the public schools" thought the voting age should not be lowered. to speed the end of combat." deeply, that public officials at all at his own decree. In statement issued at the levels of government should be "Apparently they misunderstood me," she said. "I a sensitive to, and responsive to, He also agreed with a meant lowering the age in every sense, from marriage to Capitol, Milliken said, "I support statement by the board's the Oct. 15 anti-war moratorium peaceful dissent," the governor president, Peter debts and taxes. Oppewall, when day as a symbol of public desire said. "It can be a source of he said the board's problems are for peace. national strength just as violent emphasized because it is "the "I do, however, withhold dissent, such as we have seen in most 'open to the public' board support of those activities which Chicago, can be a source of of education in the state." undermine current efforts of the shame," he concluded. The board is much more one National News President to end the Vietnam war," he added. He said he endorsed the The State News, the student newspaper at Michigan State objective to end the war, which University, is published every class day and Sundays during is the "common objective of four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in Third party leader George C. Wallace, a presidential those who march in protest or in September. Subscription rate is $14 per year. candidate last year, disclosed Tuesday in Montgomery battle," as well as the President. "It is absolutely imperative Member Associated Press, United Press Ala., that he plans a trip to Vietnam next month. International, Inlarn that efforts to end the war be Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michigai Although Wallace did not mention any specific goal continued, so that we can Press Association, Michigan for his trip other than "fact-finding," speculation is that Collegiate Press Association, Unite< redirect our national energies to States Student Press Association. he is keeping tabs on President Nixon's handling of the priority needs at home," the situation for possible campaign use in 1972. governor explained. Second class postage paid at East Lansing, Michigan. The responsibility for Editorial and business offices at 347 Student The former Alabama governor did not confirm his Service plans to run again, but he did say he was keeping his negotiating the peace lies with Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. the President, he said, not with third party movement alive and watching the Nixon Phones: students, senators, congressmen, Administration to see if the President follows through legislators or governors. Editorial 355-8252 with his promises for dealing with the war and national "No one of us should hinder Classified Advertising 355-8255 the progress of negotiations. The Display Advirtisin" problems. other side will be 353-6400 gravely Business-Circulation 355-3447 misdirected if it the sees Photographic | !355-8311 moratorium only as supporting An attempt to keep the House of Representatives in session all night long in support of the Vietnam moratorium stirred a storm of protest Tuesday by members who support President Nixon's war policy. While some members of the legislative body called the moratorium "awfully close to subversion,"Rep. Andrew Jacobs Jr.. D-lnd., arose, his face red with suppressed anger. "As one of the few members who have faced the Communist enemy as a combat infantryman I resent having my patriotism inpunged for saying that no more American lives should be sacrificed to protect a dictatorship from a dictatorship." Jacobs was one of the sponsors of the all-night session. The nation's biggest auto maker. General Motors, Tuesday denied charges that auto service and repair costs are excessive except in some cases where repairability is sacrificed for safety. The spokesman for GM was testifying in Washington before the Senate antitrust subcommittee investigating the high cost of auto repairs. Most of his remarks were directed at claims that American cars are constructed too delicately to withstand the minor collisions that account for well over three-fourths of all insurance claims. He said GM engineers are working on methods to decrease collision damage by the use of better bumpers. But, he said, the bestthey can come up with isa bumper that protects an auto from any damage at all at speeds DRISTAN Cough Medicine up to 2.8 miles per hour. VITAMINS 100's 0 and may be purchased from any committee member or at the Lansing Public Library, 401 S. Capitol Ave., prrtude to the fonnubtkm and Ibe legislature, bat ab. wwM b« good pwyle from Bernice Scott, chairman of enactment of an overall plan to appropriate legation to " "-""I ticket sales. Deadline for 1 ticket The encourage the development of a implement our 001 numbers. "They Ujjsm (government) of purchases is Oct. 17. Michigan Home of sensible statewide system of recommendations." he said. Representatives recently created community colleges to serve a special committee on students in every area of the community colleges to bring this «tate," Montgomery, chairman segment of the educational of the newly established community within the ternity oever 8ot anything out not return to IK despite the urging of IFC President Ted membership in IFC. STUDENT GRIPES no word from the other thre „w|d our ducs and nevcr black fraternities aboi. Dziak to reconsider the "tM from it.. he withdrawing from IFC. withdrawal He added that IFC is "geared As they and shall be Ann Konde, president of Pan In a statement sent Monday to to those who want to keep were ever Hellenic Council, said she has the four black fraternities on themselves void of the political not heard anything from the black sororities about IT'S WHAT'S ii a ivnni . i book by Madison Kuhn, indefensible from the point of perogative. 1881, Sam appointments are made for withdrawing from Pan Hel. By JEAN MALONE professor of history, MSU view of ethics." Sound familiar? Johnson, a political reasons. An editor of M students have supported many The merits of early enlistment farmer-legislator-instructor, was The Student in 1927 wrote that Many MSU students are movements through the years. were somberly discussed when harrassed so much that he had to the'collegewas a "place where supporting an anti-war In 1927, a writer on The the Civil War broke out. The steP down from teaching. His governors practiced economy to WMSB to recap moratorium and their candidate Student, a Michigan State which for University president and, in school, as well as the state, was agriculture class cover the graft at other points, College paper said that "the strongly anti-slavery. Many emphasized practicality^ practicaL over where students waited four years moratorium events so doing, they are no different element of compulsion makes joined the Union Army before scientific principles, did not while than their acquiring an educational predecessors, the (military training) course the term ended. meet with meet with student student approval approval. rJ According to "Mi<^iigan State: veneer, where football and WMSB-TV (Channel 10) will objectionable from the point of Criticism of instructors has Students also wanted to military training were devote an hour of programming All registered studei it The First Hundred Years", a view of educational policy, and always been student choose the minister for Sunday 2 going to overemphasized and where the from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday for a Philip C. Thorp, Asst. Dean, organizations which chapel. They petitioned for a college presidency is a bait for recapitulation of today's war Indiana University, will be on be act,v,f * * Je™ fust Universalist minister, but were party electioneers." moratorium activities. campus Oct. 23 to talk to ^-register by Oct. 27. The form refused because he was not a pre law students. The interviews for uthl* registration .s will be held in 211 Linton Hall. Students seeking an th« Student Act.v.ty D.vision, Student Services Bldg. available Weekend $600/ Christian. Then, matter as now, fees were a of contention. The m Fos ► 332-6944 2nd BIG WEEK FEATURE appointment may call 355-6677. Mgu ^ *,*b w|I| ho|d , College Speculum, Michigan 1:10-3:15-5:20-7:25-9:30 meeting at 9 tonight in the Agricultural College student The Union Board bridge lessons from 7 to 9 will hold Pavilion. They will winter rodeo planning, * * * discuss items in cars targetj paper, was started to protest the practices of a steward who failed Today is LADIES' DAY-75c to 6 p.m. j to enter receipts and used tonight in the Union Parlors. Dr. Humanities Dept. concert hour Ten reported thefts on campus coat , "Utterly Hilarious!" Cue Magazine and other articles Nancy Terard reported a canned instead of Drury will be the instructor, at will be presented from 7:30 to over the past week resultedI in plentiful "One of the best films about young valued at $65 were taken frQm watch vaJued at ^ six lessons for $3. Sign up at Union Board Office. 9:30 tonight in 104B Wells. The contains Hoist: The totaling more than $600 dollar according to University loop thTmuZ'm£VSrfStaTS people ever made!" Time Magazine nZ| Thf steward concert * * * Debb,e Collins, 261 Landon "Wildly Funny!" A' Y. Times Planets; Strauss: Also Sprach was Bryan Hall Club will host a Zapathustra, and Orff: Carmina Grant Chlieive 135 Abbot A battery said to be worth $35 Hall, told police a pair of glasses dismissed after an investigation speaker at 7:30 tonight in the Burana. Bryan Hall lounge. Dr. Charles Hall told Hall, told police an an air air cleaner was of Davjd Hannah taken from the car worth $45 was taken from her by-the state board. 622 East room. • • San Clements, Dept. of The Agriculture and Natural JTn $27 awere batt^ fromvalhued takencovfer at his car Holden, while parked in F lot. Nancy McLean reported a Univeiitv ite^DurDO^ aTd iU Microbioioffv Microbiology and and Puhiir Public Health will speak on "Longevity and an Health, Resources Council is sponsoring All-Agriculture College picnic parked in the Abbot Hall lot. jOSe Oxoloa, 116 East Holmes cosmetic box valued at $27 was Hall, reported $205 worth of stolen from the corridor outside irrelevant JJS^ 2ny thinkTur^s and academic are the College Student." * at 4:30 p.m. Oct. 19 in the East Greg Copeland, 309 photos and currency were taken her room at 230 North Campbell * * Lansing Park pavilion, corner of Armstrong Hall, reported a from his room. Hall. MSU Ski Club will hold a Alton Road and M-27. Student transistor radio and a cigarette meeting at 7:30 tonight in 109B Club activities and events will lighter valued at $57 were stolen Anthony. Hugo Bohm, director take place. There will be folk from his car, parked in the at Boyne Country, will present entertainment. For further an exhibition and movie, Armstrong lot. information, call Chuch Bethke. A tire and wheel valued at Memberships and deposits for * * * COLUMBIA PICTURES and Boyne week, Boyne weekends Gamma Sigma $105 were reported taken from Friday. Saturday & H RASTAR PRODUCTIONS preset Sigma rush has and Aspen trips will be taken, the car of Gary Easton, 333 BARBRA OMAR been postponed from tonight to Plans for the new meeting place Oct. 19 from 3-5 p.m. in the West McDonel, while it was will be explained. Green Room, Union. parked in the Holden service area. Hall STREISAND • SHARIF Free University will meet Fisheries and Wild Life Club Raylene Bigelow, 750 tonight as follows: will have a meeting at 7:30 WE9NSS9AYS Wisconsin St., Lansing, said a Self-improvement and modeling, tonight in 183 Natural 7 p.m. in 208 Bessey; Resources Bldg. The movie, -«OG*AM .NFC-AT.ON ► 482 "3905 : Contemporary Literature, 7 p.m. 49'ER SAY "Bear Country," will be shown. RfllCHICAK mall theatre > in 301 Bessey; General guitar, Refreshment' will be served. 7:30 in 141 New Music; Health Everyone is welcome. Foods, 7:30 in 309 Bessey; * * * TODAY-LADIES DAY 562 8 W SAGINAW • 484-4403 <3$ TECHNICOLOR* PANAVI90N* Guerilla theater. The MSU Rugby Club will All Ladies 75c to 6:00 p.m. Our regular order Albatross; and elementary hold a meeting at 7 tonight in of Buttermilk Feature at 1:35-3:30-5:30- educational reform, 8 p.m. in 203 Men's I.M. Bldg. The public Pancakes only 216 Bessey. is invited to view films of * * international rugby matches. Food and Nutrition Club will * * * ROBERT RIDP0R0 meet at 7 tonight in 102 Home The Senior Class Council will ROSS. Economics Bldg. Speakers will BUTCH CASSIDy AND meet at 7 tonight in the THE SUNDANCE KID include: Sparrow Hospital dietician, Pillsbury Steffanoff Lounge of the Bring along all now you can SEE anything you want at. Student Services Bldg. Anyone your prospectors. representative, food researcher and a home economist from interested may attend. "ALICE'S RESTAURANT':. ARLO GUTHRIE Lansing. TODAY IS LADIES DAY ... 75c From 1 to 6 P.M. OPEN Green Splash Synchronized LAST DAY At 1:15-3:15-5:15-7:20-9:20 ^*VENABLE HERITOR ARTHUR PENN K& Swimming will hold try outs at 7 tonight in the Women's I.M. QL-ADMER ^^1 — . -I tUUu "Best House in London" ^.HILLARD ELKINS.JOEMANDUKE d,k„s>ARTHUR PENN 6 A.M. To 2 A.M. 3R by DeLuxe j Bldg. COLOR Beal Film Group will present THURSDAY At 1:20-3:20-5:20-7:20-9:20 p.m. 2820 E. Grand River 487- 3761 Persons under 18 not admitted unless with Parent or Guardian "Topper," starring Cary Grant,at 7 and 9 tonight in 106B Wells. A film by Gordon Parks based on his novel. Cost is 50 cents. No ID is required. mm • Bethel Manor will present a "Tea-In" from 7 to 11 tonight at the Bethel Manor, 803 E. Grand River, from Abbot and 9th BIG WEEK! across Mason Halls. MSU Cine Series will present -SHOWN DAILY AT- Humphery Bogart in the Maltese Falcon and Flash Gordon, 1 - 3:15 - 5:30 - 7:30 and 9:45 p.. Chapter 4, at 7 and 9:30 tonight in 101 N. Kedzie. Cost is 50 ►Ox eastern Theatres cents. No ID is required. SPARTAN TWIN EAST The New Community will hold a meeting from 7 to 8 tonight in me maiming nee FRANOOR SHOPPING CENTER ■ 3100 EAST SAGINAW • Ptw 351-0030 39 Union. Sally Neumaier will speak on "Starting a Buyers -^TECHNICOLOR' PANAVISION* From WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS lA Club for Fresh Vegetables Coming-Shirley MacLaine - "Sweet Charity" Can this marriage last? THE WARNER BROTHERS O Featuring RANDY e Their Latest Edition STARTING THIS WEEK Lee Castle t BUFFET DINNER FEATURING POLYNESIAN DISHES THIS WEEK WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NITES 20th Century-Fox presents Jimmy Star and conductor of his fabulous,16-piece Dorsey Orchestra L Come you food plate can sandwiches— is . visit hold here for Cold cuts, the on Dells stack one Buffet where plate for 50c. Make them up—we don't care. The you to enjoy for only 50c per bread, potato salad, baked you get all some RICHARD BURTON in the Stanley "STAIRCASE" REXHARR,S0N Donen Production sad gay story This Thursday night only. $2.75 cover charge. s a beans, olives, and pickles will be served every week Plus weekly specials of assorted cheeses and R-RATED-NO ONE UNDER 18 UNLESS WITH PARENT relishes with apple rings, kidney bean salad, and many other snack favorites. DON'T MISS IT! i| y STARTS TONIGHT AT 7:p.m. & 9:15 coming 0ct.30,GLENN MIDLER ORCH. 3 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 15, 1969 Early * By MIKE MANLEY State News Sports Writer ™ lapses _ moke ™ don't think Ohio State is that much better than us," argued. "If we played them 10 times, I doubt that they would showina showing different so far sn f^r ak thpivarp thing. $4 there Du pritkn; Rvprvnnp nlappc are critics. Everyone places Some blame the coaches, some blame the quarterback Bill tho hi the blame on a beat us by that margin. Being a college football coach can often times be the most Triplett, some say it's the injury jinx and others say the Spartans ''"Our kids didn't push the panic button, they played hard until frustrating, nerve-racking career a man can possibly undertake. just are not as good as they were cracked up to be by the the end. Hie kids, I think, are puzzled by the last two games. Consider the case of Duffy Daugherty. Last week he and his preseason prophets. They never thought anyone could score like that on us. They are By way of comparison, this season in their first four games, staff spent up to 14 hours a day trying to find a vulnerable spot determined to make up for it. in Ohio State's MSU has surrendered 122 points (over 30 a game). Last year at armor. "We haven't thrown in the sponge yet and written this off as a this point in the schedule, they had given up but 48. "Riey spent countless hours viewing the Buckeye's game films bad season," Duffy says with a hint of optimism. No matter what way you cut it-those extra 74 points do make and their own. The films were torn apart and pieced together Even though the Spartans have been less than impressive in a difference. time after time as Duffy and his staff tried to find a weakness in their first Wur contests-owning a rather non-distinctive 2-2 mark Hie Spartans can't afford another complete lapse this weekend the opponent and tried to mastermind a game plan that would thus far-they are still in the running for a trip to the Rose Bowl. lead to victory. against Michigan, or that eternally optimistic Irishman may give In the next four weeks, the Spartans play the four major After all those hours, the work was done and the Spartans had a up reviewing films altogether. contenders who are in the running for the Number 2 spot in the plan of attack. Spartan Notes-As the weeks wear on and the turnovers conference and a trip to Pasadena. TTie Buckeyes, far and away But nine minutes after the opening kickoff-following a pass mount, Duffy Daugherty's half-in-jest comment about his triple the class of the league, are ineligible for the trip because they interception, a fumble and a punt return-Daugherty glanced at option offense sounds more credible. went a year ago. the scoreboard and his team was 20 points down. Now they had "Actually, it's a quadruple option, the way we run it," he In order, MSU plays Michigan, Iowa, Indiana and Purdue. Of smiled. "Sometimes we hand it off, sometimes we pitch it out, to throw out the game plan and play the most demanding kind of these teams, Indiana seems to be in the most advantageous sometimes we pass and sometimes we just let it lie there on the football known to man-catch-up. "We just are not a catch-up kind of football team," Daugherty position. The Hoosiers do not play Ohio State or Michigan and ground." have already notched a win over always dangerous Minnesota. The latest edition of Football News features Harry Devold's said. "We don't have a Mike Phipps or a CJiuck Hixson who can Hoosier Coach John Pont must bow daily toward the Big Ten get three touchdowns back quickly." Top 50. Think the Spartan's look bad to you in thestands? Devoid schedulemaker and give thanks for a non-suicidal schedule. ranks MSU No. 31-seven spots behind Dartmouth (?) and just The result: Ohio State knocked the stuffings out of the Spartans, 54-21. Duffy Daugherty There are as many explanations offered for the Spartan's dismaf under Toledo j\Ttc shifts. No experience necessary. Scheduled increases, paid Location Unfurnished. No pets. EAST • FOR RENT engine, extra good shape. Important? LANSING MANAGEMENT. igin. vacation, paid sick leave. • FOR SALE 489-2154.5-10/19 Phone 332-2627. C University Inn, 1100 Trowbridge • LOST & FOUND Road, East Lansing. 5-10/15 PARK TRACE t PERSONAL TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965. Going WOODMERE Apartments. One V | into Army. Must sacrifice. $700 or WAITRESSES offering 1, 2, 3, extra large block from campus. New one, • PEANUTS PERSONAL best offer. 351-2487. 3-10/17 bedroom two, three, and four man. $70. Full or part time. Excellent wages apartments. • REAL ESTATE 351-9036. 7-10/22 • SERVICE Automotive and benefits. Apply at the Convenient to shopping, TRIUMPH TR-4. Wire wheels, radio, Teakwood Lounge, 3600 South (New Meridian Mall) schools, • TRANSPORTATION tonneau, red. 372-4381, Wayne, and yet providing you with PARTIALLY FURNISHED FORD FAIRLANE 500 convertible, Logan. 882-9507. 7-10/19 • WANTED 1966. Power steering and brakes, anytime. 5-10/20 an atmosphere of apartment across from campus. excellent condition. $850. MECHANICS and mechanic's helpers uncongested freedom to live Inquire after 5 p.m. 113 Louis TRIUMPH GT-6, 1967. Excellent wanted to work on industrial the way you desire - join us in Street, East Lansing. 3-10/17 882-2810, 372-8097. 5-10/20 DEADLINE condition. $1,895. 351-2127. equipment. Call 677-9611. Okemos, THE place to live! FORD GALAXIE 1967. Air, stereo, 4-10/17 5-10/17 Showing 10-6 daily. Closed 1 F.m. one class day be¬ power. Excellent condition. Thursday and Sunday. 10 - fore publication. TRIUMPH 1968 TR 250. Good 12 Saturday. Phone $1295. 482-6133. 5-10/20 RECEPTIONIST-Bookkeeper in law ROOM FOR 4 people in newly Cancellations - 12 noon one condition. Call 484-2687 or office to handle telephone 332-5094. calls decorated house. Short drive to class day before publica¬ FORD 1963 Galaxie. 485 1111. X-10/16 and receptionist duties. General V-8, stick, campus. Call 487-3055 or tion. 4-door, black, sharp. 355-5030. bookkeeping. Typing and EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your 351-5526. 3-10/16 3-10/17 VOLKSWAGEN 1961 Ghia,. Rebuilt shorthand required. For further engine, and 1960 sedan. In good own fine home. New deluxe information and apppointment for PHONE condition. $350. on the Ghia. building. Large airy rooms. Complete house. 6 people. GTO 1966. Gold with black interview call 372-5700. 6-10/19 vinyl Phone 372-4533. 2-10/15 Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. Completely furnished. All utilities top, automatic. $1150. Call paid. Call NEJAC 337-1300. C 355-8255 485-1224. 5-10/20 RESERVATIONS AGENT: Colored appliances. . VOLKSWAGEN 1963. Excellent Air-conditioning. Security locks. Trans-Michigan Airlines, Capitol RATES engine, chrome body. Clean Parking. Beautifully maintained. HAVE YOU BEEN PINNED or IMPALA CONVERTIBLE 1965. City Airport. Phone 489-2446 for engaged? Tell it to the world with interior. 373-5061 days. 3-10/15 Select clientele. Lease. Call 1 day Automatic, power steering. appointment. 3-10/17 an announcement in WHO'S J 1.50 332-3135 or 882-6549 O Excellent condition. 372-8134. WHOSE. Only $1.00- pre-paid. 15^ per word per day VOLKSWAGEN 1966, beige 2-door GRADUATE accounting student for 71 I East Apartments 3-10/15 Room 245 Student Services. 3 davs (4.00 sedan. Very good condition. Call part time bookkeeping. Employer 71 1 3urcham 13 1/2# per 5 days woru per aay JAQUAR 1966 XKE Coupe. Air 393-6858.5-10/20 MA1B6 THE WORK-IN IMA6 A . . wiliaccommodatestudent's hours. . New deluxe 1-bedroom For Sale I3f per word per day $6.50 conditioned, AM/FM short wave, Abarth exhaust, Pirelli tires. VOLKSWAGEN 1963 2-door sedan. SORE 60T ACANW LUNCH BUCKET 0UT0FIT! Willing to work Saturdays and evenings. For interview, call furnished 2 or 3 man 372-9431, evenings. 3-10/16 Radio , low mileage, good 393-5770, ask for Mr. Finn. TF apartments.Available now YOU CAN see savings with Quality (based on 10 words condition. 487-0466 after 6 p.m. for 9-month or 1-year leases. Glasses from Optical Discount. per ad) JAQUAR 1964, Red Roadster. 3-10/17 PART-TIME 489-9651 351-3525 2615 East Michigan Avenue. employment for MSU There will be a 50tf service Hardtop included. Excellent 372-7409. C-10/17 students during school year with VOLVO 1965, Excellent condition. EAST LANSING: 1 block east of ;and bookkeeping charge if condition. 351-5162, after 6 p.m. . Midwest's largest full-line -this ad is not paid within 4-10/17 Call Bob, at 351-6264 after 5 Scooters & Cycles Employment merchant wholesaler. Automobile MSU. Beautiful a bedroom, 1 22" DARK BROWN fall, 1 frosted p.m. 3-10/17 unfurnished. Quiet, carpeted, one week. required. For further information mini fall. 1 light blonde wiglet and JEEP - 1967 Deluxe, V-6, 18,000 HONDA 1967, 300cc, Superhawk complete kitchen, laundry, 1 black wiglet. 1 free set and style. phone 337-1349. O miles, $1800. Bill. 351-2358, WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in and accessories. Top condition. parking. ED 2-1703. 3-10/17 351-2790. 2-10/15 The State News will be evenings. 1-10/15 the $1,000 bracket? We got 'em. service $425. Call 677-0882 operation. Interviews being responsible only for the CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 Low mileage. For Rent SEE THIS one- Nice. 2 bedroom. after 5 p.m. 5-10/15 taken, Monday through Friday, 11 APPLE CIDER. No first day's incorrect inser¬ MERCURY convertible, 1965. 4 on East Michigan Avenue, across a.m to 5 p.m. Phone 332-0815. Furnished, plus. Non-stop drive to added. Centennial Market. 4 miles SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 tion. from the Post Office. 484-2345. C Ask for Mr. McCarthy. 7-10/21 campus. Only $155. 663-8418. the floor. $900. 332-5711. PEOPLE! Talk north of Lansing on U.S. 27. anbout business 5-10/16 Employment services with a Student Service 3-10/17 0-10/15 Auto Service & Parts LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to Directory ad. Cass Judi, 355-8255 LARGE APPLIANCE learn in your spare time. Car EPIPHONE GUITARS-1 acoustical, Automotive today for details. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call personnel. Full time and necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa. 1 solid body. Make an offer. AUSTIN HEALEY 1963. MK-2, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY part-time. To work at our new Equal Opportunity Employer. Call NEWG.E. Portable and stands rented NORTHWINO Silvertone amplifier, $50. Okemos Thrifty Acres. Generous 3000. Must sell. Best offer. SHOP. Small dents to large 351-7319 for interview. C only to MSU students and faculty. FARMS 676-2010. 2-10/16 wrecks. American and foreign salary plus con^^ion. Liberal 485-3688. 3-10/16 fringe b'-. \ v^-lude paid $8.84 month (including tax], Faculty Apartments SUPER RE-VERB showman bottom cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. DENTAL ASSISTANT for STATE MANAGEMENT 1962. New top. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C holiday.^ V" jns, and birthdays, Orthodontic office. Experience CORPORATION, 444 351-7880 Jaguar guitar. Good condition. AUSTIN-HE A LEV paid li.e, hospitalization and Michigan necessary. Ca'l 482-9695, 9 to 5 Call 351-4207. 3-10/17 Excellent engine. Good body and Ave. 332-8687 C dental insurance, sick pay plan TWO BEDROOM unfurnished CAR WASH: 25 cents. Wash, wax, p.m. daily. 4-10/19 tires. $850 or best offer. vacuum. U-DO-IT. 430 South and a profit-sharing retirement apartment. $130., includes FENDER Twin amplifier and extra -393-6573. 2-10/16 MGB 1968, 17,000 miles. Wire TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" plan. Persons interested should PART-TIME Campus Representative. utilities. Damage deposit. band master speaker cabinet. Both wheels, radio. Many extras. Mint Clippert, back of KO-KO Bar. portable--$8.50 per month 372-7505. 4-10/15 1-10/15 apply to Len Krampe (Meijer Inc.) Put up advertising posters, earn with Jenson life-time speakers. BUICK SPECIAL 1963. V-6 station condition. Must sell. 355-5828. including stand. Call JR. 2055 West Grand River, Okemos. $5-$10 per hour. No selling. Write Call Ron Artis at the Maxx's wagon. Asking $150. Call 5-10/18 CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. HAVING DIFFICULTY 6-10/20 House. 484-5718. 2-10/16 337-0297.3-10/15 University Publications, Box 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C FINDING ROOMMATES? MUSTANG. 1967, V-8. Automatic, 20133, Denver, Colorado, 80220 SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS for details. 2-10/16 OAMARO 1967 - SS 350 conut. power steering. 487-6141, ext. FOUR PORSCHE wheels with wanted-Must have a minimum of TV RENTALS-Students only. Roomate Service SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! Many options. Must sell. 238 or 882-8631.3-10/15 Low monthly and term rates. Call Brand new portables-$49.95, Michel in X tires. Fit Porsche and 60 semester or 90 term hours. Pay FEMALE 21, CAN HELP YOU! 353-1723. 3-10/17 neat appearing. As 484-2600 to reserve yours. $5.00 per month. Large selection Volkswagen. Make offer. $22.50 per day. Contact week-end counter girl agent. 541 E. GRAND RIVER MUSTANG 1967 3 on floor, good UNIVERSITY TV. C of reconditioned used machines. 351-4880. 1-10/15 superintendent's office, Byron NATIONAL CAR RENTAL. 351-3558 CHEVROLET 1967, 2-door hardtop, condition. $1175 351-3895. Singers, Whites, Necchis, New area schools, Byron, Michigan, Capitol City Airport. 489-2931 RENT A TV NOW WINTER and spring. 2 or 3 Home and "Many Others," $19.95 Impala. V-8, automatic, power 10-10/22 from a TV CUTLASS 1965 4 barrel 330 cubic 313-266-4629. 4-10/17 between 3-10 p.m. 2-10/16 - steering, brakes. New tires. Take Company--$9.50 per month. Call man apartment. Beal Street. $180 to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS OLDSMOBILE 1959. Excellent inch engine, bucket seats, 2 barrel 337-1300 NEJAC TV RENTALS • 351-1246. 3-10/15 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, over payments, balance due, COUPLE and manifold. 390 positraction. OR woman to stay with BUSBOYS, BELLMEN. All shifts. 1115 $1,384.90. Phone Credit Manager, condition. New carburetor. $150. North Washington, school age children, October IV 9-2379 . 0-10/17 351-5516 after 5 p.m. X3-10/16 4--15" chrome wheels for Ford Apply in person. Holiday Inn, CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished living 489-6448. C-10/16 26th-October 28th. 332-4015. North of Frandor. 5-10/20 pick-up or Bronco. ED 7-7109. room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Call 5-5-10/20 2-10/15 ED 2-5374. 5-10/17 CHEVROLET 1965. 6 cylinder, OLDSMOBILE 1962 convertible. BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7"$3.64, 8" Good top and tires. Dependable BABYSITTER WANTED: Monday, GIRL NEEDED to share beautiful -$4.18, 9" -$5.20. Delivered. KWAST stick. $450. Must sell. Drafted. INTERVIEWS ARE being taken for Wednesday, Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to New Cedar MSU NEAR. SUB-LEASE. 351-9253.3-10/16 transportation. $100. After 6 p.m. Village Apartment. Quiet, BAKERIES, 484-1317. C-10/16 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East Beeline stylists. High commission, 12:30 p.m. in my home. Call Sue, after 5:30 luxurious, 2-bedroom 676-4387. 3-10/17 p.m. apartment. Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. no collecting or delivering. Free 351-3825. 2-10/16 35^-3080. 3-10/16 Air, carpet, balcony, swimming, . . . _ INFINISHED FURNITURE: Bar OLDSMOBILE 1962, F-85, V-8, Complete auto painting and wardrobe. Must drive. Phone for Community house. $175., month collision service. IV 5-0256. C EAST LANSING one bedroom, stools, night stands, standard shift. New tires, many personal interview. 485-7509, CLEANING WOMAN. Own including utilities. 3 minutes drive 646-6676. 4-10/17 couples only. Stove, refrigerator, chest-of-drawers, bookcases, extras. $249. 372-8080 372-7335, transportation. $2.00 an hour. to campus. 110G .Whitehall carpet. Quiet. Walking distance. prefinished picture frames and ask for Mr. Moore. 5-10/20 Aviation Mondays. Call after 6 p.m. ED Manor. Corner of Mt. Hope and more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 COUNTER WORK in s e for 2-5634. 3-10/17 Parking. $125 month. No children or pets. 337-9633. 3-10/16 Hagadorn. 351-3025 or South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C CHEVROLET, 1964 Malibu, 4-door. OLDSMOBILE 1965: Jet Star - I 425 FRANCIS AVIATION: learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! So easy to » male stut 339-2575 pUL-ED r VTo 1 BABYSITTER WANTED: 4 p.m. to 355-4701, ask for Daniel. 5-10/20 cubic, 4-speed, positraction, V-8, automatic In good 9:30 p.m. One child. IV 5-9527 6 Guys and 5 Gals reverberator radio, tachometer. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C condition. Call IV 5-7771. After 6 p.m., 485-8714. 3-10/17 SALARY PLUS room and board. after 5 p.m. 3-10/17 Needed to fill single PARKING SPACES « 1-10/15 Offered by elderly man who needs vacancies at 731 FOR RENT Scooters & Cycles housekeeper and limited nursing PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North: OLDSMOBILE 1962, Super 88. SPECIAL ED. (gal's) to live with (walk to campus) One CHRYSLER, 1962 Newport. 4-door hardtop, rebuilt 361 engine with Power steering and brakes, air care. considered. or Call two 332-6204 persons or family in Northeast Lansing. Free room and board, in exchange for Large furnished studio. Utilities paid, private entrance. $100 a Luxurious completely Cedar Village less 500 conditioning. $395. 677-2002. 332-2965. 5-10/19 furnished & carpeted apts. than miles. Front end month plus deposit. Phone damage but driveable. $150. IV 5-6066. 2-10/15 3-10/15 due, $693.80. Phone Manager, IV 9-2379. O-10/17 LUNCH COOK, about half/hour a year old retarded 372-7124. 5-10/16 daughter. 627-5454. 4-10/17 Swimming pool & fully equipped party-game room. Apartments OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442. 11,000 day. Meals plus $1. 351-9086 1 GIRL for 4 See model at 731 Burcham NEXT TO miles. man apartment. $65 Radio, heater, close ratio HONDA 305 Scrambler 1966. 3-10/16 COMET 1961 stick, good tires, radio. shift, 4-speed. Polyglass tires, Excellent RN, LPN with medication course, month. Call Ann, 351-2285. Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. CAMPUS Good transportation. $85. condition. New tires, 5-10/19 bucket seats. $2,485. Call after 5 large knobby. $360 or best offer! DESK CLERK: Full or part-time. needed part-time 3 to 11:30 p.m., (Model phone 351-7212) $ 15.00/mo. 355-1118. 3-10/16 p.m. 484-9910. 5-10/19 Must sell. 351-7918. 3-10/17 Some weekend hours. Call for 11 to 7:30 a.m. Apply Provincial House. Call Mrs. Parker Fall A.A.U.W. 332-5051 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE appointment. 482-1491, ext. 761. 1966, 332-0817. 110-10/17 427, 425 hp. Power steering, OLDSMOBILE F-85, V-6, 1964. 305 Scrambler, 1968. Excellent Capitol Park Motor Hotel. 3-10/16 Used Book Sale power discs, power windows. Radio, 7 good tires, no rust. condition, extras. $450. Call October 16th, 17th, WAITRESSES FOR our Rathskeller. Excellent condition. $550. Call 355-8769. 3-10/17 STUDENT WIFE to work 5 mornings Federal's in Frandor Exceptionally clean. Must sell. Drafted. 339-8614. 4-10/17 355-8108. 3-10/17 BMW R-50 1965. Excellent a week in East Lansing residence. $2.00 an hour. Must have own Some or experience necessary. Full part-time. Apply in person er 5000 books of all kinds CROSSWORD Coral Gables, East 9 FALCON 1962. Automatic, bucket seats, radio. Clean PONTIAC Grand Prix. 1964, 2-door hardtop, good shape, good engine, condition. 3-10/15 $650. Call 332-1425. transportation. 3-10/16 Call 332-0204 5-10/15 Lansing. a.m. to 9 p.m. PUZZLE transportation. $200,351-6958.3-10/16 many extras. $750. Call IV 2-5211. 3-10/17 ACROSS HONDA 1966, 160 Scrambler, with 29 Arrest FAIRLANE 1965, 4-door, 6, helmet. $250. After 5 p.m., 31 Book of maps standard. Good family car. Take PONTIAC Tempest 1967. 21,000 355-6450. 3-10/17 6. Acute 35. Possessive over payments. Balance $587.20. Phone Credit Manager, IV 9-2379. O 10/17 due miles, warranty. power brakes, automatic, 353-7045. 2-10/16 HONDA Good - 1968. CL350 Scrambler. condition. 372-1202. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD 11. Messenger 12. Float 38. adjective Brink 13. Article 40. Experiment PONTIAC 1963. Tri-power, 4-speed. 1-10/15 Today . . . Just clip, complete, mail. 14. Wretched 41. Dwarf FIREBIRD 400 1968. 4-speed, new Many extras. Must sell. 351-7868. 43. Stalemate STATL NEWS will bill you later. 16. River barrier glass tires. Call 646-6475 after 7 5-10/19 1967 HARLEY Davidson. 250cc 18. Parson bird 45. Porter p.m. 3-10/17 Sprint. Good condition. RAMBLER-AMERICAN, 1968. 6 19. Location 46. Enlightenment 351-2790, after 6. 3-10/17 49. Digraph DOWN 20. Son of Seth FORD 1965 Galaxie. Cruisamatic, cylinder standard shift. 5 year 1. Lessee 5. Music hall 22. Drugget 50. Uncanny full power. Excellent condition. fact. A-1 condition. Original Low 1-10/15 mileage. Call 484-3892. owner. $1295. 351-7961. 2-10/16 Tary Zip Code 24. Scouting group 25. Porter 51 Talented 53. Lees 2. 3. Gold in Inclement heraldy Deer track 6. 7. 8. That girl Swine SAAB 1967 wagon. All extras. IF*5U/&6A Wlf&TuARLOCn 27. Huge wave 54. Bar legally 4. Sidestep 16,000 miles. SEER, MYSTIC CUfiiVOYANlj 9. Fr. income FORD 1960. 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. Good tires, clean, runs well. Original owner. $1,250. 351-7569. 5-10/20 ■me WOKLO -ft ^OucC Dates to Run . m 1 10. 11. Primp Netherworld $135. 355-9913. 3-10/16 STATION WAGON, 1964, Plymouth fSIOUC pHeNOM&A tev WL 15. Prejudice FORD GALAXIE, 1962. S-90 Automatic, power steering, radio, 16 wm mieNM Au 17. Low good condition. $350. Call HALLOW'S BKi CXX. *'i W4 21. Luminary Honda. 489-1842, 1124 Lincoln Print Ad Here: Avenue, Lansing. 5-10/15 355-1681 after 5 p.m. 3-10/15 iTMTt&tl 3S/-0078 . P% i: 23. 26. Oolong Coal distillate 28. Old Siamese coin ONE BLOCK from CAMPUS Cedar Village 30. Chew 32. Pasture Apts. RIVER'S EDGE - WATER'S EDGE st be placed in per P i: 33. Dormant 34. Place 10 Words or Less; i! 35. Annoyed 2 Bedroom 2 Man Apartment 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Apts. for rent. New furnishings and carpeting. We also have a room¬ Over 10 Words Add; 1 36. Piano adjuster 37. Sleep noisily $200.00/month mate service for 1, 2, 3, or 4 persons. % 39. Very small gnat 42. Shoot Married Couples Res. Manager 44. Shield $160-$175/month Mail to: Michigan State News 47. Fr. article For Informatio Apt. 213 347 Student Services Bldg. 48. Small lizard Call 332-4432 Waters Edge 52. As far as MSU East Lansing, Mich. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Wednesday, October 15, 1969 J] Personal GREAT furniture. PLASTIC indoor-outdoor. Twenty chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low prices.' $3.00 to inflatable Durable, $25.00. different Call CASH LOANED will buy STORE. 5200 882-2121. 5-10/20 on merchandise outright. RUHF'S FEED South Logan. or Nation observes moratorium 337-9215 midnight. (continued from one) New York noon to Rodeo Club page office, taking no part in the moratorium. However, he will students attempting to organize in behalf of the moratorium. 4-10/17 has said he upholds the rights of dissent by individuals. meeting tonight members throughout the nation to fly flags in what one Terence Cardinal "Cooke of New OCTOBER 15th However, Mayor John V. Lindsay has proclaimed Wednesday a York, before departing for a LAFAYETTE STEREO spokesman called "a silent counteraction against the Vietnam synod of bishops in Rome, asked that the city's Catholics make day of observance in New York City, with all flags on city receiver/tuner, $150. Tape 9:00 p.m. moratorium observance and in support of the President in the Wednesday a day of special prayers for peace. The executive buildings to be flown at half-staff. He urged churches to toll their recorder componet, $35. ALL WELCOME Paris-peace talks." bells hourly. City Hall was to be board of the National Federation of Priests' Council urged Turntable $30. 4-speaker, The Jewish War Veterans announced that draped in black and violet Roman Catholic clergy PAVILION organization would bunting. throughout the nation to support the amplifier, $20. Also 8-speaker, take no part in the moratorium observance. One of Lindsay's opponents in the moratorium. amplifier, $400. (Originally TO THE people who raided Names of war dead will be read at Trinity Church, at the head mayoral race, Democrat Support came also from leaders of the 2.5 million-member University Villa, Friday night: Mario Procaccino, did not directly denounce the $1,800.) Oak desk with chair, of Wall Street, where brokers, traders and financiers are proclamation, United Church of Christ, who called upon President Nixon to $75. Mattress, double, twin, will Please return the I.D. of Judith expected but renewed his charge that Lindsay was trying to use the war as Payette--No Questions asked. to take part in a noon memorial service. Names also will be read "listen carefully to these voices." bargain. 914 Johnson. 482-8162. a cover for his own failures in solving city problems. Drop it anywhere. 3-10/16 in Geneso, Oneonta and Rochester, N.Y., and in Denver and at Moratorium Day services will be conducted by three rabbis at 2-10/16 The other opponent, the Republican State Sen. John Marchi, did Temple Emanu-El in New York, the largest Jewish house of University of South Carolina. denounce the proclamation and also criticized Procaccino's earlier 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the Demonstrators among 4,278 students at St. Mary's University statement that the worship in the world. war was a "colossal mistake." home. Makes tapes for your, car, in San Antonio, Tex., plan a minute of silence to honor the The Episcopal bishop of Puerto Rico, the Rt. Rev. Francisco too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up Students were expected to stay away from high schools and Reu Froylan, announced he was Vietnam war dead. A tree-planting will highlight the moratorium joining a group of seminary at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 at York College in New York City. colleges in many areas of the nation for the day. New York City's students and teachers there to observe the moratorium. FREE A thrilling hour of beauty. South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C ... 900 public schools will be For appointment, call 484-4519. A spokesman for the John Birch Society, said: "We feel the open, but moratorium backers expect American students at Loyola University in Rome many students to be absent. A city-wide rally of high school planned a MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS moratorium is an act of treason and do not plan to give the boycott of classes and a moratorium fast, and a group of students 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, STUDIO, 1600 East Michigan. students is scheduled for 1 p.m. on the Central Park Mall. people behind it any additional attention by staging any of the American College in Paris said canisters, and uprights. $7,88 and C-10/16 they would deliver an demonstrations or activities of our own. We feel our activity over Cancellation of classes was ordered at the University of Hawaii, antiwar petition to the American Embassy there. up. Dennis Distributing Co. 316 the last few months and years has had and the Young Americans For Freedom failed in a federal court A U.S. Embassy official in London said a North Cedar, opposite City DRUMMER LOOKING for work. enough impact to polite note had been Market. 482-2677. CIO/16 neutralize this sorrowful event." effort to reverse the decision. received from a small group of students at the American Any style music. Call 351-1035 High (Experienced). 5-10/16 Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller planned to spend Officials in Pittsburgh said any students demonstrating in public School in the British capital, asking permission to deliver an the day at his ELECTROLUX TANK vacuum school buildings there will face suspension for up to three days, as antiwar petition. They were invited to do so. cleaner, with all attachments. Peanuts Personal (Good suction.) $18. 482-2677. C-10/16 BELIEVE IT or not, Pizzerias, 702 SYNOD OF BISHOPS East Ho I den DOES EXIST! FOR SALE: Complete drafting Cardinals describe papacy 1-10/15 outfit. Also 1967 motorcycle, # 200cc, 1800 miles. Jack Hexford. BUBBLES: PROCLAIMING my 372-4300.3-10/16 TYPEWRITER, UNDERWOOOD as absolute portable. 1955 model. Excellent monarchy' condition. $50. Call 353-6575. K.I.M.: HERE'S hoping your almost 1-10/15 dry 21st was the happiest ever. Oct. 18 WJQP.M. Pahool. 1-10/15 DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and imperialism" of national Onlyavailable at engagement ring sets. Save 50 per 436389 LOVES 437799. 1-10/15 VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope assembly to discuss collegiality, aspect of primacy," the cardinal cent or more. Large selection of THANKS TO Paul VI listened silently Tuesday the sharing of authority between said. "It is a serious fact that this hierarchies countries. in industrialized CampbtfHs" Marshall's, Union plain and fancy diamonds. favorite Delt, John $ 2 5 K. Love our AX New as one leading liberal cardinal Pope and his bishops. theology, which can be called and In front of Bessey. - $ 1 5 0. WILCOX initiates. Syria-based Patriarch Maximos SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East 1-10/15 described the papacy as an Joseph Leo Cardinal Suenens the theology of absolute Cardinal Hakim of Antoich said Michigan. 485-4391. C "absolute monarchy" and °f Belgium, one of the Church's monarchy, is the only one which JERRY: THE guppies multiply, so another called for the pontiff to fading liberal spokesman, lays beneath the articles which the Church should revert to the SCM TYPEWRITER. Excellent does our love. Your, Pearl consult more with his bishops, charged that the synod agenda, daily appear in I'Osservatore early times of Christianity when condition, half space key, 1-10/15 Other prelates at the Roman Prepared under the Pope's Romano, the Vatican J°V!y the most imPortant changeable keys, 13 inch ZBT, BETAS, SAE, PSI Catholic synod of bishops direction, "extols the primacy of newspaper." decisions were taken by the carriage. $65. Originally $127.50. something? Contact U AE Missing PHI jumped to the Pope's defense. the Roman pontiff in such a way Justin Cardinal Darmajuwono Roman pontiff. The general 355-9492, 355-9460. 1-10/15 1-10/15 Pope Paul called the 146 ^ to make bishops look like of Indonesia warned that if the rule was.to ,eave decisions up to AUTOMOBILE 3-track bishops to the two-week courtiers. Pope does not consult intimately local bishops, he said. The player; Cost $110 new, tapes "Some insist too much on the with his bishops, "I am afraid patriarch called for a included. $45. 339-9234, after 4 what happened after the "restoration of the rights of the encyclical 'Humanae Vitai' will bishops, who were the original p.m ORGAN 1-10/15 1969 Hammond Spinet. UPTIGHT Call It's me on a WITH about apartment living? buying this house. large quiet lot and you Academic Council happen again." He was referring to the dispute and open title-holders ofJ; hem.' Meanwhile, half a mile "" from J-343, $800. Call 393-1450 before (continued from page one) where the prelates spoke, a 5 p.m.; after 6 p.m. 3882-4386. can walk to campus. Call Bob Homan, 351-0965 or Simon Real It leaves us no ground on disobedience that rocked the "shadow synod" of 200 rebel International Projects whichich to stand in order to assim to stand »eSr afte' PoPc paul Ask for Cindy. X-10/14 Estate, 372-1130. 4-10/17 Committee, said that members banned the use of artificial birth European priests proposed new roles within the of his committee control. replacing the Pope-appointed were University." * Cardinal Curia --the Vatican's concerned with the "voting Garfinkel said that although Darmajuwono said: Many lay Catholics and all the administrative organ-with an privileges and qualifications of the Massey Report suggested VM MONAUREL record player. RIDING, Room H AYRIDES, for and Party student representatives on these student representatives on all priests know that many bishops organization patterned after the appointments. Call Mahogany cabinet. $15. VM 677-0071. WHITE committees and the number of faculty committees, some have not accepted fully the United Nations. stereo record changer unit, no BIRCH doctrine which lay at the basis Cardinals should be abolished, RIDING STABLES AND SHOP. student representatives on the committees should be totally cabinet, $15 351-3391 after 4 of the encyclical." the rebel priests said, and all . 0-10/17 committees. " void of student representation, p.m. 1-10/15 A. L. Thurman, chairman of But Archbishop Raymond bishops should elect the Pope and named the faculty tenure STUDENTS! SPEND "New Years's Tchidimbo of Guinea replied for fixed terms. They suggested the Student Affairs Committee, committee as an example. PLATFORM ROCKER, $10. Pair of Eve" on that the Pope's office be similar the Spanish Riviera. said that his committee was that "only the lack of Blonde end tables. $10. 351-3391 December 26th to January 3rd. to that of a U.N. after 4 p.m. 1-10/15 concerned with the fact that the Jack M. Bain, dean of the information or bad faith" could Costa del Sol, Spain. Complete secretary-general. deluxe pakcage, $249. Phone Massey Report did not spell out College of Communication, lead one to say that the pontiff TYPEWRITER Smith-Corona Frank Buck, 332-3581. 1-10/15 the responsibilities of students criticized Garfinkel's statements, issues encyclicals without Galaxy. Like new. Originally participating on faculty that it labeled the students as consulting l-.hops and priests, $130, now $65. 351-3612. committees. irresponsible. Echoing African prelates who 3-10/17 spoke Monday, the archbishop "Significant questions have "Some students are just as been raised with the absense of sajd only a strong papacy can HARMONY FOLK Guitar: Case, strap, song books. Call 355-5096 any out carefully detailed spelling of said/'a^d canaSi.handle themselves ji " i ™ protect bishops underdeveloped countries from in after 6 p.m. 3-10/17 responsibilities that go in as good taste as the faculty." what wouid 5e "spiritual Volkswagen Service along with the privileges." goes automatic. CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for The only statement made in sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos full accordance with the Massey Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 Reports' recommendations was Glenn Herriman Greyhound Bus that of Gary Klinsky, student Stripe up or ship out! Volkswagen, Inc. representative. The members of the council You're just not with it they meet the shoe. 6135 W. SAGINAW ST. Weimaraners AKC registered $75. Departures to Males and then moved to discuss the without a striped mock Leave it to Garland to females. Elliot, Detroit from East LANSING, MICHIGAN 48917 Lansing. preamble. neck. We like this make you 35^720.11-10/17 Bus Depot, one ship-shape. 308 W. Grand Herbert Garfinkel, dean of PHONE 482-6226 that plays color against River BEAGLE PUPPIES, AKC registered. Hunters, pets, show dogs. $15. 339-2938. 3-10/17 8:50 A.M. Local 12:15 P.M. Express (Fti. only) James Madison College, who offered a substitute preamble, color against color - three that really crew qarland said that the existing preamble together now! The 'leaves a great deal to be WEIMARANERS AKC registered pants? They're cut on $75. Males and desired. females. Elliot, straight clean lines, go¬ 351-0720. 11=-10/17 ing slightly wider where Service FREE PUPPY: 3 months, house broken. Phone 332-2569 Male, large and furry. TYPING TERM papers and thesis. 339-2945. 2-10/16 Experienced. Electric typewriter. DRESSMAKING AND alterations. Fast service. 332-5497. 14-10/26 European experience. All Kinds. POODLE PUPPIES: Silver-gray, By appointment. Call 355-0850. toy/miniatures. Call 372-2466 5-10/17 TYPING: I am experienced and after 3:30 p.m. 3-10/16 reasonable. Near MSU. Phone ALTERATIONS: Hems, coats, 351-1765. O-10/15 dresses, and men's trousers. Reasonable, will pick up and PAULA ANN Haughey Complete PARKWOOD 1966 12x52. Excellent deliver at dorms and sorority Professional Thesis Service. IBM condition, 2 bedrooms. 514 Select ric houses. 489-7152. 3-10/16 Typewriters, Multilith Imperial Village, Grand Ledge, Offset Printing and Hard 627-2239. 9-10/24 Binding. THE LOWDOWN ON SUEDE AND Leather refinishing Free Brochure and Estimates. Call 337-1527. C Lost & Found PANTS SHOES professionals cleaning service. OKEMOS CLEANERS. 332-0611. LOST: VICINITY Mason-Abbot 10-10/15 A chunky, clunky, Halls. Silver Lady Hamilton watch with black band. Reward. 355-2087. 3-10/16 IF YOU need any item of clothing BLOOD DONERS NEEDED. $7.50 heavy stacked heel is lengthened or shortened, including for all positive. A negative, B the look to pair with FOUND KEYS. In Walt Koss leather. Phone IV 5-2583. 3-10/17 negative and AB negative, $10.00. O negative, $12. MICHIGAN Restaurant. Please Call back. pants. And as the 655-2175. 2-10/16 COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, 507% East Grand River, East pants get wider. . . COMPLETE THESIS Service. Lansing. Above the new Campus Discount printing, typing and Book Store, hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 the heels go binding of theses, term papers, p.m. Monday , Wednesday and $35 REWARD for return of dark resumes and publications. Lowest Friday. Tuesday and Thursday, 12 higher. brown knee prices available. Located across p.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C length leather coat. 482-7148, 484-0677 from campus on corner of M.A.C. MADRONA , 393-3497. 2-10/16 and Grand River, below the Style TICKETS FOR MSU-UM game, and SHINY Shop. Call COPYGRAPH General admission. Call 351-2187 CAT: ORANGE, brown and gray. SERVICES, 337-1666. C 2-10/15 BLACK Striped. Lost East Lansing. Reward. 351-6806. 1-10/15 DISSERTATIONS, THESES, Term Reg. $15.00 papers. Anita Warren: SCM LOST: GREEN, yellow, brown plaid Electric. Call 351-0763, 351 7086 C.P.D. hunting jacket. Sentimental C-10/16 value. Reward. 353-7682.3-10/17 GUITARIST, VOCALIST, songwriter wants or will start band. Excellent TERM PAPERS, evnelopes, general equipment. 355-5604. 3-10/15 LOST: ORANGE, grey and black typing. Dictaphone or tape striped cat. East Lansing, transcription. 393-3663. 20-10/24 RESEARCH Subjects needed for on 353-6806. 2-10/15 campus project. $3.00/session. 484-6703. 3-10/17 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilfching. Personal No job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. 2-4 UM general admission tickets. C BETTY RENTED her refrigerator Will pay or exchange for 2 good from A to Z RENTAL. You can too. Call 337-1617.6-10/20 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith senior seats. 351-8565 after 5 p.m. 2-10/16 CART WRIGHT SHOES offset printing. Complete service FREE: 4 long haired kittens. Box for dissertations, theses, TICKETS Open Evenings Mon-Wed.-Fri till 8:30-p.m. FOR MSU UM game. manuscripts, general typing. IBM. trained. 351-5004 after 5:30 p.m. 20 years experience. 332-8384. C General admission. Call 351-5530. 1381 E.Grand River Brookfield Plaza 2-10/15 1-10/15 Wednesday, October 15. 1969 ia Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan GET INVOLVED Join Volunteer Action supervise recreational programs, VOLUNTEER ACTION: Does neighborhood organization, possible. Tutors are needed to organize senior citizen groups or constructive social action hit afternoons and Saturdays, work individually with the men. just develop meaningful A librarian is needed to act as home? If so, take a closer look involving data collection, relationships with community liason with community sources at meaningful volunteer compiling and general people. organization work. to obtain texts. A typist is experiences offered through needed to help prepare WEST "SIDE ACTION your Office of Volunteer Research project assistants CENTER: Big Brothers and needed for senior citizen project, reproducable materials used in Programs. Students, faculty and the education program. Sisters are needed to provide and staff are invited to join the MSU gathering information and CAMP HIGH FIELDS: Socially establish relationships with assisting in field work. A housing Campus Volunteer Action effort, which adjusting boys need you to help youngsters, age 6-15. Tutors are includes those opportunities project provides an opportunity them develop and beat the needed to help academically, listed below and others. for volunteers to get involved in slementary, junior and senior influence of the pack. Be a pal, Contact: MSU Volunteer tenant organization. tutor or dance teacher. ligh students and persons Bureau, 26 Student Services Ladies Club assistants needed interested in passing the GED Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. to Projectionist is urgently needed. The Welfare Bldg., 353-4402. test. Rights assist with arts and crafts Organization needs volunteers to Center NEW OPPORTUNITIES: activities. LANSING SCHOOL assist in their community CAMPUS COMMUNITY DISTRICT: Volunteers needed organization efforts. How would NORTHSIDE ACTION COMMISSION (CCC): Help out to work with and supervise you like to help organize and CENTER: Tutors needed for in a Lansing elementary school, pre-school youngsters while their print a weekly center newsletter? education program that meets keep children off the streets, mothers attend classes on EMERGENCY SERVICE Monday, Wednesday, Thursday advise an interest club, teach Monday, Tuesday or Thursday CORPS: Coeds, make this from 7 to 10 p.m. Childrens club crafts on Saturday, adult for two hours. immediate assistance program meets Saturday from 9 to education and teen programs PLEAS ANT VIEW-FROH available to meet family 12:30. Supervisors for PROJECT: Volunteers are tragedies and short term child recreational activities needed. INGHAM COUNTY JAIL: needed to work with care needs. Community organization aides Help make detention time as neighborhood youth, PINE LODGE HALF-WAY needed to assist staff in academically profitable as kindergarten through third HOUS^>: Tutors are needed for a lean and lanky grade, from 3:30 - to 5:30 p.m. pilot program designed to Monday through Thursday. You prepare youth of the home for Collins moves may provide tutoring assistance, GED testing. corduroy jeans for to coed eiurd ANN ARBOR (UPI) — John Norman Collins moved closer to trial Tuesday for the murder of a pretty coed after judge denied a defense mbtfons to throw out arrest and search warrants as illegal. girls by Levi4 The rulings came after dramatic testimony from the arresting officer that five other girls turned down motorcycle rides from Collins just before the victim, Karen Sue Beineman, allegedly Lots of wear and little care in hopped on his bike and rode to her death. Collins, a 22-year-old senior at Eastern Michigan University in every pair of these Sta-Prest nearby Ypsilanti, is accused of strangling Miss Beineman July 23 jeans of Kodel ® polyester/cotton. at the home of his uncle, a State Police officer, while the family Styled the impeccable Levi way for was away on vacation. Circuit Judge John W. Conlin ruled there was reasonable figure-flattering fit. Now here in cause" for the arrest and the issuance of the search warrants. great new shades for fall: dusty blue, Conlin set Oct. 22 for the next hearing, at which time chief dusty rose, brown, loden and natural. Defense Attorney Richard W. Ryan is expected to ask that a trial Sizes 6 through 16. site be picked far removed from the Ann Arbor - Ypsilanti area. 'YOUR WHEELS' at ifBUDG^i *ivV MMNT-A-CAM Jjw White Crochet A new look that looks 1969 Pontiacs like fun. 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