Thursday Peace MICHIGAN Cloudy STATE NEWS . . . ... men." on earth. Goodwill toward STATE . . . temperatures with occasional rain and in the fifties. Continued wet tomorrow. Traditional UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, Ojctober 16, 1969 Vol. 62 Number 65 Adams, legislators plead for speeches with enthusiastic endorsements of Adams for MSU's presidency. national priorities which better serve the national interest," Adams said. He said American lives are being wasted victory would exact not an intolerable price only in casualties and treasure, but in terms of the violence it does to the fabric peace "Although we belong to different for principles which have no demonstrable of American society, "After all the agony and suffering of the political parties, if I were on the the quality of Pleas for peace in Vietnam and the relation to America's national security, American life and the validity of the last eight years, it's altogether appropriate "candidacy" of Acting President Adams presidential I Search and Selection while at the same time committing' American dream," he continued. that as a nation we pause to think how it is brought the overflow Auditorium crowd Committee, I'd vote for Walter Adams." have died in Vietnam is "domestic peace America to a "fatal land war in Asia." Adams said we must make the inevitable that the war happened, where we are repeatedly to its feet Wednesday as part of Riegle said. and tranquility and a lasting peace." Adams joined Hart and Riegle in calling Adams noted that even if the choice of deciding whether to "indulge today, how we can wind it up and what MSU's participation in the national for the immediate "disengagement" of Communists took all of Southeast Asia, ourselves in the ideological luxuries of Congressman Riegle announced his lessons are for the future," he said. moritorium on "business as usual." American troops from Vietnam. they would not have the resources to Vietnam" or to "put our own house in support for the moratorium but warned The unexpected appearance of Gov. "U.S. participation in the Vietnam war subsidize the development of this that it is essential that moratorium (please turn to page 2) Milliken in the audience also prompted a must be ended, and the time to end it is impoverished area. Hart echoed the plea for standing ovation from the crowd of over "Just as the conquest of the area would 5,000. now," Adams said. "disengagement" when he called for an He described the war as "a national be a Pyrrhic victory for the Chinese, so immediate stand-still cease-fire. He urged "We are no longer alone," Adams said in introducing the governor. "Indeed, some of us may quit this movement because it's disaster paidforwith fought for ephemeral ends and "Discretion a depleted society." and wisdom, therefore even a total U.S. victory would not contribute one iota to the security of our country or its geopolitical posture in the President Nixon to set a "certain date" for withdrawal of American troops. "The insanity of the conflict," Hart said, State representa becoming too damned respectable." "is highlighted by the Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., and Rep. militate toward immediate disengagement world," Adams said. fact that practically anti-w "Moreover, the cost of attempting such a Donald W. Riegle, R-Mich., began their and the redirection of our efforts to everyone now agrees that we should never have gotten involved in the first place. "All of our reasons for staying in support Amidst peace symbols and chants, James Vietnam have been generated by our Harrison, chairman of the Ingham County Moratorium observances intervention," he continued. "Our posture Democratic party, adamantly expressed his has been that of a gambler, Representatives of Michigan government and the nation's "outrage at the senseless made seconded the Vietnam peace motion compulsive by growing debt, hopeful that loss of resources in Vietnam. Wednesday in a series of anti-war speeches the next roll of the dice will allow him to at the Capitol. "This moratorium is based on protest recover his losses, restore his pride and "This promises to be the largest peace against the waste and killing in Vietnam," displ'ay division retain his dignity." Harrison said. A wave of applause followed demonstration in the history of America," when he said: Hart Sen. Coleman Young. D-Detroit, said questioned the dignity of "It's up to the youth of American to supporting a South Vietnamese regime that before the crowd of over 8,000 turn Nixon completely around in ending Church bells tolled in New York City, College and university campuses were the imprisons the candidate who ran second in peace-seekers, "It may prove to be the this war, just like they did in getting LBJ signifying opposition to the war. Alabama's center or starting point of most moratorium day activity. In many cases, the nation's presidential election. beginning of a radical and revolutionary out of office. largest newspaper, the Birmingham News, He said despite its tragedy, the war in change in the direction of our country. emblazoned across its entire front page a classes were cancelled and attendance was "The cast has changed, but the script is Vietnam has brought people together and "Youth of America, black and white, are red-white-and-blue American flag and a the same." he continued. "Nixon sounds Hundreds of thousands of Americans taking part in a movement for peace that However, actual participants in possibly stimulated more "intelligent" just like LBJ, and Melvin Laird sounds just debated, rallied, marched and prayed message from Gov. Albert Brewer declaring can, if it continues beyond today, moratorium day activities accounted for like Dean Rusk." Wednesday in nationwide moratorium day that "peace without honor and justice is no revolutionize the nation," he explained. small percentages of student bodies at Harrison outlined what he feels is the observances that displayed the country's peace at all." Peace and freedom are inseparable, the divisions over the Vietnam war. There was a flurry of violence in front of many institutions. At Texas Tech, 300 of 19,500 students demonstrated; at Oregon Rally pirates senator said. "There can be no peace in only honorable action the U.S. can take in ending the Vietnam war. Antiwar partisans wore buttons and the White House when a group Vietnam unless the Vietnamese are free, threatened State, about 1,000 of 15,000 turned out to "The U.S. should publicly admit the war black armbands and called the war immoral State News photographers captured the and no peace in America unless the blacks to push its way into the grounds..Police hear talks; at Temple University in was a mistake from the beginning and and futile. Supporters of America's made a number of arrests. mood of the moratorium rallies Wednesday are free. announce a permanent ceasefire today," he Vietnam policy flew flags and turned on Philadelphia, between 700 and 1,000 in a series of photographs covering the "When the percentage of black police moved between students out of a 34,000 enrollment explained. "We must withdraw all troops automobile headlights, and some called the entire day's 'activities. See page 5 for enrollment at MSU is equal to the black moratorium treason. Even for the Moratorium Day demonstrators and a attended a vigil. by July 1970, and tell the Vietnamese that special pictorial coverage of the day. casualty rate in Vietnam, then we will be uncommitted it was hard to ignore. militant anti-Communist group. (please turn to page 2) getting somewhere," he concluded. (please tum to page 2) And they marched Stoto News nhnto Kv RoK Iwin 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 16, 1969 Moratium (continued from page one) gathered outside the United Off-campus, the moratorium Nations. Most of those attending into were young people, although it the displays division Cambridge Common near attended a rally at the city's Boston for a rally and planned a John F. Kennedy Plaza. The In capitals around the world, students staged orderly over war want an immediate pullout from Vietnam, the moratorium many moratorium, opponents of the The Detroit police force was Sen. Barry placed on tactical alert The movement reached march to the Boston Common. Philadelphia Evening Bulletin demonstrations supporting the movement was joined and Goldwater, R-Ariz., declared mounted police herded the churches, where special services had been billed as a Philadelphia Police said an estimated 50,000 persons moratorium. Many of the tempered by more moderate war that moratorium participants roaming youths back toward the were held; to Boston Common "businessmen's rally." Commissioner Frank L. Rizzo in the Philadelphia area observed participants were Americans. opponents. "are playing into the hands of square Most of those and to New York's Wall Street A crowd of 15,000 gathered at estimated 15,000 persons the moratorium. Originated by dissidents who Expressing the feelings of the people whose business it is demonstrating were under 25 and the streets of Albuquerque, to kill American fighting men." although there were older N .M., Detroit and other cities. At Whittier College, where persons scattered throughout, to The moratorium reached even the World Series at Shea DEFENDS MORATORIUM Nixon was graduated 35 years some carrying antiwar signs, ago, Mrs. Harold Case, wife of Many of those in the crowd at Stadium in New York. About the acting president, lit a "flame Detroit were black. One group 200 youths stood outside the Milliken denies of life" torch before a crowd of of blacks political led a march stadium distributing antiwar 750 students and others. It is to throughout the downtown area leaflets, but inside the flag flew at full staff. Mayor John V. Lindsay ordered city flags at half not move burn at the school until war ends. In Detroit, mounted police at about noon, traffic jam. creating a minor staff, provoking criticism from i expect trouble. for the position, which Ira program as being "chicken." were called to unsnarl traffic and some corners. Representatives of I do not anticipate, from all contain p0lley had held for nearly three Milliken a crowd drawn Representatives to three armed services in the want the moratorium to the information I have, that the years before being forced to he is optimistic about passage ol Kennedy Square by protests honor guard for the flag raising Milliken denied undermine the President's activities of today will result in his proposals, and praised against the war, after several at Shea had refused to go inthe Wednesday that his support of efforts to bring the war to ; violence," Milliken said. surprisey Montgomery for his work in windows scuffles were broke out and two (continued from page one) field unless the flag was hoisted the Vietnam moratorium was end."I think it is a politically motivated. The governor said he was Porter's appointment, furthering education. smashed. they responsible for forming genuine are to the top of the pole. "very pleased" with the explaining" that "It "was — my ^ their own government once we The biggest rallies reported Speaking at a news reflection of concern in this selection of John Porter by the earlier understanding that he during the day were ----- York City, - in New conference on the morning of country for peace," he said. Boston the " :J~ nationwide anti-war rally, -0'1" And while saying the state state Board of Education to become acting superintendent of was not interested But the governor < MSU demonstration are gone." Sen. Basil Brown, D-Highland Milliken said he has "supported Philadelphiaand Minneapolis. was prepared to handle any public instruction confidence in Porter and added, (continued from page one) "We never seem to be able to £ark.' also denounced the war as In New York, crowd ^e idea for a moratorium as a violent action on the part of jje was chosen in secret i encouraging sign that z o—o-o Reigle condemned the Gulf of bring ourselves to discuss £utile and desPerate. We talk estimated by r at 10,000 symbol of the nation's fervent demonstrators, he said he did session late Tuesday night by a man Gf Porter's caliber accepted Tonkin resolution as "an abuse straight-on the war in Vietnam. about Pe^ce now, he said, I unanimous 8-0 vote and became the position." of executive interpretation" and The congress has been so busy ^ should have had peace the first black man in the Milliken also commented on demanded that Congress amend with other things that we yester singled out apathy as our Americans are only a small greatest enemy to stopping the minority of the world's waJL)n Vietnam, population, and "there is no way 'Peace will come when we the important things - Delta Sigma Theta for us to police the world on a man-to-man basis. 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There Rosen of New York City, told Cooksey of received by Ambassador Brentsville, Va., said Wednesday Ellsworth Bunker, and a night that he "didn't know spokesman said Bunker agreed lewsmen airfield resolution at Tan Son Nhut where he was given a passed by the capsule summary of th« day's events from a ripple but was no way of knowing him: enough about the incident to to transmit their our wire services. apparently no waves Wednesday immediately, however, if there "It's just my way of silently one-paragraph Mississippi Legislature praising discuss it at this time." petition to Nixon. among the half-million American were similar antiwar expressions protesting. Personally, I think American troops in Vietnam for A group of 20 American troops whose presence in South by other G.I.s scattered the demonstrating should go on "the sacrifices they have made civilians assembled at the U.S. Most of the civilians, who were Vietnam was at issue in the throughout the country. until President Nixon and are making in behalf of their gets the Embassy to deliver a petition heckled by a man who called country." Moratorium Day protest. Associated Press photographer idea that every American should with 32 signatures calling for the himself a "Hungarian freedom The only battlefield protest Charles Ryan said more than be pulled out of here A statement issued by the now." immediate withdrawal of U.S. fighter," work for religious and reported was the wearing of half of the 30 men in one The acting commander of the Dffice of President Nguyen Van black armbands by members of a American Division platoon wore American troops from South Vietnam. social organizations in Saigon. A Division, Brig. Gen. Four demonstrators were U.S. mission spokesman said he rhieu said that the antiwar "We are no longer alone. Indeed, did not believe any of the demonstrations "have the some of us may quit this protesting civilians were paradoxical effect of prolonging movement because it's becoming UNIFORMED GUNMAN government employees. the war, instead of shortening it because a genuine and lasting too damned respectable." Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, peace cannot be secured simply Acting President Adams commander of American forces by unilateral concessions." Somalian presid in Vietnam, said he did not expect the antiwar moratorium to make any difference on the battlefield. "We've got our job Thieu said the "Communist aggressors should not be led into thinking that they have only to NAIROBI Kenya (AP)-The to do here and that's what we're remain negative and wait for us Radio Mogadishu later California Tuesday and left by district commissioners, rather to make concession International News president of Somalia, Abdirashid Ali Shermarke, was assassinated annnounced that a dusk-to-dawn plane for Somalia when he heard than police, be responsible for doing," he said. He concession out of weariness." after curfew had been imposed in of the assassination. He came to law and order, the general spoke briefly with The three manned Soviet spaceships carried out Wednesday by a gunman wearing Mogadishu, the capital, and that the United States to attend the resigned. a police uniform. navigational maneuvers in orbit Wednesday increasing security officers were patroling U.N. General Assembly in New The National Assembly is speculation that their mission would not produce the Authorities immediately the streets York and was on a private visit elected every six years and FUNNY YOUR •nested a policeman named ne president's body was to the West Coast. chooses the president, who anticipated construction of an orbiting space station. Abbulkadir Abdi, whom Radio returned to the capital. Shermarke became serves as chief of state. ONCE A MONTH Y Soviet sources had said that Soyuz 6, 7 and 8, with prime Mogadishu later identified as the According to the minister of As prime Somalia, minister, rmx&TL asBasMn- a seven cosmonauts on board, would construct the first consitution, the president of the Texas-sized country of 4.5 Shermarke visited Washington, The shootang occurred in Las NationaI space platform, but reports on the troika flight by the Assembly, Somalia's million people, when it became London, Moscow and Peking Anod near the Ethiopian border official Soviet news agency Tass described only in northern Somalia where the ^parliament, assumes power upon independent in 1960. He was and led his nation on a neutral ^ death of the president. Sheik defeated in 1964 then elected to course, accepting aid from both maneuvering and scientific experiments. preadent had been inspecting Muktar Mohamed heads the a Western and Communist nations. You re not as mini usual? It's * ♦ * six-year term as president in as only temporary, drought-stricken regions. It was assembly. 1967. you know. A monthly problem. But who cares when The North Vietnamese told two U.S. wives Wednesday day before his 50th Prime minister Mohammed SPEEDREADING! Shermarke's ruling Somalia you have that puffy, bloated, "Oh, I'm so fat feeling"? that Hanoi would not release any American prisoners *wthday. Haji Ibrahamin Egal was in Youth League party won a TRENDAR, that's who. TRENDAR'LL help keep you until the United States has withdrawn its troops from smashing election victory in slim as you are all month long. Its modern diuretic Vietnam and the war has ended. March, taking all but one of the HALF-PRICE (water-reducing) action controls temporary pre-men- This was reported by Mrs. Sue Shuman and Mrs. Martha Doss, two Virginia Beach, Va., women whose New school head 123 parliamentary seats. Tribesmen in the country strual weight gain. (That can be up to 7 pounds!) Start taking TRENDAR 4 to 7 days before that time. It'll help charged the election was rigged. make you look better and feel better. husbands have been held prisoner since March 1968. The president was involved in National News named by board a bitter dispute over with Police Gen. Mohammed security TRENOARJTMAKES GIRL1. YOU Abshir during the elections. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration John W. Porter, former challenge not easy to accept." When he insisted that local He said he would rely on his (NASA) acknowledged Wednesday it is reviewing a associate superintendent of the association with the board as proposed orbital test flight of a monkey with a Michigan State Board of associate superintendent to assist Education, accepted the position transplanted heart. Wednesday as acting him in making the transfer to The project is one of two submitted to NASA based the new position. superintendent of public "I am honored that the State on the work of Christian Barnard, the South African instruction. Board has such confidence in my surgeon who pioneered in human heart transplants. Succeeding Ira Poiley, who ♦ ♦ ♦ i superintendent early judgement," he said. last week, Porter said in a Pursuing a studied business as usual course, President statement to the press : Nixon concentrated Wednesday on Latin America and economic problems - nationwide antiwar demonstrations. taking no public notice of "The Education has supported State a Board unanimously nomination by ATTENTION CAR OWNERS Although the White House repeatedly went out of its Charles Morton that I be asked way in pre-moratorium days to try to soften to assume the position of acting stop-the-war sentiment by claiming noticeable progress superintendent of public for Nixon policies, the Southeast Asian conflict played instruction no part in Nixon's announced activities for the "I was not an applicant for day. the position," he explained, "nor did I desire to be sought Moratorium Day in the nation's capital bore a striking after for it. However, because of resemblance to any other business day as the scattered the unanimous board vote which round of speeches, rallies and other displays of indicates, I believe, the unified sentiment against the war in Vietnam did little to divert support essential to begin this the government from business as usual. very important task, I have The protesters saved their best for the day's end when agreed to serve in the capacity of acting superintendent. It is a thousands were expected to gather near the Washington Monument for a silent, candlelight procession past the White House, led by the widow of Martin Luther King Jr. Wonders' dozen A queen candidates presidential commission is investigating reports that hundreds of color television sets, most from one narrowed to one manufacturer, caught fire - even while not in operation. Wonders Hall was one of the Stewart M. Statler, staff counsel for President Nixon's first living units to announce its National Commission on Product Safety, confirmed the Homecoming queen candidate. probe, but refused to name the manufacturer whose sets Patty Kantor, Flint caught fire most often. sophomore, was chosen to represent the residence hall Tuesday night from a field of 12 Republican and Democratic leaders proposed candidates. She will compete Wednesday a congressional denunciation of what they with winners from other living called a Communist effort "to associate Americans who units for University demonstrate for peace" with the cause of North Homecoming queen. Miss Kantor is a nursing major. Vietnam. The Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, whose televised image in millions of American homes in the 1950's made him nationally known, has resigned as the head of the Rochester Roman Catholic Diocese. Bishop Sheen told a news conference Wednesday he will return to New York City "not to retire, but to spend myself and be spent in any work with what the Lord sees fit to use me. Michigan News The State Board of Education postponed Wednesday accepting sex education guidelines for schools until it receives a legal opinion on the constitutionality of the sex education law. Board Treasurer James F. O'Neil said the 1968 law could be unconstitutional because it permitted students to be excused from sex education classes with parental consent. He cited a U.S. Supreme Court ruling which he said struck down a law allowing children to be excused from classes where prayers were conducted because it constituted discrimination. A 31-year-old Presbyterian minister, whose anti-war activities included turning in his draft card, has hopes of getting his draft board to reverse its decision ordering him to report for induction into the Army later this month. Gary Ireland, who resigned recently from his post at St. John's Presbyterian Church on Detroit's near east side because he felt churches are not making a meaningful attack on the problems of American society, said he will report for induction if his appeal fails. TAYLOR STATEMENT MICHIGAN > -g ■ k k |«» TRINKA CLINE. executive editor Being dealt with in contempt SfArE NEWS NORMAN J.SAARI, managing editor GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor EDITOR'S statement was NOTE: written The following by John F. A. committee present estate? was constituted. What is its unselfish The loyalty since its work began. reason for our having such a UNIVERSITY KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor Taylor, philosophy professor, and It is being dealt with in contempt It is committee has been, nevertheless, JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor chairman of the ad hoc committee that being asked not to deliberate on our obscured. It was very simply this: that we wrote guidelines for the All-University nominations, but to respond to our wanted a carefully deliberated expression Search and Selection Committee. unlicensed pressures. In short, it is being of the judgement of the whole asked to do what the board of trustees is University. Such an expression can, in fact, be had on To the Editor: perfectly well equipped to do without its one condition only, that we respect the I am too uninstructed in the art of offices. And we, by making it superfluous, due process which we ourselves have Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award for outstanding journalism. politics to give advice to others on the have in fact rejected our own advance. instituted, permitting informed, respected making of a president. I am not, however, I may speak with a certain claim to and serious colleagues to perform the tasks without an opinion on the making of a detachment and impartiality in this of the delegated intellect in our behalf. university. And I will confess to a kind of connection. I am neither for nor against despair at the disarray of our community, any person. I am neither for nor against And if we do not? Then let us be aware which forbids us to make both. any list. I am satisfied that the opportunity of what are the real costs: the exchange of EDITORIALS It must be clear that in any society there are some matters which it is better to put of making nominations has been, in fact, perfectly open, that the All-University our community for an illusion of community, a failure of democracy and (I oermanently beyond political adventure, Search and Selection Committee has been greatly fear) a universal contempt for the since to be divided on them is to have as faultlessly democratic as we have known position we have filled and for the susr jnded the society itself. What how to make it, that it has labored in University which has filled it. Rewrite the the ghtful and serious men describe as "due process" is such a matter. We may be divided into competing factions in all other connections; but in this one connection we moment for cannot afford to be divided. Due process is or struck for." This is definitely the complacency. Back in April of this year, The not the weapon of a faction. It is, on the epitome of "famous last words." report by the steering members of the Chamber of committee contrary, the rule which we mutually What the steering committee strongly suggests the consent to honor in order that, in spite of Commerce, Human Relations domination by the realtors over the all discovered and finally recommended our contests, we may belong together in Commission, City Planning other members. This is a tragedy in one house. on these topics was highly Commission and three MSU that most of the advantages in Therefore, it deserves to be called to the organizations met to discuss the disappointing. attention of the University that we are A uniform design for towing apartment living lie with the realtors. problems in landlord-tenant degrading the office of the president by the In order to rewrite the relations. The result of this meeting practices, signs with rates and other pattern of our attempts to fill it, and if we additions was suggested as a more whitewashed report, a radical, continue in our present pattern we shall was the selection of a steering have shortly a president but no University. efficient and lucid design, to aid the innovative approach must be committee which has just issued its When, some months ago, the MSU Board taken-and taken quick before the report. prospective law-breaker, than the of Trustees consented to the formatidn of realtors get a stronger grip on our In order to judge the success or type presently in use. Various the All-University Search and Selection devices to make for a more cohesive checkbooks. Committee, its action represented for this failure of the steering committee's and understandable arrangement on -The Editors University an unprecendented report, it is necessary to look at the constitutional advance. In establishing the objectives sought at the time of the security deposits were proposed. The committee, the board undertook to make uniform standard lease, which committee's origin and the present its selection from a list of candidates situation. loomed as the potential success of recommended by the committee. By the The basic objective was to improve the entire project, never got off the Constitution of the State of Michigan, the board of trustees is not, of course, bound ground "on the basis that it would relations between landlord and be impractical." We took the war by the faculty, or by the students, or by tenant and, hence, four main topics the alumni. were chosen for the committee's Finally, the creation of a grievance And it knows this. The board of trustees consideration. These were: security committee to hear complaints and is bound not because we bind it, but issue suggestions was advocated. because it binds itself. That was precisely deposits, automobile towing However, the steering committee the significance of the new advance. The practices, model lease provisions and board consented to be bound by the grievance procedures. specifically stated that the grievance recommendations of a committee for the While the first two items have great committee would have no binding reason that it understood, clearly and importance and ramifications for power and "only the power to explicitly, that no president it appoints can those suggest." succeed in his office if he has not the unfortunately involved, they One could look at the existence of support of the University--of the faculty, fundamentally involve the of the students and alumni-whose destinies clarification, either in writing (in the the steering committee, its report he is to direct. case of security deposits) or in signs and suggestions as being a Therefore, we were asked to constitute a and symbols (towing policies being precedent-a precedent which could committee, so democratically conceived lay the fabric for the lessening of that no one could question its posted on premises). The big issue that the steering tensions between tenant and representativeness, so judiciously committee was to grapple with was landlord. At the same time, however, NOV 15 composed that its capacity to speak for the whole of the University was undoubted, so the arrangement for a model lease it is obvious that the expectation of generously endowed with experience that Why the emperor doesn't have any for realtors. This lease would be a a model lease was not realized. This it could be asked, in relation to the board, new Vietnam plan at all " uniform standard one available to all failure augurs much for future to act in our behalf. That was the mishaps simply because students' conception of the committee. The apartment tenants and was expected become lack the concern and determination to reality this fall. to seriously advance their own cause. Originally, consent between parties involved was to be the the While it is hard to perceive of a OUR READERS' MIND precipitating cause of the lease. But grievance committee having the as time went on, it seemed obvious power to force individuals or groups that a rent strike similar to the Ann to heed its advice, it is just as Arbor strike at the University of Michigan means to would "have the end. to be the difficult committee to feel satisfied with a which will suggest and probably wind up in the sift and MSU-SDS innocent of vandalism The woodwork of a bureaucratic office. expectation of a model lease To the Editor: CCSDS call their national organization, is Rent in the East win people to their theories. this fall was so certain that former Lansing area is We would like to agree with the letter by well expressed in their Oct. 8-11 "Bring the We believe that the majority of MSU-SDS Off-Campus Council representative exorbitantly high. Uncertainties in Daniel Nathan in his opinions that War Home" action, where they plan to leases abound. While this doesn't vandalism does not communicate political feels that most people are our potential Diction lacking Leon Brenner stated categorically attack high schools, provoke fights in the allies and can be won to support a militant seem to be the time to follow the theory. It seems important to point out, streets and, in general, open up a new front that a model lease would be fight against those who really benefit from however, that members of MSU-SDS were of the Vietnam war in Chicago. To the Editor: instituted this fall "either negotiated lead of our fellow rent-striking not involved in the paintings and consider exploiting the people. We condemn the Besides getting a lot of people hurt for students at U-M, this is not a them deplorable. anti-people actions of CCSDS and will While your editorial page professes to nothing, we feel this action is attacking, or continue to build a fighting campus take a liberal stand with regard to the The painting was done by a group calling at least not reaching out to the vast movement in spite of them. Vietnam war, your news pages continually themselves Capitol City SDS. Tliey are part majority of people who would benefit run wire service stories that, by their very of a group which walked out of the from the U.S. getting out of Vietnam now. Rob Nygren, diction, tend to support the administration Tuberculosis national convention in Chicago and started their own organization when they saw that they were out-voted. They have operated They are saying in effect, "We know what is right and we're doing it. If you guys are too stupid to see it and follow us, go to Birmingham, Ala. junior Mark Hayes, position. If it is true that the United States should Traverse City junior not be in Vietnam, then why are the Viet nationwide with the same strategy of hell!" Their violence and irrationality has Cong continually referred to as "the still not meaningless vandalism and physical attacks on all persons refusing to support them. However, we feel that this flows not g0vm in proportion to their inability to enemy," enemy? "enemy troops," etc. Whose do you persist in printing An interesting and potentially Dr. Feurig, however, goes on to from immaturity, but from their political We should praise Communism Also, why Defense Dept. (actually it should be "War point out that one of the reasons theories, which say that whites benefit Dept.") figures of numbers of Viet Cong dangerous dichotomy exists in the from racism; therefore, all whites are the communism of that the prevalence of tuberculosis is To the Editor: Mao, who murdered at least killed, when you know that those figures MSU food services—half the enemy; men benefit from exploiting 10 million Chinese in the mid-1940's and so low is because of a continuing On Monday's editorial page, David Short actually refer to the number of people employes religiously given women, therefore all men are the enemy; are effort to keep it so. No disease is begs us to go easy on communism, ravaged Tibet in 1951. We should exalt the killed, including women and children, who and they are always correct, therfore communism of Khrushchev, who tuberculosis tests each year, while have no part in the war? "everyman's scapegoat." Short ignored the other half The ever completely defeated and all everyone who disagrees with them is the butchered the Hungary Freedom Fighters Finally, why do you use the term never are. only one critical area in his otherwise require constant looking after-the splendid commentary; he didn't include all in 1956. We should laud the communism "military obligation" in articles concerning problem eminates from a less than advent of penicillin, for example, TTiis constitutes a clear attack on the of Breshnev and Kosygin, who obliterated the Placement Bureau? Do you really think, the praiseworthy features of the specific health law. made health officials decide a decade majority of people in this country. We Communist movement. Yes, we should the liberalization movement in that in view of the current United States believe that the majority are hurt by the Czechoslovakia in 1968. And we should The State of Michigan statute worship the communism of Stalin, who military situation, anyone has an obligation ago that venereal disease was history, war, racism, inflation, rising taxes and can especially appluad the communism of Ho to serve in the military? regarding such things strongly and it is back in "liquidated" uncounted millions of now near epidemic be won to join together to militantly fight Russians during the late 1930's and who Chi Minh, who ordered the slaughter of Each of these three cases is a case in recommends, but does not require, back. proportions. 50,000 North Vietnamese in order to which a significant value judgment is TB tests for food handlers. This The policies of the Weathermen, as the squashed democracy in Eastern Europe In sum, what Dr. Feurig seems to after World War II. We should glorify the solidify^his rule in the late 1940's and early implicitly made by choice of words. The being the case, the University is be saying--and we 1950's ,* and who commanded his South use of these loaded terms is a subtle form concur-is that Vietnamese cadre, the Viet Cong, to actually free not to test anyone-as is of thought control that the Dept. of while TB may be near nonexistent in assassinate any village leader who neglected the norm with most other agencies in this area. MSU, however, does this day, it only takes one case working in the close proximity of Wharton best candidate to profess total fealty to communism. And finally, we should bless the Defense is skilled at using. I suppose these things are bound to creep into any writing, but it would improve the quality of State require medical check-ups for TB the University community to bring communism of the new leaders in Hanoi, News reporting if you substituted neutral from its full-time employes and yet, To the Editor* intention, however, that the petition we who, if they should happen to preside over about a staggering tragedy. The terms for the loaded administration terms in some unfathomable fit of illogic, I believe that many members of the **ned for th? reason !tated woul? or the conquest of South Vietnam, would "enemy," "Viet Cong killed" and "military does not require the same from its tuberculosis test is not complicated faculty of MSU are wholeheartedly in should 1)6 used ** 311 endoreement o{ Dr- make every previous massacre in the name obligation." This seems especially student and or overly time-consuming, and we support of the candidacy of Clifton Adams for the presidency of MSU. We are, of communism look like nap time at the appropriate in view of your dovish editorial part-time help. can see no reason why the University Wharton Jr., vice president of the in'fact, more convinced now than ever that Sunny Days Nursery School. Short, let us position. Tuberculosis, according to Dr. should not require it of all its. Agricultural Development Council, Inc., as Wha^on is fhe ** qfua,l^dPerson to not fail to give credit where credit is due James Feurig, director of Olin Health the next president of MSU. But there are become the 06x1 Presadent of MSU- employes. some who, like myself, are deeply Edgar A. Schuler, Center, is nowhere near the dread It is our opinion that the law concerned that the of scourge that it was years ago. In fact, appearance our sociology education professor regarding TB tests should be signatures on the petition to the with new breakthroughs in medical All-University Search and Selection re-worked to require such tests for technique and medicines, the disease food handlers, rather than to suggest Committee, which urges that the name of can probably be classed in the "rare" Dr. Walter Adams be added to the list of them. Short of this, however, we feel eligibles, has been widely misinterpreted. category. As a result, TB treatment that the University should make its We signed the petition because we felt institutions and agencies throughout already existent policy concerning strongly that, as a matter of simple justice, the Unite States are closing their and despite Dr. Adam's repeated such tests for some employes doors for lack of clientele-indeed, disclaimers, the board of trustees should inclusive of all segments of the work the last time a case passed through haye the opportunity within established force. procedures to consider Dr. Adams for the Olin was in the summer of 1966. -The Editors presidency. It was most certainly not our Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 16, 1969 5 Moratorium Day. A day to suspend "business as usual" in protest of the war in Vietngm. It was the largest anti-war demonstration this nation has ever seen, and it may become a crucial test of the reality of the democratic process. People of all ages particpated in protest - the generation gap was bridged by the common plea for peace. Ethelyn Johnston, a 92-year-old Lansing resident, marched with the crowd half-way to the Capitol and insisted that she would have been able to walk the whole way. MSU students and faculty joined the rest of the nation in the anti-war demonstration. Acting President Adams, upper left. Rep. Donald W. Reiglc, R-Mich., center, and Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., addressed their anti-war comments to a mass rally at the MSU Auditorium. Then college students, faculty, businessmen, housewives and students from area junior and senior high schools came together for the march on the Capitol and walked toward Lansing expressing sorrow for the war dead and hope for peace. State News photos by Bob Iritis, Mike Beasley and Jerry McAllister. 6 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 16, 1969 Arbitration law examined it's it a what's w fin *. a ^ , i 00^'^,°f compulsory arbitration municipal were sn • examined inference pohce was in a and Kellogg Center this wefk. The sponsored by the school of Labor and Industrial Relations. The law, which 7™ ffec"ve0c;' law tor firemen conference became tor three years, will be up for renewal. The law l.w'llbeineffect after which it submission provides for arbitration as an "effective and binding procedure for the resolution of disputes." If a dispute has not been resolved within 30 days of its it wi„ arbitration In 5e to mediation and "The law is ,agne regarding fact-finding, the law states that the time periods involved," he submitted discussing the law, David Burgess, mayor of Grosse Pointe, pointed out some of its weaker points. for said. "There can be a lag of as much as " 127 *nn days "from the fact-finding until its submission to arbitration." He ^ there ls not a provision regarding intervention by any group or interested citizens, and hmTXrThferthehdispute7s submitted for arbitration «It is a hH and miss arragmement, at best. The case i: j^g^d to a mediator and he contacts the party to see how far negotiations have progressed TheR he judges whether th . are inHE ready for mediation " it does not make it clear whether He said that 30 d is not the dispute can or must be enough time in some cases. ON AGING submitted to arbitration and whether wneiner it applies u applies to 10 simole simple .J1'" governor's dbycl< The hold Psychology nea mmeeting lno^for Dept. r**all senior, Peace--301 dynamics Bessey: Group sensitivity-Bessey PhUip C. Thorpe, asst. dean, Indiana University, will be on the commission .nterested in graduate work disagreements. ... Community life styles- Wesley campus Oct. 23 to talk to because the police and firemen spychoiogy at 7:30 tonight in Foundation. A panel was set up to answer pre-law students The interviews are at a disadvantage in 111 Olds Hall, * * * Lonsdale lectures will be held in 211 Linton Hall. questions submitted to them bargaining with management * * * Beal Film Group will presen Student *-king an appointment from the audience Panel because they do not have the The following Free U' Courss ; Humprhey Bogart and Rod may cail .>55-6677. members Kurgess; Leo were: option to strike. W1" ** he,d tonight as follows Steiger in "Harder They Fjfll" at . , , . .. . . . . . Walsh, member of the Michigan 7 and 9 tonight in 101 N. jj* , A former MSU distinguished processes, however, can be lecture tour that has taken her Mediation Board. Kedzie. Admission is 50 cents. All registered student visiting professor, Dame considered the prime reason for to Michigan, California and Casselman arbitrator and ID's are not required. organizations which are going to Ohio. Soon to lecture in attorney. c' Rjc|iard Morton aging in the human body. There crowd Kathleen Lonsdale, presented O be active SR this year must St. John Student Parish her research on "Aging in is a dispute among scientists as Washington, D.C her topics, as c tro,'ler ' from Kalamazoo presents a discussion with T. re-register by Oct. 27. The form Materials and Man" at the to which is the most important she said, range from diamonds County. ^ Jack stieber for this registration is available Harry McKinney entitled 'Race, science colloquy here this week, factor, she said. to gallstones." A woman scientist of many chairman' and director of the c , , , , , , Rebellion and Response," from in Division, the Student Activities 101 Student Services 7 to 8 tonight, Also, a social Currently a distinguished Dame Kathleen Reiat:ons BMU. According result of to Kathleen, the aging process is a reorganization in the Dame visiting professor at Ohio State University and retired professor achievements, was honored in 1956 with the title Dame Commander, Order , . Regarding Dress f ^ p J, 'J*8 • v 'rage of Association action workshop will be held with to Bernard Offerman from 9 10. Both events will he held Free Philosophy University's Oriental and Religion class body, wear and tear, and from the University of London, of the British Empire. She has though it is .. - ... „ , - the' perogative of the' in the Cardinal Room, St. John will meet at 8 tonight in 111 chemical change. None of these Dame Kathleen has been on been vice present of the Royal Student Parish. e thought h,nothe tion Sold out is the word on The Association, the first of ASMSU's tn"lid" Bessey. Society and president of the should ^ kept on and the press Popular Entertainment Series this season. TONIGHT British ASSn. for tne nvn]l(^n/] excluded fmm from the naontntiAiu negotiations. Thp last fllll hnnw fnr Ihic curiae ho... The last full house for this series heard Simon and Garfunkel Inter-Varsity Christian Delta Phi Epsilon, professional Advancement of Science. Fellowship will hold meetings at DOUBLE EXCITEMENT Casselman also answered a fa" term, 1967, but The Association's house will seat 3,000 more 9 tonight as follows. East and honorary fraternity for men people. A new seating arrangement raised Jennison's capacity interested in international campus, McDonel Kiva, with Jur. ELEC. IN CAR HEATERS from 6,000 to over 9.000. relations, foreign trade and the While pop entertainment has sustained heavy losses, it Worden, Inter-^rsitv staff foreign service, will hold open STUETTO EXCITEMENT horn the has held member. West campus, 1963 7:30 tonight in 33 stiletto its own over the years, according to Steve Plichta, chairman of rush at Author of THE CARPETBAGGERS Room, Wonders Hall, with John the committee. He attributes this latest success partly to the Union. Herbert Spivack, Watkins, president of IVCF HAROLD MUMS diplomat-in-residence, will speak summer pop concerts which have revived interest in good Chapter 'Hie discussion at or. "Careers in the Foreign concerts. both meetings will he "I^me to mniiam mmssi Service." All interested persons Plichta is optimistic for similar turnouts for Blood, Sweat and Christians- Commitment to are invited to attend. Each Other." For information or Tears and Dionne Warwick, scheduled to appear later this term. rides, call 353-1531. AND - ON THE SAME ACTION PROGRAM He added that ticket prices have been lowered and the pop People interested in working "TTie Paper" should call 26 men took 25 miMtes to steal HO,000,000.00! «»n entertainment committee will try to keep them down. Lt. Paula J Tyi.-r, U S N. . . 1594 or 355-4394. V.AVE Programs Officer \ Start* TODAY! discuss opportunities for won Free University will hold a At 1:203:20-5:20-7:20-9:20 in the Navy with interest pre-mecting for sensitivity coeds, from 9 a.m. to 1 p group." at 7 tonight in 104C A film by Gordon Parks based on his novel today and Friday at I NOW SHOWING! Placement center. MSU Amateur Radio Club will EXCLUSIVE -ALL COLOR! at 7:30 tonight in 252 ^s«l^nD13mQ ELEC. IN CAR HEATERS meet Engineering Bldg. J DearC. S. The (iraduate History Club nil! meet at 7 tonight in 39 L'nion. It will be a short business * Meet me neeting to elect representatives « o the Faculty Committees. * tonight at 482-3905 COLOR H 7:07 and * 956 Trowbridge. 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Call College Travel Ends Tonight: "SUCCUBUS" Feature 7:40-9:45 P.M. 351-6010 8 Thursday, October 16, 1969 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Call Treasure Chest Ads in Today CLASSIFIED 355-8255 Automotive FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank Employment Employment Employment HELP WANTED: Mature women to BOUNCER: MINIMUM weight 200 RN, LPN with medication course, FIAT SPIDER, 1968 convertible. PONTIAC 1963. Tri-power, 4-speed. work full or part-time in food pounds. Also male cashier. needed part-time 3 to 11:30 p.m., Leaving country, best offer. Call Many extras. Must sell. 351-7868. service operation. Interviews being 11 to 7:30 a.m. Apply Provincial 5-10/19 DONJON'S, 372-7646. 3-10-19 393-1726.6-10-22 taken. Monday through Friday, 11 House. Call Mrs. Parker, a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone 332-0815. 332-0817. 110-10/17 PORSCHE 1965 for sale. Previously SALES TRAINEE: Leading plastic FIREBIRD 400 1968. 4-speed, new Ask for Mr. McCarthy. 7-10/21 raw material broker has position glass tires. Call 646-6475 after 7 advertised, call again. Offers • automotive $2400, or over. 332-1343. 3-10-19 available for aggressive young MECHANICS and mechanic's helpers • employment p.m. 3-10/17 NEED EXTRA MONEY? wanted to work on industrial man. Salary and fringe. For • for rent interview, call 351-0320. 2-10-17 equipment. Call 677-9611. FORD 1960. 6 cylinder, automatic, RAMBLER-AMERICAN, 1968. 6 WE ARE LOOKING for part-time 5-10/17 • for sale radio. Good tires, clean, runs well. cylinder standard shift. 5 year people to work late afternoons DENTAL ASSISTANT for • lost & found $135. 355-9913. 3-10/16 fact. A-1 condition. Original and evenings, 3 nights per week Orthodontic office. Experience RECEPTIONIST-Bookkeeper in law » personal owner. $1295. 351-7961. 2-10/16 and Saturdays. We will guarantee necessary. Call 482-9695, 9 to 5 office to handle telephone calls • peanuts personal FORD FAIRLANE, 1965. p.m. daily. 4-10/19 and receptionist duties. General • real estate Automatic, V-6, $895. Call SAAB 1967 wagon. All extras. bookkeeping. Typing and 353-7944, after 5 p.m. 2-10-17 Original owner. 16,000 miles. $300. PER MONTH • service PART-TIME Campus Representative. shorthand required. For further $1,250. 351-7569. 5-10/20 Put information and apppointment for • transportation up advertising posters, earn FORD FAIRLANE 500 convertible, if you meet our requirements. $5-$ 10 per hour. No selling. Write interview call 372-5700. 6-10/19 • wanted 1966. Power steering and brakes, This is interesting and challenging University Publications, Box excellent condition. $850. SUNBEAM Alpine 1963. Must sell. work with full company fringe Excellent body and mecharwcal 20133, Denver, Colorado, 80220 RESERVATIONS AGENT: 882-2810, 372-8097. 5-10/20 benefits. For personal confidential DEADLINE shape. New rubber and 35,000 for details. 2-10/16 Trans-Michigan Airlines, Capitol actual miles. Call 351-3312 after City Airport. Phone 489-2446 for FORD GALAXIE 1967. Air, stereo, FEMALE 21, 1 P.m. one class day be¬ 6:00. $525. 5-10/20 neat appearing. As appointment. 3-10/17 fore publication. power. Excellent condition. week-end counter girl agent. $1295. 482-6133. 5-10/20 NATIONAL CAR RENTAL. GRADUATE accounting student for Cancellations - 12 noon one THUNDERBIRD 1964, Landau. All class power, A.C., 38,000 miles, new Capitol City Airport. 489-2931 part time bookkeeping. Employer day before publica¬ FORD 1963 Galaxie. V-8, stick, between 3-10 p.m. 2-10/16 will accommodate student's hours. tion. engine, extra good shape. 4-door, black, sharp. 355-5030. 489-2154. 5-10/19 Willing to work Saturdays and 3-10/17 BUSBOYS, BELLMEN. All shifts. evenings. For interview, call DESK CLERK: Full part-time. PHONE GTO 1966. Gold with black vinyl TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965. Going or Apply in person, Holiday Inn, 393-5770, ask for Mr. Finn. TF Some weekend hours. Call for North of Frandor. 5-10/20 into Army. Must sacrifice. $700 or top, automatic. $1150. Call appointment. 482-1491, ext. 761. PART-TIME 355-8255 485-1224. 5-10/20 best offer. 351-2487. 3-10/17 employment for MSU Capitol Park Motor Hotel. 3-10/16 BABYSITTER WANTED: Monday, students during school year with Wednesday, Fridays, 8:30 a.m. to Midwest's largest full-line RATES JAQUAR 1966 XKE Coupe. Air TRIUMPH TR-4. Wire wheels, radio, STUDENT WIFE to work 5 mornings 12:30 p.m. in my home. merchant wholesaler. Automobile conditioned, AM/FM short wave, tonneau, red. 372-4381, Wayne, I ddy Abarth exhaust, Pirelli tires. a week in East Lansing residence. 351-3825. 2-10/16 required. For further information J 1.50 anytime. 5-10/20 372-9431, evenings. 3-10/16 $2.00 an hour. Must have own phone 337-1349. O 15tf per word per day CLEANING WOMAN. Own 3 davs transportation. Call 332-0204. J4.00 JAQUAR 1964, Red Roadster. TRIUMPH 1968 TR 250. Good 3-10/16 transportation. $2.00 an hour. WAITRESSES 13 1/2# per woru per aay condition. Call 484-2687 or ull or part time. Excellent wages Hardtop included. Excellent Mondays. Call after 6 p.m. ED 5 days $6.50 condition. 351-5162, after 6 p.m. 485-1111. X-10/16 PART —TIME experienced meat 2-5634. 3-10/17 and benefits. Apply at the lty per word per day 4-10/17 TRIUMPH GT-6, 1967. Excellent clerk. Call in person. Prince Bros. Teak wood Lounge, 3600 South Market, 555 East Grand River, BABYSITTER WANTED: 4 p.m. to Logan. 882-9507. 7-10/19 (based 10 words condition. $1,895. 351-2127. on per ad) MERCURY convertible, 1965. 4 on East Lansing. 3-10-19 9:30 p.m. One child. IV 5-9527 4-10/17 There will be a the floor. $900. 332-5711. after 5 p.m. 3-10/17 50# service and bookkeeping charge if 5-10/16 VOLKSWAGEN 1965, 1500 sedan. BABYSITTER NEEDED Fbr Rent Monday-Tuesday. 5-9 p.m. listo Technologist needed for this ad is not paid within Sunroof, gas heater, Dunlop Aviation Employment Spartan Village. Own immediate employment. ASCP V RENTALS: G.E. 19" one week. radials. 487-0850. 3-10-19 transportation. Please call registered or eligible. Excellent portable--$8.50 per month FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS 355-0806. 3-10-19 salary and benefits. Apply including stand. Call J.R. VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Beige. Good learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!!! wanted-Must have a minimum of The State News will be Sparrow Hospital or call CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. condition. Call after 5 p.m. Special $5.00 offer. 484-1324. C 60 semester or 90 term hours. Pay responsible only for the CHILD CARE WORKERS to provide 487-6111, extension 333. 4-10-20 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C 332-2269. 3-10-19 $22.50 per day. Contact first day's incorrect inser¬ guidance and supervision to Scooters & superintendent's office, Byron tion. VOLKSWAGEN 1966, beige 2-door Cycles area schools, Byron, Michigan, neglected, delinquent, and Instructional Assistants: Minimum of TV R€ N T A LS-St u den ts only. problem teenage boys, in a 2 years as an English major. Assist Low monthly and term rates. Call sedan. Very good condition. Call YAMAHA 313-266-4629. 4-10/17 1969, 250 Scrambler. residential treatment school. with composition evaluations. Part 393-6858.5-10/20 484-2600 to reserve yours. New. Take over payments, balance Applicants must be upper time or full time. $2.50 per hour. MGB 1968, 17,000 miles. Wire UNIVERSITY TV. C due, $693.80. Phone Credit INTERVIEWS ARE being taken for wheels, radio. Many extras. Mint VOLKSWAGEN 1963 2-door sedan. classmen or graduate students (20 Apply at O'Rafferty High School, Manager, IV 9-2379. 0-10/17 Beeline stylists. High commission, 4300 The State News does not condition. Must sell. 355-5828. Radio low years of age or older) who can W. Saginaw St., Lansing, , mileage, good no collecting or delivering. Free NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented work 24 to 36 hours per week between 2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. permit racial or religious 5-10/18 condition. 487-0466 after 6 p.m. HONDA, 1967 305cc Scrambler. 'wardrobe. Must drive. Phone for - only to MSU students and faculty. Mondays through Fridays: 3 p.m. Thursday or Friday. 2-10-17 discrimination In Its ad¬ 3-10/17 $8.84 month [including tax], MUSTANG 1967 3 on floor, good $325 or make offer. Phone personal interview. 485-7509, to 10 p.m. Saturdays and vertising columns. The 353-2866. 3-10-19 646-6676. 4-10/17 STATE MANAGEMENT condition. $1175 . 351 3895. Sundays: 8 hour shifts. Various Attention HRI and accounting Sute News will not accept VOLVO 1965, Excellent condition. CORPORATION, 444 Michigan 10-10/22 schedules are available. $2.50 - seniors and grads - male. Night Call Bob, at 351-6264 after 5 store for Ave. 332-8687. C advertising which discrim¬ HONDA, S-90 1969. Excellent COUNTER WORK in $3.00 per hour. Prefer applicants Auditor for motel. 11 p.m. to 7 3-10/17 inates against religion, OLDSMOBILE 1959. Excellent p.m. male stui pI1 \_ ED or older. who have previous experience in a.m. Apply in person, University race, color or national or¬ condition. New carburetor. $150. 339-2575 " iTTo working with young people. Inn, 1100 Trowbridge Rd., E. Cam US 351-5516 after 5 p.m. X3-10/16 WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in igin* Apply to personnel, STARR Lansing. 5-10-21 the $1,000 bracket? We got 'em. SALARY PLUS room and board. COMMONWEALTH FOR BOYS, HiI CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 Offered by elderly man who needs OLDSMOBILE 1962 convertible. HONDA 305 Scrambler 1966. Albion, Michigan 49224. STUDENTS WITH cars - need $20 - East Michigan Avenue, across Excellent condition. housekeeper and limited nursing Good top anp tires. Dependable New tires, Telephone 517-629-3988. 5-10-21 $30 weekly? Flexible hours, from the Post Office 484-2345. C One transportation. $100. After 6 p.m. large knobby. $360 or best offer. care. or two persons pleasant work. Phone Fuller 676-4387. 3-T0/17 Must sell. 351-7918. 3-10/17 considered. Call 332-6204 or Brush, 485-6634. 1-10-16 Auto Service & Parts 332-2965. 5-10/19 LINE UP your fall job now. Earn to learn in your spare time. Car OLDSMOBILE 1962, F-85, V-8, 1967 HARLEY Davidson, 250cc 2 or 3 of a Kind ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call LUNCH COOK, about half/hour a necessary. Subsidiary of Alcoa. AUSTIN HEALEV 1963. MK-2, standard shift. New tires, many Sprint. Good condition. extras. $249. 372-8080 372-7335, KALAMAZOO STREET BODY 351-2790, after 6. 3-10/17 day. Meals plus $1. 351-9086. Equal Opportunity Employer. Call Vacancies for Guys or Gals • Your B«st Buy In a 3000. Must sell. Best offer. 351-7319 for SHOP. Small dents to large 3-10/16 At 731 485-3688. 3-10/16 ask for Mr. Moore. 5-10/20 wrecks. American and foreign (walk to campus) man apartment HONDA 1966, 160 Scrambler, with cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. MAIDS MOTEL. Full or part-time Luxurious, completely AUSTIN-HEALEV 1962. New top. OLDSMOBILE 1965 F-85. helmet. $250. After 5 p.m., - SPECIAL ED. (gal's) to live with • Party lounge 2628 East Kalamazoo C work available. Day or afternoon furnished & carpeted apts. Excellent engine. Good body and Tachometer, power brakes and 355-6450. 3-10/17 family in Northeast Lansing. Free tires. $850 or best offer. steering. Must sell. $400. shifts. No experience necessary. room and board, in exchange for Swimming pool & fully • Luxury Furnishings 393-6573.2-10/16 351-6913.2-10-17 Scheduled increases, paid some housework and care of 1 equipped party-game room. • Large apartments Employment vacations, paid sick leave. year old retarded daughter. See model at 731 Burcham. CAMARO 1967 - SS 350 conut. OLDSMOBILE 1969, 442. 11,000 UNIVERSITY INN, 1100 372-7124. 5-10/16 Open daily & Sun. 4-9 p.m. Many options. Must sell. miles. Radio, heater, close ratio CUTLASS 1965 4 barrel 330 cubic LARGE APPLIANCE sales Trowbridge Road, East Lansing. (Model phone 351-7212) 353-1723. 3-10/17 shift, 4-speed. Polyglass tires, bucket seats. $2,485. Call after 5 inch engine, bucket seats, 2 barrel and manifold. 390 positraction. 5-10-21 J.R. Culver Company J.R. Culver Co. CAMARO: 1967, RS, 4-speed, 327, p.m. 484-9910. 5-10/19 4--15" chrome wheels for Ford Okemos Thrifty Acres. Generous salary plus com;*yion. Liberal Cedar Village 217 Ann St. 351-8862 217 Ann St. 351-8862 mags, wide ovals. 355-2476. pick-up or Bronco. ED 7-7109. 1-10-16 OLDSMOBILE F-85, V-6, 1964. 5-5-10/20 fringe h"-. \v-^.lude: paid A&6 A Wirci?, MIARLOCK, CHEVROLET 1967, 2-door hardtop, Radio, Excellent 7 good 355-8108. 3-10/17 tires, condition. no rust. $550. Call MASON BODY SHOP 812 East holiday.^ \»* w»ns, and birthdays, paid dental li.«, hospitalization insurance, sick and plan IF SEER, MYSTIC, ClAliVOiANTj tffc/Hewt/M 2 Bedroom Apts. ONE BLOCK from CAMPUS Impala. V-8, automatic, power Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. pay THe WORLD * *£*£** retirement steering, brakes. New tires. Take PARTY WAGON-Camper 1959 Complete auto painting and and a profit-sharing plan. Persons interested should fMCHIC pHCHOtffHA TV 2 Man Apartment $200.00/month RIVER'S EDGE WATER'S EDGE over payments, balance due, Cadillac Hearse. Make offer. collision service. IV 5-0256. C l£ ArtWS HiieNtX - apply to Len Krampe (Meijer Inc.) $1,384.90. Phone Credit Manager, IV 9-2379. 0-10/17 _485-7095. 7J0-23 2055 West Grand River, Okemos. HAUOW'S EVC/Oa-S'iM PONTIAC Grand Prix, 1964, 2-door 6-10/20 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom Apts, for rent. New CHEVROLET 1965. 6 cylinder, hardtop, good shape, good engine, furnishings and carpeting. We also have a room¬ stick. $450. Must sell. Drafted. many extras. $750. Call IV THIS COUPON WILL ADMIT mate service for 1, 2, 3, or 4 persons. 351-9253. 3-10/16 2-5211.3-10/17 PARKING SPACES 2 for the price of 1 to Res. Manager CHEVROLET, 1963 convertible, PONTIAC Tempest 1967. 21,000 FOR RENT For Information Apt. 213 V-8, automatic, maroon, radio, miles, power brakes, automatic, YOUNG ADULT DUNCES For your car Waters Edge heater, excellent warranty. 353-7045. 2-10/16 Cedar Village Call 332-4432 your home power, condition, reasonable. 351-3906. 2 10/16 PONTIAC GTO 1966, 389 tri-power. Apartments FOR THE NOW GENERATION your life Must sell. AT GREEN'S PAVILION Excellent condition. Call Payton, 351-0725 or NEXT TO DEVILS LAKE, MICHIGAN your health CROSSWORD 355-5148. 4-10-20 CAMPUS your boat GOOD ONLY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 PUZZLE 2-door, hardtop. Clean, automatic, $ 15.00 /mo. TO HEAR THE SAN FRANCISCO SOUND OF your furniture full power, V-8. $1250. Call Ken, ACROSS your business 489-6680. 2-10-17 cXorth 332-5051 "THE MAD DOG" your jewelry 1. Well along CHEVY II 66 SS. New 327CI 350 your wardrobe 4. Worms H.P. "Vette" 4-speed, engine. Positraction, new clutch. Mint Pointe your golf clubs 8. Extinct flightless bird condition. $1,800. Firm. Serious offers only. 351-0631. 3-10-19 Student 11. 12. Farm animal Killer whale • Swimming 13. Obsolete COMPLETE WINTER 14. Special! CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 1966, Jailed 427, 425 hp. Power steering, 17. Relatives Air AUTO SERVICE power discs, power windows. • 18. Nothing State Farm is all you need to 19. Exceptionally clean. Must sell. Conditioning FREE CHECKUP High school 7. Mountain lake Drafted. 339-8614. 4-10/17 know about insurance. Give dance me a call. 21. 8. Heterogeneous Bone FALCON 1962. Automatic, bucket • 9-month lease at FOR CAREFREE 23. Linden tree 9. Bravo seats, radio. Clean transportation. 26. Govern 10. Combine no extra charge WINTER DRIVING! • $200,351-6958.3-10/16 27. Twirl 15. Goal 29. One addressed 16. River island FAIRLANE 1965 4-door, 6, CHECK HOSES 19. Say grace J.R. Culver Co. , standard. over Good family car. Take payments. Balance due IT'S TIME TO WINTERIZE THERMOSTATS, 20. Ill-mannered 21. Harvest goddess $587.20. Phone Credit Manager, 217 Ann St. 351-8862 22. Yellow ocher WATER PUMPS, IV 9-2379. O-10/17 YOUR CAR!! 24. Promissory notes 125. Luxuriant WHEEL CHAIRS CLAMPS. JIM RYAN GEO. TOBJN 127. Covetousness RYAN & TOBIN 28. Ornamental CRUTCHES Windshield Solvent $ ^ 29 Gas line 19c Booster Cables from I INSURANCE clock 31. Sandarac tree antl-freeze 339 MORGAN LANF 32. Dross FRANOOR For Sale or Rent 35. Thespian 37. Observant 351-0050 39. Winter P ermanent precipitation 40. Caama ANTI-FREEZE 42. Kind 43. By birth 44. Candlenut tree 110j E. GRAND RIVER at Gunson ED 2-2011 $J39 GAL. 45. Possessive adjective 46. Negative prefix 47. Loop and knot PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, October 16, 1969 9 For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale Student EAST LANSING: 1 block east of GREAT PLASTIC inflatable 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the BIRTHDAY CAKES - 7"$3.64, 8" Mobile Homes MSU. Beautiful a bedroom, able home. Makes tapes for your, car, -$4.18, 9" -$5.20. Delivered. KWAST unfurnished. Quiet, carpeted, indoor-outdoor. Twenty different too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up BAKERIES, 484-1317. C-10/16 SCHULT 1968 12X50. Immediate DIRECTORY complete kitchen, laundry, parking. ED 2-1703. 3-10/17 chairs, sofas, hassocks, etc. Low prices. $3.00 to $25.00. Call 337-9215 noon to midnight. at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C HARMONY strap, song FOLK Guitar: books. Call 355-5696 Case, occupancy. after 4 p.m. $3,950. 882-2118 call 3-10-19 SEE THIS one- Nice, 2 bedroom. 4-10/17 after 6 p.m. X3-10-19 1959 VANGUARD 10X35 furnished, DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and Furnished, plus. Non-stop drive to fenced in lot. 309 Trailer Haven. CAMPUS BROOKS Imported Cars COLLEGE TRAVEL campus. Only $155. 663-8418. 5-string banjo with $45. engagement ring »ts. Save 50 per resonator, cent or more. Large selection of 351-7924, after 6 p.m. 2-10-17 WASH N' GAS Sales and OFFICE 3-10/17 26 inch girls bicycle, $25. plain and fancy diamonds. AM—FM stereo with record player Weimaraners AKC registered $75. PARKWOOD 1966 12x52. Excellent Free exterior car wash with and $ 2 5 -$ 1 5 0 . WILCOX 130 West Grand River Blvd. EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your tape recorder, $200. IV SECONDHAND STORE, 509 East Males and females. Elliot, condition, 2 bedrooms. 514 18-gal. purchase of gasoline. 482-1473 own fine home. New deluxe 2-5482. 1-10-16 351-0720. 11-10/17 Imperial Village, Grand Ledge, Michigan. 485-4391. C 248 West Grand River 351-6010 building. Large airy rooms. 627-2239. 9-10/24 5014 n7 Grand River. Lansing Carpeted. Fine Qualitv furniture. BEAGLE PUPPIES, AKC registered. SILVERTONE ELECTRIC guitar, Colored appliances. Hunters, pets, show dogs. $15. case. Cost $90., $35. 393-6507. • EYES EXAMINED MILLS STORE CONTACT LENS 339-2938. 3-10/17 Air-conditioning. Security locks. 2-10-17 Lost & Found • GLASSES Parking. Beautifully maintained. ACOUSTECH RESEARCH stereo Sportswear, lingerie, Better SERVICES system amplifier, turntable, 2AX WEIMARANERS AKC registered • CONTACT LENS dresses. Mini to Maxi. Select clientele. Lease. Call EICO 70 watt amp, Mallory Reupol FOUND: KEYS. In Walt Koss D. M. DEAN, O.D. 332-3135 or 882-6549. O speakers. Used. 332-2650. 2-10-17 $75. Males and females. Elliot, All sizes. Low overhead, ignition system. Phone 355-8024. Restaurant. Please Call back. DR. I.L. Collins, Optometrist 210 Abbott Rd. 351-0720. 11=-10/17 1-10-16 655-2175. 2-10/16 Low prices. Call 677-0391. Co-Optical Services Suite #16 APARTMENT, 2-man. Available SHORT CURLY wig. Brand new, in FREE PUPPY: 3 5218 S. Mason 332-6563 immediately. 126 Milford Street. excellent' condition. Call months, house Logan 393-4230 356 S. Jefferson NYLON RUG. Fits dorm rooms. broken. Furnished, 353-0349. 2-10-17 Male, large and furry. parking. Phone Green, like new. Will deliver. $15. 484-1579 339-2945. 2-10/16 days: evenings, 351-1457. 1-10-17 Custom Picture Framing? Learn to fly? Sure youl TEN-SPEED BUD'S 372-5767 or 351-4627. 10-10/22 English bicycle. New $35 REWARD for return of dark Use our Air Taxi-Service tire and tube. Good shape. $40. POODLE PUPPIES: Silver-gray, brown knee Give us a call! AUTO PARTS FIVE PIECE dinette $20. Glass book length leather coat. Buy a new Piper Call 355-5311. 2-10-17 toy/miniatures. Call 372-2466 482-7148, 484-0677, 393-3497. case $50. Occasional chairs $5 - Bob Jones Paints Late Model Motors and All at: after 3:30 p.m. 3-10/16 2-10/16 $10. Lamps $3 - $5. Ranges and parts a speciality GUITAR 6 string, standard. Like MASON Francis Aviation NORTHWIN0 new, $10. Skis. Hart. 6'1" and small refrigerators $25 - $35. Bed more classifieds Halfway between Holt and FARMS $20. Trunks $10 - $15. Much 677-8141 Mason Capitol City Airport 484-1324 6'9". Boots IVi and 11. Poles and on N. Cedar 699-2154 More. BOB & DAVE, 4216 South on back page Faculty Apartments bindings. Used one season, save Cedar. Call 393-6025. 1 10-16 60%. 485-0103. 2-10-17 Frandor 351-7880 KWAST BAKERIES L A FA VE T fl ST~E"R~E"O SEWING MACHINE clearance sale! UNIVERSITY Brand new portab!es-$49.95, Karmelkorn Winter or winter/spring sublet. Delta receiver/tuner, $150. Lrrn Tape BEAUTY SALON Birthday & All Occasion Arms. Call Nancy, 351-9450. $5.00 per month. Large selection 10% off with this coupon Cakes Carmel apples,Karmelcorn, 3-10-19 recorder componet, $35. of reconditioned used machines. Fudges, Fresh popcorn,Dis¬ Turntable $30. 4-speaker, 3000 E. Kalamazoo Singers, Whites, Necchis, New Frandor: 351-5032 counts on large orders. amplifier, $20. Also 8-speaker, Home and 2 blocks W. of University One bedroom, lease until June. "Many Others," $19.95 Brookfield: 337-0832 351-4468 amplifier, $400. (Originally to $39.95. Terms. EDWARDS Village 372-8900 Whitehall Manor, after 6 p.m. $1,800.) Oak desk with chair, 351-9409. 1-10-16 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, UNDER $75. Mattress, double, twin, will 1115 Typewriters-All Makes North Washington, DECOUPAGE Riding, Hayrldes a Authorized Olympia Dealer bargain. 914 Johnson. 482-8162. 489-6448. C-10/16 C la s se s -Suppl ie s -I dea s ONLY 1 left. Apartment tor 2 or 3 Sales -Service people. Close to class. 332-0625 jMorn Handcrafted Gifts Rental Purchase after 5 p.m. 3-10-19 100 USED vacuum cleaners. Tanks, Antiques L. E. Lighthart & Co. canisters, and uprights. $7,88 and , recision GROUND Beverly Baten's 4616 N. Grand River HOLT AREA: Unfurnished one up. Dennis Distributing Co. 316 North Imports 319 1/2 E. Grand River Call 677-0071 for appointment bedroom studio apartment. Cedar, opposite City Lansing 482-1219 Market. 482-2677. C10/16 Ground floor. No children or pets. $90. 646-6811 after 6 p.m. 'specializing in finer The style you want - A call to Judi at £5 Lincoln National Life 10-10-27 ELECTROLUX TANK vacuum sports cars' Home of The Grad Plai for that special date! cleaner, with all attachments. FRPIILH 355-8255 can put your Watch for "THE HAT" on ABC-TV NCAA Elda - Diane MSU NEAR. SUB-LEASE. Quiet, (Good suction.) $18. 482-2677. Volvo Jaguar Beauty Salon luxurious, 2-bedroom apartment. C-10/16 Triunph Lotus Air, carpet, balcony, swimming. Alfa Romeo MG Community house. $175., month FOR SALE: Complete drafting Student Service Directory 351-8811 outfit. Also 1967 including utilities. 3 minutes drive to campus. 110-G Whitehall motorcycle, 200cc, 1800 miles. Jack Hexford. IN CD/VJUN/CTION LJITVA CONTINENTAL ONE Manor. Corner of Mt. Hope and 372-4300.3-10/16 TV & Stereo Service HOUR CLEANERS Hagadorn. 351-3025 or TYPEWRITER Smith-Corona New hours: 355-4701, ask for Daniel. 5-10/20 "Financing Available" Fast and reasonable Galaxy. Like new. Originally 7:30 a.m.-9 p.m. Student Service CAMPUS NEAR: Furnished $130, now $65. 351-3612. 1915 E. Michigan IV 4-4411 rates. Mon.-Fri. Directory Ad living room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. Call 3-10/17 227 Ann 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Call Randy at 351-8939. ED 2-5374. 6-10/17 E. Lansing Sat. Call Judi at 355-8255 711 East Apartments For Rent For Rent For Rent 711 Burcham New deluxe 1-bedroom furnished 2 or 3 man Black Lites SAY IT IN FRONT OF 50,000 Apartments PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE North: apartments.Available now PEOPLE! Talk about business ' Large furnished studio. Utilities for*9-month or 1-year leases. services with a Student Service GIRL NEEDED to share beautiful paid, private entrance. $100 a 489-9651 351-3525 Directory ad. Call Judi, 355-8255 month plus deposit. Phone today for details. -- New Cedar Village Apartment, Call Sue, after 5:30 p.m. 627-5454. 4-10/17 NEED ONE immediately for luxury Modern Wholesale Electric 351-3080.3-10/16 grad. apartment. Pat, 353-3840, RENT A TV from a TV 1 GIRL for 4 man apartment. $65 882-7784. 2-10-17 2143 E. Grand River, Okemos Company--$9.50 per month. Call BAY COLONY APARTMENTS. 1 month. Call Ann, 351-2285. 337-1300. NEJACTV RENTALS- bedroom apartment, FOR RENT 5-10/19 CEDAR GREEN apartment 34-A ; C furnished or unfurnished. 6, 9, or available for rent November 3rd. 8-6 p.m. weekdays 332-8613 EAST LANSING. One bedroom FOUND A DOG LOST A CAT7 12 month 'eases. Call 337-0511. furnished. Reduced rates. Job transfer, must leave town. Call Check today's '"Lost & Found" Corner of Haslett and Ha9adorn before 5 p.m. 355-0153. 3-10-19 Evening calls, 351-6793. Day, ads now Roads. 24-10/31 Jackson, 1-517-783-4589. 2-10-17 WOODMERE Apartments: One block from campus. New one, While Other Imports Struggle.. two, three, and four man. $70. 351-9036. 7-10/22 PARTIALLY FURNISHED apartment across from campus. Inquire after 5 p.m. 113 Louis Street, East Lansing. 3-10/17 FACULTY APARTMENT.' Unfurnished. No Music pets. EAST LANSING MANAGEMENT. Phone 332-2627. C with ROOM FOR 4 people in newly decorated house. Short drive to Muscle campus. Call 4 8 7-3055 from or 351-5526. 3-10/16 Memphis! ONE GIRL. $60. includes utilities. Call Kathy H„ 6-7 p.m. 351^658. TOYOTA Doubles Its Sales Every Year! 3-10-19 Complete house. 6 people Total Import Registrations*would actually show Completely furnished. All utilities a significant decline for the first seven months paid. Call NE J AC 337-1300. ( of this year, if the Japanese cars were excluded. StOH YOU CAN see savings with Quality Do you think there is a reason Glasses from Optical Discount. 2615 East Michigan Avenue. 372-7409. C-10/17 for this phenominal success? EPIPHONE GUITARS-1 acoustical, 1 solid body. Make an offer. n Do you attribute any significance to the fact that many Silvertone amplifier, $50. 676-2010. 2-10/16 TOYOTA drivers are veteran imported car enthusiasts SUPER RE-VERB showman bottom Jaguar guitar. Good condition. who formerly owned several other imports? Call 351-4207.3-10/17 FENDER Twin amplifier and extra band master speaker cabinet. Both the Well, if you do, come in and see us. Drive a TOYOTA with Jenson life-time speakers. Call Ron Artis at the Maxx's BOOKER T. &THE M.G.'s and see why TOYOTA is now 2nd in sales nationwide House. 484-5718. 2-10/16 INFINISHED FURNITURE: " Bar FUNCTION Octob chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Do it during - prefinished picture frames and more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C be a winner! 200,00 CIDER MILL open. Sweet cider for sale. Corda West, 5817 N. Okemos 4 ,*»« Stamps along with Road. 337-7974. 26-10/30 will be given 100% HUMAN hair fall. 22", light blonde, excellent condition. Wig case and stand included. Best $*"' nPiFD 21" Week-End 24.95 19.96 a 25 Scottios 9 ■ Instant Coffee \ • • 24" Pullman 29.95 23.96 27" Pullman 36.95 29.36 4 SHEET 200 2PLY PKGS&IT O0< ■ ■■ 4~0Z WT JAR V3 )\ a • # O 25 0 6 - (To ,Pb! I SUC A°R Y L FOR MEN rj # a 25 T hr u strVc Vs,'*969 t. -jsri L Thru Sot , Oct 18,9| 969 ...a! • O 'Nite Case 24.95 19.96 • 2-Suiter 36.95 29.56 !j a 25 EXTRA FANCY MICHIGAN 34.36 w FANCY Wi • J-Suiter 42.95 MCINTOSH OR O JO j^vT-;HrT a '00 JONATHAN 1 a so ;i:k.^6v^h?'EVDE.,u APPLES BANANAS \ ft a 25 # a 25 r^w/oR^cVs'• a 25 To*,;^;yofi*To'E°s IS a 25 '1 °» If EAST LANSING 209 E. Grand River DOWNTOWN- 107 S. Washington