Monday Noboc/y grows old. . . MICHIGAN Mild. . . TATE NEWS ... by merely living a number ■ . . and continued cloudy. of years; people grow old only by deserting their ideals. STATE High today in the Little chance of rain upper fifties. -Samuel Ullman today or UNIVERSITY Tuesday. Vol. 62 Number 85 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 10, 1969 Probe continues in Augenstein crash The 41-year-old scientist was returning A farmer, Kenneth Briggs, spotted the apparently after Mr. Augenstein tried "at Mr. Augenstein, a native of Decatur, 111., Theological Seminary since 1964. He was on a solo flight from Richmond, Ind., to wreckage and called Eaton County sheriffs least once" to land at Charlotte. held a Ph.D. degree in physio-chemistry also a member of the Lansing following a speaking engagement Biophysics Society, deputies. William Walbeck, asst. manager of the the Radiation Research The investigation into the death of Leroy biology from the University of Illinois. Society and Sigma Friday at Earlham College in Richmond. Mr. Augenstein made radio contact with Charlotte airport where Mr. Augenstein Augenstein, chairman of the Dept. of When Mr. Augenstein did not return He served on the U.S. Atomic Energy Xi, a science honorary. Biophysics and Republican politician, the Jackson airport at 12:24 a.m. Saturday kept his twin-engine Piper Apache, said Mr. Commission during 1958-60 and had been Publications by tMe biophysics professor home Saturday moming, an extensive continues today, with the district office of to ask about weather conditions in Lansing Augenstein had complained of a defective an adjunct professor at San Francisco (please turn to page 9) ground search was undertaken by the FAA and Charlotte. gyroscope before he took off Friday. the Federal Aviation Administration and friends and students of Mr. He was not worried about the gyroscope He had been scheduled to land at the (FAA) in Grand Rapids taking over the Augenstein. An air search was prevented by Charlotte airfield at 1:15 a.m. because he planned to fly visual flight study. fog. Mr. Augenstein was found dead Saturday The cloud ceiling over Lansing at the references (VFR), which does not require Searchers found the wreckage at 7:45 the instrument. night in the wreckage of his twin engine time was 300 feet. Visibility was four p.m. Saturday about two miles north of miles. Under these conditions and with the Walbeck said Mr. Augenstein had enough airplane that crashed near Charlotte. the Charlotte airport. pilot rating he had, Mr. Augenstein would fuel to get to another airport or return have needed a special clearance to land at south; however, had he turned back he Lansing. He did not, however, contact the would have been enveloped in the fog. Lansing tower at all. Walbeck termed Mr. Augenstein a "very The fog necessitated an instrument competent pilot" who had logged more landing, which Mr. Augenstein was not than 300 hours, including 20 or 30 hours qualified to perform. of instrument time. Eaton County Sheriff Elwin J. Smith said "However, in conditions of extreme Mr. Augenstein was killed instantly when stress, it's hard to say how competent a the plane rammed a tree stump about eight man can be," Walbeck said. feet tall in the middle of a marshy area Augenstein described himself as a man surrounded by small trees. "trying to bridge the gap between religion, Officials said the plane "just nosed right science and politics. I'm trying to fill a role into" the farmland at a sharp angle, that is not currently filled." LegislotorSy loud Augensteins wisdom and compassion," the governor said. "The State of Michigan has lost a dedicated servant. The citizens of Michigan Michigan legislators and educators join his family in mouring his loss." expressed regret Sunday over the death of Leroy Augenstein, chairman of the MSU Acting President Adams also issued a statement mourning the death of the Crash Dept. of Biophysics. 41-year-old Mr. Augenstein. Frank Vituj, general aviation maintenence inspector for the Mr. Augenstein was found dead at 7:45 Federal Aviation Administration, left, inventories instruments "Dr. Leroy Augenstein lived an active, p.m. Saturday when searchers discovered recovered from the wreckage of the twin engine the wreckage of his airplane about two exciting life, combining fervid interest in Apache aircraft education and politics," Adams said. "Both which claimed the life of Leroy Augenstein. Mr. miles north of Beech Airport, Eaton Augenstein was County deputies said. as a faculty member at MSU and a member flying to Lansing after a speaking engagement in Richmond, Ind. Gov. Miliiken che State Board of Education, he said the death of Mr. v AP Wirophoto worked untiringly for what he believed to Augenstein "stills a vital voice. "It is particularly tragic that his death be the public good. occurred "His peripatetic presence will be missed early in already oustanding Peace so an career. He embodied in that career the best tradition of public service-working in the in every hamlet he added. of the state of Michigan," runners in Ohio public interest with energy, imagination Richard U. Byerrum, dean of the MSU after setting fast and determination. "As a teacher, as a scientist, as a member College of Natural Science, said Mr. Mr. of the State Board of Education, he pursued public service with warmth, Aguenstein had been a fine department chairman of biophysics. "He developed MSU's biophysics pace The run, expected to accomplish 50 department into one that has become miles a day, is ahead of schedule. MANIFESTO AIMS nationally recognized," Byerrum said. "We are going to miss him very much in that The collegiate-sponsored Run for Peace Approximately 100 miles have been covered each day. role." has received enthusiastic response from Steve DeCenzo, Arcadia, Calif, senior, areas along the scheduled run, according to and Cole are completing plans for the final Rep. Phillip O. Pittenger, R-Lansing and Jeff Cole, executive administrator for the Black a close friend of Mr. Augenstein, said he Senior Class Council. stages of the run. Later in the week, feels Mr. Augenstein was Presidential aide Don Blair will be "truly one of the The run for Peace is carrying a folded, groups great men "His success of our times. is noted both in his scientific and educational achievements as five by eight foot, United Nations the steps of The flag the nation's Capitol. flag to will leave Ashland College, contacted to see if President Nixon will be present to accept the flag from the student delegation. Plans had originally been made to present a member of the board of education," Ashland, Ohio, today, travel to the College the flag on Nov. 14, but it was decided to center re-organization Pittenger said. "He will be missed by a of Wooster, Ohio, and continue to to coincide the presentation of the flag with great many people." Malone College in Canton, Ohio. the President's arrival back in Washington. "If the President decides not to accept the flag, possible alternatives include the last man carrying the flag to the Capitol By JEANNE SADDLER State News Staff Writer Manifesto last week proposing a complete positions of power in Africa are molded steps, unfolding it and leaving it there," reorganization of the African Studies into facilitators of imperialism while Cole said. The Black Liberation Front International Center and a special African Studies American-born Africans are systematically Cole is hopeful that Sen. Philip A. Hart, (BLFI) and the Michigan chapter of the D-Mich., will accept the flag if Nixon program for black students. molded into naive acceptors of white Pan-African Students Organization in the refuses. The Manifesto proposal is the result of domination of mother Africa. This is very Americas (PASOA) issued a seven part the BLFI-PASOA occupation of the center subtly done," the manifesto read. "Although Sen. Hart has not been Oct. 17 and subsequent meetings with the African Studies in America has provided approached as yet, I am almost positive center's staff. a mere source of academic information, that he will agree to accept the flag," Cole Group asks Robert L. Green, head of the Center for according to BLF and PASOA. It is a said. "He is honest enough with the public Urban Affairs (CUA) and Joe McMillan, "fashionable, careeristic" concern. They to be able to partake in something like head of the Equal Opportunities Programs said that the study does not serve to solve this." (EOP) Sunday released a statement of the problems of the sub-continent but is The MSU delegation will rejoin the U to change support for the BLFI-PASOA manifesto-proposal. Their statement only a means to qualify the students as academic experts or Africanists. runners near Washington and prepare for the presentation at the Capitol steps. acknowledges that the African Studies The students not only questioned why Although many people doubted that a Center demands "have implications for all the African Studies Center conducts closed run to Washington could be organized on alco hoi laws segments of the University as they pertain to student participation in the conferences on blacks world-wide without such short notice, the response from colleges for participation in the run has (please turn to page 9) been excellent. Cole said. decision-making process." "EOP and CUA fully recognize the need to support the overall press of students to The Provost's Ad Hoc Committee on the bring about significant change as it relates Residence Halls recommended in a report Friday that ordinances to the University change its allow 21-year-olds to possess alcohol in the residence halls. The committee also recommended that to the structure and functions of American institutions. The be insensitive to the University concerns can no manifesto-proposal," the statement said. Citing the growing consciousness and longer raised in the Pro-Nixon reaction By the ASSOCIATED PRESS Some observances got underway early. In 44 ve • ud housewife from Clinton, N.Y. mounts Day ceremonies at Arlington National MSU give its support to legislation to lower organized protests against "cultural, Midland Park, N.H., a town of 8,000 that trs. Crane says she got the idea after her , Cemetery. economic and political imperialism of People are speaking out across the land has J:* r>t sons in Vietnam, 25,000 husband and Michigan's drinking age from 21 to 18. this week in 18-year-old daughter Veterans Administration head Donald E. TTie report is a correction to the mother Africa,1v BLF and PASOA said that support of President Nixon's H*- - ■ wo s OOf) marchers turned out expressed displeasure over Moratorium Johnson has sent 100,000 educators and black students world-wide were beginning efforts to end the Vietnam war. With such J'ligesi veteran's Day parade ever. ' committee's Residence Halls Study ■ Day. "The more people we talked to, the community leaders a Veterans Day kit of released in June 1969, which stated that to understand how American educational signs of support as burning auto headlici Sponsors of the weekend parade said more we got steamed information along with a letter reading, in up," she says. "We institutions fit into a neo-colonialist waving flags and wearing buttons thai, say they wanted to dramatize their support for waited and changes in the alcohol regulation would "I Love America," they hope to conteract waited for someone to do scheme. the President's Vietnam policies and their require a state-wide referendum to amend the recent and the something and no one did so we decided to the Michigan constitution. "African elites who will eventually hold forthcoming opposition to the antiwar protests. do it ourselves." "In contrast to the millions of our demonstrations against U.S. policy in The demonstrations have different titles: citizens who participate in these "After the Residence Hall Study of the Vietnam. The Crane family sent letters across the Provost's Ad Hoc Committee on the "National Confidence Week," "Honor ceremonies on Nov. 11, a comparative Bom in reaction to the Oct. 15 Vietnam America Week," "Tell It To Hanoi," country urging people to "light the light handful of dissidents are able to attract the Residence Halls was published and distributed last June, it was brought to our Pre-enrollment moratorium, the pro-administration "Operation Speakout" and "Freedom for America during the week of Nov. attention of the whole world, giving those demonstrations that 10-17" by keeping porch lights on, day and attention that our discussion of present Pre-enrollment begins today for students began Sunday were Rally." we seek to honor on the battlefields and at sponsored by a variety of groups -- from But they share the same purpose: to night, by driving with headlights on and by home a totally distorted picture of our regulations on alcohol was somewhat whose last names begin with A through D. servicemen to students, from housewives to wearing a sign, "on your person or car," show that thousands of Americans appreciation of their sacrifices." inaccurate," Anne C. Garrison, chairman of Students may pre-enroll at the men's I.M. support reading, "I Love America." the committee, said. clergymen. their country and, though they may not Bldg. during any free period between 8 Most demonstrations were to peak Mrs. Dorothy Bodden of Downers Grove, march or rally, feel just A "Freedom Mrs. Garrison, associate professor of a.m. and 4:30 p.m.. Complete information as strongly about Rally" is set for Tuesday in HI., whose Marine son is missing in business law and office administration, said be found in the Winter 1970 Schedule Tuesday, Veterans Day, or Saturday, Nov. the issues as antiwar protestors. Washington. Jointly sponsored by the can Vietnam, sent a letter to U.S. Senate and the provost, in requesting the correction, 15, the same day antiwar protestors plan to One of the first demonstrations to be American Legion and the Veterans of Book, now available. House supporters of the Oct. 15 climax their activities with a march on organized was "National Confidence fplease turn to page 9) Foreign Wars, it includes a gathering at the Moratorium asking them not to back this Washington. Week," conceived by Mrs. Barbara Crane, a Washington Monument following Veterans month's protest. 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 10, 1969 Group plans modernization of YW CA goals action groups. They met all day Saturday in caucuses to discuss national convention. The imperatives while the vote < i liberalization marijuana laws was argued though marijuana is not habit-forming, it inevitably leads community. accented thpir The convention nrnnncaU reparation for years of active recruitment — of - minority -"-j push/rs who pZ£ , •^Taking positive stands on how to make theYWCA relevant elimination of racism, unanimously approved, to connections with Ihe bla7 M,„L£ WTfL ** P«>P'«,Ricans, Puerto especially of Cubans, Asians and Latins controversial issues, over 400 to them. According to Mrs. Rosencrans, elimination of poverty, promotion of peace, the freeing over Most of the controversy was i/er the DroDOSal to the proposal to legalize legalize are eager narcotics to narcotics to push their hard the "troubled to the trouhlpH IriHc kids, " ind to nominate""black for the nationali iboaid. i peopte mplrationT . Parallons to"°be 10 Stan^ciUnt given, citing who _ were not represented at the young adults gathered in Kellogg the granting of reparations to ^ ^ conference. the people who came expecting of women and girls and marijuana. One woman argued Within the black caucus, plans The Manifesto calls for $500 denter this weekend to voice this to be a learning experience face that that if they did not legalize the Jews from the Germans as determination to were discussed for a black million to be given by the white tlieir discontent with the were disappointed. They found example. community conflict, marijuana they "had damn well t d " newspaper o ' Christian churches and Jewish £44-year-old Young Women's that irail thf iiii? time lime to learn was tu icaiii past, woo paoi, One of the resolutions voted abolish alcohol." And another communication within the black "TCie representative from the voicing their support of the Nov. synagogues to the blacks . in . .. . /vwn A \ Christian Association (YWCA) md ^ conference was geared was the formation of a third-world caucus asked for 15 moratorium and demand a voice in policy tQ act£n ^ the shesaid women's liberation resource decisions. Holding discussions far into center, providing information on Cf U' r The ,mP°rtant th,ng 1S that Sunday morning, the group tore Drepnancv. pre-natal pregnancy, rare and nre-natal care ® my tftese young women are asking rt teueK of aborti0n and post-natal care and dispensing to be part of an institution racial prejudice and put them birth control information to rather than asking for its back together by - • forming those who need aid, regardless of consider destruction,'' Trustees Bobbie resolutions on them. marital status. The Rosencrans, a public relations Sunday they gathered to vote conference also passed a dfoector of the conference, said. on the issues and to nominate resolution to support the repeal The group voted to call of abortion laws. people to go to the national themselves the Young Women By BARBARA PARNESS resolution to delay the decision the trustees to postpone convention to be held in The membership voted for the the board will have enough time Committed to Action. State News Staff Writer on the School of Osteopathy at Osteopathy, but at the general Houston, Tex., in April. building of a drug information acceptance to allow the faculty formally discuss the The women, feeling that the principle in question," he said. Going into the conference center and liberalization of the Board chairman Don Stevens, the Nov. 21 board meeting. time to consider the school. osteopathic school with the Hart said the Academic institution is outdated, were wjth five main imperatives, they marijuana laws. An amendment D-Okemos, said the MSU Board resolution, introduced in The trustees have until Jan. 1 faculty, Council would like asking to 'identify themselves emerged with even more for the legalization of marijuana of Trustees will consider last the council by Harold Hart, to complete negotiations for the "But 1 think we wo representatives from the board, by forming ethnic and social resolutions to put before the was passed by a narrow margin, week's Academic Council professor of chemistry, asked osteopathic school, awarded to welcome everybody's views ~~ MSU Oct. 29 by the State Board Acting President Adams, Dean this matter," he said. Andrew Hunt of the of Education. Hart said he didn't believe the College of Human Medicine and a Stevens said although the trustees should make a deci: trustees "seldom go before the representative from the on the establishment of a new osteopathic profession to appear discount records Academic Council," the board department, school or college before the council. would consider the request. without consulting the faculty. The Academic Council could Trustee Warren Huff, "My specific attack is not hold a special session if D-Plymouth, said he isn't sure if directly at the School of inc. necessary to accommodate such Fri.: 9:30 - 8:30 ,★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ a meeting, he continued. PH. 351-8460 225 ANN ST. Sat. 9:30 - 6:00 * * Albert 1. Rabin, professor of psychology, who supported * * Sun. 12:00 - 5:00 * COMPUTER Hart's motion, resolution is based on section said the } DATING } 5.4.2.3 of the faculty bylaws. This section states Educational Policies Committee, that the * a committee of the Academic by Cybernetics, Inc. 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Note our in the first place, and what it is that keeps willingness to talk exclusively about the us there despite the tactics of the NLF in Vietnam and the BLF growing conviction at MSU, rather than dealing with the among the majority of Americans that we Tactics in W should never have gotten into it - or at least should be getting out now. Although there are other aspects of the war that are legitimacy of their objectives. The same policy that governs the war governs the treatment of black people in also worth this country. And black people and examining, what I want to talk about here is the war as a manifestation of Vietnamese alike are refusing to be reminiscent - and tool for nature of American perpetuating - the racist society. "pacified" by programs run by people who stand only to lose if people of color The Vietnam war is racist in two control their own lives and institutions. ways: one, it is calculated to insure that the "Peace with honor" and "law and order" If President Nixon's purpose in thoroughly convinced that the are two sides of the same coin - actions and policies of a small, non-white both giving his Vietnam war message was Administration is setting the scene nation will be directed by the United mean that white Americans intend to to further polarize segments of for a violent confrontation. Most States and will serve the remain in control. In Vietnam and in the purpose of American society, he did an probably, the Nixon speech will have perpetuating American control over that ghetto, both mean that we control who part of the world, and two, it has so far dies — and for what. (In Vietnam, we also admirable job. To reinforce Nixon's the effect of bringing these two successfully diverted the attention of most control what Americans die — black people polarizing statements, the Justice separate groups together into a more Americans from are 11 per cent of the the need to deal with population of the Dept. announced that the New massive, militant entity. racism, and other problems, here at home. United States, and account for 22 per cent Mobilization Committee's request It does not require too much of the American dead in Vietnam. It taxes : for a march down Pennsylvania hindsight to remember what the OUR READERS' MIND the imagination to believe that this is another "mistake.") ; Avenue on Nov. 15 was denial of a permit for peaceful ' What needs to be made clear is that both unacceptable. demonstrations did to the Board the war on Vietnam and the handling of • ; ; The effects of this denial may catastrophic. In recent weeks, Spiro Agnew and Attn. Gen. Mitchell have be Democratic National Convention in Chicago. The reliance on the self-fulfilling prophecy (anticipate deplores Bowman resolution the black drive for self-determination are based on the same assumption — the assumption that white people have the : proclaimed that the demonstrations violence - use restrictive measures for EDITOR'S NOTE: The Bowman do right, not to say the duty, to control the following is nothing more than polarize "Resolved, that ASMSU will introduce a lives of people of color, either because they ; scheduled in Washington, Nov. 13, its prevention - violence results), so the text of a resolution passed by the the parties involved in the difficulties. letter to the Michigan State Senate, haven't the ability to run their own lives 14 and 15, are to be more militant useful ASMSU Student Board on a resolution While meaningful dialogue is taking place to Daley, is currently being • deploring the language, irresponsibility and and institutions, or because they might not introduced into the Michigan Senate between blacks and whites, especially in the total disregard lor the personal feelings ; and violent than the moratorium of championed by the Nixon do so "responsibly." ;October. by Sen. John Bowman condemning Holden Hall as a direct result of the of black students at MSU by Bowman's Now, the Nixon Administration. the recent Holden Hall incident. White people set the criteria of incident, Bowman asks that those involved resolution and public statements; and be it • Administration denies the request The government's actions indicate responsibility. "Responsible" actions on by expelled from the University. While further the part of people of color are only those - for a peaceful march of protest to that the permit for the march on One definition of racism is the "ability to people campus-wide are attempting to which do not inconvenience whites, or the Vietnam war. The possibility of make stereotypes and prejudiced ideas unveil the real root of the problem on this Resolved, that ASMSU enlist the support Pennsylvania Avenue is being used as come true in one's own mind." This is the of students to accompany the officers and force white people and institutions to violent action occurring is a ploy. campus, Bowman attacks the symptoms of The Nixon Administration type of racism presented in Senator John the problem without so much as a mention members of ASMSU to the capitol to be abandon their privileged status. From the considerably heightened and. may decide at the last second to white viewpoint, the NLF, the Community ' Bowman's resolution. Bowman has done of the true issues. present when this letter is introduced." Control Board of Education in Ocean Hill - consequently, the administration can reverse its decision and grant the nothing more than reinforce the prejudicial It is because of these inconsistencies that It is not the intent of the Student Board Brownsville New York, and the BLF at and racist attitudes of his | come in and say, "I told you so," if permit, knowing full well that constituency. He the ASMSU Student Board at its meeting through this resolution to define a right MSU all act "irresponsibly." has implicated students of this campus as of Tuesday, Oct. 28, passed the following: ; violence does result. The cops can organizers of the march will not have and a wrong party in the Holden Hall The Committee for White Action : then proceed to beat heads. time to organize an orderly, peaceful "bums, hooligans, hoodlums and Nazis." incident, but rather to object to the tone What he fails to point out, however, is the Programs, and the UCM Cadre on Racism ' As it stands now, the government of the resolution presented by Bowman. believe that this aspect demonstration. Chaos and violence fact that one of Hitler's most successful of the war and our - has given its approval for the "March ?$£ould well result since the tactics was to pit Germans against Jews by society needs to be taken much more ; Against Death" in which people will predominant cause of disruptions in appealing to emotions rather than rational We'll march, but... The letter from the Student Board will be read at the meeting of the Senate at 8 seriously than it has been up till now. We would like to share our perspectives on this ' march continuously from Arlington demonstrations is a lack of thought and by defining the Jewish peoples p.m. Monday at the capitol. We ask all issue — especially with those who, like us. as the perceived enemy of the Germans. students to seriously • Cemetery to the Capitol over a three organization. The Nixon To the Editor: consider attendance will be in Washington on Nov. 15. We will Here again is what the at this preceding resolution meeting. Should any student desire day period. The denial was given to a Administration can then blame any has attempted to do. Larry Lerner's excellent article on more information or a ride to and from the be in 35 Union from 8 to 10 p.m. Monday Tuesday revealed to talk about "Racism and the War in culminating march down resulting violence on the marchers The Bowman resolution not only the nature of our capitol, feel free to call 355-8266. involvement in Vietnam and South East Vietnam." Join us. ; Pennsylvania Avenue to the White while a disturbed nation looks on. presents a blatantly racist theme Asia. He notices the need for total House. It seems that government If the streets of Washington, D.C., emotionalized by the use of deplorable military withdrawal from South East Asia. officials feared destructive conduct language, but it represents Senate Larry - are not to resemble those of Chicago, states that the reason for involvement is POINT OF VIEW directed personally at the President irresponsibility of the worst kind. Bowman the permit for the final mass march admitted himself that he had obtained the that, "It is profitable for the U.S. and/or the White House. must be given. For the Nixon information upon which he based his economy"(U.S. Business.)Our government ; ; The Mobilization leaders of Committee the New (which Administration to do otherwise is to allow itself to bend to the same concern from a radio broadcast. At radio messages are best, objective, but at worst by the use of the CIA, AID and the Armed Forces, preserves freedom and democracy for US business investment. Bowman owes apology are harmful not 'heads the coming November by distortion, but rather catastrophic tactics so devastatingly by their brevity and omission of significant Who's protest is this? We protest because 'protests) and the Moratorium Committee (which led Vietnam employed by Daley in Chicago. detail. It has long been the feeling of many the President and Congress seem only responsive to U.S. business. Now they seem to 1,500 black students the Oct. 15 moratorium) are now -The Editors people on this campus that what goes on to be trying to make protesting as EDITOR'S NOTE: The stabilizing society. However, we have in following within the University should be the ineffective as Congress. "Point of View" was written by Rodney- this state - and indeed, in this country - concern of the University community, to Nixon's trying the Johnsonian "give me nothing that remotely approaches such a Watts, Armstrong Hall black student be dealt with by the processes and time" approach, and has no desire to situation. aide, in 'Roommate response to Sen. John b procedures initiated by that community and not remain subject to the pressures of respond to our demand of immediate unilateral withdrawal no negotiations. Bowman's resolution on Holden Hall. Those in power seek to stifle dissent instead of giving the dissenters their ear. party and power politics taking place five Ppople will not be fooled by talk. The war Our state legislature is no different. They, For fear of being dismissed, as two House miles down the road. What Bowman and who overract to any situation of a racial goes on in Vietnam, Laos, Thailand and employes recently I have remained essential were, in some of his peers wish to do and what Bowman has presented is clearly contradictory to this philosophy. While the Cambodia. We will talk and march now, but if silent before on many issues that have come the Michigan State Senate in the nature, can least afford to. Why? Because they are not speaking only for themselves, when they do something irresponsible, but, Twenty-four hour open houses in talking and marching doesn't get results, past eight months. Although my job University community attempts to iron out we will have to take positive action to end demands loyalty and respect to those for millions of taxpayers in this state. residence halls and other living units We harbor only one reservation difficulties and initiate programs directed Another incident in which this became the war. whom I serve, I feel that it is my may soon become a reality. Three concerning 24-hour, unlimited open toward the alleviation of certain problems glaringly apparent was in the case of Judge house. The same reasoning that says this campus, remarks of responsibility to speak out when, in my different thrusts towards this goal on people like role as a student and taxpayer, this loyalty George W. Crockett. The Senate, in two a student forced to live in a residence separate resolutions (one proposed by ; have been launched within the last and respect is not reciprocated. Sens. Richardson and hall should do so with the minimum On Thursday, Oct. 23, 1969, Sen. John Fleming, two ; week and it appears that their ex-prosecutors not totally unfamiliar with ! combined effort may prove effective. ! McDonel Hall has diplomatically restrictions also says that the privacy of all parties must be protected. For Plea for dialogue T. Bowman introduced condemning the actions of black students who had demonstrated in Holden Hall two a resolution the law) condemned Judge Crockett before all the evidence was in; before any of them this believe it is of had any facts other than those ; passed a resolution for unlimited reason, we To the Editor: able to write the Preamble so saccharinely days before. As an elected official, he acted conflicting paramount importance that "a well within his constitutional rights. He reports provided by the news media or open house, but is withholding Some of us in the military feel privileged quoted at the Auditorium. Surely, French someone in the prosecutor's office (and we roommate bill of rights" be included to return to the University. We come here students (and their professors) were stated that he spoke for 300,000 people in implementation pending approval by know whose side they were on). in any open house policy. The right unhappy about going to help an his district. However, if he were sincerely the Student-Faculty Judiciary. hoping to be challenged by thoughtful With such a public display of to be left alone in your room to leaders. Our horizons need expansion. We undisciplined, desertion-prone, graft-ridden serving their interests I contend that the ; Taking a different tack. North very least he could have done was to irresponsibility, I have yet to hear any of hope to be confronted by experts in army in a land "not yet ready for the 25 Senators ; Wonders Hall, in what appears to be study is as basic, if not more so, than investigate the situation beyond a that voted for these human relations, economists, historians democracy." resolutions, publicly (or otherwise) : a test case, has gone ahead and the right to entertain whomever you newspaper article and a radio broadcast. and those who objectively study the Today is a new age. We look to a see fit whenever you want to. If He further displayed his irresponsibility apologize to the man whose reputation • proclaimed the new hours rules in ecology of international relations. Most of University for thoughtful reponse. How do they sought to ruin. How much longer are effect and is awaiting a reaction on some viable machinery is not set up - we seek to be challenged by an array those with power act responsible? What are by introducing a resolution which referred citizens of to these students as "black bums," we going to condone such the part of the University to guarantee this, then the entire alternatives between total military the viab,e alternatives? Please - do more legislative irresponsibility. engagement and a new kind of "America than tel1 us war is 8 stupid, crashing hell! "hoodlums," "hooligans," etc. This was Sen. L. Harvey Lodge, a man whom I administration. Lastly, and perhaps idea of having unrestricted open done in poor taste, at best. Further First" isolationism. Any sane military man becomes sick to houses will become a mockery and, deeply respect, has proposed a bill which most significantly, the ASMSU Having spent two years in the weary land even think about more fire fights, more investigation might have shown that black would "... take care of all the questions of '.Student Board has passed a revision undoubtedly, will lead to its own of South Vietnam, I am very aware of t maiming or more filling of green plastic students were protesting an incident which occurred the previous night, in which disrupting of classrooms and the ! in the present open house policy undoing. It is a correct stance to many mistakes, the bombing, the search body bags. occupation of buildings. ." However, I and destroy tactics, etc. At MSU we have It is most unpleasant to face an another black student was involved in a . • which, if ratified by the remove one's self from the position can only wonder when was the last time he of yet to address other sticky questions. How emotional crowd with a voice of reason. physical confrontation with several white ;A11-University Student Affairs being the judge of others morals, do we withdraw without an enlarged It's in to mock ROTC, resist the draft, join students. Although Bowman's conclusions was on a college campus in this state to ask but it is also necessary to see that students why they were dissenting. ;Committee, will allow complete bloodbath — the likes of February 1968? parades. Meantime — who will do our may have been the same, an investigation As for Bowman, I think he owes some ^autonomy on hours to individual anarchy is not allowed to prevail. How do we honor international treaties, dying for us? and what of the world we would most certainly have been in order. 1,500 "black bums" nothing less than an With this single condition, we mutual defense pacts with other nations? desert? I plead for dialogue and reason. In a democracy such as ours, dissent of jresident units. By what logic might we continue in a much You all are too great and too wise to react the minority is (theoretically) encouraged, apology. : It is our opinion that this drive is a wholeheartedly support the in order to enable the majority to represent smaller world thinking only of our own with less! iworthy one. It is only logical that if twenty-four hour open house R.A. McGonigal and respond to minority needs. Ideally, Rodney Watts poverty and racist faults? Where is our student and taxpayer 'a student is considered old enough to proposals. We further urge the dream of acting maturely and generously East Lansing graduate student this would work toward the end of administration to give these jlive away from home, then he should among human beings of other nations? ;also be granted responsibility for his proposals immediate attention and The desire to please and be praised is I Signed up for folk sjiTar 50T fPELLiNc HISTOID 50 JhAT ' I i_£ARNE? TnAT x-X :own conduct. It has been of the ratification. Such a degree of apparently a trait known not only by one national computer pft)6ramm;nc 5tvne? Atf.TM.Uc~J AN? TWO 57UCY PERIOD? / VOU 5l6H and shook his worth considering." overall. three counts and missing the Big —Saturday Review Dan Werner replaced Steve Ten mark on yardage by only "It doesn't mean anything if you don't win," he said softly. "I don't like to lose. It's nothing if you don't win." 432 pages. ONLY $3.95 MSU kept winning in cross At your When he was told that he missed the conference record by two college store ' country as the Spartans racked Enjoy the up their sixth win in seven yards, Wenier, a soft-spoken, articulate guy, smiled. yfj Harper &) Row New York, N.Y. 10016 VARSITY SPECIAL! outings this over year, with a 20-41 Eastern Michigan at "Give the offeasive line the credit. Those guys are great. They picked up every stunt that Purdue made and they gave me all the Forest Akers Golf Course. time 1 wanted to throw. On the touchdown pass. Ron Saul picked Frosh Ralph Zoppa was up a stunt and moved over to shut the guy off and because of second to Eastern's Dave that I had time to throw. Campbell as the first Spartan, "Maybe it's just because I'm a quarterback, but I always strive followed within 23 seconds by Unseen jure ma to be perfect. I could say I played a good game, but in my mind I Dave Dieters, Warren Krueger, know I didn't because we didn't win. I called some sets wrong in Randy Kilpatrick and Tom Naturally the officials don't see everything ir, the bal I the huddle and made some other mistakes I shouldn't have made. Swanson. game, and they missed this facemask tackle by "I'll work hard this week to correct them. We have a great team Purdue's Jim Teal. With the ball is Spartan flanker with a great bunch of guys," he continued. "We are going to Work Steve Kough, who had just received a pass from hard to make the team a winner." •* teammate Dan Werner in Saturday's game with * * C>- \*H0 Purdue. AP Wirephoto Although the score was lopsided. 41-13, things were not as bleak as they were a week ago. MSU never quit during the long * ^oC/c afternoon, although it would have been easy to do so against a )1 last week. as good a job as circumstances of the lights in the fountain. allowed. It was William Cox's poor Actor Tony Randall signed autographs and answered "People aren't interested in speeches or ribbon cutting anymore," Hicks said. Each of the hanging sculptures weighs 150 pounds. The rotating Michiqak] musical direction that made the questions for customers #at sculpture weighs 600 pounds. A ordinarily zippy show Knapps. At a late-afternoon slow-moving. The usual news conference he turned to show-stopper number of political comment in answer to a Indeed, more the crowd seemed than interested in the free baskets at G. C. Murphy, the $3,500 custom-built scaffold has been ordered so the light bulbs can be changed in the court's > mui mmm aystm&fNg BUTCH CASSIDY AND Questing "Mame" was massacrued by the question about Vice President high ceiling. flashlights at the Radio Shack slow tempo. "Mame" is a Spiro Agnew. musical comedy, not a funeral procession. "Spiro is an ass," he said. Randall was asked to expand and the vases at the Fox Jewelry store. On opening day, 32 stores were ready for business. They \TH£ SUNDANCE KID Special on that point. Jerry Herman's music and lyrics, if played at the right speed, are way above the ass?" he snapped. "Who wants an expanded 6 p.m.- Broadway average and quite Commenting on Ronald entertaining. "Mame" is the kind Reagan's political climb, Randall of show that makes you walk said that he "never was much of out of the theater humming the tune to yourself. an actor." TONIGHT Other features of opening day All Sheila Smith, who was an good knights eat their pizza at at the mall were just as admirable Mame, brought a haughtiness and snobbishness to low-keyed as Randall's remarks. . - BARBARA HERSHEY. RICHARD THOMAS BRUCE DAVISON CATHY BURNS No ribbon cutting, speeches or the role which made it quite Co-Hit STARLITE ONLY: different from what STATE starts FRI I was 'I LOVE YOU ALICE B . . "DON'T LOOK BACK" accustomed to seeing, but also TOKLAS" 9:10 only "MONTEREY POP" highly enjoyable. Miss Smith has WABX Presents GORDON LIGHTFOOT Abroms features free Apollo films Friday Nov. 21 8:30p.m. FORD AUDITORIUM DUIEHIMIII A NASA color film, "Apollo TICKETS LeRoi Jones 9: The Space Duet of Spider and Gumdrop." will be shown at 4 m $4.50 $3.50 $2.50 Shown at 7:07 Only p.m. Wednesday and Friday at Abrams Planetarium. ALSO ELI WALLACH IN Nov. 4-15 •}£ Tickets $1.00 "ACE HIGH" 9:00 ONLY The public is invited to the STARTING WEDNESDAY showings. Admission is free. 'NUMBER ONE 'Buena Sera,Mrs. Campbell' Performing Arts >"► 485-6485 ©l-ADMER At 1:15-3:15-5:20-7:20-9:25 "THE IMPACT IS DEVASTATING! A WONDERS KIVA Nov. 10-11 7:15 Sharp FILM THAT SHOULD BE SEEN!" —WAIT DISNEY? — WM1 save you Darby OGill and BRODY ARENA Nov. 12-13 7:15 Sharp the Utile easyrideR [W|estricted THURS. "DEATH PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER • a trip or two. RIDES A HORSE" jack nicholson McDONEL KIVA Nov. 14-15 7:15 Sharp Starts AHPUS ART c WEDNESDAY! "ALICE'S RESTAURANT" AUCTION Tuesday Evening, Nov. 11 8:30 p.m. Come Out and Help \\ Now presented by the Us Celebrate Our v Showing! Box Office MERIDIAN GALLERY GRAND of Cleveland OPENING phone 337-7800 Opens 6:30 p.m. Corner NEWTON Rd.& Highway M-78 1 pdr super, with a soft polyethylene applicator. See how much better fewer tampons can be. All works custom framed Art begins at $20 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November JO, 1969 state news d state news classified Boy Peanut tells Girl Peanut "We're Only a $1.00 this week!" classified 355-8255 355-8255 Automotive Aviation FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank _For Sale CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE, 1968. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to FACULTY APARTMENT. UNFINISHED GIRL TO sublet four girl FURNITURE: Bar FM radio, power steering, brakes. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII Unfurnished. No pets. EAST Winter and Spring. 9 month lease. Must sell. 351-0956, 393-4461. Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C LANSING MANAGEMENT. Call Pam 351-1387. 5-11-14 chest-of-drawers, bookcases, 5-11/11 Phone 332-2627. C prefinished picture frames, and Scooters & Cycles OKEMOS, 2 bedroom apartment more. PLYWOOD SALES, 3121 CORVETTE 1969, lilver-grey ALPHA: DELUXE 2 bedroom • AUTOMOTIVE furnished, utilities paid. Call South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C convertible. 2 tops, new poly-glass unfurnished, air-conditioner, 351-6006. 7-11/14 • EMPLOYMENT tires. Excellent condition. modern appliances. $155. • FOR RENT 694-4191, 694-9069. 3-11-11 393-1481 after 5 p.m. 5-11-13 • FOR SALE KAWASAKI 250 Scrambler, 700 • LOST I FOUND CORVETTE, 1960. 327, 425 RENT APARTMENT, 4 months, one miles, perfect condition and » PERSONAL horsepower. Custom paint. Call or bedroom, close-in, furnished. reasonable. 351-3862. 5-11/12 ED 7-9566.5-11/12 • PEANUTS PERSONAL come out to 1438 Hitching Post, East Lansing 332-4143. 5-11-14 1 or 2 girl roommates needed winter • REAL ESTATE TRIUMPH, 1969 - 500cc. Good SUPER "O" Electric Train and ti FURNISHED APARTMENTS term. 2-bedroom furnished. • SERVICE Condition, $200. Take over Phone 332-1976 after 4:00 CORVETTE 351-1090. 6-11-14 3-11/10 COUPE 1968-327, payments. Call 882-7590 anytime. • TRANSPORTATION 4-speed Lemans, Blue. 882-2159 7-11-17 • WANTED $55 per man WANTED 3 girls winter and spring. evenings. 5-11/11 $65 Ann Street. 337-9741. BIRTHDAY CAKES-7" $3.64, 8" - Employment (4-man apts.) - DEADLINE FALCON WAGON 1964. Radio, 5-11-14 $4.18, 9" - $5.20. Delivered. clean. $400. best offer. 332-8635. KWAST BAKERIES. 484-1317 WAITRESSES FOR lunch hours, $160 married couples 0-11/6 1 P.M. one class day be¬ Don. 3-11/7 nights and special banquets. fore publication. 4 blks. to FORD 1966, 6 cylinder stick, 37,000 Experience preferred, but will Campus ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, Cancellations - 12 noon one train. Must have transportation. miles, good condition, runs well. most musical inst class day before publica¬ Call the Ph. 337-0298 or TWO BEDROOMM home with $600. 355-6121. 3-11-11 POUR HOUSE. 337-0703. 5-11-14 tion. 646-2201. 10-11/14 carpets, drapes, and appliances. HALSTEAD Located at the intersection of FORD GALAXY Mgt. Co. 8 TRACK Recorder-Player for the 1963, V-8, radio, Harrison Road and Lake Lansing PART TIME employment for MSU 351-7910 home. Makes tapes for your car, PHONE whitewalls. Call 351-3631. students Road in East Lansing. $200 per 5-11-14 during school year with month. Security deposit required too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up midwest's SUBLEASE: TWO-man in Burcham largest full-line at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 355-8255 merchant wholesaler. Automobile Woods Apartments. Immediately. Call. 372-5570. TF South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C Call 351-7880. 5-11/11 required. For further information RATES phone 337-1349.0-11-14 Rooms SANSUI 5,000 receiver, rectilinear I day J 1.50 VI speakers, duo 1019. Gary HOUSE CAR - GMC and ten NEED 2 girls. Large, lovely rooms, GIRL TO live in. Primary function, 351-8907. 5-11-14 15^ per word per day camper. Sleeps 6. Phon walk to campus. $59/month, plus babysitting. Board and room. 3 davs 13 1/2# per $4.00 393-0628. 1-11-10 Salary to be discussed. Call OMB OM ! COME ON'- YOU'RE utilities. Parking. Available DARK BLUE worsted suit, L-29, woru per aay immediately. Call Regina, 8 LOSING 1O0R SPONTANEITY! 355-9723 or 351-6138. 2-11-11 LOVELY FURNISHED studio a.m.-5 W-30, and jacket 40. Like new. 5 days $6.50 JAGUAR 3.8 MK-11 sedan 1960. p.m. 487-3072 or 651-5771. apartment across from Wonders. $50 or best offer. 353-1410 White with black leather interior, 5-11/10 13< per word per day LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING, live in, $115. plus electricity. 351-3745, 3-11-12 4-speed with over drive. share good home 351-8737, 351-5696 5-11-13 - retired couple. (based on 10 words per ad) Blaupunkt AM-FM stereo radio. 482-1928. 3-11-12 SINGLE ROOM. Quiet. For SPORT grad PARACHUTE: 50 jumps, Beautiful condition. Call EAST There will be a 50# service LANSING-Lansing. Like you. gentlemen. Parking. Available triple blauk gore, cross controlled. 339-9326. 4-1M3 own fine home. New delux December. IV2-8304. 4-11-12 Perfect condition. Orange-white. and bookkeeping charge If CASHIERS: PART time evening building. Large airy rooms. $50.00. 351-1107. 3-11-12 this ad is not paid within MERCEDES 230 - 1968 automatic work. Approximately 6:30 Employment For Rent Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. one week. transmission power steering, air p.m.-11:00 p.m. Apply M-78 SPARTAN HALL - Men, women, Colored appliances. WE DO most TWIN DRIVE-IN ATTRACTIVE, NEAT girls for part Apartments repairing and replace AM-FM radio, 22,000 miles. THEATER, Air-conditioning. Security locks. Call 12-2 p.m. 351-9286. TF broken time. frames. OPTICAL M-78 The State News will be Excellent condition. Including at Newton Road $2.50£^r. To do Parking. Beautifully maintained. DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan tires. Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-6 p.m. exploitation lotion pictures SUBLEASE, CHALET Park responsible only for the snow $3,850 cash. Phone Select clientele. Lease. Call Avenue, 372-7409. C 5-11-14 first day's incorrect inser¬ 676-2471. 3-11-11 TF and hocv^"*cies. Call manager, apartment. 1 bedroom. Call 332-3135 or 882-6549 ROOMS. COOKING. Doubles, Spartai^ Twin Theater for 339-9240. 3-11/10 Winter, Spring. 398Vi Park lane tion. appointment. 351-0031. 6-11/12 /ING DIFFICULTY 351-8164 DINING Room Suite Blonde table, or 337-9566. 6-11-16 - WANTED: COMPANION for 15 year ONE OR two FINDING ROOMMATES wrought iron legs. 6 chairs men needed winter and old retarded OR SUBLEASING? 676-2992. 1-11-10 girl. 12-5 p.m. spring for beautiful four COOK, LUNCHES and/or dinners. man For Sale MG MIDGET 1964. New top. Wire Monday - Friday. Minimum height Meals and ample compensation. luxurv 351-1R7? 7-11 m Roomate Service 5'6". Own transportation. Good DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and The State News does not wheels, 34 Call Mike or John 332-5048. MPG. 337-0779. Mr. 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2-man CAN HELP YOU! pay, Bassett, 351-2500. 3-11-11 engagement ring sets. Save 50 permit racial or religious 4-11/10 furnished 541 E. GRAND RIVER 3-11/10 apartment. $140 per percent or more. Large selection discrimination in its ad¬ month. Call 882-2316 or 487-3216. 351-3558 of plain and fancy diamonds. BUSBOYS--PERMANENT, FULL vertising columns. The MUSTANG, 1966 V-8 automatic WANTED APPRENTICE Meat KMM/17 GIRL NEEDED for $ 2 5 • $ 1 5' 0 WILCOX OR . Part-time. Days. Premium State News will not accept Cutter. Full time. Also counter winter term. 351-1156, after 5 SECONDHAND STORE, 509 BEAGLE Pl'Pf:~rs2 female pure 351-5871 before 2 p.m. All day compensation. Personal interview MARRIED COUPLE modern 2 advertising which discrim¬ clerks, part time, day and only. Call 484-4567 10-11/14 bedroom fully carpeted, p.m. 4-11/10 East Michigan. 485-4391. C bred, i SO^-W Jail 482-0097. inates Friday, Saturday, 5-11/11 evenings. We pay union wages. 7-11/11 against religion, appliances, air conditioned, Excellent fringe benefits. Apply SELLING STEREOS AND race, color or national or¬ FIELD ATTANDANTS: Part time play-picnic area. Heat and water 1 MAN needed through summer for OLDSMOBILE, 1969 Delta, 4-door. Meat Department. EBERHARD'S COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster AKC igin. evening work. Approximately paid. Children 731 apartments. Call Mondo, - REGISTERED German Green with black 3301 East Michigan. 5-11/12 welcome. Holt. vinyl top 6:30 p.m.-12:00 p.m. Apply M-78 694-9276, IV 5-3669. 5-11/12 351 -0048,-terms. 3-11-12 with a Classified Ad. Dial Shepherd puppies. Ready for AM/FM radio, 5,500 miles. 355-8255 today. Christmas. Alaskan Malumute stud TWIN DRIVE-IN THEATER, 351-5753. 2-11-10 GREEN'S APPAREL has full time 711 East Apartments service. 332-0684 or 625-4262. M-78 at Newton Road. positions in 711 S-11/12 TORONADO 1966. Excellent receiving den-fc.V th^ credit of the East and Monday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. New deluxe 1 SUEDE COAT- Natural mink collar, TF beautiful condition. 353-9204 or condition. Best offer. Take over Lansing ^ XV^aaysweak, liberal furnished 2 or 3 man $135/month. No pets. 489-2909 351-2244. 3-11 10 payments. 351-9294. 1-11-10 clothing ..scount, average typing apartments. Available now AUSTIN HEALgY 1962, 3000 Marl MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST ASCP or 372-8432. 3-11-12 ability necessary. See Mrs. for 9-month or 1-year. ||. Good condition. Call registered or eligible to work in COMPLETE DRUM set and stereo 1962 VOLKSWAGEN, rebuilt Kramer. 2-11/11 489-9651 Mobile Homes 393-6573. 5-11/11 bacteriology. Would consider 351-3525 ONE-FOUR for amplifier. Call after 5 p.m., engine, good tires, good body, no men luxury BARTENDER FULL or part-time, non-registered if qualified through apartment. Block 626-6487. 3-11/10 rust. $450 call Tom Foster, SUBLEASE to Berkey. work LUXURY apartment. experienced only. Apply in person experienced, clinical $65./month. Heet furnished ELCAR MOBILE home, 8x42 BARRACUDA, 1966 - In excellent 353-5014 or 355-1173. 3-11/10 $130. Call 351-2910 evenings. Ask laboratory. Apply SPARROW 351-2316, ENGAGEMENT RING set. Original 2-bedroom, excellent condition, condition . Automatic at Tarpoff's Restaurant 124 East for Terry. 5-11/10 evenings. Albert Kalamazoo. 7-11/14 HOSPITAL Personnel or call Apartments. 3-11-12 cost - $250, now $150. 355-0823. $1,500. 882-2262. anytime. transmission, power brakes, and VOLKSWAGEN 1964 Many new 487-6111, ext. 331. 10-11/16 5-11/12 power steering. Call 355-0776. parts. Radio $600 355-0955 414 SOUTH PINE, Lansing. 1 WAITRESSES-PERMANENT 219 SOUTH Rodgers, Mason. 1 3-11-12 after 4 30 p.m. 5-11-14 bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some Full-time or part-time. Luncheon For Rent bedroom. Stove and refrigerator, BASS GUITAR, 4 input, 2 (channel, furniture. Married couple or grad. MARLETTE 1969. Excellent. WOULD YOU like a SHARP car In or dinner. Premium compensation furnished, air-conditioned, fully piggy back. Bass amplify-, S180. RE NTALS--Studeiit» only student, 2 persons only. No pets. IV 2-4962 3-11/10 Disposal, shed, 12 x 50. Must sell, the $500 bracket? We got 'em. and TV Low carpeted. Available immediately. fringes. Personal interview $110 per month includes all best offer. 484-5778, after 5 p m. CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 only. Call 484-4567 10-11/14 monthly and term rates. Call References required Call Mr. Hall, utilities. Call Richard Alban, TEXTRONIX SCOPE. Model 503. 5-11-14 East 484-2600 to reserve youn. 677-9971, evenings 677-1701. formica sink, dressers, bunk beds, Michigan Avenue, across 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. Call U.I.C. Corp., 393-4110, 9 from the Post Office. 484-2345. C UNIVERSITY TV. C 3-11-12 double bed. dinette set. KITCHEN HELP-broiler and grill 10-11/17 a.m. -5 p.m. 4-11 '11 A PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is the davenport, painted inside and out cook. Full or part-time. Evenings, RENT A TV from a TV Company MAN WANTED. Own bedroom. $65 right help. Advertise for people and fully screened, new tires. See Auto Service & Parts experienced. 655-2175. 7-11/14 $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. capitol villa with a Classified Ad. plus utilities. Call 351-2196. Dial this real nice camper and make me NEJAC TV RENTALS. C 2-11-11 355-8255 nowl an offer. Call 393-4173. 3-11-11 ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call CONCESSION WORKERS: Part time apartments KALAMAZOO STREET BODY evening work. Approximately SHOP "CAMPUS COOLERS" FURBISHED, ONE bedroom CHEVROLET IMPALA 1966. tudor Small dents to large 6:30 p.m. -12.00 p.m. Apply Married, post-grads,and sen¬ Water's Edge wrecks. apartment, utilities paid, garage, American and foreign M-78, TWIN DRIVE-IN iors. i and 2 bedroom apart¬ hardtop, 353-0961 5-11/10 V-8, power steering. after 5 p.m. $1150. cars. Guaranteed work. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C 482-1286. THEATER, M-78 Road Monday-Saturday 8 a.m.- 8 at Newton You Bet ments. From $150-$ 165. Near near bus line, $125. month, 122 South Hosmer, 372-6298. 2-11-11 Cedar Village New Apartments p.m. TF 351-5652 Campus. For information call Carpeting CHEVROLET 1965 Impale 2-door, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Sharp. Must sell. 283, MASON BODY SHOP Kalamazoo Street . . 812 East Since 1940. NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented 332-5330. GIRL NEEDED FOR 4-man, winter 2 Bedroom Apts. and Furniture. Two Bedroom. Complete auto painting and cars. Specialty order department only to MSU students and 2 Man Apartment Two Bathroom. 393-4465^3-11J_2 collision service. IV 5-0256. C of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity term. Block from campus. $71.25. 351-4207. 5-11-14 faculty. $8.84 month (including Employer. 351-7319 for 351-1082. 2-11-10 $200.00/month CHEVY IMPALA, 1961, good tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Roommate Service. condition, Best offer. Call CORPORATION, 444 Michigan Married A v. 332-8687. C GIRL NEEDED immediately for IT'S HARD TO TOP t Couples Available. One 355-0005 or 351-6450 after 6 BABYSITTER FOR 3 year old girl, $160»$175/month p.m. 6-11-14 Block from Monday - Friday. Hours and salary Campus. arranged. Room available if TV RENTALS: G.E. 19" CHEVELLE - 1969 SS 396, Jaguar VOLKSWAGEN CAR Rack, vinyl 332-4432 desired. 484-6703. 5-1.1/11 portable--$8.50 per month green, vinyl top, 4-speed, bucket cover weatherproof, $20.00 call TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing including stand. Call J.R. seats, power steering, disc brakes. Tom Foster, 353-5014 or HELP WANTED. Opening CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. Positraction 337-7938 after 4 355-1173. 3-11/10 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C student units. These spacious luxury apartments seas afla angra 6-1116 f Han {arnrn anim BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN are completely carpeted and furnished with SCENE with an exciting new job. ACROSS SHHSailQ 0HHE] CHEVY II Check today's Classified Ads! distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each 23. Voiceless HHQsra sane? engine. 1. Spotlight 24. Undertake 6-11/11 unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 4. Horned viper 25. Choke SHE araaan 7. Drops bait 28. Conclusion HEE1 [HSd CHRYSLER NEWPORT 1967, individual control-central air conditioning. These 4-door sedan. Excellent condition. employment lightly 29. Possesses HBO 3M1H Sil[=lH3 11. Kind of coffee 30. Amer. Indian $1650. Will take a trade-in. IV 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The 12. Anaconda 31. Mister ESG3H51 saa 7-5397. Evenings, 694-0115. 13. Beige 32. Abyss 3-11/10 student's leisure time has been adequately planned KEYPUNCH • Experienced 14. Range of 33. Handwriting knowledge 37. Scope operator to be trained for for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 38. Adjective □ana OHS computer accounting system. '.5. Possessive suffix Typing and figure aptitude pronoun 3y. Catnip Easaa araa are a must. Start $380. Call rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 16. Unicorn fish 12 Menta!ity 485-5481, Bellinger Personnel 17. Self-assured 43. Prosecute 47. Sea god 3. Harmony Service. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 20. Footless 44 Topsy's friend 4. Ringed boa animals 45. Amer. humorist DOWN today. There are units available at $280/month and 22. Smallest 46. Feminine 1. Clumsy boat 5. Broth 6. Formal sitting SECRETARY Friendly, integer pronoun 2. Ryegrass rooms - up. administrative type to work Tr" 7. Two-spot I closely with public. Excellent 8. Skin ailment skills MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily bring 9. Stick of a fan $100+. necessary Call to 485-5481, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. i 10. Hard fat Bellinger Personnel Service. 18. Unique PHONE: 332-6441 19. Some 20. Enzyme NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES AVAILABLE 21. Paronomasia 24. Discolor 25. Small anchor That's tr i 26. Roman bronze 27. Treasure ineffective The easy to get a way to communicate with 50,000 people. try (and inexpensive) way message to this many to tEtupcktngfjam pp p 29. Monk parrot 30. Gr. letter 31. Shatter 32. Encourage MAWY BCU.INOSR people is to use a State News 4620 S. Hogadorn 33. Chessman Want Ad. When you want to talk 34. Assam to a large aadience, just dial silkworm 485-5481 1 355-8255. MANA GEMENT EXCL US! VEL Y B Y 35. Seines 36. Twist around Alco Management Company 40. Dusk 41. Normal Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 10, 1969 9 Lost & Found Recreation LOST: — HEIRLOOM sterling brooch boy riding dolphin. Reward. 355-0308. Helen. 3-11-10 SPAINI $249., ei^ht days on Spanish Riveria! Christmas Break! Seats limited! Phone Frank Buck, 351-1305. 3-11-11 the (continued from page one) Augenstein probe continues Two Augenstein resolutions on two Republicans LOST: NAVY purse, ID, key. Capitol drug abuse are scheduled for serving on the Increasingly impatient with He was also active in Villa Apartments, October 31. Service include over 75 articles in consideration by the State Board Democratically controlled state recent board difficulties, Mr. "Operation Get Acquainted," tentatively scheduled for a Please return ID, key. 353-0548. professional education panel under fire Augenstein had turned his Tuesday afternoon at the journals and 25 family-to-family visitation 5-11-14 CHRISTMAS lessons by WORKSHOP - qualified teacher. Art articles on science and ethics in n!,,htUwt,HndwringitSTUeSday night-Wednesday session in recent,y Commission by Gov- Milliken's attention to the 1970 program aimed at improving Gorsline-Runciman Funeral Home in East Lansing. Children first-sixth grades. Three popular publications. on Educational Republican nomination for the schools for minority group Personal lessons beginning Nov. 15. Donna His 1^S,nf Mr. Augenstein * • was one of the Reform. His term was to expire U.S. Senate while declining to children. His family requests that those new book, "Come, Let Us on Jan. 1, 1975. state his intentions who wish to send Holman, 337-7983. 3-11-11 publicly. Mr. Augenstein is survived flowers, CASH Play God," based on current In by donate contributions instead to LOANED on merchandise or 1966, he bowed out of the his widow and two will buy outright. RUHF'S FEED scientific-legal-moral issues such Senate race shortly before the children, the Leroy Augenstein Memorial STORE, 5200 South Logan DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS as mind David, 4, and Kimberly, 1. and formats. Experienced. manipulation, life primary election. Funeral Scholarship Fund in care of 882-2121.6-11/11 lengthening and abortion, was arrangements are MSU. Reasonable charge. 355-1040. 5-11/10 published in July. An active speaker on religious and moral Typing Service questions, he FROM OCEAN RCC at the City! Now booking, TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general occasionally delivered lay sermons in East Lansing Peoples Alcohol laws Keyboard, Dinner and typing. Dictaphone or tape Church. term parties, transcription. 393-3663. TF (continued from page one) in the same category as married states. receptions, He had stirred considerable sing-a-longs. 351-2487. 3-11-12 debate on the MSU asked the committee to further housing as regards the ruling on campus To protect the BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. consider the issue of alcohol on possession," the report states. "liberty and recently over approaches to drug FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. No job too large or too small use campus. The report also states that the privacy" of non-drinkers, the Call licensed Block off campus. 332-3255. C among young people, and committee recommended that agent--:-- — had spoken on drugs at In addition to the other change would affect only about STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 Lansing certain halls be set aside as typewriter Community College during the recommendations, the report suggests that the University 10 per undergraduates cent of the "non-drinking" halls. (E lectrlcs) week prior to his fatal trip to living in Peanuts Personal Indiana. establish a committee residence halls as well as most "We urge, moreover," the Repair specifically charged with the graduate students in Owen Hall. Foreign b Domestic report states, "that the burden Louis E. May,Sr. long-term study of alcohol and "To insure that violations of of enforcement not be laid ED 2 -0877 student life. the age ruling be handled Campus Book Store- heavily upon the RA's (Resident Across from Union ,, . The report also states that a internally, the University could Advisors); disciplinary guidelines ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith majority of the committee pass a regulation matching the and a program of student and offset printing. Complete service would fevor the sale of beer in state law on age," the report staff education are indicated." for dissertations, theses, the Union and other public Math Student Advisory Committee manuscripts, general typing. IBM. eating places on campus. 20 years experience. 332-8384. C meeting Monday, 7:30 p.m. A-138 In researching the June study, Wells Hall. Topic: Instructor and ROOMIE: CONGRATULATIONS on COMPLETE THESIS services course evaluation. All interested the committee found many 10% OFF on your engagement! Love makes it students had complaints about discount printing. IBM Typing and students welcome. right!! Linda. 1-11-10 binding of theses, resumes, their inability to buy beer at the Labor and MSU Folklore Society Union like students at the publications.Across from Campus, meeting ED "MOUND:" The most treasured corner MAC and Grand River Monday 7:30 p.m.. Student Services University of Wisconsin. 1% OFF on thing I have ever had is your below Style Shop. Call Basement. All those who enjoy However, this practice is Copygraph friendship and your love. Much singing, playing listening to folk forbidden by a state law which love, your Monkey. 1-11-10 Services, 337-1666. C or Gas states that no license for selling BETSY 21, almost 9. Happy PAULA ANN HAUGHEY. Complete East liquor in or on state land shall be For Students Professional Thesis Service. IBM Complex MSU-SDS issued. Birthday and Gabling. IKILY - Monday 8:30 p.m. 128 I Dave. 1-11-10 Selectric Typewriters, Multilith The possession of alcohol on Offset Printing and Hard Bincjing. Hall. Movie, "The Inheritance And Faculty CONGRATULATIONS SHING Pins Free Brochure and Estimates. Call 337-1527. C Sticky bit University property is forbidden by MSU ordinance 22.01, which TROWBRIDGE with M.S.U.-I.D. - Susie, Cher, Marcia, Kathy, states that "no person shall ENCO SERVICE A worker forWMSN Claudia, Marilyn. Love your ADPi Underground distributes stickers Sisters. 1-11-10 reading "I got dem ol' cosmik blues again, momma." possess or consume alcoholic NEED HE LP--Physics 287. 1051 E. T rowbridge, t. Lansing-332-4535 In the background is a construction wall beverages of any kind anywhere Arrangements, pay. Call Tom, covered within the confines of land SILVER COINS-Dated before 1965. 355-2869. 5-1113 with graffiti—a more original, if less polished, governed by the board of Top prices. Any amount. form of 484-3689. 0-11/11 SECRETARY self-expression. trustees." EXPERIENCED wants State News photo by I A 1967 amendment excepts typing at home or office BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 work mornings. 882-8055. married housing from this for all positive. A negative, B 3-1111 regulation. Real Estate negative and AB negative, $10.00 The board of trustees has the Columbia Gas O Negative, $12. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, NEED 4 tickets for HAIR in New York for Thanksgiving weekend. Black groups power to change the University ordinance without state Energy Engineering 1612 RIVER Terrace. Need a little 507ft East Grand River, East house with lots of quiet and low 332-8676, Nick Stout. 2-11-10 approval, although possession Lansing. Above the new Campus (continued from f price' We have it withir. walking Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Hamilton, would still be limited by state distance to MSU. Call Bob U.S. COINS. Singles or Collecti sociology, be promoted to acting law to 21-year-olds. has opportunities for you in p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Call 351-7391 after 5 inviting Africans enrolled or Homan, 351-0965 or Simon, | co-director of the center. "Of the nine members of the Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 3-11-12 teaching at MSU, but they also • Research Studies MSU-Okemos branch, 351-2260 The proposal also provided Ad Hoc Committee, seven would P.m. to 6:30 p.m. 337-7183. C for • Device Development 5-11/10 HEAT-----H:f-n rd the'recraTtm^t'ocVo new black favor placing the residence halls • Systems Optimization jast of campus, 4 COUPONS Minnesota - MSU. Call 332-5075 Extension 45 mornings 351-7815 1-11-10 S»rrZra?~nft St.uden.ts An.*^io A* u- j who the interest in one of exposed disciplinesan • Consulting on Industrial Processes, Structures, Materials, and of the CoHege of Socia. Science vith Pine trees. /. Low down only. 3-11-12 ■ SUBLEASE NEEDED One bedroom Guinea Bissou? ™^'<'Ue ART Heavy Equipment apartment winter, spring. The first recommendation of IhuHntc H M • Engineering Economic Analyses 313-542-9454 after 6:30 p.m. the African Studies Program for' Jh* StUdentf FCC™ WOuld 3-11-12 Black Students was that Ruth thien " '"e dealing with this summer African studies. All those who AUCTION There's excitement engineering, the waiting for you in energy on a range of projects which press limits of your chosen specialty. For ex¬ decide to continue in the field ample, prototype development of thermal would be awarded Tuesday Evening, Nov. 11 systems and devices, fully automated com¬ four-year 8:30 p.m. pressor stations, fuel cells, corrosion studies, scholarships covering room, presented by the and analyses of community and regional energy bord. tuition and books, and use patterns. travel expenses to Africa. Columbia's engineering in breadth offers you The Manifesto also called for a MERIDIAN GALLERY immediate challenge in improving radiation characteristics of ceramics, miniaturized resi¬ similar graduate program, which of Cleveland dential furnaces, massive ultra-high-tempera¬ could be used to strengthen the ture industrial units, welding processes, and undergraduate program. optimized total energy systems for large fa¬ Permanent featuring original works of cilities and further challenge in consulting voting . . . graphic art -- etchings, to appliance manufacturers, high temperature representatives from BLF and PASOA were proposed for the lithographs, woodcuts - by processing industries, and to the far-flung, modern technical operations of the Columbia center's staff and curriculum leading 20th century artists System itself. committee. You get the idea. It's hard to put fences Salvador around the engineering excitement The students also demanded a Dali, Johnny waiting for you at our Columbia laboratories. Natural gas "special review" of charges of Frie'dlander, Marc Chagall, Alexander provides about one-fourth of the U.S. fuel exploitation by the center Calder, Bernard energy. It's one of the nation's fastest growing leveled by some African Buffet, Pablo Picasso, Joan industries and Columbia is a leader. For in¬ students. Miro, Victor Vasarely, and formation on our growth opportunities for you: The many others remaining parts of the manifesto proposed that the at the center solicit funds to help the HOSPITALITY MOTOR INN Meet on Campus with Our Representative Umoja committee of BLF sponsor a study program in in the Main Ballroom Tuesday, November 25, 1969 Africa this summer for 1496 at Dunkel Road or write to American-born Africans, and East Lansing, Mich. Mr. Stanley A. Rogers a that the center solicit funds for Director of Placement an annual Third World Conference to be developed by BLF and PASOA. The students also proposed the immediate hiring of some black secretaries, All works custom framed GAS svgTSMi I and recruitment of black SERVICE CORPORATION faculty. Art 1600 Dublin Road, Columbus, Ohio, 43212 begins at $20 In conclusion, the statement read: "Whites throughout the world do not realize that their LIVE A LITTLE traditional behavior patterns in relation to blacks are obsolete. A new generation of blacks is emerging. "No amount of repression will stop our struggle against imperialism, neo-colonialism and racism. Our struggle will continue until our people are "Should our generation die in ARE SPECIAL the course, another generation shall rise to take up the historic task of liberating our people. Ours is to fight to the end." they're special, they're fun, they're private, they're for you. Peanuts Personals in the State News let your friends know that you haven't forgotten. Area collectors show works Special $1.00 for 10 words Highly prized art works from private collections are now being Special - Monday, Nov. 10, through Friday Nov. 14 only. shown at the Lansing Community Art Gallery, 11814 E. Michigan Ave. MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE. The collections include sculpture, paintings and tapestries loaned by Lansing area STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED individuals who enjoyed the art pieces in their homes. The show is being held In the 347 Student Services main gallery and will run until Nov. 28. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 10, 1969 No end in sight for riot trial bottles filled with pills for his sustained CHICAGO (AP) - More indicating he was Seale's lawyer. the jurors gave him more than a by the court. exciting than For four weeks of continued flu. There was once a birthday At the opening of the trial, many stage show glance. cake for Seale, even a box of four lawyers who previously thrillers, and longer running, the outbursts, Seale's language grew Seale, wrapped like a mummy, Chicago riot conspiracy trial is more vitriolic. The climax was muttered muffled words through jelly beans for the press. signed to appear for the defense, now almost two months old and reached Oct. 29 when Judge his gag. Judge Hoffman relented On many occasions the failed to show up. They sent defendants have refused to rise telegrams to the court nobody seems to know when it Hoffman ordered U.S. marshalls after the third day and ordered will end. when the judge entered and left announcing their intent. to "take him out and deal with his gag and bounds removed. The the courtroom. Each instance The judge issued warrants for prosecution, which shows him as he should be dealt with." But Seale continued his Seale was returned with a gag has been noted for the court their arrest and jailed two of up daily at U.S. District Court interruptions and Hoffman with two in his mouth and manacled to a them without bond. An appeals large cartons of issued his contempt ruling Nov. chair. He stayed that way for The defendants often hold court has since reversed his documents, has not finished 5. three days. noon hour news conferences. presenting its case. The The props in this trial have defendants, who arrive with The 10 women and 2 men on been unusual. Sometimes they criticize the Dr. Benjamin Spock, the baby court or discuss future doctor, appeared in court one press releases and Viet Cong the jury appeared to ignore Abbie Hoffman brought an demonstration and peace parade day and Kunstler asked to * flags, are still waiting their turn. Seale's captivity. Only two of collection of drug store Eight persons were charged plans. Twice, they have introduce him. with conspiring to cross state introduced persons who Hoffman refused. He peered contradicted testimony given over the bench and said, lines with the intent to incite "My College rioting during the 1968 earlier by prosecution witnesses. children are grown." Democratic Convention. But last week, National one of the st Kunstler and Weinglass have irked the cross-examination judge in their the 36 The supporting actors have also shared in the good lines. A blonde policewoman who eight, Black Panther leader prosecuti.on witnesses thus far worked undercover during the Bobby G. Seale, was removed in the middle of the trial. Judge Julius J. Hoffman, because of questioning called. They continually draw objections from the government convention turmoil was asked to describe her clothing. "Casual clothes," she said, Seale's continuous outbursts in attorneys. Almost each one is "slacks, a blouse and a helmet." Yesterday's college generation court, declared a mistrial in his was more interested in passing a case, then sentenced him to four course and getting a diploma in jail for contempt of College students today are than in years an education, in what more inquisitive and less willing Seale's emergence as to accept as fact the word of a the testbook or a they were learning, in what was happening to one's person Athena Center for Creative Living Spartan principal actor in the courtroom drama came after Hoffman generation ago. professor than a Leland Dean, associate dean of the College of because of what he was learning, he continued. sident of the All American Archery Team, is all business and denied his pleas to defend himself. Seale contended that he Education, said in a State News April 1970. San Miguel de Allende. Mexico nination wh< in it comes to target practice. The team is currently competing interview. They placed more emphasis on was not defended by Kunstler, frivolous DdWS toui namenj-, sponsored by the American Assn, for Health, Physical Twenty-five years ago there activities, such as Health program. Yoga Sessions on Self and who had signed a legal document Hon and Re reation. State News photo by Richard Warren was little challenging of hazing freshmen. Football teams were more important in terms of Community to facilitate our constant struggle professors or text used in a course since they were like law, priority. to be human in our repressive, artificial CITES SUPPORT he continued. At MSU the same scholastic- society. "Students are more socially aptitude and achievement tests are given to incoming freshmen aware than they were 25 years resolution each year. A score ranking a Bowman raps ago. Then they didn't feel it was their student in the 50th percentile of place to be involved with social issues. Now his class in 1958 placed a they are very aware and actively involved in freshman in the 19th percentile information social in 1967. problems needing correction." By WHIT SIBLEY was it ever approved by him. getting nailed for someone else's could get my hands on," he said. "This shows that students are State News Staff Writer "I don't think that there is a The "And I don't think I should be purpose of a college coming to college better Sen. John T. Bowman. real understanding of what "I struck them out, but I also answerable to the education has changed in a prepared than in the past," Dean original, D-Roseville, said Friday that he happens here," he said, speaking got crucified by your paper for generation. Twenty-five years said. "It does not mean a higher anyway." expects little Senate support for of the procedures followed in striking them." He said that his resolution is ago, earning more money was MSU students who plan to drawing up Senate resolutions. In the official resolution, aimed mainly at the fact that the the main motivation. Education criticize his Holden Hall remarks "We go to the Legislative Service Resolution No. 139, which event was a "racial incident" and opened the during tonight's Senate session. Bureau to have our resolutions appears in the Senate Journal, a "bully thing." advancement, a personal, selfish The ASMSU Student Board drafted." Bowman did not use the words He said that he thought that advancement, the associate dean plans to go to the Capitol to He said that then the bureau "black bums" and "black many of the members of the introduce a letter to the state brings the proposed resolutions hooligans." Senate stand behind him, as well "Now students are less Senate "deploring the language, to those who called for them for The resolution called for the as many students at MSU. concerned with income irresponsibility, and the total their approval. "dismissal and criminal He has letters from students disregard for the personal Bowman said that it was the possiblities, but with what they prosecution" of the students who were in the cafeteria at the feelings of black students at bureau's resolution that who took over the cafeteria at may do to improve the time and who support his MSU conditions in society that need by Sen. Bowman's contained the words "black Holden Hall. statements. resolution and public hooligans" and "black bums," Bowman said that he did not improvement." "I think it's time that the statements." but that he never approved it. know how anyone College students today are got a copy of University and the State News much more concerned about Bowman said that the "I would never introduce that the resolution that drafted was stand up for anyone who is resolution that they are referring kind of nonsense," he said. "I their education, about what they by the Service Bureau. pushed around, be they black or are learning and why, he said. to was not written by him, nor am getting sick and tired of "I tore up all the copies that I white," he said. NOW HEAR THIS FROM THE TOP-HINGE Placement Bureau AT THE STORE WITH THE RED DOOR ^3? M The following employe City Hall of Monroe; engineering and civil Bergedoff. Magnavox Co. be interviewing from Nov. engineering. National Cash Northwestern Mutual Life Register Co. No Bells - No Flares 17-21. If you are interested in an School District City of Pontiac. Insurance Co. Sangamo Electric organization, please report to Upjohn Company. United States Just the Placement Bureau at least Company. United States Dept. of the Army. North two school days in advance to Gypsum Company. University of American Rockwell; Commercial Gentlemen's Trousers Illinois: Urbana - Champaign sign up for an interview and to Products Group. 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