Friday MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY STATE fATE NEWS East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 1 — Washington Yiervous' over influx of marchers All participating groups, including some Later, however, Leonard denied to WASHINGTON (AP) - Specially trained visit, he thanked lawmakers for their of the nation's most militant, have pledged newsmen that his appearance had been troops equipped with the weapons of war support of his war policy and predicted a to heed the discipline of nonviolence and canceled by the attorney general. stood ready around this nervous city just peace. "I can't tell you the time or date when legality, a spokesman said. Sunshine beamed on the city as Thursday as antiwar forces massed for the start of their "march against death" to the we will achieve a just In fact little chance of disorder was seen thousands of Mobe workers painted peace in Vietnam," U.S. Capitol. he said. "But when it comes, it will come during the "march against death"-a placards, arranged housing for thousands, because' of the support we have received 40-hour, single file procession of 45,000 worked out schedules for the arrival of The three-day protest, culminating Saturday in a march of perhaps 250,000 on from Democrats well Republicans." men, women and children, each bearing a as as (please turn to back page) Pennsylvania Avenue, was launched as the Plainly worried over the potential for placard with the name of a Vietnam war victim. centerpiece of a nationwide series of violence, the administration air lifted 9,000 weekend antiwar demonstrations. soldiers and Marines to But merchants and residents spoke Washington Lunar The avowed aim of what the New Wednesday. apprehensively as the numbers of Apollo 12 astronauts, from left, Charles Conrad Jr., commander; Richard F. Gordon, command module pilot; and Alan L. Bean, Mobilization Committee called history's greatest peace demonstration is to persuade President Nixon that the great American Crack, riot-trained troops were deployed around the city overnight and this hippie-dressed newcomers increased on the streets, convoys of military trucks interrupted traffic, signal corps vehicles Vocal m morning. Another 28,000 men in nearby were stationed in the lunar module pilot, will lift-off for the moon at 11:22 a.m. (EST) majority - and not a silent one -- wants an military installations already were on alert. courtyard of some today If all goes as planned In the nation's second lunar landing mission. AP Wlrephoto immediate end of the war in Vietnam. But Nixon was cheered by the House of The protest organizers-called the "New Mobe" or just "The Mobe"--renewed their government buildings, and armed sentries appeared at key points. A clerk in a dry cleaning shop patted the stage pr vow that peace and order would prevail. Representatives when, in a brief surprise bulging pocket of her smock: "My husband told me I'd better bring the gun today " she explained. a t lunch A shopkeeper with a large dog tied on Apollo 12 all clear for liftoff; leash to his counter commented: "It's STATE NEWS WASHINGTON BUREAU terrible when you're afraid to come to work in the morning." Doctors, dentists WASHINGTON, D.C.--A small portion of and hairdressers reported wholesale the nation's "vocal minority" staged a cancellation of appointments. silent protest on the steps of the nation's A riot command center was being set up Capitol Wednesday at the start of the in the District of Columbia Building nation-wide moratorium. plan to explore lunar surface captained by Mayor Walter E. Washington. Over 300 Capitol Hill No regular troops were to enter the city employes stood silently on the Capitol's step during a unless called by the mayor, the Pentagon 45-minute silent • vigil at noon. All said. The keeping of law and order was participants were employes of Senators and entrusted to the 3,800-man Metropolitan Representatives here in the Capital City. Police force and 2,000 national guardsmen. Four of the city's special riot-trained CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — Apollo 12 mission director, after workmen a bird's eye view of their 363-foot-tall Declaring Wednesday. More than 300,000 visitors The Mobe planned to have 2,500 of its police armed with clubs were stationed on "We're ready to go," the Apollo 12 safely replaced a leaky fuel tank that rocket while flying information over the and VIPs headed by President Nixon, Vice own marshals along the Saturday mass the steps throughout the protest and stood astronauts Thursday got the all-clear to sail threatened a month's delay in the $375 moonport. President Spiro T. Agnew and the Aga march route. watch over the 300, all wearing dove peace moonward today aboard their "Yankee million mission. Weather was some concern with low Khan are expected to be looking on when "We're ready to go Presumably Mayor Washington would symbol buttons. Clipper" to cash in on America's $24 when they are," said clouds, possible showers and wind speeds the trio start their 10-day expedition to the summon the regulars only upon From bearded young men to young billion Apollo investment "in the name of Apollo 12 astronaut Alan L. Bean shortly over 20 miles an hour forecast for launch moon's Ocean of Storms. consultation with the President. Nixon women in maxi-coats to science and knowledge. befo- *nd his two copilots, Charles time, "but by no means do we see we'M ho 'T all goes well, Conrad, Gordon and middle-age planned to remain at the White House eonservativly-dressed ladies, they stood on "Conditions are all go" for an 11:22 a.m. "Pete" Conrad Jr. and Richard F. Gordon down to weather minimums," said Lee. Bean will first thunder into a circular earth Saturday and Sunday - one of the rare the steps and either chanted softly or (EST) liftoff today said Chester M. Lee, Jr., took off in three T-38 jet iarcraft to get To improve chances of getting Apollo 12 orbit 118 miles high, then reignite the weekends he has spent in Washington. stared silently ahead at television cameras. off the ground, however, officials Thursday upper stage of their Saturn 5 rocket after 1 The existence of a second command In other developments, resolutions changed the ground rules and extended the 3/4 circuits of the globe to kick them out post, in the Justice Department, was supporting the President's program were period in which Apollo 12 can blast off by of orbit toward the moon. reported by Rep. Roman C. Pucinski, D-Ill. introduced into the House of an hour and 23 minutes-until 3:50 p.m. With the lunar landing Dziak craft they call The legislator said Asst. Atty. Gen. Jerris job; Representatives and the Senate Wednesday. quits today. Dr. Charles A. Berry, chief astronaut physician, pronounced Conrad, Gordon "Intrepid" hooked to the nose of the command module,"Yankee Clipper", the three astronauts are to swing into moon Leonard canceled an appearance as witness before a House education subcommittee. "Mr. Leonard said the Attorney General More than 300 of the 450 representatives and about 60 of the senators signed the resolution. and Bean "in excellent condition." orbit Monday at 10:57 p.m. EST. instructed him not to leave the command Fifty democrats and 50 republicans, 3rd Bean said he and his two crewmates flew Late the next day, Conrad, 39-year-old post that has been established in the to resig including Charles Chamberlain, R-Lansing, loops and rolls because "it helps get your Justice Department," Pucinski explained. (please turn to page 15) sponsored the House resolution. inner ear acclimated to zero gravity." Also, "It makes you feel kind of sick," he said Ted Dziak, Inter-Fraternity Council He said that in his opinion the council rubbing the midrift of his blue flight suit. (IFC) president, has become the third leader of a major governing group to resign will not be drastically changed by having a "That's the object - to build up your ALTERNATIVES TO NIXON'S new president. ability to fight off any uneasy feeling in his office. your stomach." Dziak's resignation, for personal reasons, Douse also said that he does not see any Apollo 12 commander Conrad said he Lerner offers came at the IFC's Wednesday night reason why there would be a perceptible was feeling "pretty good" and meeting. change in direction for the Inter-Fraternity He was reluctant to discuss resignation and said that he would have a statement prepared by Monday. his Council. "There will be a continuity of complimented the workmen who replaced the hydrogen tank that developed a leak peace The council's vice president, Steve administrative ideas even though Ted will be missed," Douse explained. U.S. delegate Douse. Nashville, senior, has assumed the office of acting president. The new acting president also said that The Inter-Fraternity Council will hold he thought Dziak had done a America is the most revolutionary great deal for elections for a new president at the next the IFC and had made a great contribution society in the world due to the accelerated regularly scheduled meeting. Currently, Douse is the only candidate to the council. "The council is grateful for what he has denies weight pace of change inside our society, Max Lerner, syndicated columnist, said in a for IFC president. done," Douse added. speech Thursday in the Auditorium. "In the framework of the war, Americans of war dissent are finding themselves mired down in the mud and swamp," he said. "We need to PARIS (AP)--Citizen support for the (See related story on page 3.) antiwar moratorium in the United States TEAR was minimized by the American delegation bring the relevance of the past to the future and pose the real question, 'now, after the demonstration was praised by the when and in what way do we get out?" other side during the Vietnam peace talks THIS Thursday. Lerner said that the moratorium was a brilliant idea and, if successful in The North Vietnamese and the Viet Cong Washington, will be a tremendous display OUT sought to attach importance to U.S. dissent of democracy. as a way of bringing the war to an end on People going to Washington are to their terms. Lerner also noted that there are four meet at 4:30 today at West Shaw possible alternatives which he believes will Stephen Ledogar, spokesman for the U.S. parking lot. Buses will leave at 5 p.m. delegation told his adversaries: "The bring an end to the war. sharp. evidence shows that the great majority of "The first would be to arrive at an Michigan buses will arrive in American people support the President as immediate standstill," he said. "Once a Washington at 1425 V. St., probably he seeks a just peace." ceasefire is reached, a power freeze would before daylight. North Vietnamese Ambassador Xuan take place and each power retain whatever You can sleep in the buses until time territory they presently occupy. Thuy and the Viet Cong's Mrs. Nguyen Thi to go to the assembly area, or visit the Binh concentrated on the American peace "If that doesn't work, at the same time a reception center for coffee. movement. Assemble for the march between 9 systematic withdrawal of troops could be Thuy said Nixon's latest position going on," he continued. and 11 a.m. Allow 45 minutes to get statement Nov. 3 "has aroused a strong He said the American public should from the reception area to the assembly wave of protest in American public know the administration's plans concerning point. opinion." He said that "the American The rally and entertainment will run troop withdrawal through a dialogue people will oppose with increasing vigor between the people and the President. from 1:30 p.m. to about 5 p.m. This the Nixon Administration's policy of "As the withdrawal continues, by a will leave you enough time for visits and aggression." schedule which is not secret, support special meetings afterward. Mrs. Binh said "The American people • You should be back at Sts. Paul & • troops should be sent over as a form of will certainly not let President Nixon, insurance against Hanoi," he continued. Augustine Church by 10 p.m. Buses will prolong this immoral war indefinitely. "If none of the other ideas work, as a last leave at 10:30 p.m. sharp. "No deceitful trick, no deterrent or resort the government could devise a It's a good idea, considering the size of Invito* repressive measures taken by the Nixon political settlement with the government in the crowd, to stay in pairs throughout 4,0^ « Administration can stop the antiwar the entire day. Saigon to accept a coalition government," movement of the American people," she he said. Hang on to this map. In emergencies, call Sts. Paul & Augustine Church. k Lerner said that the mood and spirit of Need for Duong Dinh Thao, Mrs. Binh:s press the public has a lot to do with how the RELY assembly spokesman said: think the fact that the antiwar United States comes out of the war. Max Lerner, syndicated columnist and educator, said that the AREA ' "I movement in the United States is becoming ^"After the withdrawal of troops," he ability of the marchers and troops to maintain peace said, "we can turn our energy to finish the in Washington more and more intense shows that the Unfinished task of democracy and begin to during this weekend's moratorium would be a "great achievement" United States must end the war all the for democracy. Lerner spoke at a MOffUMi Aflf restore the credibility and authenticity of press conference at the Kellogg sooner." the American dream." Center. State News photo by Tom Leone 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, Dr. By SHARON TEMPLETON that the Augenstein tte governor leave Dr. "I would like to suggest that in give give in m to do is to leave the seat which in memory memory of of the the service service Dr. Augenstein has State News Staff Writer Leroy Augenstein's seat on the v'ew the governors proposal vacant," Montgomery said. provided would be to retire his Rep. George F. Montgomery, State Board of Education about the future of that body, "Perhaps the most fitting seat on the State Board of D-Detroit, requested Wednesday vacant. the only honorable thing for hun mbute which the state could Education," he added. As an alternative, Montgomery suggested that the governor have scheduled Special lectures slated In recognition of this weekend's moratorium, some instructors special lectures and discussions in place of the Moratorium; Wolf, 605A WH, LIN 403, Nixon's Speech. 2:00 p.m.: Restivo, Men's Lounge, Fee, Open Discussion. might "upgrade the quality of the board by appointing an outstanding educator to serve as the eighth member of the board. "We are exceptionally fortunate in having an regular classes today, while others have cancelled or made their 3:00 p.m.: Ruddel, 128 HUB, ATL 111-327, Issues on classes optional. In addition, there will be several newsreels on Moratorium; McClintock, 101 HLM, TCR-7, Issues on outstanding educator here in Moratorium. Michigan who would obviously campus. 4:10 p.m.: Ruddel, 128 HUB, ATL 111-328, Issues on be instrumental in helping the Instructors planning special programs include: Moratorium. board in providing first-rate 8 a.m.: Martin, C-3 WH, HUM 241, Roman Imperialism; Tien, 209 EBH, ATL 113-1, Moratorium; Tompkins, 316 EBH, ATL The following classes will be optional today: ART, 8 to 11:40 leadership in the field of a.m : Adley, 208 KAC, ART 255; Wolter, 308 KAC, ART 241; education," he said. J.ll-7, Moratorium; Larrowe, 219 BH, EC 455, Organized Labor "I would suggest that, if the and U.S. Foreign Policy. Fagan, 37 KAC, ART 1. 9:10 a.m.: Anderson, 310 EBH, HUM 241, Ancient Scripture ART, 12:40-4:20 p.m.: Adley, 39 KAC, ART 1; Alexander, 7 governor determines he must fill the vacancy, he should consider and Modern War; Tien, 215 EBH, ATL 113-4, Moratorium; KAC, ART 339; DeBlasi, 208 KAC, ART 255. Donaghue, EH Kiva, ANP 171, Montagnards and the War; Pinner, ART, other times: Funks (8 - 10:00 a.m.), 7 KAC, ART 245; appointing Wilbur Cohen, dean of the College of Education at 217 BH, PLS 437, Ideological Stereotypes; Masterson, 301-C WH, Ippolito (10:20 a.m. - 12:20 p.m.), 145 KAC, ART 801; Kuszai the University of Michigan, to Draft, War and Society. (12:40 - 2:20 p.m.), 145 KAC, ART 325; McConnel (no times fill the vacancy. 10:20 a.m.: Cafagna, 321 PA, JMC 232AB, Sartre's indicated). "The appointment of this "Genocide"; Greer, Battistini, Donoghue, 116 NS, Panel, The HST, time various: Fisher (1:50 - 2:10 p.m.), 110 ANH, HST Nixon Address; Paul, 117 BH, HST 301, Constitutional Issues; 369 (cancelled); Miller (9:10 -10:00 a.m.), 106 WH, HST 325. highly qualified educator, not of the governor's party, would Martin, C-3 WIL, HUM 241, Roman Imperialism; Kisch, 122 BH, Special films and events EC 421, War and Economics; Zerby, 336B CSE, MC 374, Law and Morality. FRIDAY certainly indicate the governor's commitment to the bi-partisan Matter 10 a.m.: Newsreel film, Room 35, Union. approach of which he has 11:30 a.m.: Landon, 138 AKR, ATL 111-317, Issues on 10:20 a.m.: Panel on "A Critique of President Nixon's Nov. 3 spoken so often in recent days, Judo, as the competition between the Korean National Judo Team and the MSU Moratorium; Tien, 311 EBH, ATL 113-8, Issues on Moratorium; Speech and the Concept of Vietnamization," 116 Natural while also improving the quality Judo Club demonstrated, Is largely c matter of skill. Protection in this sport, Donaghii^, 100 EBH, ANP 171, Montagnards and War; Martin, C-3 WIL, HUM 241, Roman Imperialism; Smith, 118 BH, ANP Science; Thomas H. Greer, professor of humanities, L. H. of the educational leadership however, is often a matter of mat. State News photo by Walter Gyr 281, Vietnam War and US-African relations. Battistini, professor of social science, and John O. Donoghue, provided by the board," he associate professor of anthropology. concluded. 12:40 p.m.: Ruddel, 128 HUB, ATL 111-326, Issues on 2 p.m.: Newsreel film, Room 35, Union. Film on Moratorium; Tompkins, 104 EBH, ATL 111-52, Issues on chemical-biological warfare, "Plague on your Children," 317 Meetings mark Moratorium. 1:50 p.m : Berkey Hall, (shown twice) Cafagna 206 HB, PHL 323 (1), Sartre's 4:30 p.m.: People going to Washington are to meet at West "Genocide"; McClintock, 101 HLM, TCR-6, Issues on Shaw Parking Lot. Busses will leave at 5 p.m. sharp. 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.: Double feature, "Inside North Vietnam" Lansing and Michigan," Mike action will only be effective, steady decrease in resources and "The War Game," to be shown twice at 102B Wells Hall. Honey, coordinator of the however, when we put an end to available for local needs due to Contributions will be taken. coalition, said. militarism and radically reorder the war and military spending," EUROPEAN AFTER HOURS The 12 midnight to 6 a.m.: Candlelight peace vigil all night at Beaumont Tower, held by Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC). Moratorium weekend here will be observed by discussions by "The group will attempt to point out local problems, which this country's priorities." Coalition leaders reported that Honey said. Today's activities will include SATURDAY MSU students 50,000 copies of a newspaper films and classes on the war and CLUB and Lansing we say cannot be solved until 9 a.m.: March in Washington. residents, the Greater Lansing discussing the problems of society presented by more than the war comes to an end," he Virgin GUEST ROOMS Coalition to End the War Now said Wednesday. added. .«It is hoped that this Lansing and society in general 100 MSU professors on the MSU will be distributed throughout and Lansing Community College the Greater Lansing area. campuses. "The focus of the coalition discussion may build a base for Thunder Company Coming? during the weekend moratorium is on community discussion of local political action to try to solve the problems of the "We newspaper are — attempting -•-—k—b to relate the in «• the The bell in Beaumont Tower , , f d t . between noon Business Associates Due? the war and its impact on Unsing area," he said. 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WE DO FEEL, HOWEVER, THAT A * * UNILATERAL, PRECIPITOUS WITHDRAWAL WILL NOT SERVE THE INTERESTS OF THE * * FREEDOM OF THE UNITED STATES OR SOUTHEAST ASIA. WE DO FEEL AN APPROACH * THAT INCLUDES A PHASED WITHDRAWAL, ACCOMPANIED BY A BUILD-UP OF THE * * MILITARY, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL STRENGTHS OF THE REGION IS A MUCH MORE * REALISTIC MOVE. * * * WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN THAT GOOD INTENTIONS AND A RETREAT DID NOT * BRING "PEACE IN OUR TIME" THIRTY YEARS AGO. WE ARE AWARE THAT MILLIONS * * 3 OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE HAVE COMMITTED THEMSELVES TO A COURSE OPPOSED TO THE VIET CONG AND NORTH VIETNAMESE AND THAT THEY DID SO WITH * * ASSURANCE OF OUR SUPPORT. WE FEEL THAT A COMMITMENT MADE TO THE * VIETNAMESE IS AS WORTHY OF HONOR AS A COMMITMENT MADE TO EUROPEANS. i Gene H. Hanselman, undergrad Hoyt Coe Reed, assoc, prof, (retired] * * * * * * * Merle L. Esmay, prof. Ernest H. Kidder, prof. Carl W. Hall^prof. ^ ^ Ken Christian, grad student Robert G. May, grad student John Matthews, grad student prof. ff * Howard S. Pot^'r Pprof. \L Douglas Carl, undergrad ^ On November 10, 1969, a resolution was passed by the Executive Council of Michigan State moral support" to this statement. The resolution was signed by the following MSU staff members University Local 1585 AFSCME AFL-CIO. The resolution stated that the union local does "lend who are also officers of the union. Eugene Taylor - President Betty Mason - Recording Secretary Walter Peters - Submitting Member Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14. 1909 3, NEWS CHICAGO policeman Panther-police clash slays and (AP) a - youth A Seven of the injured were policemen. The eighth was one first policemen to arrive, said: "There were hundreds of shots reporting men with guns were i abandoned building at 58th planned to kill her husband. two sidewalk. Another youth summary an believed to identified as a Black Panther of three youths wearing the fired. At least one of the men Street and Calumet Avenue. Shotgun and rifle shots rang have been in the . party member were slain and black beret emblem of the Black out as six patrolmen approached building with had military training - they were Patrolman Ronald Comparin Winters and Lawrence Bell, A capsule summary of the day's eight persons were wounded or Panther party, who police said the building, and two of them 20, events frorr that good. They seemed to know said a woman living near the escaped. Bell was wounded by injured in a South Side gun were wounded, police said. An our wire services. opened f.re on them as they what they were doing. One of police gunfire and taken under battle in the predawn darkness answered a call. building told police on arrival emergency call brought 58 more them was an expert marksman." that of youths arrest to Thursday. James Gatton, 23, one of the a gang was policemen and a canine unit. a hospital. Police said The police had answered a call waiting in the building Bell had papers and Policeman Frank Rappaport, identifying him as a Black Panther. 36, was felled a short time later. DURING MORATORIUM His alleged assailant, Spurgeon Most seriously wounded J. Winters, 19, was shot and among the policemen were Michael Brady, 26, and John killed by Patrolman Robert Lerner Tracey. Tracey said he saw Gilhooly, 21, both hospitalized. Six of the injured policemen urges "I can 7 tell you the time or date Winters fire the fatal shot into were hit when we will achieve a just peace Rappaport's head as the was by bullets. The seventh struck by a brick. in Vietnam. Nixon should try the plan of policeman lay wounded on the --President Nixon them much more if the plan was campuses and in cities," Cy made public," he said. Lerner said. He said that the reporesentative to the Paris With opposition on both sides Max Lerner, syndicated response was beyond the peace talks, for a "truce in of the fence, Nixon has to be columnist and educator, said in a expectations of the origma ors. place." This would be a ceasefire politically careful, Lerner said. press conference Thursday that The method of protest will be where all the troops. American if marchers and troops can He said there is opposition on changed in Washington, he said, and North and South the right favoring action to win i maintain peace during the 'n a brm8 "ew Vietnamese alike, would stop the war as well as the opposition moratorium, "it will be a great achievement for the methods of will be «/■ 0 more dramatic, but the "* Jf " where theyare-At this p°int the from the left negotiations would begin International News Ampriran Hpmocracv American democrac original original purpose nf nurnn&p of QnppHincj speeding Hipthe . seriously » more Commenting on the trial of eight men in Chicago for Lerner said that a policy of end of the war and changing Lerner f "coldness" toward each other by the President s inflexible policy "secret withdrawal table" open the troops and the marchers, and on it, will be the Severe fighting erupted in Vietnam early Thursday same. to the public. He said he did not the defendents has been bad and "low visibility" of the troops Lerner said that an immediate near the demilitarized zone. North Vietnamese troops think it would hurt to make the that the judge has overreacted. will prevent violence. and precipitated withdrawal of attacked American company terminal point known. "The process of justice has an in night bivouac in the Asked if he thought the American troops would result i: "They know that 1972 is the suffered a bad blow," Lerner enemy's biggest assault in the area in over a year President was cting to the considerable bloodshed in South terminal point for Nixon. I do said. He said that it will leave the Military spokesmen claimed 104 enemy soldiers were moratorium, Lerner said, Vietnam. not think we would be telling nation with a "black eye." but the Vice President is." Nixon implies that those who killed by massive American firepower. Seventeen He said Nixon is acting after oppose his plan automatically Americans were reported dead. being advised and informed and that preparing the troops is not advocate immediate complete and withdrawal of all SHOW HER YOU'RE ON HER TEAM In Oldham. England Thursday, three-year-old overreacting but reacting. troops, Lerner said. Samantha Wood opened her Christmas stocking and found pictures of nude women in it. Her mother Lerner campus said he preferred demonstrations to the Lerner misconception said this because is most a ^ with flowers mass demonstrations in demonstrators realize this can instantly threatened to take the issue to Parliament Washington. not be done and have alternate Though the episode was shocking, Samantha at least has "The original moratorium, learned not to be fooling around with her Christmas (Oct. 15) was done with dignity and control on the university presents five weeks before Christmas. Israeli jets bombed and strafed military targets in Egypt and Jordan Thursday. A military spokesman said AAUP asks for voice glass the planes struck at Egyptian military objectives in the goblet- southern sector of the Suez Canal and returned safely after 30 minutes. There were no Israeli casualties. in faculty salary plan $3.99 OR The local chapter of the Professors have actually lost w 12 RED A high-jevel purge of liberals in Czechoslovakia's American Assn. of University $40 in real income over the past ROSES security forces was revealed Thursday with a warning Professors (AAUP) has called for year, he said. $2.99 that this was only the beginning of a "process to more faculty involvement in setting salaries and in planning Pay for associate professors strengthen" those bodies. has risen $15 while assist, the annual budget. Cool it. Things could be worse. You could professors are making $125 The local AAUP proposed that be out of ice-cold Coca-Cola. Coke has more. Instructors have received a National News a new committee on Budget $163 increase. the refreshing taste you never Alio Fa Jlty get tired of. That's why things The Senate, shunning protests that it was opening the Compensation be set up by the "We're not very happy about go better with Academic Council. these trends and we feel the Coke, after Coke, after Coke. way to wage and price controls, passed a bill Thursday that would broaden the. President's authority t*> The proposal came after a faculty should have some vocie • report~->oTi salaries at- the in- these matters," Stieber said. voluntary controls on credit. The measure, sent to the The proposed committee House on a vote of 70-13. takes several steps to increase Wednesday night. The report would give faculty members a showed that, while voice in budget allocation and in 809 E. MICHIGAN the supply of mortgage credit during periods of tight faculty salaries had increased on the salary adjustments. money, thus easing the impact of anti-inflationary 1'he ojCoIo Bottling Co of I average 5.4 per cent, the cost of proposal for a new efforts. will be presented to living had risen 5.5 per cent. committee Two more senators quit the thinning ranks of the Pay increases varied according to rank, with the lower ranking Academic the Steering Committee of the Council and GRAD STUDENTS undecided Thursday, one coming out for the Supreme faculty members getting more of recommended to be placed on Court nomination of Clement Haynsworth and the a raise than the professors, Jack Stieber, AAUP president, said. meeting. the agenda for the next council AND FACULTY: Quit being type-cast-try' an other against. Republican James P. 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MICHIGAN TOM SPANIOLO STATE NEWS What's left to do UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER advertising manager ^after Washington? This week thousands of students will the number of people who TRINKA CLINE, executive editor travel participated, to the nation's capital to protest and regardless of Nixon's statements to the NORMAN J. SAARI, managing editor President Nixon's Vietnam policy. They contrary, he was affected by it. Suddenly GEORGE K. BULLARD, campus editor will sing, march, demonstrate and do the peace movement had many gained a new DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor other things in the hope of ending the war. respectability and was no longer the sole LINDA GORTMAKER, Sunday editor But their real accomplishment, if there is possession of radical college students. A KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor any, will probably be to discredit the valuable impression had been made on the Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor whole anti-war movement. "silent majority" for they saw, perhaps for the first time, that the anti-war movement for outstanding journalism. Most of the people who will participate had real substance. in the Washington demonstration are If these silent Americans could be doubtlessly sincere individuals earnestly seeking an end to the Vietnam war. But impressed, then surely Nixon, who refers EDITORIALS there will also be those whose is to foment disorder. And it is these only intent to these people as his principal constituaney, would also have to be affected. people, these misguided extremists who have nothing to do with the peace Place space movement, that should be blamed if there is violence in Washington this week. But since Oct. played into Nixon's hands. 15 the speech served only to enflame opponents situation has His Nov. 3 It has been estimated that of the war, and shortly thereafter the anywhere from 200,000 to 500,000 people will be in government let it be known that it was in proper p Washington for the march, and the President has readied 28,000 federal troops preparing to take strong measures if violence broke out in the nation's capital. in case they are needed. What this all Thus far the government as well as the points up is that the forces of press has given the impression that the The second voyage, during which them, us. etc. Now, it seems that the confrontation will be so great that conflict Washington march represents only the man walks on the surface of the Russians have abandoned any goal of will almost surely ensue. expression of youthful dissent. Whether or Hopefully the moon, begins today. Aside from a sending men to the moon and, violence will be minimal and federal troops not this is true remains to be seen, but few additional technical and will not be needed, but the now, even before the demonstrations have instead, have settled for orbiting greater the data-gathering projects, Earthlings violence and disorder, the more the peace begun, it appears that the Washington space stations and the like. Assuming movement will, as a whole, be discredited. march is doomed to failure. Will vicariously experience a it was a mistake to spend the billions And I believe that President Nixon is moon-walking "instant replay." to place man on the moon hoping that there will be trouble so that Most doves in the House and Senate who up until One ambitious project of Apollo pressure will be taken off him, and so that backed or participated in the Oct. 15 the present why enhance the crime 12 is the Apollo Lunar Surface his position on the war will moratorium have shunned the events by redoubling our expensive efforts? appear stronger. planned in Washington. Most notable Experiments Package (ALSEP), Not only does the space program among them being Sen. Fulbright. one of which will consist of five Last Oct. 15 students the loudest critics of the war. About acquire funds that should be in the as well as people the experiments that will transmit data allied fields of health, education and from a variety of professions joined only positive thing that can come out of to Earth for at least one year. In together to protest the war. The Washington this week is a peaceful welfare, but it serves to polarize addition, astronauts Conrad and moratorium was very successful in terms of demonstration, which wouid reflect segments of our society. Hearing and favorably on the demonstrators. Bean will extensively survey the watching President Nixonexclaimthe Ocean of Storms, bring back more What then is left to be done virtues and heroics of the moon after moon rock samples and spend more Washington? Perhaps the missions provides awe for some and OUR READERS' MIND most thing todois to work at the local level- not realistic time walking on the moon's terrain feelings of animosity for others. This as exciting as massive demonstrations, but than their predecessors. can only contribute to the hate and in the long run much more useful. Students Benefactors of absolute The essential question regarding have never been devisiveness in the United particularly adept at the vast funds appropriated for the space program has become States today. present consent changing public opinion through mass marches and protests, but they have shown a burning The voyages away from the earth one for our times. Can this nation TO THE EDITOR: a great ability to work effectively at a must be brought into perspective. low-keyed level of activity. The best afford the channeling of billions of your fists on the floor when you don't get he recognized the strike. He did neither of dollars into a program designed to Approximately s4 billion has been The campus flamers your way and beating them on someone's example of this is the work they did for are on top of it these and still upheld the Sen. McCarthy in the last going to the National Aeronautics again. Should the MSU-SDS ever get their door. Really, it would be masochistic for right of the presidential gather information about the moon, and Space Administration (NASA) in heads out they might gain prospective that Shingleton to give audience student to interview with prospective campaign. to a group that planets and beyond? is only interested in harassment employers. If he had to "hide" the recent years. And this program might provide, given their mentalities, a recruiter to protect students from If, for instance, students were to go The humane answer resides in the more rational The fact is that GE is not scab having out provides thousands of jobs in many approach to reform! Present recruiting. their interviews disturbed he was within his and throughly canvas certain That's done on the street, not in the areas several negative. areas. But the jobs require technical behavior can do nothing more than rights. One of the major difficulties with days each month, then they could really The conditions of our domestic life provoke contempt and water down the universities. Labor must recognize the right the SDS communicate their training - much of which can only movement. General Electric is a sizable of a company to carry on its non-labor mentality is that they want the feelings about the war are such that it is a national "establishment" to act on issues that on disgrace, be received in universities and corporation, but it has not reached the function, and the recruitment of salaried they a person to person basis, and they rather than a national achievement, (SDS) support, but to remain silent when wouldn't need the press to state of affluence that it research personnel is one of those interpret and to land men on the moon while colleges. Hence, the poor and can afford to hire rights. there is disagreement. In a nutshell, they sometimes distort their views. Another doctoral students as hourly Since salaried recruitment does not unskilled are once again left high and employes to aren't interested in listening to dissent, alternative might be to support the dovish allowing men. women and children break strikes. Because the production line interfere with labor's demands, the dry. only only generating it. candidates in next year's election. Next to starve and suffer earth. shuts down does not mean that a people affected are GE and the students on Surely The space program unfortunately company they are interviewing. Blocking a doctoral It would seem that SDS is less interested year 4 35 seats in the House of must stop its research functions. The one can make the point that cry of in democratic dialog and more interested in Representatives and 33 seats in the Senate remains one in which the "scab recruiter" is the kind of irrational student's attempt at employment is not the information being the sole benefactors of a society of will be open, and there is no reason received through interference that clouds an already kind of support students why participants and the objectives murky need, and, after absolute consent. students, if properly organized, could inter-stellar missions may one day situation. all, charity begins at home. Shingleton not sought are, in no way, linked to the could be exert influence on these elections. give us many secrets into life and the life and death of For the last two summers SDS has been accused of making value creation and existence of the planets, many in involved in trying to win organized labor judgements for the establishment if he did Whitney McDermut East Lansing graduate etc. However, the situation at the Appalachia Mississippi, the ghettos over to their movement. Their success has actually allow GE scab recruitment, or if of large metropolitan cities. been limited by the fact that more homefront is critical and reaching It does not seem an impossibility conservative labor has not really been the point of explosion. to channel the technical and material interested in their brand of activism. The Letter Poli student-faculty Hartman said student opinions Hartman was the leader of a are now funneled three-man movement to delay through the president of the University, the the appointment of provost and other administrators President-designate Wharton to the trustees. until the trustees could interview him one or two more times. "They have kept the board Third in a scries advised of student activities, communities of Cooks and During the public meeting at which Wharton was appointed, opinions and wants," he said. Gladstone. "The trustees are not insulated As member of the the usually-silent Hartman a State from students, although it is Board of accused five trustees of Education, Hartman difficult for a trustee to make was a governor for Western, ramrodding the appointment himself available to students. Eastern, Central and Northern through the board. "Students play a much larger He said it was inappropriate to Michigan Universities. part in decision-making than Hartman describes himself as a appoint tothe presidency a man they realize. It's hard for sports spectator-he loves to you have met only once. students to believe how much watch all In the secret meeting, Hartman sports especially we bleed for them." voted for former Michigan Gov. baseball, football, track, Hartman is a native of basketball and golf. G. Mennen Williams and Jack McMillan, Luce County, in the He is also a community Breslin, executive vice president of the University, for president. Upper Peninsula. servant. He is the ruling elder of He attended MSU for one year and received his bachelor's degree from Northern Michigan University. He has earned both his masters and his doctorate in school administration from U-M. He is now employed in the Genessee County Model Cities program where he works in the area of crime, juvenile delinquency, health, education and transportation. He was superintendent of the Carman School District near Flint from 1956-67. He was also superintendent of Hartland Trustee Frank Hartman Consolidated Schools, athletic director of U-M's University- Trustee Frank Hartman, D— Flint, has served Michi¬ Hospital, principal of Hillman gan ?n many roles, including a school superintendent, High School and a high school principal, athletic director for the U-M University teacher in the Upper Peninsula hospital, State Board of Education member and, finally, as a trustee for MSU. State News photo by Jerry McAllister Hamm's DRAFT BEER PILOTS PREFER IT at HOME in TAPPER! The Rolex GMT-Master for men who fly. Automatic 30-jewel chronometer movement gives the exact time in any two time zones. Tested and guaranteed to a depth of 165 feet underwater*. 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Geno Baroni, executive concrete committee of v Roman Catholic office would attempt to to create Urban Task example of the way the priority "equal to the emphasis new a separatist black being totally supported by the Force for the director of the Office of Urban nation clergymen Tuesday endorsed a relate the Catholic Church to the movement inside the church. establishment of can develop new placed on going to the moon or Roman Catholic Church," an urban Affairs for the Washington priorities and new efforts in proposal for establishment of a needs of the black people in the "We are not a separatist Father Clark told a news mission policy modeled on the building 41,000 miles of national Central Office for Black diocese, suggested that the meeting the needs of our highway." inner cities. group," Father Clark declared. briefing. "But we do feel that efforts of the Church 50 years Catholics and called on the bishops conference endorse a society." A spokesman for the "Part of the office's function," "We have no intention of the Church must participate in ago to meet the needs of an National Conference of Catholic proposal for an annual Father Baroni said that conference said the bishops may he said, "will be to train black severing ourselves from the this effort in a meaningful way." influx of immigrant collection, the proceeds of Bishops to formally approve the meeting the needs of the vote on the recommendations in laymen as well as others to work hierarchy of the church." The bishops, meeting in closed communicants. which would be used "for motion. in the black community. We There are some 800,000 black The task force report, disadvantaged in urban America the Baroni report within the session, also heard a by the human development as a must be given the highest next two The conference, now holding would also want to work with Catholics in this country and days. its semiannual meeting in black Catholic university 165 black priests. Washington with 221 of 268 students and we would wish to The committee which U.S. Catholic bishops attending, look into ways of adapting the endorsed establishment of the SAMARITAN COLLECTION moved toward an immediate office also recommended liturgy to the religious new vote on the proposal. expressions of black people." allocation of $5,000 to be spent Rare The Rev. Donald M. Clark of Father Clark emphasized that for organizing the election of a Detroit, president of the Black there was no intention on the board of directors. Father Clark said the proposed new office would include black priests and nuns as well as black By PAULA BRAY Once while in manuscripts Jerusalem, Warren hoped the Samaritans Adventist a United States, Robert T. Another Pentateuch, a marble Catholic lay people. State News Staff Writer Jewish rabbi and Samaritan could become After 16 years in a cardboard a a self-supporting Anderson, associate professor of stone with an inscription and a There are fewer than 100 priest offered Warren a community by box in selling religion, said. He has been brass scroll case, are temporarily black nuns in the United States. Spartan Stadium, three manuscript they considered photographs of the Abisha scroll Samaritan Bible studying the collection since the on display in Akers Hall. Father Clark said that manuscripts valuable and urged him to in Nablus. With the profits, names pas problems have arisen in the past now have a more suitable home in the MSU Library. purchase it. could buy the manuscripts back they spring of 1968. Two of the Pentateuchs, 15th The marble piece two Bible verses was containing probably because white priests and nuns He tried to talk about the from Warren. When the 60-piece Samaritan Century manuscripts containing part of a lintel over a door in a The Rev. Kenneth G. Smith has been announced the working in black slums have not future of the Samaritan race, but The plan fell through and as new the first five books of the Old Samaritan synagogue between been trained to do collection arrived here in 1952, succeeded Warren got the manuscript. pastor of the University Seventh-day Adventist Church at East so. only when he paid Testament, are now housed in the first and sixth centuries A.D. He said the new office would the MSU museum director was $1,000 for the manuscript and The Lansing, succeeding the Rev. Loy Foil, who has been transferred Warren-Chamberlain the Historical Collections section The Pentateuch fits inside the be at a loss; his inquiries to major to the Shelby-Fremont area. sponsored by the U.S. gave a liberal check for the Collection here is the best set of of the Library with most of the brass scroll univeristies went case, made in The Rev. Mr. Smith is a native of England and was educated at Catholic Conference but would unanswered. Samaritan work. Samaritan materials in the other Samaritan materials. Damascus in 1523. Newbold College near London. He pastored a church at not be a part of it. He added The materials were placed in Edinburgh, Scotland for four years, then did missionary work in that the new office would seek storage in the Stadium and were financial not resurrected until 1968. India for five years. He came to the United States and attended support outside the Missionary leader discusses Potomac University at Washington, D.C., later receiving a B.D. church. E.K. Warren, prominent resident of Three Oaks, degree at Andrews University, Berrien Springs. This was followed by a pastorate in Iowa. purchased the Samaritan He is currently a graduate student at MSU in the field of materials in Palestine and built a audiology and speech sciences. He and his wife, Elfriede, became Spain requires museum in his home town. The U.S. citizens May 1, 1969. They, with their children,Christina and Michael, live at 1610 Todd, Lansing. church to register community support the was not museum death of Warren's son. The people of Three Oaks willing to after the Vietnam church-military tie EDGE WOOD UNITED offered the Samaritan materials NEW YORK (AP) — A veteran professor of education at missionary workers "favor the UNIVERSITY The unresolved issue of to Another expressed the hope CHURCH anyone who would take the Protestant missionary leader says Goshen College, Goshen, Ind. U.S. whether a Protestant church entire collection. MSU military presence and that the military would do SEVENTH-DAY accepted many church relief agencies In the cover article in the oppose U.S. military should whatever was necessary to win register with the the offer. working in Vietnam depend current issue of "Christian withdrawal." ADVENTIST CHURCH the war, including bombing government caused a furor Warren and his family visited strongly on U.S. military Herald," the country's largest during the recent centennial the Samaritan community in China, "so that we can go ahead New Sabbath School 9:30 presence and do not want to see independent Protestant weekly One veteran missionary told and build the church." Liturgy assembly of the Spanish Baptist Nablus an American Worship Service 11:00 in the Holy Land in 1901 troop pullout. with 400,000 circulation, him "the good Lord must be on 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. Union in Madrid. The image of a church-military and got to know the High Priest. Close church-military ties raise our side because here it is the Sermon By K.G. Smith, Beechy wonders what will alliance is helped, Beechy says, Although a 1967 law extended From that time on, Warren had a the question whether Western rainy season and yet the Lord Dr. Truman A. Morrison pastor happen to the church in by visits from famous American legal recognition to non-Catholic growing desire to help this Christians will be welcome in Vietnam when the troops are has given us clear days so that Meeting at 504 Ann St. churches in Spain for the first churchmen who bring the troops 4 Program 6 8 30 p.m. unique Biblical race, direct lineal Vietnam after the fighting is our bombers can really blast greetings from home and express - (Corner of Division) time, it required them to descendants of Aaron. over, according to Dr. Atlee More than a dozen different those Viet Cong." s Servic ing & Call 355-0839 if you register. pride in what they are doing. In 1904 he returned to Beechy. Christian relief agencies have 2-0606 or 332-8693 need transportation Jerusalem for the World's "The use of periodic or been operating there since 1954. Central United Methodist Sunday School convention and frequent military protection by The first Protestant missionaries Collegian Seminar Church invited the Samaritan High Priest some relief Trinity Across from the Capitol workers and arrived in 1911. There are an 9:30 a.m. to address the group. Warren missionaries makes the church's estimated 50,000 Vietnamese WORSHIP SERVICES said he was very impressed and work appear dependent on Protestants at present. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9:45 and 11:15 A.M. took every opportunity to help military power," Beechy states. "Certain OTTAWA AT CHESTNUT what he termed an oppressed and forsaken race. "Many Vietnamese see the church as closely allied with the agencies identify themselves quite closely with the new structure American military and political REV. IRVING R. PHILLIPS PASTOR The World's Sunday School, a military." position, utilizing to a maximum East Lansing Trinity Church A - large number of MSU WORSHIP - 9:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. group of Sunday school workers, Beechy directed Mennonite degree the resources of the will dedicate its new $1 million students actively participate in formed a Samaritan committee mission activity in Europe for military in carrying out their structure at 3 p.m. Sunday. church activities through the SERMON: "The Little Man Who Grew Up" Church School 9 45 t at Warren's suggestion when many years and was director of programs," says Beechy. Kenneth Kantzer, dean of Trinity Collegiate Fellowship. they met in 1913. Warren Vietnam Christian Service, and He says he found during his Trinity Evangelical Divinity FREE BUS SERVICE TO AND FROM THE CHURCH became chairman of the interdenominational aid stay there in 1966 and again on School, Deerfield, 111., will speak (See bus schedule for both services in your dorm) committee. program, in 1966. He is now a visit in 1968 that at the dedication services. many OKEMOS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH An concert P eoples Church UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN organ on the church's new Rogers 35D model First Church of 4864 Marsh Rd., Okemos East Lansing CHURCH CAMPUS HOUSE concert organ will be given that li. E. of Hagadorn, V* mi. S. of Gd. R. behind MEIJER'S) Christ, Scientist night by Eric Franker of Chicago 310 N. Hagadorn 251 W. Grand River and Stewart Nordyk of Grand An Independent Church With A Biblical Message Grand River at Haslett Entranci 200 W. Grand R iv Rapids. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. East Lansing Worship 10:45 a.m. The Rev. E. Eugene Williams Sunday Services 1100a.r Nursery has been pastor of the SUNDAY SERVICES interdenominational church for Ji Minister, Kail Ruffner 5:15 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship -- Inspiration - Refreshments 15 years. The congregation now Lesson - Sermon Subject 9:30 and 1 1 a.m. numbers nearly 500, drawn from 352-5193 332 3035 For Transportation Call 332-2133 or 351-5125 a wide variety of denominational W.E. Robinson, Paster E.D. Dawson, Ed. Minister backgrounds. "A Reliable Pacemaker" EPISCOPAL SERVICES Kantzer All Saints Church UST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH * Free Public Reading Room CASTmiriSTCR PflCSBYTGRian ChURCh 800 Abbott Rd 134 West Grand River 1315 Abbott Rd. UNIVERSITY University Class 9:45 A.M. cost ransmc. micniGan CHURCH SCHOOL Weekdays OPEN - 9-5 p.m. 9:30 and 1 1 a.m. Special Dedication Service 3:00 p SUNDAY SCHEDULE 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00 a.i BAPTIST CHURCH tempo^ VVardcliff School Mon., Tues.. Thurs.. Fri. Alumni Chapel Evenings 7 p.m.- 9 p.m. Crib through Adults Church School Pre-school thru Adu 9:30 A.M (American Baptist) Guest Artists. Eric Franker and Stuart Noordyk 7:00 p.m Fellowship Hour 10 30 A.M. Auditorium Rd. Gerard G. Phillips, Pastor Trinity Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 p.r Worship 11 A.M. Wednesday: Mid-week Discussion and prayer hour at 7:00 p.n NURSERY PROVIDED ALL TIMES Worship 10:00 a.m.&7:00 p.m. FOR RIDES CALL 337-0610 Free BUS SERVICE — See schedule in your dorm Rev. Robert David Leas 337-0183 ch School 11:10 a.m. Wednesday prayer hour 6:45 M S.U. LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRIES WELCOME TO OUR SERVICES Free Bus Service and Nursery 332-1888 ALC-LCA LCMS for Students and Faculty at for Students at COLLEGE BIBLE CLASS 9:45 A.M. St. John's WORSHIP HOUR 11:00 AM University Lutheran Church Martin Luther Chapel IN THE FIRESIDE ROOM "When God Became Visible" Division & Ann Streets 444 Abbott Road Student Parish EC-2 2559 Ed-2 0778 "Does God 327 M.A.C. ED 7-9778 Shape Our Lives?" DR. H. SUGDEN Sunday Masses --- Do the experiences of life baffle you ? Pastor David Kruse 8:30 - 9:45 - 11:15 - 12:30 - 4:45 - 6:00 p.m. Collegiate Fellowship 8:30 P.M. WORSHIP HOURS WORSHIP HOURS Masses Mon. - Kn. 1:15 a Matins 9:30 a Worship 8:00 - 12:30 - 4:30 Discussion Refreshments 9:15 am Common Service 1 st and 3 rd Comm. Saturday Masses 10:30 am Common Service 2nd and 4th Matins 8:00 -9:15 - 11:45 11:30 am New Forms of Wcrship 11:00 Worship (Comm.) 7:00p.m.-fulfills SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH 9:30 pm Wednesday Ev< 7:30 pm Wednesday (Vespers) Sunday obligation Communion Service WORSHIP, COUNSEL, FELLOWSHIP, STUDY WITH US SOUTH WASHINGTON AT MOORES RIVER DRIVE - LANSING UNIVERSITY UNITED FIRST ASSEMBLY METHODIST CHURCH Christian Reformed Church OF GOD DORM OR HALL TIME A.M. DORM OR HALL TIME A.M. 1125 Weber Dr. 9:10 6:20 Fee E &W 9:10 6:20 1120 South Harrison Phone: 351-7030 and Student Center ilk. No. of E. Grand River at Lansing Cambell 9:10 6:20 Hubbard S & N 9:12 6:22 "What He Lacked Most" from Hubbard Downer Landon E & W 9:12 6:22 Akers E & W s Hall) 9:14 6:24 Yakeley 9:12 6:22 Rev. Richard W. Bishop, Pastor Holmes E & W 9:16 6:26 Gilchrist 9:13 6:23 McDonel E & W 9:18 6:28 9:45 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL Williams 9:14 6:24 9:20 6:30 11:00 a.m. Butterfield 9:17 ROSA REINEKER 6:27 Van Hoosen 9:20 6:30 Emmons 9:18 6:28 Shaw E & W 9:22 6:32 missionary to Ceylon Bailey 9:19 6:29 Phillips 9:25 6:35 7:00 p.m. EVANG. FRED Armstrong 9:20 6:30 Mason 9:25 6:35 Morning Worship 9:30 & 11:00 GALVAN Bryan 9:21 6:31 Synder 9:26 6:36 Wed. 7:30 p.m. Rather 9:22 6:32 Abbot Church School 9:30 (for all MORNING SERVICE EVENING SERVICE 9:26 6:36 ages) YOUTH & ADULTS Case N~& S 9:25 6:35 Bethel Manor "The Drive For More" 9:28 6:38 "A Scheduling Problem" For Transportation Call Wilson E & W 9:26 6:36 SOUTH BAPTIST Nursery under supervision of a Holden E &W 9:27 6:37 Registered Nurse 11:00 Rev. 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THRU SAT. 10 A.M.-9:00 P.M. 8 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, i969 Warwick top ASMSU' Popular pop attraction women in a very fine, very "Cuckoo" has from and the Sundance Kid " Entertainment closes its won raves starring dramatic flick about a callous, the critics, which means nothing, Paul Newman and Robert successful (all series with a cold-hearted man in a moment but Miss Minnelli is worth Redford, is still showing. An highly talented young of self-realization. woman-Dionne Warwick. seeing. EAST: "The Good Guys entertaining comedy-Western and the Bad Guys" has opened ON-CAMPUS MOVIES: Your Beal Art Film Series is Miss Warwick has recorded at the East. A western, it stars best bet on the 50-cent circuit is presenting "The Umbrellas of numerous hit songs since her rise Robert Mitchum and George Cine Series' presentation of Cherbourg," starring Catherine to fame with the release of Deneuve and Nini Castelnuovo. "Alfie" at 7 atid 9:30 "Don't Make Me Over." Popular Kennedy. tonight and Saturday in 108B Wells. A sentimental romantic tale of STATE: "Don't Look Back" for such songs as "Walk On By," and "Monterey Pop" open Bring your I.D. to see Michael young lovers told entirely in "I Say a Little Prayer," "Theme t tonight at the State Theatre. Caine and a cast full of beautiful song, "Umbrellas" is a from 'The Valley of the Dolls' " , "Don't Look Back" was beautifully photographed show. and "Anyone Who Had a A different kind of described to me as "sort of motion Heart," Miss Warwick has scored picture. At 7, 8:40 and 10:20 with five gold records. Her singing style attracted two home movies of Bob Dylan traveling around," which sounds Skin senso tonight and Saturday in 104B cool. "Monterey Pop" was at the Wells. of the top song writers and record producers, Burt AREA THEATRES: State this summer, but the Ann Arbor Blues Festival drew away aid to he Beal Film Group presents Marlon Brando (oh wow!) and Bacharach and Hal David, who CAMPUS: Well, freaks, Jane Fonda (oh, God!) in a Sam it most of the crowd the.weekend Special skin sensors may brought her to the attention of finally made it "Easy Rider" is it someday be used for the deaf to Spiegel production, "The showed, so they brought it Scepter Records with whom she playing at the Campus. Peter back. And it's worth it. "hear," a MSU hearing expert Chase." Combines "violent ; recorded"Don't Make Me Over." Fonda. Dennis Hopper and Jack Fantastic hand-held reported to a meeting of the action with real character Miss Warwick has appeared on Nicholson star in this flick about American Speech and Hearing photography captures numerous development." At 7 and 9:30 the Ed Sullivan Show, The Carol the idyllic journey via Assn. Thursday. top performers at their best. If tonight and Saturday in 106B Burnett Show and many others. motorcycle of two The possibility was discussed Wells hall. hip youths. Janis Joplin doesn't knock you She'll be at Jenison Fieldhouse SPARTAN TWINS: WEST: by Herbert J. Oyer, professor In case hadn't heard Saturday Herman. night with Woody "The Sterile Cuckoo" stars Liza Minnelli. An offbeat out, Jimi Hendricks will, I promise you. and chairman of audiology and (small you chance) the Rolling Streamlined show. MICHIGAN: "Butch speech science and director of Stones are coming to the Motor Cassidy It took Carl the speech and hearing clinic at City. Their Detroit concert is Casper, called the ''king of rod builders," two years and $25,000 MSU. scheduled for 8:30 p.m. Nov. to construct this popcorn wagon, one of the entries in the first annual Custom AM PUS The method works by sending part of the voice pattern of the 24, Arena. at the Olympia Sports Auto Show held this weekend at the Lansing Civic Center. speaker to the skin of the deaf Sure it's a Monday night, sure "A MAJOR MOVIE! A RAKEHELL FILM person. The impulses are converted into vibrations on the it's 90 miles away and sure the prices are high. But it could be COMMUNITY DISCUSSIONS WITH THE STING OF SPONTANEITY skin which can, with training, your last and only chance to see AND CONVICTION !" —T,ME masa2,ne aid in understanding what has this top British rock group, or flfcfefV "ONE OF THE MOST POWERFUL MOVIES I'VE EVER SEEN! ONE OF THE VERY FEW MOVIES THAT DOESN'T COP OUT!" been spoken. 2ND FUN- FILLED WEEK! any top British rock group. If Bluegrass Special' you enjoy making the rounds of local coffeehouses on "Gotta Travel On" stands out as one of the most well-known At 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 weekends, "Bluegrass Special" is numbers included in this an album you won't want to collection; the Folkswingers let "EASY RIDER REACHED OUT AND PRO FAMILY FUN SHOW! the popular folk song flow so FOUNDLY SHOOK ME! AN ELOQUENT, LAUGH-FILLED ADVENTURE TO The record consists of a dozen smoothly that it's hard to hold IMPORTANT FILM !" -JOSEPH MORG|NSTERN DAZZLE YOUR EYES! popular folk and mountain back from whistling right along tunes, performed instrumentally with the music. A touch O'Blarney and a heap O'Magic (except for one song) by the Another classic of folkdom, "GO. THINK ABOUT IT. SQUIRM." -LOOK C Folkswingers, Kentucky "John Henry," is a pleasantly IV /i Coloniels, Tut Taylor and the Stoneman Family. soothing number that is bound to bring back memories of Most people haven't heard of •• • PANDO COMPANY * MtOMhOfl V- " V/ picnics and music classes of long these groups, but grass root folk ago. Mack's dobro and Ray's PETER FONDA DENNIS HOPPER Darby 0Gill and enthusiasts can easily recognize members as some of the most banjo are especially outstanding in this number. the Little * well known in the country. The Kentucky Coloniels also Glen Campbell plays lead jam well on "Wild Bill Jones" guitar for the Folkswingers, and "Lee Highway," with their People v joined by Doug and Rod Dilliard instruments blending easily on the guitar and banjo, with together as they play the Dean Webb on bass. % I ilk* jyThe Stoneman Family is made fast-paced numbers. Roland White on mandolin up of Scott Van, Ronnie. Tut Taylor picks his 12 string and Clarance White on guitar Jimmy and Donna Stoneman, dobro his on own tunes, "Pickin' form the basis of the Kentucky with Scott taking most of the Flat" and "Black Ridge Coloniels with Billy Ray, Bobby credit with his powerful vocal Ramble," and is backed by the Sloane and LeRoy Mack and expert violin work on the Whites and Ray in the combining to complete the traditional "'Fire on the traditional "Just Because." Tut Taylor Mountain." Almost everyone has heard bluegrass music at one time or another-it was featured in "Bonnie and Clyde" and received weekly recognition with the "Ballad of Jed Clampett" on television's "Beverly Hillbillies." World Pacific Records has brought together some of the newer bluegrass groups thereby capturing some of the best feelings and impressions of the music. It's an album that's not Flatt and Scruggs picking their way across various numbers-it's not exactly country and western -and although it's similar to squaredancing and 'hillbilly-type' music. "Bluegrass Special" is pure bluegrass that comes through as really enjoyable listening. GET TOGETHER! THE SUNDAY FREE CONCERT PEOPLE present A FREE ROCK CONCERT every Sunday 1:30 p.m. in the Judging Pavilion BARBARA HERSHEY. RICHARD THOMAS, BRUCE DAVISON CATHY BURNS EVAN HUNTER ALFRED W CROWN fc'SJOEL GLICKMAN FRANK PERRY ^ EASTMAN COLOR Warne^Bros'-Seven^rtY^ecora's Peictsec) by ALLIED ARTISTS Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 9 and Easy Rider'—an eloquent search for America The a scene is. a raging campfire makeshift campsite where disturbing essay on today entitled "Easy Rider." America the music "The Pusher" score (Steppenwolfs establishes the sense) and non-conformity. overwhelm them-and vicariously We know very little about us-with the paradox of a director, and cameraman, film editor music supervisor becomes accompanies Billy and Wyatt, three -young men-two To do this, Fonda and Hopper only to become a senseless film's irreverent mood), the Bi"y and Wyatt, only that they country whose "free citizens" long-haired non-conformists and (the film's stars and producer and ivident during a technically victim of his own dire film's restless pace is set c d ^ harm'ess rebels, seeking to are threatened by any upset in a Southern lawyer-have been brilliant, mind-boggling montage prediction. His is a lifelike, director, respectively) have their quest begins. come and go as they please, ^eir daily routine and hostile forced to spend the night taken to the depicting Billy and Wyatt's acid humorous, perceptive American open From what intially because of the hostility of the road and turned their cameras appears to The'1* is a desire rooted in basic toward anyone who deviates tripping with two prostitutes in performance that should be be just another motorcycle American ideology and a search from the accepted norm. a secluded New Orleans's remembered at Oscar time, local citizenry. on the sights, sounds and "thriller," the film gradually, for the individual freedom every The lawyer turns to one of his citizens of a restless, changing In illuminating this paradox cemetery. "Easy Rider" is not without unpretentiously, becomes one of American is promised but rarely and making numerous other Regarding the acting, Fonda its faults. It's a loose film that shaggy companions, who has nation. the most important and relevant been disillusioned by We share seeks to claim. social comments- including and Hopper don't act; they're spends too much time searching their the cross country American films in recent years. experiences, and says: travels of two men, Wyatt and But is Americans who Fonda's conclusion that drugs ■d upon. They are meant to for style and statement, Their journey takes them confront them with indifference and artificial hallucinations offer he only observers, usually silent, "They're not scared of you, includes many long stretches in Billy, who mount their from hospitable ranch to hostile and often hostility for no more they're scared of what you motorcycles and travel the always inarticulate, whose which nothing important seems small town; from represent to them-freedom. American jailhouse to substantial reason than their understanding--"Easy Rider ' intended passiveness clears the to be happening and much of countryside in the impersonal large city. Their unconventional appearance, becomes a compelling and "It's real hard to be free when way for the incidents and their the dialogue is typical and busy killing and maiming to SP'"1 of harmless adventure and, experiences provide them with a Bi»y and Wyatt-and the two wholly meaningful you're bought and sold in the implications to speak 'for painful. But these are relatively prove they're free." unconsciously, in search for a limited but revealing cross companions who temporarily accomplishment. The film stands themselves. minor flaws considering the marketplace. But don't ever tell From these basic statements country to believe in. section of American attitudes j°'n them--are viewed as threats no* on)y as a tribute to the li is only Jack Nicholson who filmmakers eventual uniting of anybody they aren't free Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper With the rumble of their toward free expression (in the because they're going to get real have produced an eloquent and security. perceptions of its makers but a creates a meaningful character as the film's diverse elements into a engines and thehard rock beatof actual rather than statuatory Thus, their experiences valuable lesson in self-awareness (he Southern lawyer who cohesive and shattering whole. for Americans as well But the film is brutally and constructively honest in its grim 'THE STERILE CUCKOO' depiction of some American Holmes Hall moods. The film--and especially its devastating but entirely believable conclusion-stands as a presents Film avoids conventional traps searing amou indictment of the attitude in our country that- places a premium on conformity. The Par The film is enhanced by Hers is a lifelike, amazingly way-out and serious aspects of evolve from indifference to and a fine, unobtrusive music stunning camerawork by Laszlo Friday Nov. 14 9-12 p.m. Kovac and a contemporary hard genuine portrait of the Pookie's character. It is affection to a of sense score by Fred Karlan which rock-blues-folk Holmes Classrooms All the good times in life unprotected kook whose fascinating -- from the entrapment and finally to includes a tender folk ballad music which includes familiar pieces score $.50 per person combined last for only one ever-utterance cries out gently by standpoint of watching good merely a sense of responsibility. "Come Saturday Morning" to minute, according to Pookie, the for acceptance, betraying always Steppenwolf, the Byrds, Jimi acting - to watch the gradual Using an unruffled, underplayed enhance several of their scenes Hendrix and others. gamishly endearing heroine of the inner need she tries to transformation of Pookie from style, Burton portrays this "The Sterile Cuckoo." conceal with together. The collective strengths of the her outward impish kook, with only hints of change effectively. "Sometimes I wonder when impishness. her underlying loneliness, to the my minute's up," she ponders. Even when she senses that terrified girl she becomes in the The performances of Miss The premise of "The Sterile she's found happiness, Pookie Minneli and Burton wSrSSj!!;™t are aided by Cuckoo" is that apparently for treats it with suspicion because It's disciplined direction by Alan J. a tribute to Miss Minnelli's Pookie her one fleeting minute her past loss has taught her what craft Pakula (disciplined to the point that this character comes during her short-lived a precarious and fragile thing evolution is conveyed gradually, of stagnancy at times), roving college romance with an happiness can be. without resorting to histrionics camerawork by Milton Krasner accommodating freshman. "Everything's a little too or outwardly grabbing for The film deals with this perfect," she confesses to her romance tenderly, tracing it boyfriend after sharing the night audience sympathy. Wendall Burton, as Pookie's Michigan Theatre SAT. & SUN. Nov. 15 & 16 from meeting to mating to with him. "I get a little bit passive boyfriend, provides with Matinees Only 1 :00 & 3:00 ~ parting stages, to tell again the nervous when things are perfect, story of an unloved ugly it can't last," she fears. conventionalism an effective All Seats 75c JrexiXufuiyi ■ ^ duckling who finds temporary One can appreciate the virtue contrast to Miss Minnelli's SANTA KIDNAPPED BY MARTIANS! * 7 & 9 P.Af happiness in the attention of of Miss Minnelli's performance irmtgljt spirited character. Burton too "Take the kids! They'll another person. by tracing its progression. She must convey a character change m enjoy it! It's a film that shouldn't really has managed to capture both the ■ You too! as his feelings toward Pookie have worked. It tells a familiar story -- sort of a teenage "Funny Girl" slow-moving the without outcome in the music manner, -- in hinting at beginning a Sefr and providing little in the way of originality or surprise as it moves and a new addition } I Wells Hall Films J toward its expected conclusion. In attempting to involve an 4 riday and Saturday audience with the the Deli-bar ' MSU Cine Series I story of a Beal Film Group young girl who forgets past loneliness because of her brief with all your —ALFIE' BUBBLES 8 104B Wells romance only to have this Jacques Demy's loneliness return, more favorite sandwiches WITH IMPUDENT Total Musical profoundly, when the romance HUMOR AND RIPE Masterpiece ends, the film is always in danger of becoming maudlin and MODERN WIT!" overly sentimental. But the surprising and -OPEN DAILY NOON irresistible fact is that, in its own restrained way, "The Sterile ★★ k★ Cuckoo" does succeed. It becomes a gentle little film that NOW THRU TUESDAY ••Ribald comedy... people derives its inspiration almost FIRST AREA SHOWING are going to stop talking entirely from a warm and witty about 'Who's Afraid of performance by Liza Minnelli, who has approached the role of ITAST LANSING ON M 43 * PHONE ED. 2 1042 I Virginia Woolf ?' and start Pookie with talking about Alfie!' understanding and professional determination to I -^3 Hale. N Y Only News THE produce superb results. COME EARLY! SEE EM BOTH * ELEC. HEATERS PROGRAM INFORMATION 482 3905 NOW 6TH WEEK! WINNER UMBRELLAS OF THE (3 delightful OF ICHIGAN CAUTION! ACTION PACKED LAUGHS GALORE i TODAY . . Feature at 1:30- | comedy JURY Theatre Lansincj . • 3:30-5:30-7:35-9:35 P.M. ...witty, SPECIAL SATURDAY - Feature at 5:30- 7:35-9:40 P.M. Only. WE IPO NOTI WANT TO OFFEND OR funny... AWARD CHERBOURG OUTRAGE ANYONE! THESE FILMS REFLECT THE CHANGING I Michael AT THE If you want to stir up a revolution in South America... MORALS AND ATTITUDES IN OUR SOCIETY! BE FOREWARNED! Came is CANNES hold up a bank in Salt Lake City... blow up a train to Colorado...just call. _ | superb!*" FILM "A beautifully You never met a pair like Butch and The Kid! EASTMANC010R ^ RUSS MEYER'S -Judith Cnst. N8C Today-Show FESTIVAL romantic film" >>. 7, 8:40 & 10:20 LORNA a woman 75c no II too much 106 B Wells for An Explosion of Hatred and Violence one man. in a small southern town Marlon Brando 2 RUSS MEYER FILMS Jane -TIME SCHEDULE- Fonda ng and Goodbye ■ at 7;07 and 10:30 Lorna shown once Only at 9 P.M. THE RAUL NEWMAN IS Note! SUNDAY Feature at 5:30-7:35-9:45 Only. Qooil W CHASE BUTCH CASSOV AND THE SUNDANCE KID IS ROBERT REDF0RD KATHARINE ROSS,, — Due to special kiddie Matinee. ...atia%ooM&! film "THe Case of the color 50c STROTHER MARTIN. JEFF a by RUSS MEYER an EVE production Mukkinese Co stiri.no COREY. HENRY JONES. E.ecu„»e p.oauce, paul , starring Battle Horn" [*rs ALAINA CAPRI • PAT WRIGHT with SYLVIA TEDEMAR as "DOLL" Hal Hopper ■ Mark Bradley Next! "BATTLE OF BRITAIN' an EVE production James Rucker ^ 75c ID required 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 SPORTS Werner-led now to be on the road to "He's had another week of work It's interesting to note that Daugherty Spartans coached teams pass' ho By MIKE MANLEY while MSU will have to rely Gophers by 200 yards but team than earlier in the year," State News recovery. The Gophers have and is better acquainted with recent years. Minnesota has fumbled twice three-lettermen on the MSU Sports Writer inside the Daugherty said. "Before they beaten Iowa and Northwestern our offense. You have to heavily on the pass, Minnesota beaten MSU five times in a row Minnesota 10 and lost the game could move the ball well but team. Actually there are seven. in their last two starts for a 2-5-1 remember that until we moved leads the conference in pass and coach Murrv Warmath holds Kermit Smith, the injured MSU is when a two-point conversion they couldn't stop anybody. hoping to ride the mark. Bill Triplett to flanker, Dan defense- yielding only 112 yards a 5-2 victory fullback, has also won three strong passing arm of sophomore margin over the attempt failed late in the game. Now they have gotten better on Duffy Daugherty is hoping worked only with our scouting a game through the air. But the Spartan coach. letters. In fact, he started as a Dan Werner back into the win Although star fullback Jim defense." Werner can continue his sharp Gophers have been vulnerable Last year's defeat, Carter will probably stay in sophomore at linebacker before column in the Spartan's final 14-13, was Warmath is wary of the passing against Minnesota. In his Because of the countless string against the rush, giving up, 242 a particularly bitter one for moving to offense during his home appearance of the 1969 the Minneapolis with a leg injury, Spartans despite their first varsity appearance of the of injuries this season, yards a game. Spartans. They outgained the the Minnesota offense can move unimpressive record. junior year. season against Minnesota Daugherty is once again forced While not getting specific, year, the 6-foot-4 sophomore the ball. Quarterback Phil "MSU has the size and speed Saturday at Spartan Stadium. to juggle his offense. Fullback Daugherty hinted that with With a current 3-5 record, passed for 314 yards against liagen, less publicized than most of any team in the country," he Werner Adjacent Kermit Smith is lost for the at quarterback the Purdue, just two yards short of conference throwers, has passed said. "True, they've had some MSU must win its final two the Big Ten record. MSU picked season with a broken arm so Spartans may come up with a for 1,097 yards this games to duplicate last years 5-5 year, and recent problems but don't forget record. Minnesota up over 500 yards in total Daugherty has moved his leading few offensive surprises against halfback Barry Mayer, a 213- how they bombed Michigan got off to a horrendous start, going winless offense. "Dan looks better now than he ground gainer, Don Highsmith, the Gophers. His primary targets from halfback to fullback. will be flankers Steve Kough and pounder, has picked up 529 earlier in the season. on sale i its first six games, but seems yards on the ground. "Michigan closed us out in the did last week," Daugherty said. Taking Highsmith's spot will Triplett, and ends Frank With Carter second half and beat us 35-9 and be sophomore Eric Allen, who Foreman and Bruce Kulesza. doubtful, the Adjacent seats for parents, fullback job goes to Ernie Cook, the Spartans really manhandled friends or relatives can be ' The Spartans are going to need To a Gypsy Moth... jumping isn't only a has fully recovered from his leg a sophomore who gained 141 them. So their record is not a purchased today for Saturday's injuries. Last week the speedy as many weapons as they can lay yards last week while Carter was true indication of their strength. final home against way to live...but a helluva way to die, too! Allen ran for a 60-yard scord at their hands on against the sidelined. Tight end Ray They are always tough at home. Minnesota. game Purdue and gained 91 yards on Gophers, a team that has been Parsons, a top pro prospect, We're in for another tough one." Students wishing to obtain the the ground. nothing but trouble for leads the squad in receiving with SPARTAN special seats must bring their 21 catches for 295 yards. coupons and $6 per ticket to the TODAY AT 8 P.M. "Minnesota is a much better Jenison ticket window. SAT. 2 AND 8 P.M. SUNDAY 2 AND 7 P.M. mall theatre Munn to ask for | 5628 W.SAGINAW'484-4403 HELD OVER! HELD OVER! Buckeye DUE TO UNPRECEDENTED ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! DEMAND. . . bowl berth, but hopes slim Kermit Smith Munn is to be sure and send its best team going to submit BEST ACTRESS! FINAL proposal to next week's meeting a to the Rose Bowl, whether it be BARBRA STREISAND 5 DA YS of Big Ten athletic directors, Michigan. Purdue or Ohio SMALL asking them to waive the State." Munn said. RESERVED PERFORMANCES The most conference's The conference athletic popular movement non-repeat rule SPENDER in sports should the Buckeyes win the directors meet Nov. 19 in today is to try and get Ohio State's undefeated and league title, but he admits the Chicago and Munn will propose top-ranked football team into a resolution has little chance of waiving the non-repeat rule this championship match with Texas passing. year. "I think it would be "But I think it's very unlikely or Tennessee, or at least into the a good Rose Bowl. thing in this centennial year of that this request would be MSU Athletic Director Biggie college football for the Big Ten granted," Munn added. If Munn's proposal were to Burt Lancaster Glenn Herriman pass, the Big Ten faculty Deborah Kerr Volkswagen, Inc. EUROPE $189 representatives would then do the actual voting on waiving the Sponsored by MSU Union Board "The Gypsy Moths" 0 a Full range of travel services • Students International $50 deposit reserves seats As the conference rules stand now, the Big Ten athletic Gene Hackman • Scott Wilson • William Windom directors vote to determine the co string SEVEN FLIGHTS-- Screenplay Bynan-. Hanley Based on a Story By James Drought TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ALL SHOW TIMES! New York, Detroit, Chicago, Departures Big Ten's "Most representative Exec * .o Dr t. cer Edw jrd Lewis Produced By Hal Landers and to London or Japan team" to send to the Rose Bowl, STARTS WED. NOV. 19 "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" / Dfilcr but they are prohibited from Bobb* Roberts D ted by John Frankenheimer Metrocolor re • ^^mgm Open to MSU & Oakland students, faculty, voting for last year's staff, employees, and their immediate families. Engraved (in color) CHRISTMAS LETTERHEADS have arrived! Instead of a cold representative. Sign up NOW Union Board Office, 2nd floor Union Building "I don't favor abolishing the SEE IT SOON AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU! Christmas card send a warm, personal greeting on engraved CHRISTMAS LETTERHEAD • 50 for $4 00 / 100 for $5.60 includes printing - or use our non-repeat rule," Munn regular stock at regular prices. emphasized, "but I would just like to see it waived this year, NORTH SIDE- TODAY'S PRINTING NEEDS TODAY FROM 50 *200 which is a special one for college football." PRIVE-1N THEATRE TONITEI Munn said the chances that the insty-prints 2 Miles North on US-27.. 482-7409 Big Ten would allow the Buckeyes to attend some other ALL THE bowl game were almost nil. NOW THRU TUES. EXCLUSIVE It has appeared since the DRIVE IN SHOWING * ELEC. HEATERS INSTANT LITHO PRINTING Ample Parking FISH beginning of the Ohio State would win season a tiiat second AND CHIPS straight mythical national Who is the real 1 1456 E. MICHIGAN AV. Phone:489-3303 2 434 S. WASHINGTON ^ A Phone: 489-1212 YOU CAN EA' championship and an outcry has been growing all year as people from Ohio and other parts of the prisoner? BULLETINS ► * BROCHURES .LETTERHEADS country urge the Big Ten to •ENVELOPES Is it a 19 year-old boy about to • REPORTS • BUSINESS CARDS J ONLY 75 change its policies. Congressman Robert Taft Jr. (from Ohio, of course) urged be devoured by a love-starved COVER with a 32 year-old spinster? NOW such a move on the floor of the Is it the boy's free-loving sister AT 2 4 student ID/ House of Representatives. The most vocal champion of the Buckeyes' cause has been the who will even play at incest? Football News, a weekly Is it the American draft-dodger THEATR gridiron publication from Detroit which has pleaded and to whom protest and sex are both demanded in editorials all season that the Big Ten allow Ohio prisons without walls? State to go to a bowl. Or is it a woman combing the They've urged their readers to streets for a prostitute to please write to the conference's athletic the boy she wants, but cannot have? ROBOT MIOUM • GEORGE KENNEDY, directors representatives and reports he has received and faculty a Munn large volume of mail, supporting the The answers are yours on a Football News' position. wild trip through the frightening world of loneliness. THE B00D GUYS NOW! EXCLUSIVE ALL COLOR! BRAMS It all happens, "THAT COLD DAY IN THE PARK". As it has never happened on the screen before. AND THE BAB BUYS THE SHOW THAT SIZZLES! AB PLANETARIUM Presents: Return to the Moon Through the extraordinary capabilities of the Sandy Dennis planetarium facility, a complete lunar landing mission will be simulated -SPARTAN TWIN EAST from liftoff to splashdown. « Daily at 1:50 P.M. 3:50- The NASA film "Eagle Has 5:50-7:30 & 9:30 Landed" will be shown JLold LANSING DRIVE IN SEE DIRECTORY AD FOR following the program FEATURE TIMES AND CO HIT. Program Schedule will be presented Fridays -- 8:00 p.m. Home Game Saturday-4:20 Michael Burns, Susanne Benton John Garfield Jr ■ Luana Anders 8:00 p.m. Sundays - 2:30 & 4 :00 p.m. Mltar&lc Vv •'». r ,V: •• n« HJs* © SPARTAN : - Sorry! No preschool children. Shown twice at 7;0 7 & 1 1:10 Information 355-4672. TWIN EAST Abrams Planetarium, Science Rd. and Shaw Lane, East MSU, Lansing. Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 11 SPORTS 'S' starters will wrap up their home careers BRUCE KULESZA Kulesza earned his second letter this year. He was hack-up man to Frank Foreman at tight end last year, hut has started at the position most oj this season. Kitleza hu> 16 career pass receptions. DON HIGHSMITH - After two years as a second stringer. Highsmith has emerged as the Spartan's top running hack. He's been slowed by injuries lately, but he could move into the top Jive for Spartan single season rushing totals with /13 yards in his last two games. DA Vt VAN ELST Van Elst is starting offensive tackle for the second straight year. His playing time was third highest on the team last year. CRAIG WYCINSKY He's also been a first string offensive tackle for two years now. He's part of one of the best offensive lines the Spartans have ever had. TOM KUTCH/NSKI Kutchinski has moved around a lot during his Spartan career, seeing action on kick units, as a wide receiver and this season as a defensive back. He could get an extra year of eligibility because he was injured his sophomore year. Bruce Kulesza Don CLIT TON HARDY He could also get an extra because of a sophomore year injury. He's year lettering for a ■\fr* Highsmith Dave Van Elst second year in the defensive secondary. 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Wilson Pickett and many more! REG. VALUES TO $5.98 LIST. ON SALE NOW! ANDY WILLIAMS GET TOGETHER COLUMBIA RECORDS % 12 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, SPORTS Big Ten Football Predictions Minnesota talked favorite By JOHN VIGES 86,000 fans, a home field advantage and a long State News Sports Writer winning streak to defend. Three keystones upsets involving Iowa have been the to my consecutive victories in sports staff prediction contest. This week the the Purdue would like nothing better than to knock off the no.l Buckeyes as revenge for last year's 13-0 loss which dropped them out of the top position. Mike Phipps will come out in Big Ten By DON KOPRIVA an cross injury sidelined him, while country Illinois and host Indiana rated as Hawkeyes are out of their class against Michigan and I have to look elsewhere for an upset. throwing and the game could be a very high State News Sports Writer soph Dave Dieters is in his first strong challengers. scoring battle. Give the edge to OSU with their BLOOMINGTON, Ind.-MSU year of competition. Top returnees from 1968, in Three games this week have a good chance of 1 defense. Ohio State 42, Purdue 24. will be shooting for its 13th Big MSU's other entries are all addition to Leonowicz, include going either way and my mission, since I've freshmen. Gibbard's top two Bob Legge of Indiana, third last Illinois at Wisconsin-It is hard to pick between Ten cross country title here accepted it, is to discover ahead of time who frosh thus far have been Ralph two teams that have Saturday, but a win for the year; Minnesota's Tom Page, will win and so predict. won only two games all year. Both teams have the bad habit of Spartans will require a herculean Zoppa and Warren Krueger, with seventh; Northwestern's Doug Michigan at Iowa -This is the crucial week for giving up the Wolverines. If the Blue defeat Iowa and many points and being inconsistent on offense. effort, says Spartan mentor Jim Randy Kilpatrick close behind Williamson, eighth; Ohio State's The IHini hope to catch the Gibbard. them. Dave Pryseski, ninth; and Purdue cannot upset Ohio State it will be a Badgers looking ahead toward their season finale with Minnesota "Minnesota has to be favored Illinois's Ken Howse, tenth. sunny New Year for the Michigan team. Iowa Gibbard's seventh man will be hopes to catch U-M looking ahead a week to the and this may make a difference in the game. in the meet," Gibbard said. another frosh, Tom Swanson. Defending champ Doug OSU game but with a bowl game at stake Bo will Wisconsin should win but it will be by a smaller "They're undefeated and they've Scorrar, a junior from Ohio Minnesota has been rated as State, also returns but does not have his men ready. Michigan 35, Iowa 21. margin than most people think. Wisconsin 24, got one of the league's top ' Illinois 22. in the favorite over Indiana's hilly figure to repeat since he is not Indiana at Northwestern-Pity the poor runners freshman Gary Minnesota at MSU- This is the toughest one of five mile course, with MSU, even the top Buckeye runner. Wildcats. They picked a bad week to play Bjorklund. Indiana. The Hoosiers will take out their all to predict. The game will depend on whether "If we expect to win again it frustrations from last week on Northwestern and the Spartans maintain a strict will take a complete team effort the 'Cats will be able to little about it. Indiana ground game or not. If they are going to win it will have to be opening up the offense, running the ends, mixing by on our part," he added. "Our top three runners must run up Harmon K 38, Northwestern 7. Purdue at Ohio -Purdue is up the plays and taking advantage of Dan and be right near the front. a very good football team. Ohio State is an excellent team. Purdue has Mike Phipps. OSU has Rex Kern, Jim Werner, a seemingly capable passer. Minnesota will not be a pushover and I cannot count on a "Our hope is to split up Minnesota's group and get five in named AL'MVP Otis, and Jack Tatum. The revamped offense. Minnesota 21, MSU 20. ahead of their fifth man." Buckeyes will have award was won by the With Kim Hartman out with NEW YORK (UPI) Harmon - 33-yard-old Killebrew, whose an injury, Ken Leonowicz Killebrew of the Minnesota career was threatened in 1968 now the Spartans' only returnee Twins, the Major League leader by a pulled hamstring muscle he from MSU's 1968 champs. The with 40 homers and 140 runs AFTER THE Hazel Park senior year. But MSU's other was fifth last runners are batted American in, was voted the League's Most Valuable Player of the Year suffered game during the All-Star Killebrew, who batted .276 whiie playing in all the Twins' " GAME all inexperienced in Big Ten Wednesday by the P—u_" 162- games, received 294 of a meets. Junior Chuck Starkey ran Writers Assn. of America, It marked , j possible 336 points to finish far only three meets in '68 before the first time the ahead of Boog Powell of the Baltimore Orioles, who had 227 DINE AT | RECORDS PRE -RECORDED TAPES | points. Frank Robinson of the Orioles was third with points, followed by Frank 162 PRE-RECORDED CASSETTES Howard of the Washington FRED HARVEY'S | I and STEREO EQUIPMENT Senators with 115 Reggie Jackson of the Oakland Athletics with 110. points and Denny McLain of the Detroit AT THE AIRPORT 1 at Tigers, a unanimous winner in 1968 when he had a 31-6 record, Also Enjoy our Sunday Brunch Starting Sept. 21 1 THE DISC SHOP was sixth in the voting this year hours of operation \ 323 East Grand River with 85 points. McLain, who RESERVATIONS: had a 24-9 record this year, The Gopher Game Mon-Fri 11:30-5:00 lunch CALL-485- 1 764 I1 CJ |,OPEN MON.-FR1. 9 A.M.-9 P.M. shared the Cy Young Award as 5:p.m.-9:30 dinner ^ the AL's top pitcher with Mike Sat. on football weekends \1 |SAT. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Cuellar of.the Orioles. Cuellar Coverage of MSU vs University of Minnesota game directly artej game i York Sirloin Steak 6.50 1*—/ ! PHONE 351-5380 finished eighth in the MVP voting with 55 points. other Sat. 5:p.m.-? Boned Rocky Mountain Trout 3 95 SUN. BRUNCH 11:30-2:30 Sugar Cured Ham Steak 4.25 DINNER 3:30-7:PM Boneless top Sirloin Steak 5.50 WELCOME ABOARD** to an Exciting Roasted Young Turkey 4.25 HILLEL FOUNDATION Women's News Broiled Chopped Beef Steak 3.75 319 HILLCREST AT W. GRAND RIVER Experience in Dining with Fred Harvey Calf's Liver Ga-ni Free Parking in the Airport 4.50 PHONE 332-1916 MSU's undefeated women's Parking Lot Deep Sea Filet of Sole 3.75 swimming team, riding high after SABBATH SERVICES upsetting the University of FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. - Student conducted Conservative Michigan, 61-52, goes against Service Indiana at 9 a.m. Saturday in the SATURDAY 10:00 a.m. - Service and Kiddush Men's I.M. Bldg. Leading the swimmers will be SUNDAY, NOV. 16, 6:00 p.m. three Olympic swimmers, Pan ' SUPPER FORUM - SOCIAL Kruse, Pompano Beach, Fla. freshman, Linda Gustavson, PEACE PROF. JACK STIEBER, Director of Labor & Industrial Relations School and President of M.S.U. Chapter of Santa Cruz, Calif, sophomore, A.A.U.P. will discuss: "THE CHANGING and Marilyn Corson, Fort POWER STRUCTURE OF THE UNIVERSITY: Lauderdale, Fla. freshman, along Moratorium Coverage STUDENTS - FACULTY ADMINISTRATION" with team captain, Louise Waldie, Bethel Park, Pa. Mary sophomore. MSU's third victim, Michigan, last year ranked third in the nation, had been previously unbeated in dual meets. THE JOINT IM Football THE HALL COUNCILS OF West Shaw 9 and Delta MSU Folklore Society's Upsilon rolled over their "Instant Coffee House" opponents Wednesday night to capture the residence hall and CAMPBELL, WILLIAMS, presents John Friday- Campbell Saturday: fraternity championships. football Dick Jennings The DUs soundly defeated Bob McLean Mark Talaba Charley Smith Sigma Alpha Mu, 40-19. The Sammies had previously downed Liquor On Campus AND YAKELEY Admission 75c 8:30-12:30 Located in the basement of the Coffee F Student Ser\ defending All-University champions, Sigma Chi, 32-14. What the policy at other big ten schools is and what Bldg. West Shaw 9 made Bacchus of problems might crop up if liquor were permitted on campus Bailey Hall their latest victims when the 9 took a 57-34 victory. The independent league > championship was to be decided Thursday night when Aktion Jox take on the Syndicate. Students and Faculty Don't Miss will At 6 p.m. Sunday eight teams begin the All-University playoffs. The teams competing include the DUs, Sammies, Aktion Jox, Syndicate, West Shaw 9, Bacchus, C. W. Moss of Holden Hall and Holocaust of Holmes Hall. C. W. Moss and Sing - - a • Serving Dinners till 12p.m. Holocaust were the winners of their complex championships. with Earl Parchman Cm'me Qfim Late Snacks till 1:30 a.m. loin The Merry Go' Round on the piano MSU's Academic Senate ~ is it too large and unwieldy to be Tues. - Sat. effective. Some viewpoints on this from faculty and Pizzas 5p.m. to 1:30a.m. administrators. 8:30 P.M. to 1:30 A.N/ 1 RESTMMftNTl READ IT IN THE Lunches 11a.m. - 5p.m. 1014 West Saginaw at Logan $150 engagement ring from OPEN SUNDAYS i Orange Blossom. our complete line Quality Orange Blossom Diamonds. Any price range Serving Dinner. Sand and terms to suit you. Open 6 days - Friday till 9 P.M. HARR'5 Jewelry 114 N. Clinton Avenue Along with your favorite- St. Joknj, Mickigan am m Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 13 Mrs. Adams sees need AIMS FOR ASMSU for women's liberation Rustem plansrevifa/izafion By WHIT SIBLEY concerning programs and policy neogiates with the Academic By SHIRLEY BRUNNER Speaking on the role of equality of the sexes government more than it ever ' women in America, Mrs. Adams State News Staff Writer has been in the past." changes," he said. "It is these Council through its student Modern birth control methods, ideas that I must coordinate." Women representatives," Rustem said. are becoming said that today's active, the desire for small families and ASMSU chose its new He said that student Past chairman, Tom Samet, "Sometimes we are not as increasingly dissatisfied with the outspoken women are breaking the sexual revolution are chairman at 1:30 Wednesday government must make the subservient role recently suggested that ASMSU informed as we could be because society has away from the role of working to remold the role of morning. By Wednesday student body aware of what aim its thrust at academic rather assigned to them, Mrs. Walter we have no direct dehumanized symbols of the women, she said. afternoon, Bill Rustem was in programs it can offer and delve than social issues. Adams told a group of students his new office communications link." chastity and childbearing that Women who receive the same discussing plans to into the problems in which In this light, Rustem said that He said that a in Brody Wednesday. society has created for them education as men are prepared revitalize and personalize MSU students have a vested interest. he strong SAC student government. thought that ASMSU should would e 1 i m inate one But the fight for total to be something more than the "Now board members must "We must move out to the delegate more responsibility to communications link and free liberation and equality is not traditional housekeepers, begin to dig at these problems the Student Academic Council the Student WFEE plans over. "Women are terribly added. "There is still a need for dormitories and complexes and decentralize ASMSU," he said. and students at the same with time involve them," he (SAC), rather than goals of ASMSU. shift the concentrate solely Board on to social discriminated against and must Rustem "We must personalize student policy. i further liberation," Mrs. Adams continued. He said that the SAC would Rustem said that he war marathon band together i," Mrs. said. "Abortion laws desperately Rustem said that he sees his thought require a complete restructuring ASMSU could work to eliminate Adams said, need to be revised. Laws on the role as chairman of the Student in order to give it the means to social regulations that students WFEE radio, broadcasting 'Too many people succumb to of society," she told availability of birth control Sororities hold football game Board as a co ordinator of the handle increased responsibility. deem unnecessary. He cited the from the basement of West Fee the information should be changed." ideas of individual members of "A strong student academic freshman hours policy, alcohol Mrs. Adams told the group they Delta Gamma and Gamma Phi Hall, will begin a marathon the group. "You have to dare to present "the fuzzy football," a the board, rather than as one government is a long-range restrictions and the open house reading of the names of the be yourself. should feel free to pursue Beta sororities will hold their plaid, wool-covered football who takes action on his own goal," Rustem said. policy as the regulations he Vietnam war dead at Tracing the woman's role whatever goals they had in life, annual powderpuff football donated by the Tog Shop, to the accord, or attempts to direct This would essentially create "You should feel free to do game at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in thought students are most today. The station will be on the through history, Mrs. Adams winning team. these ideas. two student governing groups: concerned with. air until each of the 42,000 to cited growing industrialization, what you want to do," she Spartan Stadium. This is the first year for the "The impetus has to the Student Board to deal with come "We must guarantee students 45 000 names have been read. labor-saving machines and the advised, "and not feel you have The game is open to the game to be played in Spartan from the board," he said. "We strictly social issues, and SAC to the right to decide how their The marathon is part of the shortage of men for the labor to do what society wants you to public. There will be no Stadium. are elected with the idea of deal with academics. individual lives should be lived," WFEE special program force during World War II as do. You should do what you admission charge. presenting ideas to the students "Currently the Student Board he said. "Moratorium. A Time for influences in the growing enjoy." Acting President Adams will Expression." The reading of the names will be interspersed with music and discussions on the FRESH The idea for the marathon originated with Charles Baird, LOBSTER Milford freshman, Fred Friedman, New York City sophomore, and Alan Pinter, FRIDAY Southfield junior. They will work in shifts during the program until all the names have been read. AND "The program will be well-rounded with various views on the moratorium presented," Baird, general manager of SATURDAY WFEE, said. "Poetry will be read, music played and people can call us." NOV. 14 & 15 Baird said he is concerned about the relevancy of campus radio stations to current affairs. He hopes the moratorium Flown In program will urge listeners to Miss J looks her neatest think about the war. A list of the war dead was obtained from Mrs. Russell From the in knit shirtdressing for Fuller of Ann Arbor, a member GUESTS ARRIVING? of the March for Peace and Concerned Clergy. Have them make their reservations at the KELLOGG CENTER. Located on the MSU East Coast everything from career The three students to casual outings This hope campus opposite the Brody Complex, the Kellogg Center is within minutes of every dorm people will call the station, and walking distance from most University buildings. The State Room on the main floor LIVE M telephone 353-9255, to express one's a their views on the Moratorium provides the finest in dining, and all rooms - both single and twin - are provided with air FRI. & swingy conditioning radio, and color television. All at reasonable rates, too. during the lengthy program. NIGHTS double-knit wool in They also welcome visitors with FOR RESERVATIONS ideas, encouragement or food tct* CALL 332 6571 THE drop by the studio. purple with the easy PETER HA W shape tie-belted right Horticulture club TRIO on the waist preparing mums Buy the No. 1 Call Sow for Your Christmas Party Reservations Sizes 5-13P for Saturday sale Special Rooms- So Charge 26 00 The Floriculture At the No. 1 University Forum, a club made up of MSU horticulture students, is preparing their final football Party Store mum sale of the year Saturday. The Forum, which has about 60 ***£3 members, uses the proceeds of the mum sales to pay for their annual field trip taken between winter and spring terms. In addition, the club S60KE- cooperates with the Horticulture Dept. in presenting a flower fashion show every winter term. te »I 2780 E. Grand River Across from Yankee Thes year's show will be held during March in the Alumni chapel. The floral contributions for the show come from growers all over the country. The Floriculture Forum also sponsors prominent men in the horiculture industry to speak at Jacobson's the bi-monthly meetings. Clje Canterbury Inn WELCOME STUDENTS AND FACULTY Dance To The Music of The Eddy Russ Trio. 8 to 12 P.M. Fridays and Saturdays. FOOD'SERVED: Monday thru Thursday 5:30 P.M. to 9:00 P.M. Friday 6:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M. Saturday 6:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. Compact REFRIGERATOR RENTALS NOW! 351-5652 (get the point?] tEJje M CAPITOL AVE Canterbury . THREE BLOCKS SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL ' r THE SUNBURST SIGN OF QUALITY MOTEL-CAPITOL PARK Telephone 482-1491 AmpU FREE PARKING In all hotel lots RESERVATIONS PLEASE Frl. & Sat. 14 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED Girl Peanut Told Boy Peanut "We're Silly, But This Past Week Was Fun!" CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Auto Service & Parts FRANKLYSPEAKING ty Phil Frank For Rent For Rent CORVETTE 1964 Blue Convertible. ACCIDENT PROBLEM? Call BARBARA RENTED her refrigera SUBLEASE WANTED: 414 Must sell. Best offer. 351-6021. KALAMAZOO SOUTH PINE, Lansing. 1 STREET BODY here. You can too. Call A tc people for winter terr bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some 4-11-16 SHOP. Small dents to large Rental, 337-1617. 5-11-18 1-11-14 furniture. Married couple or grad. wrecks. American and foreign student, 2 persons only. No pets. CORVETTE 1968 - 327, 4-speed, cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. $110 per month includes all convertible, excellent condition. 2628 East Kalamazoo. C • AUTOMOTIVE utilities. Call Richard Alban, $3000. 351-0120. 5-11-18 • EMPLOYMENT 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. • FOR RENT CORVETTE, 1960. 327, 425 10-11/17 • FOR SALE horsepower. Custom paint. Call or GIRL FOR New Cedar Village. MASON BODY SHOP 812 East • LOST & FOUND come out to 1438 Hitching Post, Winter, spring. Reduced. Patti, East Lansing 332-4143. 5-11-14 Kalamazoo Street Since 1940. RENT A TV from a TV Company » PERSONAL . . . 351 4214. 3-11 14 Complete auto painting and $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. • PEANUTS PERSONAL NEED GIRL to sublet winter and DELTA 88 convertible 1969. collision service. IV 5-0256. C NEJAC TV RENTALS. C spring. Delta Arms FURNISHED APARTMENTS • REAL ESTATE Beautiful green with white top. Apartment. WILL BUY, sell or trade parts for 351 2136. 1-11 14 Reserve now for Winter & Spr TV RENTALS-Students only. Low • SERVICE Lady driven. 8100 miles. Phone 1952 MG. Need grill shell. Phone 372-2658. 2-11 16 monthly and term rates. Call $55 per man • TRANSPORTATION ED7-0203. 5 11-16 484-2600 to reserve NEED GIRL to sublease winter yours. • WANTED UNIVERSITY TV. C Lowebrook. $65/month. Call .(4-man apts.)K DODGE 1957, automatic BRIGHTEN YOUR AUTUMN 351 7233. 1-11-14 on, power steering, good Rent A DEADLINE $75. 339-2955 3-11 17 SCENE with an exciting Check today's Classified Ads! new job. $160 married couples Compact Refrigerator LOVELY. FURNISHED studio 4 blks. to 1 P.m. one class day be¬ Campus fore publication. CARBURETOR 4 barrel. 33 - 10 Now! Holley, never used. Phone Ph. 337-0298 Cancellations - 12 noon one IV9-1544. 3 11-16 "Campus Coolers" or class day before publica¬ NEEDED 1 351-5652 girl sublet wint HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. tion. Close to campus. 513 Aviation NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented 351-3706. 5-11-17 351-7910 only to MSU students and PHONE DODGE DART, 1963 for $240. FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to faculty. $8.84 month (including 1 OR 2 men needed for new Cedar 485-3884 call between 8 a.m.-4 learn in the PIPER CHEROKEE!! 1 or 2 bedroom, furnished or Village. Winter and tax). STATE MANAGEMENT Spring. 355-8255 p.m. 2-11-14 Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C CORPORATION, 444 Michigan unfurnished apartments. 6, 9 Reduced. 351-1572. 5-11 17 Av. 332-8687. C or 12 month leases available. RATES FAIR LANE 1966 "500" XL, V-8, Scooters & Cycles HOLT. 3 room studio apartment. 289 cu. inches. Good condition, Completely carpeted, excellent 1 day J 1.50 best offer. 484-8582, 906 Dakin. HONDA 305, 1965 Scrambler, good location. Walking distance to area 15f per word per day 3-11-17 condition, $300. 2104 Coolidge shopping center. IV4-4481 days, 3 davs Road, East Lansing 332-3085. evenings TU2-3508 or IV4-2226. $4.00 3-11-14 FORD 1963. V-8, good body and TF 13 1/2# per woru per aay 5 days $6.50 engine, Hurst 3-speed. Best offer HONDA '£ UMDEKSTAND 5HE MDE" TH TEAM- takes it. 393-6529. 5 11-19 1966 305 Superhawk, GIRL SUBLET winter, winter/spring. 13# per word per day excellent condition, tear drop TH5 WHOLg TEAM!" Block from Berkey. $60. Call HASLETT: SUBLEASE 2 bedroom CAPITOL VILLA FORD 1967 Galaxie XL. Bucket tank; with helmet $325. apartment $180 month, (based 10 words Cathy, 351-6497. 2 11-14 on per ad) seats, stereo tape, power steering, 351 7942. 5-11 17 furnished. 332-6122 after 5 p.m. APARTMENTS There will be a 5-11 18 50# service power disc brakes. Excellent NEEDED BADLY: One man to condition. $1195. Call 484-1466 HONDA 1969 Step-through 90. Married, post-grads,and sen- and bookkeeping charge if sublet luxury apartment. New in the day. Evening 339-8869. Windshield, fender rack. WE'RE STUDIOUS, fun. Nice place I iors. 1 and 2 bedroom apart- this ad is not paid within Cedar Village. 351-1477. Ask for 2-11-14 484-7383, evenings. 3-11-14 Employment Employment Bill. $70/month. 3-11-16 too! One man. Cedarbrooke 14.* i ments. From $150-$l65.Near 351 2413. 5-11-16 | Campus. For information call GIRL OR BOY to for children SALESWOMEN: The State News will be TRIUMPH. 1969 500cc. Good care 129 BURCHAM Drive. 2-man FACULTY APARTMENT. responsible only for the Condition, $200. Take over and light housekeeping, 3 to 9 PREFERABLY married furnished apartment. $140 per Unfurnished. No pets. EAST i 332-5330. payments. Call 882-7590 anytime. p.m., two days a week. Forest month. Call 882-2316 or 487-3216. LANSING MANAGEMENT. first day's incorrect inser- GRAND Hills in THREE MEN needed for 4-man PRIX. 1964, Okemos 332-1875. Phone 332-2627. C condition. New tires. Sc apartment immediately. Bob $750. 485-0961. 3-1114 YAMAHA 250 Scrambler. Good FULLY 351-4207. 5-11-14 Very good opportunity PARK TRACE FURNISHED, air condition. $330. Call Steve, LEMANS 1967, 3-speed. Black with 353-4227. 3-11-17 OKEMOS-E. LANSING-MSU The Canterbury Shop. black vinyl top. Must sell, 351-6890. 4-11-14 PART TIME employment for MSU Openings for 3 bedroom The State News does not excellent condition. 351-0628. Employment students during school with 233 East Grand River. our Roomate Service permit racial or religious year apartments, coming soon. SUBLEASE WINTER. 2 people, discrimination in its ad¬ WAITRESSES FOR lunch Offering Hot-Point furnished apartment, close to CAN HELP YOU! hours, ED 2-1912 MERCEDES merchant wholesaler. Automobile BENZ, 190 SL sports appliances, two full ceramic campus 351-9319. 3-11-16 541 E GRAND RIVER vertising columns. The nights and special banquets. required. For further information coupe. Can be seen after 6 p.m. at baths, 351-3558 State News will not accept Experience preferred, but will phone 337-1349. 0-11-14 1-11-14 fully carpeted, air 2141 Aurelius Road. Apt. 104, train. Must have CEDARBROOKE ARMS. 5 minutes advertising which discrim¬ transportation. conditioning, pool, central GIRL TO sublet four girl apartment Holt. Phone 694-8439. 3-11-14 Call the from Bessey. 3-man apartment. - POUR HOUSE. BARTENDER FULL part-time, antenna inates against religion, FULL TIME woman ashie or system. Shopping Winter and Spring. 9 month lease. 646-2201. 10-11/14 experienced only. Apply in person Top floor, corner, to take over race, color or national or¬ MERCURY, 1959, good condition, Exp e rience preferred convenience - "Meridian Call Pam 351-1387. 5-11 14 at Tarpoff's Restaurant 124 lease after Nov. 17. Call, East Mall." Open igin. power steering, brakes. Must sell. CAPITOL GUIDE 03 person. Prince Brother's Kalamazoo. 7-11/14 10-6, Sunday 351-2104. 5-11-16 332-8054. 3-11-14 555 East Grand Riv 1-6. Call 332-5094. EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your To fill 219 SOUTH own fine home. New deluxe immediate permanent KITCHEN HELP-broiler and Rodgers, Mason. 1 MUSTANG grill 1966 GT. Automatic, cook. Full NEEDED 4 well-dressed witl bedroom. Stove and refrigerator, building. Large airy rooms. or part-time. Evenings, men hardtop, high performance Kirk, Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. experienced. 655-2175. 7-11 14 cars. Specialty order departmen 372-2564. 3-11-16 of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity carpeted. Available immediately. 40 MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST ASCP Employer. 351-7319 fo References required. Call Mr. Hall. Air-conditioning. Security locks. MUSTANG 1965, 6-cylinder, day openings. Adjustable hours. Parking Beautifully maintained. registered or eligible to work in 677-9971, evenings 677-1701. BUICK SPECIAL 1963 6-cylinder, standard very good condition. Evenings require auto for route Select clientele. Lease. Call bacteriology. Would consider starts and runs good. Asking $150. Must sell 355-9930, 3-7 p.m. delivery Good plus 332-3135 or 882-6549 0 wages non-registered if qualified through UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom. Stove, John 355-4535. 3-11 16 2-11-14 commissions. Apply after 9 p.m. work experienced, clinical at HOBIES. 930 refrigerator, carpeting and garage Trowbridge laboratory. Apply SPARROW In Lansing. 482 1883, 484 1938 BUICK MUSTANG 1967 GT A 2+2 fastback. 1961. Excellent mechanical Road. East Lansing. 351 3802. HOSPITAL Personnel or call Less than $1250. Must sell. 5-1117 625-4439. 3-11 17 487-6111, ext. 331. 10-11/16 332-3866^ SMI 17 GIRL NEEDED soon for Beech wood EXPERIENCED MEAT clerk. Call in BUSBOYS-PERMANENT, FULL MUSTANG 1967, V-8, automatic, OR Part-time. Apartment Call after 5 p.m. CAMARO. 1967. Red convertible, person Prince Brother's Market, . Days Premium power steering. 487-6141, 351-0088. 1 1114 Ralley Sport, 4-speed, 327. 555 East Grand River, East 351-1314. 3-11-14 extension 238 or 882-8631 Lansing. 3-11-14 only. Call 484 4567 10-11/14 3-11-14 CLOSE TO MSU and Frandor. HOUSEKEEPER LIVE in. School CHEVELLE 1965 sports coupe. MALE: RECORDING MUSTANG 1965 Fastback. children. Call 372-5529 or Stick MODEL 80 QUALITY MONAURAL 372 7000. 3-11 17 shift, V-8 Good condition, with advertising agency producers. city. ED 2 1703. 3-1 CASSETTE RECORDER AT A BUDGET PRICE 38,000. Leaving Country two Call Dean Mounts, 873-8900. weeks. $725. Call BABY-SITTER for 4 month old in QADIR, ARTIE FIELDS PRODUCTIONS, 337-9496, 353-7898. 3-11 14 INC. Detroit. 3-11-14 my University Village apartment, CHEVELLE - 1969 SS 396, Jaguar full time beginning December 1. green, vinyl top, 4-speed, bucket OLDSMOBILE 355-6131 after 5 3-11-17 seats, power Positraction. steering, disc brakes. 337-7938 after 4. 1963. Michelin CONVERTIBLE tires, $500 radio. WAITERS EVENINGS, hard WANTED: BABY sitting job in my Cedar Village 6-11-16 an. Andy 355-4684 3-11 14 COOKS - PART TIME, no experience home one child Monday - Friday. CHEVROLET. 1966, % Excellent ton condition. Reasonable pickup. PLYMOUTH ROAD F required. Two or three nights per week, six hours a night. Apply at GRANDMOTHERS from 10:30-2 GRANDMOTHER'S fafter 8 Friday 5 11-17 p.m. Monday 3-4 355-2807, $20 HELP per week. 1-11-14 Apts. 2 Bedroom Phone 485-2626. 3-11 17 WANTED. Opening nev p.m. 6-11-20 2 Man WANTED CHILDREN to Apartment and pay 487-0109. 10 11-19 $200.00/month CHEVROLET 1953, 4 door. Good F LE X I ironing in my . HOURS. 355 0927. 2-1M4 running condition, body fair, WA I T R ESSES- PERMANENT Married Couples asking $75. Call Bill, 351-4692. 3-1117 PLYMOUTH Owner 3-11-16 in 1969 Road service. Runner. 641-6413. approximately Door Water to door. Softener 4 hours Canvassing for prospects. a day. Must TV TECHNICIAN also tape t>972 for $160--$175/month Phone 332-5051 THE SIEHZO SHOPPE PONT I AC "69" Sprint. 4-speed, 4 have own car. 332-4950. 3-11-17 (formation. 6-11-19 only Cal|9484-4567 10-11/14 NeJac of East Lansing bbl, 8-track stereo 23,000 miles. TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS 489 4679. 2 11 16 S2095, Call 351-7066. 6-1119 are now leasing SNOW student units. These spacious luxury apartments CHEVROLET 1964 convertible TRIUMPH 1 9 6 2, new top. $300. Fully equipped. 1967 327 engine. 530 Marshall Street, East Lansing Automatic $450 489 0092 are completely carpeted and furnished with 337 1437 after 5 p.m. 3-11-14 2-1116 distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each VOLKSWAGEN 1964 blue. Faithful ACROSS CHEVY NOVA 1969, 1963 standard unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and companion. Needs good home 1. At a distance 34. Both 6 cylinder Stick. $1750, $375. 355-5349. 5-11-17 5. Choose 36. $350 Call 627 2672. 3-1_M7 individual control-central air conditioning. These 8. Large container37. CHEVY 11 1966. New 350 "Vette" VOLKSWAGEN 1967. Excellent 11. Distribute 39. 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The engine. Mint condition $1,000 or 12. Man s name 43. best offer. 351-0631. 6-11 18 13. High in the student's leisure time has been 47. adequately planned scale 48. CORVAIR, MONZA 1962. Radio, for with 14. Discontinue 49. heater. Standard shift, red with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 15. Neck artery black interior, whitewall tires, after 4:30 p 1-14 $365 or best offer 489-0092. rooms and private balconies. If you want to be 17. Pilfer 50 19. Pindar work 51. 2-11-16 WOULD YOU like a SHARP car in the $500 bracket? We got 'em. among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call 20. Operatic 52. CORVAIR 1963, 2 door, 4 S| villain 53. 6. Blue grass CAMPUS AUTO MART, 2515 East Michigan Avenue, across today. There are units available at $280/month and 23. Colorless 7. Neophyte 351 6312. 5 1118 26. Wedlock 8. Old soldier from the Post Office. 484 2345. C up. 30. Hubbub 1 9. Fourth caliph CORVAIR 1964 Sp.der, super 10. Youth charged. $150. Call 355-8124 16. Grotesque 3-11 16 Now is the time to Double Kelly Springfield Tires MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily 9 a.m. 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. - PHONE: 332-6441 — 1 18. Non¬ professional 21. Raiment 22. S-shaped Check your car for troubles. 17 i9 molding We carry new and used parts NINE AND TWELVE MONTH LEASES 24. Axe-like tool AVAILABLE like 650 X 13 $17'5 4 ply nylon 27 % 2a JO 25. Anaconda 26. Mother ♦Starter motors 30 % 27. Some <32233 ♦Generators ♦Batteries ♦Points and Plugs {Ktupcfungfjain p- u3b 35 28. Freshened 29. Rim 33. ♦Coils Kildea 37 W;,, 39 % % ■ft- % 35. Getaway Wing % 40 KRAMER AUTO 38. Verge 4620 S. Hagadorn ■y\ AS 40. Entice has 47 everything that will make KRAMER AUTO SUPER SUNOCO SERVICE 48 49 '/ft 50 41. 42. Seed covering Labels your winter ED 7 9320 918 E. GRAND RIVER MANA('.EMI NTEXCI.USIVEI. YHY 51 I 52 Si 43. 44. Samovar driving a pleasure 800 E. Kalamazoo 484-1303 Alcn Management Company % 45. Dessert Fictitious name 46- Court Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Friday, November 14, 1969 1 5 For Rent For Sale Lost & Found Peanuts Personal SUBLET: FEMALE. December 15th June 15th. Last month, % UNFINISHED Is, FURNITURE: nigh Bar $50 REWARD for leading to return of Red IBM information WEIRD midnight BEARD: Progress report at Be There! The Smiling it's what's ii u wnni a i \ Apollo - (continued from page one) am security paid. 332-3848 after 5 chest-of-drawers, bookcases, Selectric, borrowed from Eppley Idiot. 1-11-14 pjn. 5-11-18 prefinished picture frames, and Center Sunday November 9th. veteran of two Gemini more. PLYWOOD SALES, MSU Marketing Club, 355-1829. flights, 3121 and Bean, 37-year-old rookie South Pennsylvania. TU 2-0276. C 3-11-14 astronaut, are to crawl into 8 TRACK LOST One Intrepid and land Wednesday on | 1 or 2 girl Recorder-Player for the : wedding band. DIZIE, HAPPY one score the eastern "shore" of the Ocean term. 2-bedroom furnished. home. Makes tapes for your car, Inscription: "Bob, love Connie year tomorrow! Love, Poocher. of Storms at 1:53 a.m. Gemini 351-1090. 6-11-14 too. Sony and Viking. $129.50 up 6/21/69." Reward. Call 355-6053. 1-11-14 at MAIN ELECTRONICS, 5558 3-11 14 veteran Gordon, 40, is to remain in moon orbit | SMALL 2 bedroom to share. South Pennsylvania, Lansing. C MSU Trustee Blanche taking care of the LOST: Martin is Muslim $60/month, 712 South Magnolia. MAN'S gold initial ring, this week's guest on Student Organization Apollo 12 command ship. 3-11-14 initials "R.S." Phone Ric, "FORUM," Ramadan Dinner, Saturday, 5:30 On Intrepid is a television MAXNAVOX PORTABLE stereo. Sunday at 8 p.m. on WKAR-FM Supper-Forum, November 16, 6:00 351-3227. Reward. 3-11-14 p.m.. University Methodist Church, Hillel House, 319 Hillcrest at Automatic 4-speed, micro-matic, (90.5 FM) and the MSN radio 1118 Harrison. $2.00 per person. p.m., camera designed to show | NEEDED house. Now ONE girl for four-girl transistor, diamond needle. New LOST: LARGE male black cat. stations. Dr. Martin will answer Children under 12 free. For tickets, West Grand River. Dr. Jack Stieber, earthlings the first live color and winter term. $160. Sacrifice $115. 489 5051 - Prof, of Economics, Director of the telecasts Answers questions from student panelists from the moon's 351-0887, 339-9i29. 3-11-14 to Midnight. 332-2426. Labor and Industrial Relations evenings. 3-11-14 during the first part of the program; surface. Hillcrest-Grand River. 351-2064. during the second portion he'll be School, MSU, and President of the 5-11-18 Student Planned |THREE BEDROOM* m blocks DISHWASHER and humidifier, answering questions telephoned to Parenthood World MSU Chapter of the American Altogether the two astronauts Population having an organizational from carpet RENTER oL. - stove, jed yard. refrigerator. Selling for less than half price. 351-6267. 1-11-14 WKAR by program listeners. meeting, November 15, 8:00 p.m., Association of University Professors will be talking on "The Changing plan two moon walks lasting 3 1/2 hours each during a 31 $175/month. Call 351-8827. TF 242 Case Power Structure of the University; 1/2-hour stint on the moon's FRAMED PAINTINGS: Mola round FREE-LIFE INSURANCE literature. Students Faculty - Administration." surface. 12 GIRLS. winter. House, $60/month. close. Now 351-7977. or table, desk, 332-2047. 5129 stereo albums. Wardcliff. Call licensed STEVE KAUFMAN, 353-7708. 0 agent--: MSU INVADED by Gina, Sue, Kathy and Jan - Have fun. Lea and Pola. Who's In i redu< : the the New Con ( t of ( Everyone welcome. For rides call 332-1916. Also: Sabbath Services at "I think we're we've really been starting what 3-11-14 1-11-14 1-11-14 opening a non-prc shooting for - ATTENTION FACULTY. Travel to Whose cooperative. For a $5 membership Hillel House: Saturday, 10:00 Friday, a.m. 7:30 p.m., and that's to explore the Conrad observed. moon," |WANTED: 1 man for 3 man house. PENTAX SPOTMATIC system. Extra Europe this summer at our JEFF, ENJOY your last game as King fee, students, faculty and residents of Bar, parking, starting anytime. lens. Excellent of the band - you'll the East Lansing area will be able to condition. expense. Coordinators needed to always be Petitions still being accepted for a Call Jim or Carl, 351-2053. 355-0823. 5-11-19 form student mine! Love, Robin. 1-11-14 purchase Texaco products at seat on U.S.A.C. The closing date is Five 3-11-14 groups. Write discount prices. Membership can be major goals have been Institute of Cultural Education. Carol Walter, now December 1, 1969. Seats on BLACK LIGHTS. Two sizes to BRUCE: DO a fantastic job on your Ypsilanti, senior t purchased at the Campus Texaco at assigned to the Apollo 12 Box 2037, Livonia, Michigan, Chuck Bethke, Grand Haven, senio several of the Chemistry Department choose from. final day as Drum Major. Love, Michigan and Beal Street on Monday, faculty committees are open for astronauts, including: Complete with 48151, and include phone Alpha Gamma Rho. fixtures. Marshall Music Company, number. 3-11-16 Chuck. 1-11-14 November 17. further information call Paul Herstein -Bringing back photographs 245 Ann Street. 1-11-14 and lunar material. Peggy Minnis, Dansville, junior t 5-6365, Alice Gitchell or Chemistry ■WANTED: 1 girl, winter and spring. MSU $50/month. Own room. Peanuts Personal BETA 459: Again you're a year Jerry Pickler, Williamston, senio Veterans Association having Department office 5-9715. -Deploying six scientific DANISH MODERN lounge chairs, older. Happy 20th! Sweet-Lin. party and dance November 15, 9:00 experiments on the lunar 332-1177. 5-11-19 Alpha Gamma Rho. good condition. $7.50 each. 1-11-14 p.m.. Plumbers and Steamfitters Hall, MSU surface, including SUE: PIZZA Sailing Club Home Cup Regatta a sophisticated Phone 11:30 p.m.! Lums! 5408 S. Logan. Donations $5.00, 332-5322, weekday Cheryl Castelli, Drayton Plain November 16, 1:00 p.m.. Lake seismic station to listen for Dionne Warwick! 21 soon! Fun! | TWO BEDROOMM home with afternoons. 10-11-25 HI DIMPLE! Your place or mine? junior. Alpha Chi Omega to Job band, snacks, refreshments, and Lansing site. Final intra club regatta possible carpets, drapes, and appliances. me. 1-11-14 What's fremont? set-ups. All Veterans welcome. of moonquakes, volcanic a SMGPLS. the season. All members Kessler, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, junio are action or meteors impacting: Located at the intersection of BED SPREAD, king size quilted $15, 1-11-14 invited to out and compete Delta Tau Delta. come for several instruments to measure Harrison Road and Lake Lansing old buffet $12, other spreads and EZMERALDA YOUR love has given Holmes Hall Association the Home Cup. Everyone is invited to Road in East Lansing. $200 per more than just happiness. Homer. having atomic particles in the lunar drapes, cheap. 332-1875. 1-11-14 MMMBARBIE CCC, Happiness in Marti all-university mixer, November 14, come out and watch. Rides will be 1-11-14 Fairley, Albion, junior. Delta month. Security deposit required. your forthcoming B.A., Linda, Gamma to Dave Jones, Plymouth, 9-12 p.m. Holmes Hall Class rooms. leaving the West Exit of the Union at "atmosphere" and a device to Call. 372-5570. TF SANSUI 5,000 receiver, rectilinear Dorth, Kath. 1-11-14 Band The Paramounts. Admission 12:30 p.m., 12:45, and 1:00 p.m. reveal if the moon has a senior. Delta Sigma Phi. V1 speakers, dual 1019. Gary Dress warmly! magnetic field like earth. |2 MEN to share 2 bedroom furnished 351-8907. 5-11-14 ENGAGEMENTS -Developing techniques for a house. $12.50 per week each, plus utilities and $25. ??? YOU International Programs sponsoring pinpoint - landing capability. deposit. TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1968 B.R.G. are winning but I'm just speaker: Dr. Albatross Coffeehouse, 547 East IV5-8300. TF beginning. Old Weird Harold. Robin Arnold, Ann Arbor, junior to Zdenek Mosopust, Grand River at 8:30 p.m., -Develop man's first close-up Radio Tonneau, Tapedeck, member Department of State and , 1-11-14 Jeff Lammers, Ann Arbor, junior. tonight photograph of three landing sites feAST LANSING, two bedroom, Lighter, 12,000 miles. 351-2777 Delta Sigma Phi. Law Prague, 8:00 p.m. Gold Room, discussing mixed media collage on 351 1460. Bob. 3-11-17 Union. Topic: Czechoslovak the Moratorium. NO being considered for future unfurnished, $100. monthly and or Spring. cover donation missions. JOHN SOLLECITO Happy 21st will he charged. up. Security deposit. 332-2437 Birthday whenever it is, Margaret Ann Sawicki, Cass City, 5-11-16 CB RADIO 23 channel Regency from Beal Film Group -- 538037. 1-11-14 MSU Grad. to Phillip Allen Gural, showing Friday and range gain and super "400" Detroit, senior. Saturday, 104B Wells, "Umbrellas at JWANTED 3 girls winter and spring. magnum. Base antenna, $175. Cherbourg" (French) 7:00, 8:40, Hie horse is better than $65 Ann Street 337-9741. MIMER TODAY is six months and in 646-5092. 1-11-14 Michele 10:20. 75c, no ID. 106B Wells. "The 5-11-14 one week only for months! I Lenihan, Taylor, junior to . Chase" 7:00 and 9:30, 50c, no ID. Love You. Michael. 1-11-14 Philip Stickney, Columbus, Ohio, Rooms BEAUTIFUL BODY; Royal Standard Real Estate | ROOMS. COOKING. Winter, Spring. 398Vi Parklane Doubles, typewriter, approximately 2-11-14 excellent $75. condition, 353-4176. SOMETIMES ROSES say more than mere words are able: too. Your Princess. 111-14 I love you LIVE RENT free if you have a good job and $2,000. Call me and I'll show you how you can LIVE Bunny Gleichsner, Erie, Pa., junior Edinboro State, to Bill Bailey, Erie, MSU F Joint-coffeehouse, o I k I o Saturday, 8:30 - 12:30, basement r"e , Friday and The most1970 cars. 351-8164 or 337-9566. 6-11-16 Pa., junior, Delta Sigma Phi. Student Services. RENT Friday: John TENOR SAX: Selmer-Paris. Case and FREE while your MILFORD MOOSE - Life for me is Campbell, Bob McLean, Mark Talaba. fclNGLE investment grows significantly in Donna Lee ROOM, male student. accessories. Mint condition. $350. lunch! Goodbye forever. Charlie. Miller, Saginaw, senior, Saturday: Dick Jennings, Charley value each year Call 3ob Homan, CMU Thomas furnished, near campus. Call Mr. 0'Mera at 351-7106 or 1-11-14 to M. Mansfield, Smith. Admission 75c; free coffee Phone 332-1682 3-11-14 351-7917. X3-11-14 351-0965 or Simon Real Estate, Morenci, senior. and hot chocolate. MSU-Okemos Branch, 351-2260 43 DAYS to D-Day ex squinchius ad 4-11 ^OOMS FOR rent for men. $20 per COMPONENT STEREO 5 pieces. MSU Cine Series showing "Alfie" BSR Changer, Panosonic tuner - Chuck Hobbs, Royal Oak. 7:00 and 9:30 p.m.. Friday and amp, Pair matching speakers, plus AK PSI Pledges: Beware actives Saturday 108B Wells. 75c, ID 3-way speaker with 50 watt amy leaving cottage for FALSE SPAIN: POUBLE FOR women near union. built in. Call 372-6149 after 6 reasons. 1-11-14 STUDENTS spend New Cooking. $9.50 each per week. p.m. 2-11-14 Year's Eve on the Spanish Riveria! Pre-Law Club having interviewer. 332-1895. 1-11-14 Departing December 26th for Prof. David S. Walker, University of SELLING STEREOS AND eight days! $249. Phone Frank Patricia S. French, Bloomfield Hills, SPARTAN Akron, today, 2:00 3:30 p.m. 2nd HALL - Leasing winter COMPONENTS? Sell 'em faster Buck, 351-1305. 6-11/18 senior Kappa Delta to Stephen R 1-11-1 floor conference room Eppley with a Classified Ad. Dial Parks, Birmingham, senior,. Phi Center. On November 19 from 2 00 355-8255 today. CUZ - BUZZ and Cuz - Buzz Law. Service Gamma Delta. 3:30 p.m.. Prof Djvid S. Walker will (Charlie Brown), Congratulations. For Sale Animals Too Bad nothing stops mother DRESSMAKING, ALTERNATIONS, Sign-up is in the 2nd floor BOA The Ren. in it 10. vera Wc. it .s ca.sy to part. nature or the army. Love, Cuz. office at Eppley Center [DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and LABRADOR RETRIEVER pups. 1-11-14 Reasonable charge. 355-1040. tk- C Dillon",n'" Ik- ! mo r'm " to buy' $1725" P O J engagement ring sets. Save 50 AKC. $75. After 6 p.m. call 5-11-16 m.Lv ha'sindc-1' percent or more. Large selection 485-3828. 3-11-14 Merlin Miller, Muncie, Ind. to F. An J it 8* AnJ 11'»<>"■ CHARLIE BROWN, I vove you a pendent and disc m. exportable than the horse of plain and fancy diamonds. year and forever. Big bunches of CHILD CARE. Openings in STATE brakes, it ^pension sure-U-oted ; $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX AKC ST. BERNARD, female. 6 conveniently located licensed east Alpha Gamma Rho. grapes and bannanas. Vove, Little . SECONDHAND STORE, 509 months old, top bloodline. Needs Red-Haired Girl. (Mrs. Charlie side home. Fenced yard. Phone NFWS East Michigan. 485-4391. C children. Call 351-4638 after 5 484-0157. 5-11-19 Barbara Cox, Los Alamos, N. Brown?) 1-11-14 Mex., p.m. 3-11-14 junior. Delta Omicron to Keith WANT-ADS |»KI OUTFIT: Jack Winter, size 8, JULIE SEZ: "can't hack a mass Typing Service Akins, Clare, junior Bethel Manor. burgundy $20. 332-6122 after 5 ALL NEW guitars, amplifiers, drums, pinning." We think dif-4ent! WORK p.m. 3-11-16 musical instruments. Rich, Suzie most 1-11-14 TERM PAPERS, envelopes, general Weiss, Franklin, junior UM, 337-0703 5 11 14 typing. Dictaphone or tape Sigma Delta Tau to Lawrence Silver, MANY |ISHER 125 stereo with PC-2, also 2 transcription. 393-3663. TF Huntington Woods, senior. Alpha •Fisher XP55B speakers, Roberts Mobile Homes Epsilon Pi. WONDERS 770X tape recorder Tina, TERM PAPERS quickly, accurately 355-1388. 4-11-16 MARLETTE 1969. Midwestern. 1-11-14 done. 1156 Burcham, 337-2737 SPORTS CAR CENTER Excellent. ^ CALL AI Edward s Disposal, shed, 12 x 50. Must sell, after 5:30 p.m. 3-11/14 | CUSTOM-made metal cabinets, for best offer. 484-5778, after 5 p.m. CAROL: THANK you for my two 355-8255 bathroom or kitchen. 1948 5-11-14 best years. There will be more! 1200 E. OAKLAND PHONE 482-1226 Encyclopedia Americana, 30 Bruce. 1-11-14 volume. 484 4126. 3-11-14 FOR RENT or sale Richardson-Ardmore, 12x60, 3 D.G.'s, START praying. You're , PATTERN FOR PROGRESS is the fENOR SAX: Selmer-Paris. Case and bedroom. 646 5151. 3-11 14 gonna need some help! Gamma right help. Advertise for people ories. Mint condition. $350 Phi's. 1-11-14 with a Classified Ad. Dial rtr. O'Mera at 351-7106 or MARLETTE 1968 Beautiful 12x60 355-8255 now! WANTED--CHOIR director for 351-7197. 3-11 14 furnished. Disposal. On lot in Trinity AME Church. Call Lansing. 882-8391 after 6pm IV7-3282 after 6 p.m. 6-11-17 |kIS HART, standard 6'1", used 3-11-16 TYPING DONE in my home. blocks from campus.332-1619. 2!4 Have new job. 351-4748. IT'S HARD TO TOP the fast results STUDENTS WITH colds for | 3-11 14 GAMMA PHI pledges: being captured 27 12/5 Psychology experiment. Dave you get with Classified Ads To be fun. can Congratulations, 353-8297 2-11-14 broken most repairing and replace frames. OPTICAL sell something dial 355-8255 Cindy. 1-11-14 BARBI MEL: Typing, multilithing. No job too large or too small. Block off campus. 332-3255. C IS THE WORD DISCOUNT, 2615 East Michigan Lost & Found HUMPTY DUMPTY Pumpkin pie, NEED OWN room, cooking, winter. Avenue, 372-7409. C 5-11 today, tomorrow, last fall, forever. Pay $60-$80 Chris, 351-0741. WHY PAY more? Superior typing at Yes, CHERISH is the word, and what could say it LOST: NAVY purse, ID, key. Capitol O.J. 1-11-14 2-11-14 Villa Apartments, October 31. sane prices, phone 351-1765. better than an exquisite diamondfrom Fox's. Select 0-11-14 from the largest collection of diamond Please return ID. key. 353-0548. rings inthis 5-11-14 ANN BROWN: Typing and multilith area—each with diamonds imported by us from offset printing. Complete service Europe and set to make them look their very best. JTED: Place Your FILLED Dionr Whether you're looking for an engagement ring or manuscripts, general typing. IBM. /arwick. \.J.UJ3i 2096. 2-11-1 a bridal 20 years experience. 332-8384. C set, see Fox's where you save on every diamond you buy. PEOPLE REACHER WANT AD COMPLETE THESIS discount printing. IBM Typing and services LESSONS IN guitar for 9 year old girl. Lessons in piano for 12 year old girl, in my home 332^363. The Classic Solitaire In Tailored Today binding Styling yOJ J ff Just of theses, 3-11/14 . . . clip, complete, mail. publication*Across from Campus resumes, STATE NEWS will bill you later. corner MAC and Grand River RIDE IS wanted to Washington D.C. below Style Shop. Call Copygraph L/ N arne Services, 337-1666. C leave Friday afternoon. 355-7952. 1-11 14 \ Address TYPING - TERM papers and theses. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED. $7.50 for all positive. A negative. B Electric typewriter fast service. City Zip Code Call 332-4597. 10 11-23 negative and AB negative, $10.00 I Phone Student No. O Negative, $12. MICHIGAN COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTER, I Consecuti ve Dates to Run PAULAANN HAUGHEY. Complete 507Vi East Grand River, East Professional Thesis Service. IBM Lansing. Above the new Campus Selectric Typewriters, Multilith Book Store. Hours: 9 a.m. to 3:30 Heading Offset Printing and Hard Binding. p.m. Monday, Wednesday and I Print Arl He re • Free Brochure and Estimates. Call Friday. Tuesday and Thursday 12 337-1527. C P-m to 6:30 p.m. 337 7183. C Holmes Hall Direct Diamond I Peanuts Personals must be placed in person. presents Importers 10 Words or Less: 1 day - $1.50 3 days - >4.00 5 days - $6.50 1 Over 10 Words Add: 15f per word 40tf per word 65tf per word Frandor Shopping Downtown □ □ □ The Paramou Center 203 S. Washington 1 Mail to: Michigan State News Friday Nov. 14 9-12 p.m. 347 Student Services Bldg. MSU East Lansing, Mich. Holmes Classrooms $.50 per person NOW IN THE MERIDIAN MALL