Action. . . Monday Fair. . . may not always bring MICHIGAN and partly cloudy with a TAT I N EWS . . . . . happiness; but there is no slow warming trend today and happiness without action. STATE Tuesday. High today between 42 -•Disraeli and 48 degrees. Low tonight UNIVERSITY between 27 and 32 degrees. Vol. 62 Number 97 East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 24, 1969 Apollo 12 crew prepares Lift don't those let for South Pacific splash drag on t NEW YORK (AP) - "Ladies lift SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - nearly eight hours of moonwalk and parts Apollo 12's Yankee Clipper, a space of the Surveyor 3 spacecraft that landed on your maxis." That sign by the escalator of a New York department treasure ship homeward bound from the the Ocean of Storms 31 months before The crew will jettison the service module, store moon's Ocean of Storms, flashed past the man. spotlights fashion's newest containing most of their oxygen supply problem: how to be stylish without halfway mark Sunday on its voyage toward The astronauts also bring proof that man and electric power, and plunge earthward today's afternoon splashdown in the South can land on the moon almost precisely with the blunt end of their spacecraft tripping. The maxicoat for the ultimate in Pacific. where he likes, a valuable lesson for future forward. Friction caused by the immense Charles "Pete" Conrad Jr., Richard F. chic, should end at the ankle. Most moon explorers. speed colliding with the atmosphere will Gordon Jr. and Alan L. Bean, the all-Navy Apollo 12 will enter the earth's girls, however, find the coats dragging heat the blunt end of the cone-shaped craft around the top of the shoe and most crew that made man's second moon to a cherry red. See related story, page 2. don't bother to shorten them. exploration, spent a quiet Sunday in space as earth's gravity Communications will be blacked out for Escalators are an obvious hazard. pulled their ship ever atmosphere at more than 24,000 miles an faster toward the voyage's end. about three minutes by the heat. At Shoppers with arms full of packages, hour. It will splashdown in the South Yankee Clipper is laden with 80 to 90 23,000 feet above the ocean, parachutes fingers groping for a hold on the rail Pacific at 3:58 p.m. today. find it difficult to step on the moving pounds of rocks, film will pop out of the pointed end of the craft moon recording The astronauts told Mission Control they and it is to drift earthward for five stairs without getting the coat caught. were taking decongestant pills because of minutes. Many stores say they haven't had head discomfort caused by the moon dust. any real problems with customers Music Dept. A ground controller joked that surgeons were "reviewing their treatment flight Conrad, Bean and Gordon face almost 17 days of quarantine after they return to getting injured, but they're keeping their fingers crossed. for silicosos." earth. They'll be locked into a mobile Maxicoat wearers find out about the begiIins drive "What in heaven's name is that?" Conrad asked. "That's a miner's disease from breathing quarantine van aboard the USS Hornet almost five days while the aircraft carrier cruises toward Hawaii. perils almost immediately. (please turn to pagt 11) for auditorium coal The dust," Mission Control replied. astronauts entertained controllers with music from their tape ground By MARILYN PATTERSON Violence State News Staff Writer recorders, but noted they were running low probe on power for the instruments. The Music Student Advisory Committee has Conrad also said that more water than begun a drive for a new "multi-auditorium complex" to fill what they expected was condensing inside Yankee Clipper. they feel is a culture gap on campus. WASHINGTON (AP) Fear of violence increased foot patrols by interracial police Milton S. Eisenhower chairman of the Unless effective action is taken, the The complex would provide facilities for Shortly after they awoke early Sunday, "is the Apollo commander said they had gnawing at the vitals of urban team in the ghettos, better street lighting National Commission on the Causes and commission said, streets and residential performance of all the fine arts Harold America," the national violence and "increased police-community relations Prevention of Violence created in 1968 by neighborhoods in the central city will be House, East Lansing graduate student and mopped up the water a second time. commission declared Sunday. It called on member of the advisory committee, said. "It's staying in place," he said. "Not activity in the slum ghettos." President Lyndon B. Johnson, stressed the unsafe in differing degrees with business the government to spend massive sums of It recommended providing free drugs need for urgency. "The Auditorium was not originally built floating around." districts deserted at night except for police money over several years to root out the such as methadone to addicts so they In a news conference, he echoed the patrols. to be used as an auditorium and it doesn't Gordon performed several navigational would not have to rob to support their report's recommendation that if the It said function as one now," House said. exercises, sighting on and feeding the "ghetto slum neighborhoods will nation's Vietnam commitment prevents a be places of terror with widespread crime Because of the poor facilities of the results into the on-board computer. "An improved criminal justice system is But the commission declared "only full-scale war on U.S. urban ills at present perhaps entirely out of police control Auditorium and the difficulty in Apollo 12's moon exploration voyage of required to contain the growth of violent progress toward urban reconstruction can "we should now legally make the essential during night time hours." scheduling performances there, no Music almost a million miles will end as the crime," the commission said. And it made reduce the strength of crime-causing forces commitments and then carry them out as The report pictured upper middle and Dept. organization will perform in the spacecraft burns into earth's atmosphere several recommendations, including in the inner city." Auditorium after Jan. 1. Performances will quickly as funds can be obtained." high-income families living in "fortified be held at the Okemos Fine Arts Center in Eisenhower said the cost would amount cells" in prime locations; ownership of guns to "billions. .massive sums of money" almost universal in the suburbs homes Okemos High School. . "Okemos is the only place you can get PROBLEMS RAISED over several years. The commission said that in reaction to fortified by an array of protective devices; armed volunteers supplementing superb accoustics, a good stage and good violent crimes "we are closing ourselves visibility," House said. inadequate suburban police forces armed into fortresses when collectively we should guards "riding shotgun" on public Trustees The Auditorium is booked through 1973, action be building the great open-city societies of transportation and guarding schools and so it is impossible to perform a concert on which we are capable." the spur of the moment, he said. playgrounds. In summing up the problem the The picture also included high-speed Music students became concerned about commission found: patrolled expressways serving as "sanitized the campus facilities last winter when they "Violent crimes are chiefly a problem of corridors connecting safe areas." could not get a place to perform. This fall osteopa school the cities of the nation, and there violent Half of the women and one-fifth of the the student advisory committee, with endorsement from the College of Arts and Letters student advisory committee, began on crimes are committed mainly by the young, poor male inhabitants of the men said they were afraid to walk outdoors at night, even near their homes. One third investigating the possibilities of having ghetto slum. of American househoulders keep guns in an "In the slums increasingly powerful hope they will provide protection against auditorium complex built. In a message addressed to Acting social forces The. students have talked with John President Adams and aimed at the faculty, are generating rising levels of intruders. In some urban neighborhoods, violent crimes which, unless checked, nearly one-third of the residents wish to Waite, asst. dean of Arts and Letters, E.C. The MSU Board of Trustees told the the board reassured the faculty they would threaten to turn our cities into defensive, Reynolds, chairman of the Theater Dept., MSU faculty last week that the trustees have the same rights regarding the school and Jack Breslin, executive vice president fearful societies." (please turn to page 11) would not accept the school of osteopathy of osteopathy as they have for other of the University. without "adequate funding," Provost John University divisions, Cantlon said. (please turn to page 11) E. Cantlon said Sunday. The trustees have until Jan. 1 to complete negotiations for the osteopathic TRUTH NECESSARY school, awarded to MSU Oct. 29 by the State Board of Education. Faculty concern for involvement in the Pravda: U.S. trying speaks osteopathic school's development led to Agnew soys the passage of a resolution Nov. 4 by the Academic Council asking the board to to hinder arms talk postpone decision on the school to allow time for faculty consideration. MOSCOW (AP) — The atmosphere conditions that might hinder progress in his mindy Nixon'snot Earlier board chairman D-Okemos, had stated the trustees would Don consider the school at the Nov. 21 trustees Stevens, Cantlon surrounding the U.S.-Soviet talks on ending the strategic arms race is favorable but difficulties may lie ahead, the Communist the talks, Pravda avoided direct criticism of the United States itself. This restraint indicated to some NEW YORK (AP) — Vice President Spiro negative in content but brutally meeting. However no mention of the party newspaper Pravda said Sunday. Westerners in Moscow a Soviet desire so far funds and the role of the state advisory Its comments T. Agnew says he spoke out against protest counter-productive. It encourages the osteopathic school was made at that were the first Soviet press to avoid committee for the school. propaganda attacks that might North Vietnamese government to escalate meeting. reaction to the talks, since hurt the chances for reaching agreement on movements because "like the great silent The ad hoc committee, headed by they began last the fighting and fortifies their recalcitrance Harold Hart, professor of chemistry, who Monday in Helsinki, Finland. majority, I had had enough," and not Richard U. Byerrum, dean of the College curbing the nuclear arms race. because President Nixon told him to. at the bargaining table in Paris. initiated the Academic Council resolution In a dispatch from Helsinki, Pravda Pravda correspondents Sergei Vishnevsky of Natural Science, was established on Nov. In a guest editorial titled "I did it on my to postpone acc eptance, lauded the board's correspondents contended that the and Y. Yakhontov wrote: 17 in response to a Nov. 14 letter from the own," written for the current issue of Life failure to take action Friday on the difficulties may lie not with the United "The atmosphere around the State Board of Education asking the China osteopathic school. States but with its allies in the North Soviet-American meeting in Helsinki is on magazine, Agnew asserted: "Protest is generally negative in content. a "The board of trustees, since there was University to respond to the offer of the Atlantic Treaty organization (NATO). the whole favorable for a businesslike It is against some person or thing. It does no announcement about the school, osteopathic school. None has a part in the Strategic Arms discussion of the important and complex Other members of the committee include not offer constructive alternatives and is obviously didn't take any positive action Limitation Talks (SALT). problem. on it," Hart said. "It thinks it's Clarence L. Winder, dean of the College of Pravda claimed that some American allies not conducive to creating the thoughtful going very "However, it is already becoming evident atmosphere where positive formulated." answers may be Soviet s well." Cantlon said an ad hoc committee has % Social Science; Dr. Andrew L. Hunt, dean of the College of Human Medicine; Harold are the trying to hinder the talks by advising United States to demand Soviet now countries that certain circles of are some making attempts to put a Western been established to "consider several kinds Hart, professor of chemistry; Albert I. various other Agnew, in his editorial, did not refer to i world spoke in the wheels of the discussions his Des Moines Iowa, speech criticizing the of questions" related to osteopathy. These Rabin, professor of psychology; C. David under way here. television networks nor Montgomery, Ala., speech criticizing the to his on border ta include questions of a timetable, space, (please turn to page 11) allies of raising "Having no opportunity to directly influence their American partner, they are press. trying to do this in a roundabout way." TOKYO (AP) — Communist China "In a number of so-called Limiting himself to the speech in which denounced the Soviet Union by name recommendations is a striving to divert the he attacked protest movements in general Sunday and a Japanese news dispatch from partners from their direct task - discussing and the Vietnam moratorium in particular, Peking said this indicated China's the problem of restraining the the vice president siad, "I did not make my strategic displeasure with the Soviet attitude in arms race and to speech at New Orleans to accommodate border talks under way in the Chinese - impose various kinds of the President or even the American people. package' problems and additional capital. conditions. I made it to fulfill my own conviction that Communist China has refrained from a political leader should lead, should "So, for example," the Pravda writers point sounding off against the Soviet Union by said, "the conservative London Daily out problems where problems exist and name since the two nations opened the Telegraph appeals to U.S. diplomacy to dangers where dangers exist." talks Oct. 20 aimed at solving their critical inflict a 'blow' to the Soviet Union, He said that "the most often asked border dispute. question of the past weeks has been, 'What demanding concessions on many People's Daily, official organ of the international problems. set the Vice President off?' The most Chinese Communist party, made the direct frequently suggested answer is 'the "Opponents of detente' relaxation of accusation in an editorial marking the 20th tension in other NATO countries, President.' anniversary of diplomatic relations with including West Germany, are quite alarmed over the "That is the easy answer. It certainly Albania, China's only ally in Eastern Helsinki meeting. would be an obvious explanation in Europe. "The Hamburg weekly 'Der keeping with the traditional job The editorial, distributed Spiegel' by Peking's writes about 'suspicions which have arisen description. But it is not the answer official Hsinhua, news agency monitored "The reason I spoke out was because like among some European allies of Washington here, charged that: "U.S. imperialism and in connection with the discussions in the the great silent majority I had had Soviet revisionist social-imperialism enough. are capital of Finland.' U-M ... And because I am an elected official, I felt I owed it to those I serve to speak the stepping up preparations in their an arms expansion and attempt to realize their war Rose Bowl-boun "They demand, the magazine points out, 'satisfaction of their interests,' and the truth." own ambitions. W of the University of Michigan stadium reveals the record crowd of 103,588 spectators, militaristic character of their 'interests' is As for the antiwar moratorium, Agnew in football history, which watched the Wolverines overwhelm the Ohio State Buckeyes, well known to everybody," the Pravda repeated his view that "it is not only (please turn to page 11) 'ictory gave U-M a clear road to the Rose Bowl. AP Wirephoto writers charged. MICHIGA. DAVE SHORT STATE NIWS UNIVERSITY WILLIAM B. CASTANIER Support graffiti--read a wall advertising manager TRINKA CLINE, executive editor Americans have always had a bit of The furor over sex, sex education, drugs a NORMAN J. SAARI, and -"Acquit Socrates." All in all, graffiti, slogans, etc., appear as managing editor hang-up about laughing at themselves and drug education in America has also -"Where in the hell is Caro, Mich?" GEORGE K. BULLARD, their problems in the past. brought out a rash of graffiti and slogans. though they are here to stay in American campus editor -"Lady Godiva wore a fall." DEBORAH FITCH, feature editor But American humor has been For example: society. The key is to keep the graffiti, -"In all our parks, in all our cities you'll LINDA GORTMAKER, --"Use contraceptives-take the worry out etc., rolling-and to keep laughing. Sunday editor undergoing a tremendous change as of late. find no statues of committees." KENNETH KRELL, editorial editor And you need not look any further than of being close." JEFF ELLIOTT, sports editor --"Planned -"Warning-These premises are patrolled With Americans increasingly the nearest wall, newspaper or television Parenthood requires by Giant Green Frogs." starting to practice." take a new look at their Six-time recipient of the Pacemaker award set to discover the change. -"Bayer is Excedrin's biggest headache." long standing America increasingly has become a --"Support the Pope-Have a baby --"Nasser drinks Mogen David." institutions, policies, leaders and their way for today." of life, they are going to have to be able to outstanding journalism. nation of slang buttons, graffiti posters, --"Plastic Hippies have no bippies." slogans and classic one-liners. The range of --"Sex is God's way of laughing at the -"God is watching so give him a good laugh at themselves regardless of how much humor issues has a tremendous reach, too. rich." pain it might involve. Take, for instance, the grattifi etc., used in --"A businessman for Pope." discussing American political figures: -"Nowadays, you don't worry about the EDITORIALS --"Mayor Daley watches Highway religion or the race of your kid's Patrol." sweetheart--you just pray for the right sex." --"Spiro Agnew is the Credibility Gap." --"J. Edgar Hoover sleeps with a night -"So I'm wrong-can I help it if I'm a test Unrealistic light." -"General Hershey flunked Camping Out 101." tube baby." -"Speed kills, but what a way to go." -"Support your local pusher." -"All I want for-Christmas is a nickel bag --"Spiro Agnew & Richard Nixon = 0." for marijuana --"Teddy Kennedy waivered Driver's of..." Education 100." American piousness and Puritan heritage --"Spiroitis is putting your effete in you has always served to somewhat limit the mouth." more cutting quips about the Church and Last week local law enforcement --"George Romney takes in washing." church matters. But, times are changing: agencies pulled off yet another of --"George Wallace and Lester Maddox eat --"Support your local Church-Play We can only assume that the Soul food." their massive thrusts against drug Bingo." court continues to hold to the abuse. By examining current graffiti, etc., one -"This is a segregated Church-sinners discredited thesis that marijuana becomes aware of the burning issues in Nineteen people altogether, only." is an addictive, destructive device America, too. For instance: --"God's will is still in Probate." including a few stude , were arrested on charges ranging from of the devil. This is especially --"Our problem is how to crawl out of Vietnam standing up." --"Now, for today's Sermon-'Why you unnerving when one ponders the should donate $5 instead of $1.' " possession of marijuana to sale of heroin. On the surface there is implication that.... there is a --"Join the Marines-Intervene in the -"Your way to Heaven is country of your choice." through the very good chance that it (the Church; Your way to Hell is nothing especially significant about through the court) may be equally off-center --"Crime wouldn't pay if the government Church." all this in as much as - to emulate in any number of other areas. ran it." Spiro Agnew - if you have seen one --"Father Groppi for Pope." --"Mobe should have held its March on bust, you have seen them all. --"Why is it that they always schedule Washington after the football season was church sermons at the This past week, however, when States Constitution specifically then same time as last over -- maybe Nixon would have week's football reruns." those arrested started getting out of forbids "excessive bail" and, while watched it." the Ingham County Jail on bail, an this is a highly elastic clause, we And then there is the graffiti and slogans that are meant solely for the sake of interesting phenomona occurred. wonder if it does not have some One individual who had been lighthearted laughter. Of all the forms of bearing on the bonds set for Ingham graffiti-type humor, these are probably the charged with sale and possession of County's latest group of drug easiest to laugh at because they offend few heroin was required to post a $5,000 offenders. people. For instance: --"The only wars thai we want are gas bail, while a second person charged The argument can be made that price wars." --"Love never dies of starvation-just only with the possession of the sale of heroin is such a heinous indigestion." --"Mafia recruiters are on our campus." marijuana had to put up $3,500. crime that a bond of $5,000 is in no --"Humpty Dumpty had a great fall-but a This is a striking inequity. way unreasonable, but if this is so --"The Supreme Court would rule that lousy summer." The Jack the Ripper was only misguided." discrepancy of $1,500 then $3,500 for possession of between the two bonds leads to the marijuana is clearly excessive. they held a war and nobody conclusion that in the eyes of the Further, while $3,500 may not be all -"Tarzan and Jane are living in sin." court, possession of pot is only that excessive an amount for the slightly better than selling heroin. average citizen it is certainly a bit This makes about as much sense as steep for the average college student. OUR READERS' MIND equating simple assault with Few students have $3,500 just laying first-degree murder. We can only around, indeed it is doubtful that the assume that the court continues to value of all the worldly possessions hold to the discredited^thesis that of the average student would total marijuana is an addictive, destructive device of the devil. This is especially unnerving when one ponders the such a sum, and the $350 that would be necessary to obtain the services of a bondsman is more than many U' finances need public disclosure implication that if the court is so students spend on room and board in off-base on the realities of the drug an entire term. To The Editor: of public pressure, Mr. problem then there is a very good We feel that the courts of Ingham To Dr. Wharton: May was forced out the of office after the election last University, thus foreclosing the vears of MSU. These questions do At the time of my retirement from the November. not chance that it may be equally County should review their policy prinicipal sources of information on these involve just the books of account, MSU Board of Trustees last year, I stated but off-center in any number of other regarding drug offenses and setting I also found serious infractions of ethical practices. I am convinced that a full rather the contracting that I would continue an active interest in disclosure was never made. Nor am I arrangements, the areas. bond and come up with a more relations between contractors and the affairs of the University. This interest procurement and inspection practices in convinced that the construction of the power plant and some persons involved are University officials, and the methods by When the fact that the two realistic formula. As things presently grew out of my experience on the board. not yet connected with the University and which contractor performance is individuals in question are also stand our local judiciary is not During my tenure I made a personal the language laboratory. Needless to say, some questionable procedures are not still inspected frantic efforts were made by top University and accepted. students is taken into account a administering equal justice to all. investigation of the contracting activities of the University. officials including some trustees and As a concerned citizen, I stand second inequity emerges. ready to It was from these investigations that politicians to bring maximum pressure to In my opinion, nothing can do so much aid you in these efforts in any way Amendment VII1 of the United you -The Editors developed the public knowledge of the bear to conceal these irregularities, to harm to a public institution as questionable may desire. defend the guilty parties and to impugn very serious conflicts of interest by Philip financial practices. I therefore urge you, as and discredit the revealers in every May, vice president and treasurer. Because possible the first action of your administration, to The growing way. Mr. May and Mr. Hannah have now left undertake a full public disclosure of the financial management practices in recent Bad coverage To The Editor: GEORGE BULLARD Nixon and th Your reporting on the Massey Committee proposals in Wednesday's State News When the Johnson Administration scarcely exemplifies the awards "for States paid them $120 more, or Financing the University extended the scope of the fighting in outstanding journalism" pridefully noted $210 total. on your editorial page masthead. Vietnam, it was proud to claim that May I ask These disclosures are distressing which accused "Machiavellian elements of the United States was supported in signals because the American public, the faculty have made a positive effort to manpower by nations such as keep the report under wraps lest the including the Congress, is Australia, South Korea and the student body become aware of it and undoubtedly in for more secrets Philippines. Unfortunately, the pressure for its passage?" Your slanderous about our government's expensive accusation is all Dropped a course lately? Then perhaps administrator, he is soliciting opinion to Pay toilets are an obvious solution. the more irresponsible Congress was not informed that the world-wide commitments. In this you've already received your half-pittance recommend changes to trustees. Surprisingly, trustees have overlooked this when the plain facts are that the Massey United States had spent for daring to change your academic mind. But trustees wield the power. Five votes sure moneymaker. With case, and in Report has been a public document for only 20 minutes approximately $39 million "to practically all Trustees have approved a system that can could change the rebate system. An between classes, who's going to quibble information uncovered months, that the Academic Council finance, equip and send a small by the charge $50 or more to drop a course. appropriate time for the vote would be over a dime? subcommittee, the Johnson (including student representatives) spent Nobody's sure what to do about the after trustees accept the millions of dollars How about Filipino construction battalion" to several long public sessions charging a dollar admission to Administration is the culprit. debating its boondoggle, but a presidential committee in gifts and grants. While they're trustee contents and that the sole it did not lapping up meetings? Solid entertainment. Of South Vietnam in 1966. reason is now investigating alternatives to the all that gravy, they could pass a bit down course, as show biz people, trustees would This disclosure is the result of Perhaps worse than the money receive wide distribution among students robbery. to students in the form of have to show up on time to meetings - not unwisely invested is the growing was your failure to publish it when the just rebates. testimony just released by a issue was newsworthy. Furthermore, the Robbery accurately describes the system. And while they're grinning over all the indulge in their customary tardiness. noticeable rift between the Trustees can store in the royal treasury a subcommittee of the Senate Foreign substance of the extensive debates loot, they can reflect on the 15 cent per They could open with a soft shoe routine Executive branch of government and over the full half of all instruction fees paid for but cup of campus coffee. That's 15 cents PER down the rosewood table, wear white satin Relations Committee dealing with document went largely unreported at the not used. No one questions the student's Congress. More and CUP - no refill. suits and call themselves the Righteous U.S. involvement and commitments more frequently time. senators and right to drop a course. But the exorbitant Off campus restaurants charge 15 cents Brothers. abroad. representatives are Another sad feature of Wednesday's charge deserves criticism. for unlimited refills. If the University grill Spectators could play the Trustee Game: questioning the Executive branch's "coverage" of the report was its biased Administrative costs are hardly an excuse Sen. Fulbright put it succinctly system is not efficient enough to offer the winning a prize for correctly guessing what unilateral decisions which bring us presentation of viewpoints. Your readers for the half-rebate. If it costs up to $50 to when he stated his own feeling "that should note that not a single statement same service, a $500 subsidy out of all public business was conducted during the into undeclared wars and bilateral drive a single drop card through MSU those millions would be nice. last secret session. all we did was go over and hire their that presented a view contrary to that of agreements with nations. First, there administration, perhaps the system needs Maybe even a few dollars to alter the Pay TV is another winner. soldiers in order to support our the Massey Committee was deemed sure Certainly then was the Gulf of Tonkin resolution; of worthy to be updated or replaced. prison decor of the Union. a half dollar would be a small price for 50 note. All opponents are administration's view that so many thereby Acting President Adams asked the I don't want to rock the financial minutes of Handsome Al Mandelstamm. then, Laos; and now, the Philippines. automatically reduced to being investigating committee to gear people were in sympathy with our stability of the University. Far from it. In Possibilities are endless. Trustees meet 11 In this vicious cycle, the American anti-student-rights "bad guys." No one is recommendations to "reflect the 'equal times war in Vietnam ..." credited with opposing the Report for fact, if we're really hurting, I have a few annually. With a little foresight, they people lose faith in their treatment' philosophy of the basic fee could It was further reported through the decent reasons shared by any students. suggestions comparable to half rebates and surely come up with at least a structure insofar as possible ..." As chief representatives in Washington, their How will your readers be able to 15 cent coffees. shaft-a-month. testimony that of the $39 million, representatives become highly participate intelligently in the discussion of $35 million went to support the unit this report on student critical of the Executive government participation when in Vietnam while the remaining $4 and the Executive branch requests your presentation is so onesided? You are million was provided to strengthen entitled to express your own conclusions in the "silent majority" to just keep up forces at their home bases in the your editorials, but a Pacemaker award for the silence as a show of support. This journalism sits poorly on the desks of those Philippines. An enlightening factor must cease if there is to remain any who seem utterly unmindful of where their "oming from the subcommittee confidence in editorials end and their reporting shows that while second lieutenants our political system. begins. received $90 a month from the Herbert Garfinkel -The Editors Philippine government, the United Dean, James Madison College Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 24, 1969 5 Clergymen provide By BETSY ROACH State News Staff Writer nonmedicals who have doctor she has heard of. Women pregnancypregnancy. He estimated that 20 per cent having had The a pregnancy test. Rev. Mr. Ward said the counseling women per year have legal post-termination counseling, performed abortions. are referred only to abortions in England. during which a woman discusses Are of the women who illegal practitioner tells the The Rev. her feelings and attitudes. you pregnant? Do you He said if a woman comes to undergo an Mr. Ward said a need advice about abortion operation are not woman she is pregnant and He said the MCPPC also a legal, the MCPPC with the name of Women who want an abortion woman pays the same amount of therapeutic abortion? someone who is said to and who do not care to have one pregnant. performs an "abortion" in order money for the round trip to counsels women who want perform , Do This occurs when a woman to get her money. London, hospital services and contraceptives and refers them you want information abortions, the MCPPC will tell illegally are told where to get a about who has had intercourse, panics He contrasted such an meals that she would have paid to local gynecologists and the contraceptives, pregnancy her what they know about him. legal, therapeutic abortion either and does not see a doctor when . abortion with that performed by for abortion in Detroit. The Planned Parenthood League. The testing or adoptive services? The MCPPC, with a totally here or overseas. an Call 332-6410. she thinks she is pregnant. a skilled physician, which he entire MCPPC trip can take only three or cooperates with the professional staff, never refers a The Rev. Mr. Ward said the He said she may feel described as a relatively painless family planning unit of Sparrow This is the East Lansing woman to an illegal source. The guilty and four days. MCPPC requires its clients to number of the Michigan Clergy perhaps has missed a period. 15-minute procedure safer than The Rev. Mr. Ward said after Hospital, and is available for rumor control center is for the have a pregnancy test before it .or Problem Pregnancy Thinking she is pregnant, she childbirth or a tonsillectomy. an unwanted the pregnancy residence hall education purpose of telling her about a helps them with an unwanted to an abortionist without He said 30,000 American MCPPC Counseling, (MCPPC), a provides programs on contraceptives. statewide organization of over 50 clergymen who provide counseling and referral for women wanting the above information. them requirements for have women who want to have abortions there, he residence All Kroger Stores A 24-hour electronic answering service will give the names and phone numbers of said. Michigan laws permit abortion will be closed Kroqe clergy men who can be called for only if the mother's health is in Thanksgiving an appointment. danger, and due to these laws, a The Rev. Don Ward, Lansing 12-year-old can be raped and not allowed an abortion. area co-ordinator, said Lansing is The MCPPC includes clergy of one of the program's six ten Protestant Michigan areas. Others are Grand and of the Jewish Rapids, Flint, Saginaw, Ann Rev. Mr. Ward said Arbor and Detroit. "The laws are repressive denominations faith. The there is also cooperation from the Catholic Day. with Church on a limited level. regard to women. Women are It is funded by "donations really the only repressed from interested persons and majority in this country," the Rev. Mr. "Ward said. organizations and appreciative clientele." Ten states have laws permiting The East Lansing office of the abortion for physical or MCPPC has been psychiatric reasons. Most of counseling for V/2 years. "Pregnancy on this campus is the major health epidemic in Campus paper terms of days lost in class, " the Rev. Mr. Ward said. Of the options open to an ONLY GRADE A TURKEYS prints page on unwed mother, the Rev. Mr. Ward said legally sanctioning the ARE SOLD AT KROGER unwanted child by marriage is "a Look for tho official U.S. IN¬ SPECTION MARK which fllw abortion aids very He bad option in most cases." added other choices YOU toc/i J Kroger turkey rofully in tpoctod hat for include placing the child for whol *i by th• Un EDWARDSVILLE, 111. (UPI) adoption, keeping it, terminating Dtp or !c ul- — The campus newspaper at the and that boon hai pregnancy by an induced i Southern Illinois University abortion. headlined a full page "Abortion The Rev. Mr. Ward said the Aid." MCPPC does not tell a client The student writer told which option to take, but students at the SIU Edwardsville instead makes it easier for a branch, "It seems to us woman to choose the one most unnecessary to state that birth suited to her needs. SWIFT'S GRADE A control and abortions are a One of the services of the matter of personal conscience and not the province of the state or organized religion." 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Students and faculty members packed the Music Auditorium "Every day of his imprisonment, for all he knew, could have Borges, 70, has been director of the Biblioteca Nacional in Thursday night to hear Jorge Luis Borges, Argentine poet, critic, been the last. . . Buenos Aires since 1955 essayist and short-story writer, comment on his works. "As with In 1961 Borges shared with Samuel Beckett the so many things, the fate of Pedro Salvadores strikes us International He has been called Latin America's most famous short-story as something we are about to understand, but never quite do." Publishers Formentor Prize for his book "Ficciones." writer in the past two decades. His poetry volumes include "Fervor de Buenos Aires" (1923), Borges who has been almost totally blind since 1955, was "Luna de enfrente" (1925), and "Cuaderno de San Martin" accompanied by Norman Thomas di Giovanni, who read the (1929). English translations of Borges' works. Di Giovanni read "The Anthropologist," a short story about a young anthropologist who left the city to live with the Indians. JAPANESE ORCHESTRA When he returned to the city, he remembered and longed for the days when he had been in the desert and longed for the city. On returning to the university, he told his advisor he had discovered a secret but refused to reveal it. "What I learned there I can apply any place on earth and under any circumstances," he told his advisor. Borges' face lit up with a brilliant smile as the audience reacted Concert features classics to his stories. t0m^' The u symphony, u- . winch Wielding the baton tonight will Mayuzumi, one of Japan's Borges comments Di Giovanni read another story, "Pedro Salvadores." The action subsidized by Japan is s be the symphony>s ^usical ieading contemporary Jorge Luis Borges, right, world famous Argentine of the story takes place during the rule of Juan Manual Rosas, an director and top conductor, composers, Argentine dictator. govern men a ra>un conte'' "array" of jokes about the sun. 104 B Wells Hall Dennis Verville. sophomore, as the Guru Garden City of Verville was named winner of WHAT DOES THE tho K„ t ■ j <•. Abortion, a house in Abbot, was th on . wo judges after Christian Science Lecture carried in by the men of 30-mmnte pun contest. See What Good Eating FUTURE HOLD? Abortion House of Abbot Hail. , Gre8 Spencer. Lexington senior and director of the by Dave Hirsch, Newton, Iowa senior, billed as the Funnyman contest, said the champion of Abbot Hall would take on all is all About. ANDRE KNOWS! of Abbey House, enured the challengers. Dairij , Roy J. Linning The first topic: Huber to speak Queen , Come into the Here "I could turkeys. really fly on that we go again, and again, and again one," the Guru said. on protection Dairy Queen the "Was that a right-wing joke?" Funnyman of Abbey asked. of "You really laid an egg op that, our politics' Detroit Metro Airport Today. one," came the reply. "Boy, you Sen. Robert J. Huber R-Trov, really gobbled that one up." will speak on "Protecting Our Followed by two-minute Person, Our a Property. Our NOW SERVING Delicious, Mouth , Watering Low cost - frequent service daily punning round bi-planes. on jets and Pocketbooks and Our Politics," in an informal discussion at 5:15 brazier, Hamburgs, Hot Dogs, Bar-B-Que. SHORT WAY LINES "That was just a plane the Guru spouted. "My mind is really in the joke," p.m. today in the Caucus Room of the Jack Tar Hotel. 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Intimate Black Belt sponsored by ICC, IFC, MHA, Men's Hall Assn. (MHA), said Laycock said that in actuality "Protest is generally negative in PAN-HEL and WIC, was passed the thrust of all the previous Women's Inter-Residence Council (WIC), said that the the new open house policy Cologne Cologne Friday by the University should not be labeled a 24-hour content. It is against some person Committee on Student Affairs, open house policies has been that each hall should decide its amendment to the policy, in the form of a recommendation asks ho"^,policy because lt is 5/16 oz. 44^ $269 £ or thing. It does not offer The new policy would allow position on open houses, yet Limit 1 t-lml> 1 j constructive alternatives and is not all living units to make their own these policies still had that the hall councils thoroughly look into an escort Dolicv and fif™, P°!lCy,,Wfuh each hal1 decldln8 for'tself the conducive to creating the decisions concerning the length and hours for open houses. restrictions, investigate roommate rights and ^ The major governing groups E.„ Expire. After 11-29-69 ssxssAss? thoughtful atmosphere where "The new policy wipes out then adopt recommendations. The current policy states that restrictions have stated in the policy that it .positive answers may be and allows each "The added amendment is in 3.50 is not the intent of the policy to ?6e j formulated." -Vice President Spiro T Agnew condone premarital intercourse Ambush Christmas NO SUDDEN END or cohabitation and that "repeated and consistent disregard and misuse of this Spray Cologne Wrap policy may be grounds for this $2" 6 69C International News Vietnam war policy's review and possible amendment." They place the responsibility 3 c, Limit 1 roll. Limit 1 for the success of the policy on About 1,500 demonstrators marched to the U.S. the individual student with the embassy in London Sunday to protest alleged atrocities against Vietnamese civilians by American troops. They shouted "U.S. murderers" and attempted to hand in without treaty hope that the student will conduct himself "in accordance with the policies and ordinances of MSU." 1.75 Yardley Glimmerick 10% OFF THE DISCOUNT PRICE a petition demanding American withdrawal from WASHINGTON (AP) In another interview in the country; instead of a lowering of The new policy will now be ON ALL Vietnam. Mounted police prevented the crowd from U.S. chief of naval operations, magazine, Senate Majority voices beginnings of sent 5ack to the residence halls eye shadow entering the building. Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., shouting matches. FILM for approval of the amendment predicted Sunday that the war in Vietnam is more likely to fade said "dangerous the country is in a mood" Mansfield praised the and then if passed, will be sent $137 DEVELOPING The Soviet Communist party newspaper Pravda away than to come to a sudden Vietnam. peacefulness, on the whole, of to Milton B. Dickerson, vice Limit 1 Limit 1 claimed Sunday that an Israeli effort to help Soviet Jews end with one formal agreement. the Oct. 15 and Nov. 15 antiwar president for student affairs, for emigrate to Israel was an "anti-Soviet subversive I think that enter into it " he said, "there if agreements 'Concerned, disturbed uneasy-and that'applies to all dei"onstratl°ns and said they approval. ixSbap activity" to distract attention from Israeli crimes against groups on both 11 will be a series of agreements. sides of Vietnam, Arabs. The newspaper assailed Israeli Prime Minister 2.25 Golda Meir for her renewed demand issued Wednesday You've got to remember that the North Vietnamese, to this . ... said of the mood of the country, his mail and other sources. •" imPreflon as well." on the administration Kodak Interested in a in the Israeli parliament that Soviet Jews be allowed to settle in Israel. date, have never directly admitted that they have any Vietnam which lies at the is the difficulty ise of all our But he added "I wish we season's pass to the Color Film Flash Cubes would lower our voices and try Lansing Ski-Club? Get it forces in South Vietnam. So other troubles, directly or 126-127-620 to understand one another and from the Moosuskis for when they talk about North Vietnamese negotiator Xuan Thuy says Hanoi is and has been ready to meet privately with the United withdrawing their forces, they indirectly, It's a dangerous mood, do what prolong the we could-not war, not to create to about two the same price as 87c M I' say, 'what forces?' because emotionalism seems to kegs of UnCola. difficult divisions at home but Limit 1 Limit 1 States to discuss "general problems" including troop 'There's no clear-cut be taking over logic. I am Interested? See you to help the President shortenthe withdrawals and plans for a coalition government. The battle-line, either, as we had in somewhat disturbed at what path to that TONIGHT, 7 p.m. at peace so we can get New York Times reported that the United States Europe. And you don't have the appears to me to be an out of southeast Asia lock, stock Grandmothers.(Deadline is situation as we had in Japan, tonight.) rejected such talks on the basis of President Nixon's increasingly division within the and barrel, once a settlement has where we had the enemy 89c 6.95 been achieved." misinterpretation of the letter he received last August practically surrounded and were Abrams to show from the late North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. preparing to make an invasion two space THIS YEAR -- Trig Spray 8 Track Stereo on his homeland. films SEND A TURKEY A CARD The German speaking Sudtiroler Volkspartei (South "So it is entirely possible," Morrer said, "that historians will Abrams planetarium will offer Deodorant Cartridge Tapes Tyrol Peoples party) accepted Sunday an Italian . . «* not be able to say that on such- .. t .a double color feature on space government package proposal to settle the half-century and - such Ann - Qiiph a year t-.hp a vpar the war war in exploration _. ««** i and Wednesday. , at 4 p.m. Tuesday J 23c 5488 old dispute over the Alto Adige region of the Austrian Vietnam ended." The Limit 1 Limit 1 films are the final frontier. The package in effect grants increased The admiral made the forecast presentations of the NASA in autonomy to the region, thus ending a decade of a copyrighted interview in U.S. News & World Report. documentaries offered by the Expires Af t erTl-29-69 terrorism aimed at giving Alto Adige back to Austria or planetarium this month. 1.65 1.75 making it autonomous. Israeli riot police beat back hundreds of Cover Girl Enkasheer stone-throwing Jewish youths who tried to storm the Arab quarter of a town near Haifa Sunday night in Make Dp Panty Hose reprisal for terrorist bombings in northern Israel. It was the third riot in 24 hours by what police called S-J09 99c Limit 1 Limit 3 "hotheads" in Acre, an ancient town north of the port of Haifa. ^E plires. Aft *1*1-29-6 x er 9 Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato left Washington NOVEMBER 27 1.05 1.50 for San Francisco and then home Sunday. 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The National Hurricane Center warned interests there to prepare for possible storm conditions. I.D. Required Martha's highest winds were clocked at 75 m.p.h., Founder of N n America - 1835 barely of hurricane force. 307 East Grand River 1500 Kendal* Blvd. 351-5940 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 24, 1969 Navy planes launch attack Moon crew a/so earns on VC supply lines in Laos SPACE CENTER, Houston Isn't it nice that faced with a (AP) — Get set. America, to television camera that wouldn't welcome No. 2. Pete Conrad, A1 work they hit the darned SAIGON (AP) — Anticipating combined forces of the Pathet Everything they say in their U.S. 9th Division have suffered Bean and Dick thing Gordon are with a hammer? What an enemy buildup, the U.S. Lao and the North Vietnamese, documents indicates they will." serious losses to the hands of the coming back from the moon. jjutomatic command has launched "This is a key time," one of Several hundred Navy and Air Viet gadget is programmed*to think Cong in the past week Because they did it first, Neil like that? campaign against North the informants said. We're Force planes make daily raids in government headquarters in Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and So welcome Vietnamese home No 2 road networks in keeping the pressure on." Laos, but now that the Saigon reported Sunday. Mike Collins got the tickertape Welcome home three humans neighboring Laos, officials Secretary of Defense Melvin R. monsoons have ended, the The operations marked the parades, the round-the-world Laird said in who did a glorious thing for sources reported S'mday Washington American raids have been first major Viet Cong action in banquet tour and their pictures themselves for you and for the They said U.S. Navy planes recently that there has been stepped up. the area since the 10,000 men of in sixth-grade geographies. flying from two carriers in the some increase in the infiltration The mission of the bombers is the U.S. 9th Division were spirit. And hold a ticker taj Gulf of Tonkin have been of North Vietnamese troops into That's how it should be, but parade in your heart ip^ to knock out repaired road withdrawn last summer what about No. 2? under diverted from targets in South South Vietnam during the past networks before the enemy can President Nixon's initial order Let it be |^id that no man in Vietnam to join the Air Force two weeks. be-jin hauling war material, for the redeployment of 25 000 history has traveled farther than strikes in eastern Laos. The U.S. command declined to comment on the reports, but 7th Official sources have said that North Vietnamese troops have repaired road networks called stocked in truck parks in North Americans Vietnam, through Laos and into South Vietnam. Another mission allied command from Vietnam In another critical area for the Gordon. Credit Conrad and Bean with loping on the moon longer Tape deck North and farther than Armstrong and Fleet communiques showed that Navy planes had flown no missions in South Vietnam for the Ho Chi Minh Trail through eastern Laos, the enemy's main infiltration corridor into South is to interdict troop movements Vietnamese troops through Laos that have already pressure on the Bu begun, according to Laird. kept up the Prang and Aldrin combined. Add that it was » fitting that robberies £>ut. L^p Special Forces Conrad and Bean ignored the past five days. camps Vietnam. Sources noted that since the aiong the Cambodian border in immortality, preferring to The informants said the entire Navy effort concentrated was being "They are close to the capability now of beginning a halt in the bombing of North the southern central highlands Vietnam more than a year ago, ny to 135 miles northeast of whoop and cackle when they got to the moon because without rampant on Laos, a nation buildup," said one source. "The the enemy has been able to Saigon. exuberance and which is itself at spirit, why war against the question is: Will they exercise it? move his supply much farther jn still another setback to the would a want to go south to large passes leading South man there? Vietnamese a US "That's one small step for a Three tape decks were directly into the trail network in helicopter gunship accidentally Latin American Center giant leap for man; one Laos, without fear of them being fired a rocket into the reported stolen from cars parked ranks of mankind," Armstrong said as he on campus over the weekend,1 interdicted. one 0f thejr battalions Saturday Which route? stepped off his spacecraft ladder. according to University police. . |. . sources added theduring fighting 50 miles That's the kind of sentence that David J. Meaker Dearborn nccinnon O O I U II C? (J no \A/ llvJW ri I ro UiI wLIUI r\ r lnt®,,lgence J13*5 det*cted f<>r the northeast of Saigon. past several weeks a heavy Vietnamese One South j in front of the ride board in the Union, fits snugly into dictionaries of sophomore, reported a tape deck ^ infrantryman was jn seems unable to decide which rider or quotations. and assorted tapes valued at $60 buildup of trucks and the Rilled. 31 others But those dictionaries ought to including the vill suit his purposes. Students who need taken Friday from his car parked MSU for 20 years, will take over existence of fuel pipelines just battalion commander and two ride advertise add that Conrad said at the same in Lot F. John K. Brocklehurst, John M. Hunter, professor of the directorship on Jan. 2, 1970. above the demilitarized zone, American here, posting their names, phone advisors were mbers and destinations. spot in the flight plan: "That Trenton junior, reported a tape economics, was named director ^t MSU, he has served as which divides the two Vietnams, wounded, may have been a small step for of the Latin American Studies State News deck worth $69 stolen Friday acting head of the Dept. of and in the Mu Gia Pass that leads photo by Norm Payea Neil but it's a long one for me." Center by the board of trustees from his car parked in Lot F. Economics and was assigned to directly into Laos. Edward L. Latendresse, MSU's Brazil Higher Education Project from 1967-68. some At the same time, sources said. of the Navy planes are HOLMES HALL DIALOGUE Bloomfield Hills sophomore, Hunter's work in Latin continuing reconnaissance over reported a tape deck and four tapes valued at $157 taken America also included two years North Vietnam itself, keeping Friday from his car also parked program specialist for 1 he ***> on supply and troop Aggression as . in Lot F. Ford Foundation in Argentina movements, University Police Corp. John and two years as director of the *n an°ther war development, A. Peterson Center of Studies in Economic South Vietnamese troops who repeated the Holmes Hall department's concern over the Development at the University took over operations in the By MIKE KENEALY Dialogue, entitled repressed, they may explode million years of learning to live of the Andes in Columbia. northern Mekong Delta from the "Aggression-Part of Man's later in life. increasing number of tape decks together and striving for peace. Man as an agressive animal was Nature." Phenice, speaking from an Aggression, the urges to strike Sported stolen on campus. discussed recently by The three speakers at the anthropological position, said out and to flee a trying to find some potentially kind of pattern to these thefts," psychology, anthropology and seminar were Gary R. man has retained aggression dangerous foe are all innate, religious representatives at a Peterson said. We're almost Vandenbos, graduate student in from animal life, Phenice said, adding that "we certain there is a group involved psychology; Terrell W. Phenice, He said that expressions like are stuck with aggression like we here asst. and were just about professor of anthropology; "Homo Sapiens are aggressive." are stuck with love and sex." and the Rev. E. Eugene Williams "Humans are killer apes" or "Aggression is both good and breaking our backs trying to get of East Lansing Trinity Church. to the bottom of it." "The history of the human bad. A healthy organism must i therapist, Vandebos said Peterson again asked students stained with the blood of wars." have an equal balance." he said. to put an identifying mark on two types of aggressive are popular expressions but lack Disa their decks and to record the individuals: those who feel like any real meaning, philosophy that "man is a killer serial numbers to help police being aggressive but know they Man is aggressive, humans kill - ape," Phenice noted that in can't be or don't have the recover stolen tape decks. ability history has recorded a bloody 1965, 631 killings occured in Other thefts on campus over to be aggressive, and those who past, Phenice said. But, he New York City. "These are a have the weekend included four coats already aggressed toward continued, men have an unusual precious few for a city where 8 another and in some way society ability to love, they are hurt and million people ^re crammed." totaling more than $200 taken has condoned them. from the coat rack outside the ' express remorse at the death of The Rev. Mr. Williams who Vandenbos Wilson Hall cateteria Friday said when these other humans. He said man's spoke on the moral aspects of urges to become aggressive are history can be viewed also human evening. as a aggression, said that Complaintants were Deborah The State aggression is inevitably a real A. Dise Birmingham freshman; News, the student newspaper at Michigan State part of society. University, is published every class day and Sundays during The Brian C. Howard. Jackson four school terms, plus Welcome Week edition in adoption of moral freshman. Mary R. Zabarenko, September. standards is impossible. "Each Subscription rate is $14 per year. individual must realize Pittsburgh Pa., freshman; and the Ronald P. Segerstrom. Detroit un released aggression inside Member Associated Press, United Press International, Inlant sophomore. himself," he said. Daily Press Association, Associated Collegiate Press, Michiga. Press Association, Michigan Collegiate Press Association, Unite* States Student Press Association. Second class postage paid at East Lansing. Michigan. Editorial and business offices at 347 Student Service Building, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. Phones: Editorial 3o5-8252 Classified Advertising 355-8255 SUBMARINE SANDWICHES Hobie's Display Advertising 353-G40C Business-Circulation CARRYOUT& DELIVERY 355-3^-*7 Photographic PHONE 351-3800 355-8311 This Controversial Program will be the Talk of the Campus . . . Find Out Why SUNDAY NIGHT! v DO TMi7 DEJVD??? A Startling Expose" Extra Sensory Perception • Witchcraft The Supernatural^ America's Leading Illusionist Andre Kole has spoken in 43 countries on five continents of the world, and on national television in 30 countries This year, he will probably be performing and speaking on more college and university campuses throughout the world than any "UNMASKING THE UNKNOWN" is the title Mr Kole gives to this intriguing presentation in which, among other things, he will give a visible demonstration of the ing predictions of the future which could affect the life of every person in attendance. This unusual presentation is sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ Due to his in¬ terest in the supernatural, Mr. Kole will Sunday,Nov. 30th 9:00 p.m. University Auditorium Gen. Admission $1.00 TICKET SALES START TODAY! GET THEM AT UNION TICKET OFFICE, CAMPBELL'S SUBURBAN, CAMPUS BOOK STORES Don't miss it! 0 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 24, 1969 SPORTS Defense GREEN BAY (UPI) -- Green kicked a 27-yard field goal with 1959. skirted leads Lion 11 minutes left in the game. right end to the Green Minnesota pulled away from touchdowns during the Bay castoff Errol Mann kicked The Lions scored all their The Packers' offense produced Bay 16. Four plays later Mann the Pittsburgh Steelers in the remainder of the game to win three first half field goals and points in the first half as Mann kicked his first field goal. Detroit's defense took over after their first touchdown in 12 kicked field goals of 23, 21 and second half and recorded a going away. Elijah Pitts fumbled a punt on 42-14 victory Sunday at The win was Minnesota's ninth that Sunday, carrying the Lions quarters of play when Don Horn 31 yards and quarterback Greg to a 16-10 victory over the passed 10-yards to Boyd Dowler Landry ran four yards for a the Green Bay 19 on the first Minnesota. straight since a season-opening with 15 seconds remaining in the play of the second quarter, loss to the New York Giants and Packers. touchdown. Leading only 17-14 early in it left them with a season mark It was the fourth win in game. The Lions' first socre was setting up another Mann field the third quarter the Vikings The Packers, who virtually fell goal which made it 6-0. of 9-1, compared to Detroit's succession and fifth in the last setup by a 33-yard run by Bill came to life and scored five six games for the Lions, who lost from the Central Division race, Triplett from punt formation. Horn, who took over at their third shutout of the saw their losing streak extended Triplett, lined up behind center quarterback for the Packers National Football League season to three games-their longest to block on an apparent punt when Bart Starr bruised his right when Green Bay's Mike Mercer since they lost five in a row in instead took the snap and shoulder late in the first period, had a pass intercepted by Lem Barney. The steal ignited a S' varsity icers crush 71-yard drive capped by Landry's four-yard run. Detroit took over on its 16 late in the half and drove deep enough for Mann's third field Spartan All-American goal, this one from 31 yards MSU alumni, 6-0 with 22 seconds remaining before intermission. The State News has learned that MSU's senior of¬ fensive guard Ron Saul will be named on several The Packers muffed three All-American squad listings which will be released golden scoring opporlunities in The 1969-70 hockey season sophomore wing Bob Michelutti, goal-tending duties for the the second half. Once they lost in the near future, includng the teams named by opened on a victorious note Russo scored the first goal at former MSU players, making a the ball on downs on the 15, the Associated Press, Sporting News and the news¬ total of 55 saves. Howell allowed when the Spartan hockey team 4:29 of the first period. then Mercer missed a 31 -yard paper Enterprise Assn. outskated and outshot a A minute and a half later four goals before he was relieved field goal attempt and finally State News photo by Bruce Remington previously unbeaten alumni freshman Frank DeMarco broke by Johnson, who had 21 saves Travis Williams fumbled the ball team, 6-0. away from two alumni to shoot and allowed two goals. on the Detroit 12. LANSING CIVIC CENTER - NOV. 27 7:30 P.M. With the help of senior center in the second goal, with Russo The alumni, who have played in Person! Abe Saperstein's Fabulous Pat Russo, who figured in four and Roberts assisting. of the six MSU goals, the Junior Gerry DeMarco, several area teams in the past The games victory left the Lions two behind the Minnesota " three weeks, came into the game HARLEM ~ Spartans pulled ahead of the assisted by Russo and Vikings in the Central Division alumni, 3-0, midway through the Michelutti, scored the last goal with a 3-0 record, averaging 15 race. The Lions meet the Vikings first period. On assists from of the first period at 13:23. The goals per game. in Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. Dave Roberts, one of the only MSU goal scored during the standout defenseman from last second GLOMEHS period was by year's freshman squad, and defenseman Mike DeMarco at ■ MAGICIANS OF BASKETBALL 9:45. Assisting in the play were senior A1 Swanson and 'S' cagers sophomore Don Thompson. Sophomore center A1 Laking Last Moosuski chance for Boyne the^ week 4 shot in the fifth goal at 2:01 of the third period. At 18:43 Gerry frosh Tuesday DeMarco scored his second goal special. Includes lodging4 of the game with assists from MSU will put its 1969 highly-touted sophomore, Ralph meals, lifts, entertainment, < Russo and Mike DeMarco. basketball team on display for Simpson, who averaged over 40 lessons etc. Interested? See< The Spartans had 61 shots on the first time Tuesday when points a game for the MSU ^ ALL SEATS RESERVED you TONIGHT, 7:00 p.m.< the goal, compared to alumni's they meet the Spartan freshmen Frj^Bunen team last year. S $2.50-S3.00-$3.50 at Grandmothers. 30. Tending goal for MSU was in their annual game. MSU was hit heavily by ON SALE AT: LANSING CIVIC CENTER, I senior Rick Duffet, who had 30 Game time is 8 p.m. for the graduation last year with the loss pWURZBURG'S DOWNTOWN i LANSINii MALL| 'LOST MARINER' saves in recording the shutout. contest in Jenison Fieldhouse. The game will be the varsity of Lee Lafayette, Harrison Stepterand Bernie Copeland, but Cosily pen ulty Carl Howell of the alumni and debut for the UCLA's Danny Graham was called for pass inter¬ Spartan goalie Bob Johnson split Spartan's the Spartan's first-year coach, Gus Ganakas, hopes to better last ference against USC's Sam Dickerson on this fourth play *ith two minutes left in Saturday night's Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why year's mark of 11-12. Jim Gibbons, a starter at in game. On the next play, Dickerson forward last year, will be the caught a 32—> ard touchdown pass from Jimmy Spartan's center this year backed Jones to give 'JSC a 14-12 victory and the Rose up by sophomores Bill Cohrs Bowl ber*h. AP Wirephoto and Craig Larsen. Simpson is set at one forward SPECIAL GROUP post with senior Bob Gale and sophomores Pat Miller and Ron Pro Football Scores Gutowski battling for the other Cleveland 28. Nev, York 17. \ew Orleans 43, San Francisco 38. spot. 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Although involved in la1 and office is enforcing the law prompt investigation of small While he did quit smoking, fairly, government as an occupation, "The attorney general is the towns in Michigan. He Kelley says that he is not a Atty. Gen. Frank J. Kelley people's lawyer and we feel discovered that lawyers were health nut. He is too busy realizes the precarious aspect of we're here to try to represent badly needed in Alpena and running more than 20 miles a politics. the people's point of view." practiced general law there for month and swimming a quarter seven years Kelley said in a recent State However. Kelley said that his of a mile at least four times a News interview that the political office cannot give free legal "Lawyers are appreciated in week, usually in the YMCA pool rural areas and given more of the picture can change too advice to every citizen who calls behind the new Law Building drastically overnight for with private problems. He respect they used to have," where his seventh floor office is advanced plans, despite political explained that one-half to Kelley said. While in Alpena he located. became active in civic and social predictions. two-thirds of the calls he In his office. Kelley said that "I've been attorney general receives for help have to be agencies. half his staff of lawyers is under under three governors and I His job as attorney general the age of 35 and many of those referred to private attorneys don't wake up in the morning because they do not involve required continued activity in are in their 20's. with the form of travel. Kelley The any burning desire to be public questions. If a group of estimated that he travels 40,000 attorney general said that governor " he said. people request help in a case of he believes the generation gap miles a year by automobile in Kelley said that if he did wish fraud, though, he said that his can be bridged with a little to run for governor, he would office can take action, Michigan. understanding and that he has have to make up his mind by the "I enjoy good health by Kelley was appointed attorney by no means given up on the middle of December. general Jim. 2 1962. by former keeping up the preventative young. Kelley Meanwhile, he's concerned Gov. John B. Swainson. The with his job as attorney general, On almost any day at any c Continuous "One of the hardest jobs I have in the office of attorney following November elected for a full term and re-elected in 1964 and 1966. he was Ancient Roman generals specator walking along the Red Cedar can general is to articulate the legal Presently he is serving his first used modern propaganda observe students feeding the ducks The ducks, of course, have come to expect interpretations so that the four-year term under the new this and would be shocked to live their brethern do, fending for themselves. people will understand them," Michigan Constitution, to which State News photo by Norm Payea Kelley said. he contributed legal advice. NEW COMMUNITY Active in the National Assn. of Attorneys General, he became throughout his conquered lands to win the people to his side. nad the support ot the Michigan's first attorney general Frier said. The ideas on the coins When Sulla began his to be elected as the Volunteers group's Ancient Roman generals used spread quickly. campaign, his coins carried the hard president in 1967. When the duties of his office permit. Kelley and his wife, Josephine, plan to visit their coins for propaganda, a University of Michigan professor said Thursday night in Art Center at a meeting of the Kresge Sulla was trying to undermine the established government and divide the masses from within. Frier explained. By 83 B.C. he strong, powerful face of Aphrodite. Frier said. Once he had conqured Rome. Sulla sent out coins with a gentle face. oldest daughter Karen Anne 23, Central Michigan Chapter of the New Potential workers Community this term, should so they become acquainted with New can replace students leaving at the a graduate of MSU, who is now a Archaeological Institute of ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Community is looking for people who like to help society bi lingual interpretor in a Paris end of this term. Information is not easily transferred, since no America. without working through the confines of bureaucracy. art gallery. His son Frank one is required to keep any records of their activities. Bruce W. Frier explained how The group has almost no formal structure and lacks chairmen, secretaries and treasurers for its many organizations. There are 13 Students interested in working on any area of New should stop by the New Community office. 326 Community Edward, 20, is an Eastern history major at MSU and the coins were made and what importance they had in COMPUTER areas already in operation and 23 in various Student Services daughter Jane Frances, 17, is a stages of planning. appeasing the conquered people. "New Community is an idea that encompasses all social relevancy," Bruce Bunting. Detroit senior, said. projects with Bldg., or call 353-6633. The different areas of interest include: Albatross senior in high school. The 4 5-year-old attorney His lecture, concentrated on the campaign by the Roman general, DATING "We always need people, but without a power structure it's Coffeehouse, general lived in Detroit for most Sulla, to overthrow Rome's very difficult to channel people to jobs." Art Supplies, Auto Repair. Man and Nature Bookstore! of his life In 1951 he received by Cybernetics, Inc. Community Paper, Consumers Union, Cooperative Houses. Crafts government, 87-83 B.C. Bunting is working with Free University, a part of the New his law The modern way to date. and Arts Co-op, Crisis Center, Critical University. Day degree from the Techniques of propaganda Community. He stressed that volunteers usually become University of Detroit Law haven't changed Meet new, exciting people. frustrated after one visit to the New Community office and never Care/Nursery- Center Education Reform, Foodstore, Free School through the University, Health Restaurant, Sensitivity Program. Switchboard ana practiced centuries, he said. Political return. corporation iaw for three years. Write P. O. Box 9111, Information, Tenants Union, Guerilla Theatre. Book catchwords and attacks on Lansing, Mich., They expect some feedback on their work, but without a Draft Information Center, Exchange. "It was a i'anc> law firm and I opponents 48909 for an Lending Library, Birth Control Center. were commonly applicatior or information. heirarchy of power there is no one checking on any one else, he Children's Community and Moratorium Committee. didn't like it," Kelley said. found on the coins. Frier said. He explained that he read Sulla a distributed coins Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay More! Why Pay There's a difference in turkeys-be sure you get one that's complete biid marked grade "A" with parts missing, no cuts a no or bruises! All MEMER TURKEYS - ? O GRADE "A" New Cwi>! " ARMOUR'S VERIBEST AUNT HANNAH'S MINCE OR PORK CHOPS Cut from 1/4 PUMPKIN P!ES Pork Loins- -9 to 11 Chops 8" Size- per - pkg. Ends and Centers LB. 69c Fresh Baked 49' Mixed B t Ary or all coupons redeemable with $5.00 purchase excluding beer, wine, cigarette items mit or coupon or more itwns. thrifty acres one per customer. Expires Sat., Nov. 29, 1969. THRIFTY ACRES IS OPEN F^OM 9am TO 10 P. M DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, FOR Meijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon lip"' ijer & Thrifty Acres Coupon YOUR SHOPPING HOURS 9 A.M. TO CONVENIENCE ^UNDAY 7 P.M. 5125 W. Saginaw — 6200 S. Pennsylvania — Grand River at Okemos Road 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Monday, November 24, 1969 STATE NEWS STATE NEWS CLASSIFIED All Ads Must Be Paid in Advance Room 347 Student Services Bldg. CLASSIFIED 355-8255 355-8255 Automotlve Scooter. Cycle. I FRANKLY SPEAKING by Phil Frank For Rent Rent MUSTANG 1965 stick shift, V-8, TRIUMPH, 1969-T-100 C, 500 CC, FURNISHED 1 bedroom apartment. GIRL NEEDED-Chalet, winter term, 2 MEN to share 2 beH~-- i furnished $7 0 0 . 355-9888 after hours. $1,050, 1,000 miles. 404 W. Gier. $100/month includes utilities. N. reduced rate. 351-9491. 4-11-26 house. wlT £W each, plus 3-11/24 Phone 487-5602. 5-11/26 Baker, 353-6465 between 1-5 p.m. _,_T utiI itit ' » 2 5. deposit. x5-11-26 TWO PARTY furnished efficiency, IV5-83GU. TF MUSTANG 1966. Good condition, air-conditioned. Near campus. TRIUMPH 650 1969. Take over • AIITOMOTIVC must sell. 351-5871 before 2 p.m. payments. Excellent condition. NEED ONE girl January 1st. Capitol $140. IV4-1328.5-12-1 G,RL: F'VE °°m fum'Shed All day Friday, Saturday. 5-11-25 Villa. Own bedroom, $65. month. • CMPLOYMCNT 339-9129. 3-11/24 351-3943. 3-11-25 LARGE 4-man apartment, $180. room--fireplace--plenty parking on • FOft ft INT Beechwood--1130 Beech Street. Albert. One roommate. 351-8891. MUSTANG 1967, V-8, automatic, • FOR SAL I Employment ONE MAN needed winter/spring in One furnished apartment left, 1-11-24 power steering. 487-6141, • LOST 4 FOUND extension 238 or 882-8631. 4-man apartment. 351-1814. newly carpeted. 332-0965 or NEEDED 4 well-dressed men with 3-11-26 HALSTEAD MANAGEMENT ONE GIRL sublet Winter. Available 3-11-26 cars. Specialty order department COMPANY, 351-7910. 3-11-25 December 15. House near campus. • PKANUTS PERSONAL of Alcoa, An Equal Opportunity NEEDED: ONE man for three man, $65. Utilities included. 351-1461' • RIAL ISTATC OLDSMOBILE 1960, 4-door sedan. Employer. 351-7319 for low rent, adjacent to campus. ONE MAN for 4-man. Meadowbrook 3-11-26 • SCRVICK Prime condition. $200. firm. interview. C 332-6650. 3-11-26 Trace. Winter/spring. $60./month. 487-5877. 5-11/26 • TRANSPORTATION 393-1356 after 5 p.m. 3-11-25 4 girls to share 6 girl house Large • WANTKD BARTENDER: EXPERIENCED, NEED 2 girls for Winter tern. kitchen, living room, furnished. OLDSMOBILE 1962 Cutlass or 4 nights. 8 p.m.-2:30 a $59/month. Haslett Arms. Large TWO GIRLS Winter or Winter and Near MSU. $65/month each. convertible. Sharp, V-8, Apply in person apartment, just across from Spring. Haslett Apartments. 332-8472 5-12-2 DEADLINE automatic, power steering, new GRANDMOTHER'S. 3-11/24 campus. 351-2738. 4-12-1 351 -5363. 5-11 /24 top. Phone Ml 5-7507, Ml 5-7301. 1 P.m. on cit>« day be¬ 3-11-26 STUDENT COOK needed. Prefer BEAUTIFUL APARTMENT near Rooms fore publication. FURNISHED STUP'C. apartment. HRI or Home Economic. Full or campjs. Sublet now, December, $90 Plus 408 Ann. Cancellations - 12 noon one OLDSMOBILE 1969 Cutlass S. part time. Good pay. 351-3967. or January. 351-1156. 1-11-24 ROOMS FOR rent. Utilities paid, all clata day befor* publica¬ tion. Coupe. Automatic, console 5-11/26 HAVING DIFFICULTY 351 926^4 Jbi-Siib*.. 4-1W4 1124 ^ SPrm9 Privileges. Between Cedar and Washington, just off Mt. Hope. selector. Must sell. 372-2860. Call 482-0541 after 6 p.m. or 2-11-24 HELP WANTED. Opening new FACULTY APARTMENT. business. 3 men, pert time. 339-8834 7-11-25 High Unfurnished. No EAST PHONE pay. 487-6280. 3-11/24 Roomate Service pets. OLDSMOBILE 1961 "88". Excellent LANSING MANAGEMENT. DOUBLE CLEAN, quiet, reasonable. condition. Best offer. 646-3711. Phone 332-2627. C 355-8255 3-11-25 MAN EXPERIENCED in all types of CAN HELP YOU! Parking, private bath. 237 Kedzie. odd jobs, willing to work. Phone 541 E. GRAND RIVER 351-9584.5-11/24 RATES 372-9301. TF 351-3558 1 GIRL needed to sublet for 3 girl at Northwind, $70. 351-3911. SPARTAN HALL - Leasing winter EAST LANSING-Lansing. Like your 1 ddy S 1.50 3-11-24 term. Men, women. Call noon. FRATERNITY NEEDS full time own fine home. New deluxe 15^ per word per day cook. Excellent pay. 351-9086. building. Large airy 351-9286. TF rooms. 3 aav% 13 1/2# per woru per oty $4.00 5-11/26 'I THINK *TH6 U3T[EKf IS BertEK IHAAlTUe Carpeted. Fine Quality furniture. BRIGHTEN YOUR SCENE with an exciting new job. AUTUMN Colored appliances. SECOND GIRL needed immediately. 5 days $6.50 OPEL 1967. Good condition. Snow FULL OR part time transmits PRAFT BUT THey'Re 40/N6 TO WAVJE Air-conditioning. Security locks. Check today's Classified Ads! Beautiful apartment near Campus. engineer First class FCC Licen< $55/month 351-9110. 5-11-26 134 per word per day tires. Economical. Best offer. required. Call 482-1333. 14-2-7 wems seam mersj' Parking. Beautifully maintained. Select clientele. Lease. , 351-1376. 3-11-25 ■WHT/KtWWrr.WB/U Call Houses (based on 10 words per »d) 332-3135 or 882-6549 O — ONE MAN for private room, There will be a 50tf service PLYMOUTH 1968 wagon. 6 PART TIME employment for MSU WOMEN STUDENTS, Available furnished. Dishwasher, Color TV, cylinder, stick, $1200. N. Baker, students during school year with FURNISHED APARTMENTS December. Excellent location. stereo. 372-1525. 3-11-26 and bookkeeping charge if 3 5 3-6 4 65 between 1-5 p.m. midwest's largest full-line Reserve now for Winter & Spring Park'nQ this ad is not paid within one week. x5-11-26 merchant wholesaler. required. For further information Automobile $55 per man FOT^Ole phone 337-1349 0-11-26 RENT A TV from a TV Company STODDARD APARTMENTS. 1 TWO BEDROOMM home with TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 1965. $500. or . (4-man apts.)x DIAMOND BARGAIN: Wedding and The State News will be $9.50 per month. Call 337-1300. bedroom, 2 man. Near campus. best offer. Must sell. 351-2432. carpets, drapes, and appliances. engagement ring sets. Save 50 responsible only for the MEDICAL TECHNOLOGISTS: NEJAC TV RENTALS. C 332-0913, ED2-2920. 5-11-25 Located at the intersection of 1-11-24 $160 married couples percent or more. Large selection first day's incorrect inser¬ ASCP Registered or eligible to Harrison Road and Lake Lansing of plain and fancy diamonds. tion. work in bacteriology. Also need a TV RENTALS-Students only. Low HEY WOW, girl needed for Road in East TWO EXCELLENT Firebtrds, price - 4 blks. to Lansing. $200 per $ 2 5 - $ 1 5 0 WILCOX part time medical technologist, 11 monthly and term rates. Call luxurious Cedar Village. Winter. Campus month. Security deposit required. for immediate sale! Trade! SECONDHAND STORE, 509 p.m. to 7:30 a.m., friday only. 484-2600 to reserve yours. 351-4952. 1-11-24 Call. 372-5570. TF East Michigan. 485-4391. C 669-9840, 224-6154. 5-11-25 Ph. 337-0298 or Would consider non registered if UNIVERSITY TV. C if ied /vork ONE GIRL wanted for 3-girl SUBLEASE HOUSE in Lake Lansing. The State News does not VALIANT 1964, HALSTEAD Mgt. Co. STEREO COFFEE table Magnavox. experience, clinical laboratory. apartment. University Terrace. 4-bedroom furnished. $150. Phono needs some repairs. $50. permit racial or religious Apply Sparrow Hospital Personnel 351-1277. 3-11 26 351-7910 Immediate occupancy. 339-9326. 353-1683 1-11-24 337-2505. 5-11-24 discrimination In its ad¬ or call 487-6111, ext. 353. SUBLET 1-3 girls. Winter only. 3-11-24 Reduced rates. 1 block from ONE GIRL wanted to sublet Wintei vertising columns. The VOLKSWAGEN 1966. 2 ne 4-11-24 STUDIO APARTMENT. Block from and ALL NEW ciuitars amplifiers drums State News will not campus. 351-2048. X5-12-1 Union. Available January. Spring for 4-girl in River: NEAR CAMPUS, 3 bedroom house. accept battery, shocks. Top co most musical instruments Rich 351-2590 after 5 p.m. 1-11-24 Edge 351-0343. 3-11-23 607 Virginia. $185/month. advertising which discrim¬ $825 627-6494. 5-11-24 FULL TIME ONLY: Waitresses, no 337-0703 X-2-11-25 ONE MAN for two man apartment, 332-0480.5-11-26 inates against religion, experience required, very good HOLT, 3 room studio apartment tips. Apply in person, THE near campus. Also: Single private NEEDED: WINTER, spring. One race, color or national or- VOLKSWAGEN 1969. $1600 Completely c excellen INTERNATIONAL HOUSE of room. 332-0275. 4-11-25 man for three man, 2-bedroom 15,000 miles. 351-5940 days, or 655-1844 evenings. 4-11-21 PANCAKES, 2800 East Grand 7II East Apartments apartment. 351-2081. 2-11-25 iocati^^Tt-VLnce to are; "ini W . i itpr WJA.-A River, East Lansing. 3-11/24 711 Burcham ONE NEEDED girl for 4 man. VOLKSWAGEN 1966. Excellent New deluxe 1-bedroom Burcham Woods Apartment condition. New engine and tires. COOK-NIGHTS. Good pay, good furnished 2 or 3 man Winter term. 351-3610.3-11 -24 COMPLETELY working conditions. Apply Coral 355-0740. 5-11/26 Gables 2838 East Grand River. apartments. Available now I' •cMTED $110. 112! 10-12/5 for 9-month or 1-year. NEW CEDAR Village Reduced. j ^vJ^-7818. 5-11-25 Auto Service & Parts 489-9651 351-3525 Need two men for Winter and Spring. 351-1572. 5-11-26 BUS DRIVERS: The Lansing School CORVAIR , 1966, 4-speed, 4-lbbls, ACCIDENT KALAMAZOO PROBLEM? STREET Call BODY District drivers. urgently needs school bus Minimum of 4 hours per 414 SOUTH Pine, Lansing. bedroom, stove, refrigerator, some 1 WINTER: ONE GIRL IN apartment Cedar Village Apts. clean, runs good, new shocks, SHOP. Small dents furniture. Married couple or grad. for 4. Walking distance. 351-1082. to large 353-0066 5-11/25 d8y (mornings and afternoons). wrecks. American and foreign student, 2 persons only. No pets. 3-11-24 NEW MANAGEMENT Must be at least 21 years of age, cars. Guaranteed work. 482-1286. $110. per month includes all CORVETTE 1968. 427-435hp, possess good driving record, and 2628 East Kalamazoo. C utilities. Call Richard Alban, ATTRACTIVE RECENTLY aluminum heads, 16,000 miles. able to pass physical. Phone 337-2510 between 6-8 p.m. only. redecorated 2 bedroom furnished 2 Bedroom Must sell. 351-9504. 10-12-3 393-3450, ext. 4. 3-11-26 12-12/5 or unfurnished. With garage and 2 Man Apartment IMPORT AUTO Parts will service DODGE DART 1963. Dependable sundeck. 482-1883 or 484-1938. $200.00/month your import cars with honesty, 5-11-26 transportation. $325. 355-7440 or reliability, and reasonable prices. Married Couples 882-1918. 4-11-26 Give us a try. We also have REDUCED RENT for 2 girls. $160--$175/month courtesy service. 485-2047. FURNISHED 2 r ied "S-'kiTEO1 DODGE DART, 1968. 4-11-26 Exchange for little p.m. work. Big 6, Phone 332-5051 Automatic transmission. Excellent Large bedroom, living room, 487-3216. 13-12-5 332-0641. 3-11-24 kitchen. 332-5977. 5-11-25 condition. Phone 627-5943 MASON BODY SHOP 812 East 3-11-26 Kalamazoo Street . . . Since 1940. BARBARA RENTED her refrigerator Complete auto painting and here. You FIAT 850 Spyder 1969 Must can too. Call A to Z - collision service. IV 5-0256. C accept any reasonable offer - Rental, 337-1617. 5-11-24 under warranty. 353-4004. 5-11-24 SNOW TIRES F-70x15 non-studded V RENTALS: G.E. 19" Goodyears. 4000 miles, portable--$8.50 per month FORD COBRA 1969, 1 owner, never whitewalls. $25. Call 337-0806 including stand. Call J.R. robbed, Extra sharp. In school, after 7 p.m. 1-11-24 CULVER COMPANY, 351-8862. 217 Ann Street, East Lansing. C Apartments can't maintain. 393-2409 6-12-3 FORD, 1961 Excellent Aviation NEW G.E. Portable and stands rented only to MSU students and 1 - 2 BEDROOMS FOR 2, 3 or 4 transportation. 351-1295 4 p.m. faculty. $8.84 month (including We've got , to 6 p.m. 2-11-25 FRANCIS AVIATION: So easy to tax). STATE 3, 6, 9, or 12 month leases from $50/person. learn in the PIPER CHEROKEEII MANAGEMENT CORPORATION, 444 Michigan Large, newly redecorated apartments available now! FORD 1964, Galaxie convertible. Special $5.00 offer, 484-1324. C Av. 332-8687. C Runs good, body fair. Take over payments. 393-5513. 5-11-24 TWYCKINGHAM APARTMENTS are now leasing : student units. These spacious luxury apartments ; ... : .: TFff; • V>' are completely carpeted and furnished with ACROSS McK.ei MUSTANG, 1967 stick. Good 217 Ann St. Next to Mln-a-Mart 351-8862 •ontnM-ei outcast condition. $1,000 351-3895 or distinctive Spanish Mediterranean furniture. Each 355 2398. 15-12-4 ;. Nimbus 36. Eve-y unit has a dishwasher, garbage disposal and 5. Young reporter ^ j^sP°ss< 39 Bonr .Gone by CAMPUS HILL 40 Fill individual control-central air 12. Epocha EMPLOYMENT conditioning. These 13. Ibsen 42. Lamb 4-man units have 3 parking spaces per unit. The character J'31*""*. . 14 Molten rock -J7. Draft animals student's leisure time has been adequately planned jg |Vy 50 Oriental ship 3-6-9-12 MONTH LEASE 18. Stupid person captain SECRETARY • Supplement for with a giant heated swimming pool, recreation 20. Heavy wagon 51. Askew family income with office 21. Function " 54. Forever: Maori PUZZLE and private balconies. If be SOLUTION OF SATURDAY'S skills or experience. Top flight position brings $500+. rooms among the first residents of TWYCKINGHAM call you want to From $58.75 23. Footway 25. Donate 55. Await decision 56. Graph 3 New star 7 True olives 8 Slave 28. Sickly 4. That man Ph. Bellinger Personnel 30. Enlisted mi DOWN 9. Manipulate Service 485-5481. • Double vanities - avoid the 8 o'clock rush! 5. Curve today. There are units available at $280/month and 31. Bevy 1. Wolframite 6. Tree 10. Jujube • Recreation room • in case you get tired of your roommates. . 32. Surfeited 2. - Khan 15. Horned viper MANAGEMENT TRAINEE up. • - Groovy furnishings - an apartment can be a home! I i A r" 6 > T" 17. Therefore Excellent opportunity established firm, some in long college MODEL OPEN: 4-8 p.m. daily • • 5 spacious closets - 1 for each of you -and one to fight over! Ample parking - tired of being towed? i 12 1 19. 21. Wise Taunt helpful. Exempt from service. 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 22 Earthenware or1 iS i4 $5,400. Ph. Bellinger Personnel Service 485-5481. 24. Tea tree PHONE: 332-6441