Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Thursday, March 12,1970 Another Grand Opening! Another Great Show! THE BIG SHOW! On Thursday, Friday, and At Meridian Mall! Saturday, March 12,13 and 14. The tap dancing chicken is now a three¬ some—with rooster, hen Grand opening values in every store and egg. Parachutists will do to welcome the stores that missed the first ones! cutaways thousands of feet in the air. There'll be a clown band, square dancers, a barber shop chorus, great rock bands and the M.S.U. Highlanders. EASTER SHOW! March 16th through March 21st. It's the loveliest Easter Show in town. The Melchior Marionettes Easter Playlet all week long. Five daily performances at 4:00, 7:00, 8:00 and 8:30. Special Saturday performances at 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, 7:00 and 8:00. STORES! Albert's Women's Shop Allen's Women's Shoes The Barbers Bank of Lansing Bernard's Wigs Breslers Ice Cream Butler Women's Shoes Carousel Snack Bar Child's World Community News Center Cunningham Drug Docktor's Pet Center Elias Brothers Big Boy Fanny Farmer Candy Father & Son Shoes Fox Jewelry Gantos Women's Clothes Hamady Brothers Homemaker Drapery Hot Sam Pretzels Jo-Ann Fabrics Knapp's Department Store Kinney Children's Shoes Marianne Women's Shop Maurice's Women's Shop Memory Lane Meridian Four Theatres Miscellaneous Gift Shops Morgan's Jewelry Mother-To-Be-Maternity G.C. Murphy Variety Store Neumode Hosiery Nobil Family Shoes Nu-Vision Optical Paris Boutique Radio Shack Recordland Regis Beauty Salon Schensul's Cafeteria mmmm \7T Shoeland Sibley Men's Shoes Singer Sewing Small's Men's Shop The Style Shop Women's Clothes w> The Tie Tree Van's Photo Washburne Travel SH0PP1N6 CENTER Webster Men's Wear East Grand River Woolco Department Store and Marsh Road N I ■■■ 2 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Okemos around broadcast journalist. man By ROBERTA SMITH He insists, however, that he A press secretary is a hurried was not fully qualified when he man, and the mayor of Detroit's began as Gribbs press secretary. press secretary is no exception. In fact he honestly told Gribbs He is Howard F. Lancour, an this when he received the job Okemos resident and former offer. He admitted that many newscaster for WJIM television. areas of the job frightened him. Hie term of Mayor Roman S. "You think you're scared," Gribbs and Lancour's job are Gribbs replied, "I've never been only six weeks old, but the mayor of Detroit before, workload has been heavy and either." time carefully parceled. In a A call from Gribbs interrupted recent interview in his home the interview — Lancour's short Lancour said he enjoys the weekend with the family was to be "hustle and bustle" of the cut still shorter. The mayor will mayor's office, the frequent testify in excursions to assorted American Washington on Monday and more plans must be cities and the constant rush to made and releases written. meet deadlines. Although Lancour has been Lancour is on the "other side working in Detroit for almost of the fence" from his broadcast two years, the family has not personality, that was familiar to moved out of their Okemos area residents. He gives the news home. Lancour's most recent job to the reporters now. His past as newscaster on Detroit's affiliation with WJIM as a television Channel 50 didn't newscaster and children's friend require Detroit residency. The on Alley Cat and the mayor press secretary position does, easily classify him as an all - however. At Channel 50 Lancour met Gribbs when he moderated a Policeman debate between Gribbs and his opponent. Lancour didn't see Gribbs again until he was hired Press Secretary sentence the mayor's press secretary. Howard F. Lancour of Okemos (left) smiles as he sits in a press conference with Detroit Mayor The Lancours and several Gribbs. Gribbs appointed Lacour as his press secretary upon taking office this year. setting fires administrative heads in the Gribbs administration are eager "The mayor has created his Lancour added that it was the DAVENTRY, England (UPI) for the family to move to period for new mayors. During first time broadcaster had been — David Hill, 27, a policeman, Detroit, but they have been this time the mayor could review own image," he said. "It is more a correct for his press director to appointed as press secretary. He made a burning issue of his unable to sell their home. the current administration and transfer from Corby to Daventry Lancour commutes to Detroit departmental efficiency. He also enhance him and keep him in thought there would be and is home only on weekends. could choose his replacements the public's attention." antagonism from the print media which, he said, "upset me and all Lancour smiled and it was over his appointment. However, my friends and in particular my Time is also a factor, and and carry out the necessary ceremonial duties of the new evident that although he enjoyed newspaper reporters have been girl friend, who lives in Corby." Lancour finds little of it free, the demanding, continuous tasks most cooperative, enough so Hill admitted that while on even for house - hunting. office. The first weeks of the new Lancour emphasizes that it of his job that he was happy to that Lancour praised them. night patrol he set three fires in be home. "The reporters have been unoccupied buildings. He was administration have prompted isn't his job to create an image ordered jailed for three years. Lancour to propose a grace for the mayor. Much of his work is detailed. fantastic," he said. "The print He writes the."hard" news, news reporters in particular are that hits the front page, and especially professional and are assists in writing, rewriting and eager to carry out their rephrasing the mayor's speeches. assignments." Detroit reporters seek him out Lancour has entered the world for press releases and for of politics, but he has remained appointment time to get the conscientious personality personal comments from the that was seen on television here mayor. He must decide which for almost four years. Although parties get to see the mayor, and he has shaken hands with such what to relate to the press about notables as Mayor John Lindsay closed meetings. He knows that of New YorkCity, and U.S. the Detroit press is accustomed Senators Hart and Griffin, he is to getting everything direct from devoid of pretensions and the mayor and he doesn't want remains a man to which a viewer to slight them. could relate. CONN. RIVER VALLEY B.C. tribe site dug up in N.E. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) — A sociology professor and 25 students and naturalists have uncovered the site of a nomadic Indian culture near the Connecticut River Valley which may date back to 1300 B.C. Robert E. Lowrie, asst. professor of sociology at the American International College who led the expedition, said "vague rumors about the site have been floating around for years." He and his associates turned those rumors into facts when they started to survey and excavate the site. "Actually there are two sites," Lowrie said. "On the first site we found very little and eventually abandoned it. A quarter - mile away from the first one we began intensive work." KEEP AN EYE ON Most of the artifacts were uncovered at the second site. Pottery and tool fragments were found along with traces of fire We think you '11 like what pits and remnants of hut - type dwellings. "The Indians who lived here probably were a cultural type tribe you see on "Stageleft" whose existence dates from 1300 to 1000 B.C. Exact dates have not been determined," Lowrie said. and in the "Bare - bulb "The inhabitants did not use bows and arrows, but made Boutique." Stop at MERIDIAN MALL pointed projectiles of stone. "It is not known whether they were our cosmetic bar, and planters. If they were, they probably did their planting down the river since the soil from the we will design an ESTEE LA UDER eye for you excavated area is of poor planting quality." ueSiiprjv 'Sujsub-j jseg j ajejs ue3npiftf Thursday, March 12,1970 3 COMMUNICATIONS 100 Course social c Combining the classroom situtation with meaningful social change the Communications 100 course tries to weave a structure around both student and unique university values. The goals of this program according to O. Donald Dushman. one of the co-chairmen of the Communications 100 project committee, are to teach the problems of communication to the students. This involves both the traditional problem of understanding between people and a new concept that asks the participants"'do you value what I say enough to act on it?" This idea provides the focus of the course. Following the principles of communication a value problem is defined and the students attempt to propose an adjustment to student and university values. However, the program does not stop there, the proposal is then turned over to the Communications 205, Persuasion class which in tum attempts to bring the change about through proper channels. Projects in the last few years have focused around courses and course content. Last term the solution proposed was that there be student • representation with bodies within the university. The voting power on all policy making proposal, along with a similar proposal of its own, are before the Academic Council for action. Waiting outside class This collie attracts attention as he waits outside classrooms in Bessey Hall. All he books and pencils to be a regular student. lacks are State News photo by Terry Luke JMC The arrest of three Snyder - drug abuse. John H. McNeill, holds professor of psychiatry, dru Phillips residence on narcotics assistant Counseling Center, David W. "The more a person had a professor of explained the medical aspects of Jenks, charges this term convinced pharmacology, talked of the associate director of stron8 point of view - good or drug usage. student relations, said. "We want bad ~~ 4116 ,ess credible he would Justin Morrill College (JMC) pharmacology of drugs. In the officials that drug information last seminar this Early next term confidential people to talk about drug use in be- We wanted people to come term, Dr. drug discussion groups will be seminars were needed. Edward J. general and about their own dr..a I" 311(1 just teU the facts 35 they Lynn, formed with counselors from the "We had been thinking of use in particular." 611 °WD know them to to" Jenks said. setting up a drug information service for some time," David K. Winter, associate dean of JMC, said. "The arrests showed us that "OUR SPRING FASHION SHOW" we should do it immediately." "I don't think our college is unique in having questions about drugs," he said. "I do not SHAPE UP IN OUR consider that we have a greater problem with drugs than any other part of campus. I'd say we probably have less of a problem RACQUET CLUB SUITS CO S than other parts of campus," he added. "Unlike other colleges or by Hart Schaffner & Marx dorms on campus, JMC can do GO CO something about the questions ■ that our students have, because I we are both a college and a dorm," Winter said. "We can be ■ responsive to problems." N3 First speaker in a series of three seminars was Rep. Dale Warner, R-Eaton Rapids, who CO spoke on the legal aspects of HS&M's Racquet Club natural shoulder suits Mark it with Dead bird . . . stripes — young, straightforward CO Racquet Club stripes, natural shoulder styled by the mourned International Design Guild. Three buttons, or the new 6 button double breasted, with the new "shaped" waist and a deepened by officers center vent. Get in "Shape" from Hart Schaffner & Marx. WEWAK, New Guinea (AP) - The beat of muffled drums, the CO CO tramp of booted native feet and the peal of a trumpet at Last Post. The casket was lowered, the grave filled and the troops and their Australian officers retired co to their Messes. The funeral Cassowary ostrich). "Well miss him was (similar . for . . a to young an he's just Small's Hart Schaffner & Marx Hickey - Freeman reached the stage where he was — two locations — obeying commands on battalion two eleven south Washington, lansini parades and in marches through meridian mall, okemos Wewak." A color picture of the dead mascot hangs now in the Officers Mess. ^ UL61 'Z\ 'Aepsnu^ 4 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan Student tel among the pipes "Money and time are spent on These men live outside the By DIANNE MODZELEWSKI drinking, gambling, and women. normal bounds of law They know no other way of enforcement." At least one MSU student has life," he said. definite plans to get away from Limberg recalled when the it all this summer. "They have no concept of men entered a Southern town money. Although they may earn which they had visited before, Larry R. Limberg, Port Huron a thousand dollars a week, it sheriffs deputies surrounded the freshman, will leave books and slips through their hands in a tavern that the men patronized papers behind and devote this matter of hours," Limberg and denied local citizens summer to laying pipes in the explained. entrance until the pipeline men mountains of Virginia. had left, in an attempt to avoid Limberg was first introduced to the job by his father, who possible misunderstandings. Limberg has spent his summers working with what he owned the Michigan Pipeline Co. When asked if these men, who calls the "hardest, meanest, most were illiterate, made issue of his He said although he could rugged people alive," since he find other work for the summer, education, he said the subject was 13 years old. Most of the never came up. They had no he preferred laying pipe with 200 men who lay the pipeline homes, no families, and some these "rough" men of had no that runs through desolate names, he said they mountain areas of the country Appalachia: "The contrast assumed that the same applied between here and there presents started when they were about to him. a real learning eleven. experience," he added. Limberg said that he has been "The pay is high, $6.25 an able to avoid trouble on the job "They live by an entirely hour, 14 hours a day with time and a-half for overtime," he said, different set of morals. If a man is killed in a fight, nothing is and if a difficult situation did arise he would "drag up." He Sparty and his friends "But, the workers are often in translated this to mean, "head Sparty is a friend to people of all ages. He proves it by done because the other men feel want of food and clothes before for the hills as fast as my legs welcoming all to the MSU campus from his position the next pay." that a loser deserves to die. will carry me." between Demonstration hall and the Red Cedar. NEW DESIGN TREND t^Neumode Mirror, m Pan6/ PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Ever think of hanging a mirror from the ceiling, or using it as a window of color and pattern, or making it a whole wall of reflection? These are new design trends that use mirrors in of In many new apartments the "outside" wall is metal construction that prevents the attachment of decorative accessories. inventive designer who wanted to use a vertical gold - framed mirror over a long low One large unconventional ways to broaden reflections and stereo unit sloved the problem by add greater attaching the decorative dimension to a home. mirror to the ceiling with decorative gold chains. Designers for PPG Industries which manufacture mirrors conducted a national survey The chains were attached to heavy gold ceiling Sheer stretch nylon of houses and apartments to learn how hooks that became part of the design. Both chains and hooks can be purchased in hardware micro-weave with demi effectively builders and designers were using both and drapery accessory stores. glass and mirrors in new home construction. toe and wonderful fit. All popular shades. Wotker-to-tBe MATERNITY SHOP PRESENTS EASTER the ONE-STOP SHOP for all your Spring Fashion needs - LAST WEEK OF SALE . . . lovely Cantrece, Dresses casual and dressy plain or micro, with reinforced heels and toes (sizes 3 thru 44) Functional Pant Suits and perfect fit! $1 a pair Skirts - Capris Coordinated Tops = - Shorts Lingerie - Night Gowns BABY DOLL SETS Panty Hose Sieep sweetly in the Parfait WE OFFER: Look! 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Parliament, the government What and where - and who raised or a barrier built In the ministries, is Woolwich, near the London is subway stations, pays -- are still in question. hardest hit areas, banks were Docks Royal sinking 13 inches communications exchanges and The GLC has - and the maritime museum each century. The Thames' tides proposed raised. perhaps Buckingham Palace erection of a tide barrier in the buildings built by Christopher are creeping upward. A flood of would be flooded. form Raising banks in the central Wren. Crayfordness, farther of gigantic sluice the proportion that ravaged The gates. The London area was rejected as too government and the estimated cost varies from downstream, and Cannon Street Florence in 1965 is a feared $120 expensive and too ugly. municipal London authority, the million to $250 million. upstream in the shadow of St. possibility. The flood defenses built lower Paul's Greater London Council Cathedral are two other The Thames spilling over have after (GLC), Another problem pokes into down the Thames since 1953 yeais of inaction and the barrier talk: possibilities. today's banks would inundate an bickering reached any tampering channel the threat of a disaster agreement with the natural flow of the tidal The Thames' flood upstream. The higher banks danger is Thames affects its scouring mean a increasing because of a southeast bigger upstream surge. CREDITS FOR TRAVEL action and would likely increase The government and the GLC tilt of England over the centuries pollution. have into the English Channel ~ about between them already Officials estimate serious spent 13 inches each 100 about $600,000 on years - and flooding of central London is a surveys, siltation studies and a the surge problems caused by Programs real possibility a century. only about once giant model of the tidal Thames. raised banks downstream. But there have been nine dam They rejected a permanent because of siltation No longer are the old, arched bridges of any use as many - dams. foreign recorded near - misses since problems that 1900 and a real disaster in 1953 London's might block up myriad of docks. In medieval times, and for when the Thames overflowed The tide control barrier centuries thereafter, downstream - east of London - bridges proposed by the GLC would be helped hold Father Thames in By ROBERT SCHOTT and killed 307 persons, left closed during ebb tides during check. Overseas study programs in several countries are available 32,000 homeless. the flood Now it is to danger period, up to modern The official committee September students wishing to live and study abroad this summer. to March, and technology to contain him. MSU offers 12 different summer overseas programs in which students live and study abroad and receive MSU credit for their Celebrating work, according to Sandy Bryson, co - ordinator for overseas programs. MSU also offers five overseas programs that are conducted during the school year. Overseas programs for students offered in European cities such as the Soviet Union. wishing to study language are Paris, Vienna, Barcelona and in the on Overseas study in Russian at available to students for the past five overseas language study Leningrad University has been years. Further information Re-Grand can be obtained from the language department. "The students overseas programs offered by MSU are not only for those studying language," Miss Bryson said. OPENING "Courses in humanities, social science, and political science are offered in London for MSU credit." A Hou/pdao*, at of the These programs consist of various fields of study at a foreign Hodet*Aetat0H85°° All wool worsteds or dacron & wools in $gr m demand area. this term Shingleton explained today's schedules, so we've put people in with only 26 students are more conscious of the lounges, the basement and popular 2 or 3 button models. Available in blues, olives, browns & earth ^ ^ getting the right job than staff offices." tones. Regulars, longs and shorts in graduates of five years ago. group. The bureau's director said he "They want a job that will fit sometimes feels the university their life style," he said. "In the doesn't give students enough Regularly 589" Luxurious silk and wools to $9950 old days they found a job, then fit everything around it." opportunity for career "We could initiate some planning. type or all wool worsteds in one and Shingleton said more students of program at the University two button single breasted fashion models. Available in are coming to the bureau for job College level so students could popular shades and sizes. counseling this year because prepare for job - hunting their they are having more difficulty senior year," he suggested. than expected getting the Shingleton also recommended particular job they want. that students take "In past advantage of years if a student all possible job contacts, and interviewed with ten companies make of Men's use personal Sport Coats he could usually count on connections with relatives and getting four or five offers," he friends. Regularly s39» to s5500 Rubber-lined tanks One, two tones. or three button models in popular plaids, solids windowpanes. Large selection of fabrics in bright or or darkey- *29 aid irrigation of land NEW YORK (UPI) — Reservoirs lined with rubber instead of @tfier Outstanding Values concrete. That's a formula that offers new hope to water - poor countries, according to a report on the world's largest reservoir. The reservoir, dedicated recently at Kualapuu on the island of Molokai, Hawaii, will hold nearly 1.5 billion gallons of water for Men's Casual Slacks reg. 9.00 2 for*1 1 the irrigation of 16,000 acres. Countless acres of land lying fallow all over the world for lack of water could be reclaimed economically with use of the nylon - reinforced butyl rubber that lines the Kualapuu reservoir, the Men's Knit Shirts ng.6.oo *469 2for$9 report said. Covering 104 acres, the lining, which is only l/32nd of an inch thick, is secured at the top of the reservioirs in an anchor trench three feet deep which is then filled with earth and packed down. The lining will give without tearing under the tremendous Men's Bush Jackets reg. 13.00 109° pressure of 50 feet of water. Because it is light and easily handled, it was installed in less than two months, a fraction of the time required for cost, according to the report. Secret of the lining's strength and durability, the report said, is a nylon scrim reinforcement over the rubber, with a unique weave Webster Men's Wear developed by J.P. Stevens & Co., Inc. This prevents it from stretching vertically or horizontally. It can stretch only diagonally. As a result, when the volcanic soil under the reservoir becomes MERIDIAN MALL LANSING MALL unstable, the lining gives with it. The irrigation system also (Both Stores Open Late Every Night) may be expanded in the future to supply an estimated 450,000 persons in a new resort area for the west end of Molokai. planned UEgnpijv 'Sursucj jseg'sM3jyj 9JWS ueSnjDTjy Q Thursday, March 12, 1970 9 Michigan By ROBERTA SMITH had taken over ten years for these measures to pass. Before fights While many states and their and during this time citizens have just recently Occupational Health was making become aware of air pollution plant visits, sampling potential problems, Michigan has an air pollution sources and advanced and highly successful investigating citizens' program. complaints. Occupational Health, a The current popularity in division of the Michigan Dept. of concern over the air pollution Public Health, was trying to problem has probably helped the correct the air pollution problem cause. Delbert Rector, an air long before they received the pollution engineer with legislative backing to enforce Occupational Health, said that their findings. the division has had good The Air Pollution Control Act cooperation throughout the was passed in 1965 and rules and state. He emphasized that the regulations applying to it were original measures would not 1967. It have passed in the legislature if Smoke gets i industry had not supported the program. as old leaves begin to burn in preparation for Spring. Soon trie new will replace the old and Occupational Health tries to ... send its representatives to plants trees and lawns will be covered with green. at least once annually and Many of the recommendations to the outlawed in the future because usually more times to larger recommendations include costly company. If recommendations of its contribution to air plants. Representatives check on equipment and changes. are made and not complied with, pollution. processes and new equipment Sometimes the installation of the company will be taken to In one city an editor carried that has been installed since the pollution combatants must be court. In this event, if the on a campaign against a last visit that might create a put on a priority basis because company is found guilty, it may company that he claimed was pollution problem. of the high expense, Rector said. be fined or closed. creating a severe pollution Often the representative If a plant does not comply Occupational Health also problem. An investigation by makes a visit as a result of a with Occupational Health's works with communities and Occupation Health proved the citizen's complaint. recommendations, or if .they schools to inform the general "pollution" was merely steam, Occupational Health investigates want to appeal their case, they public on how they can combat llie editor had stirred up public 100 complaints a year on the must go before the Air Pollution air pollution. Proper disposal of opinion unnecessarily. average. Control Commission. It is a nine solid waste, garbage and papers, The press has been generally After the situation has been member panel composed of is one large cause of air pollution good, however, Rector said. evaluated, the plant is approved industry representatives, a that the citizen can help in They should hesitate to point a or recommendations are made. medical doctor, and public improving, Rector said. He finger at someone when there is A time commitment is placed on health personnel, which decides predicted that the backyard not a genuine problem, he the plant as to their compliance the trash burner would on case and also makes probably be continued. on the reduction of the emission that is causing the pollution problem. Many times, new, more adequate equipment must be installed. Police arrests mar show CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - A police drive against men's long, hippie - style hair is a show - stopper in Caracas. Actor Alfredo Morillo was Pollution arrested by police Sunday evening at the entrance of the Ateneo Theatre in a crackdown The threat of pollution is ever present. Just on long - haired men. by looking up, we can see it entering our Disappointed theatre - goers atmosphere from our houses protested vehemently about the arrest and the cancellation of and factories. Sunday night's performance. Museum ex hibit depicts wildlife A new exhibit at the Museum will depict four otters, a pond NAME FOUR GREAT IMPORTS FROM SWITZERLAND and a beaver dam with flowing water in a fall setting in the Seney National Wildlife Refuge in the Upper Peninsula. Omega" Constellation in 14 karat The display is scheduled to open at the end of March. yellow gold with matching band. To build the exhibit, four members of the Museum staff went Automatic, day and date feature. $750. to the 96,000 - acre Seney Refuge to gather materials from a Glycine Vacuum automatic with Day-Date. beaver dam. 14 karat gold top, steel case. $135. Gringhuis said that in 1860, Seney was the center for logging Rolex Day-Date in 18 karat yellow gold white pines in the Upper Peninsula. After timbering the land, the with matching "President's" band. $ 1,150. sandy soils were not conducive to agriculture and became a wasteland, he said. The fourth, that great Swiss chocolate... "In the early 1900s this land was taken over as a refuge by the All from our delicious world. Work - Progress Administration (WPA). The WPA put men to work on various construction jobs throughout the nation. At Seney they came in with earth - moving equipment and built a series of dikes." These dikes made it possible to control the water level in one section of the refuge, providing ponds for migrating wildfowl, otters, beavers, deer and other "All of our wildlife in that area, he said. other habitat groups in the Museum are designed to MORGAN'S show ecology systems without man's presence. This time, in line Jewelers Since 1876 with the recent interest in human ecology, we are showing what an can do with 'worthless' land and turn it into a natural preserve 121 S. Washington • Lansing for wildlife." Meridian Mall • East Lansing The MSU Alumni Fund sponsors the otter exhibit. u. OL61 'Z.\ ' Aepsimu. 10 Michigan State News, East Lansing, Michigan MAN VS. HORSE Ryun impa look out OCALA, Fla. (AP) - Man still upped his speed by 33 seconds. can travel a mile on horseback There may not be a definitive much faster than he can on foot, explanation for man's gain, but but he's gained ground over his the answer seems simple to Dr. four legged friend. - Fager's trainer, John Nerud. In 1875 the world speed "The training techniques of record for a man on horseback preparing an athlete for track was 1:4114, set by an and field events have been unidentified fellow on a horse greatly improved even over the named Kadi. At that time the last 10 years," Nerud said, record for a man on foot was "while horse trainers perfected 4:24V4, i by Walter Slade of their art the latter part of the England. 19th and early part of the 20th The present record for a mile century. by a horse is 1:32 1/5, held by a "Also, in the last few years, horse named Dr. Fager with there has been a great Braulio Baeza aboard. The improvement in the speed of the present record for men on foot racing surface for man. For a is 3:51 1/5, set by Jim Ryun of long time he was the United States. running on cinders; now he is on a hopped - Thus, while the horse has up track. Horses have been Today's Sta is always read.. A student worker pauses at Wells Hall to read the events of the day. ... improved his speed for the mile racing on the same kind of dirt by about nine seconds, man has track for almost a century." State News photo by Don Gerstner Gestapo memories remain WARSAW (UPI) how they do beat!" - "Oh Lord, the police Gestapo - - Hitler's political and the place where population of the -- died. Two people in - thirds Warsaw The 10 years solitary cells still, 25 the door. The scar was caused by later, have a look of cold the bullet which killed the This cry of agony was they questioned, tortured and perished. cruelty. Hard cots are the only prisoner when a guard shot him scratched into the plaster wall of often killed particularly The museum contains two furniture. Iron doors block the through the a solitary confinement cell in important Polish prisoners. kinds of cells - collective and peephole in the entrances. And the plaster walls door. Warsaw's Gestapo headquarters After the war, the building solitary. still carry the inscriptions which by an unknown prisoner on Aug. became the Education Ministry. The four collective cells were One room the 9, 1944. It now is an exhibit in But the cellar was preserved as called prisoners, in courage or -- "trams," because they desperation, etched on them: "interrogation room" - contains one of the world's grimmest the "Mausoleum of hold nothing but 12 straight Struggle and the tools of torture - an iron museums. Martyrdom." As such, it is one chairs, lined up like seats on a "Nobody thinks of me and rod, a whip, handcuffs, leg irons, During the years of the Nazi of many monuments and shrines streetcar, in which prisoners nobody knows. I am so alone, a chains. The original typewriter occupation of Poland, the keeping fresh the horror of the were forced to sit motionless for girl of 21 years, and must die stands on the desk. Nearby is the basement at 25 Szucha Avenue war years, in which 6 million hours or days. innocent. Sept. 12,1943 Sunday radio which was turned Talking and up loud became both the headquarters of Poles -- nearly 20 per cent of the sleeping were forbidden. Z.R." to drown out the screams. Or: On the walls hang documents of death -- execution "Let our agonies and orders, lists of victims, scraps of notes sufferings cause the coming of a better Poland." smuggled out by prisoners, court records of defendants "accused Or one that has become of Jewish origin." One public known to every Pole: order proclaims that, because "It is easy to talk of Poland Polish partisans killed two "Harder to work for her Germans, 90 Poles would be "Harder still it is to die for executed. her When the Nazis fled Warsaw, "And hardest of all the prison floor was stained with is to suffer for her." blood. Many prisoners died there. Others were dragged This inscriptions has been re - away, half - dead to die in etched on the entrance to the concentration camps. museum, beside 10 metal No one really knows how candles flickering with eternal flames. many people died in the Szucha Avenue cellar. But the ashes of In cell number three, a large the victims, discovered later in a chunk of plaster has been nearby basement, weighed knocked from the wall opposite 12,272 pounds. Ex-SN reporter receives award Linda Rockey, former State News reporter, has won the 1970 Jacob Scher Award for outstanding investigative reporting for her series of articles on hunger in Chicago. Currently a feature writer for the Chicago Sun-Times, she is the second female to win this award sponsored by the Theta Sigma Phi, the national professional journalism society for women. Lois Wille, feature writer for the Chicago Daily News, was the first woman to win the award in 1963. y»U. Qtt. MORE £H The "Hunger in Chicago" series focused widespread public recognition on the problem and resulted in the N©BILS — Spurred statewide hunger studies and led to following action: emergency food distribution programs. MERIDIAN MALL Led the Illinois — OPEN MON. - SAT. 10:00 TO legislature to pass the state's first school » P.M.; SUN. 12 - 5 lunch bill. Inspired a Chicago educational television station to — an hour produce long documentary film "To Feed the Hungry." uB3nprj\[ 'Sursireq jsng 'sms^ ajBJS ueSnprjv 01 "Thursday, MarcYi 12, 1970 "|"\ McNeill By MARY ANN SIBLEY - seldom causes such effects. drugs When it first came are out, it was with has a bad impure trip is not to over and this causes panic, too." In America, the effect of hoped that it would set up a panic," he said. "There are drugs The Listening Ear, a telephone Illegal drugs don't always marijuana depends on how it is "model psychosis" which could which will help someone come crisis intervention center, has contain what the pusher claims down but often you can talk often helped to talk people used, he said. If smoked in be studied, but such hopes were they do, John H. McNeill, private, it will tend to act as a not realized, since each person's someone down from a bad trip. down from bad trips, according assistant professor of sedative, while if taken in reaction to LSD is unique. "Just try to assure them that it to Michael Gieszer, East Lansing pharmocology told students here company it will tend to make is the drug," he said. "Many senior. The bad trips axe mostly last week. Everything, he said, is Anyone can get a bad trip on the user more sociable. panic because they think they a panic reaction and the contaminated with something 'acid,' Dr. Lynn said. "You can Marijuana does not produce have 200 good trips and the next are going insane." Listening Ear can help, be said. else. "While marijuana makes you "Hie main thing is stay cool. physical dependence, McNeill one will be a bad one." "The mescaline isn't mescaline said: "It does not produce sleepy, LSD often has the Just act normal and it will help — it's speed mixed with a little tolerance, as do other '"Hie most important thing to opposite effect," he explained. the user to trust you and calm drugs, belladonna. The grass has speed remember if someone you're "You cant go to sleep and get it down," Gieszer said. requiring higher doses. In fact, mixed in, too," he said, speaking experienced users report a at the second Justin Morrill •reverse tolerance' — after several College (JMC) drug seminar. experiences, it takes less Dr. Edward J. Lynn, assistant marijuana to get high." * professor of psychiatry, speaking There are arguments for both Full line of cameras and equipment. at the third session of the sides of the issue of legalizing seminar agreed with McNeill: * marijuana, McNeill said. It might Expert photofinishing. "The stuff you get in the streets simply add a number of can be anything. A lot of it has "marijuana - holies" to the strychnine in it right now," he present number of alcoholics. * Hallmark cards. said Strychnine and belladonna "Do we want to legalize are poisons. something that an admittedly * "At least with strychnine, the small Russell Stover candies. percentage of people are buyer thinks he is getting going to get into trouble with?" something," Lynn said. "He is he asked. * getting an effect so he goes back Dr. Lynn said that LSD is the Well stocked gift shop. to the same pusher." most potent of all the drugs There are several categories of available. drugs: opiates, barbiturates, Meridian Mall amphetamines, hallucinogens and the "legal highs" McNeill said. Air pollution Come in and Save on These Opiates include heroin and morphine, he Barbiturates are depressants and explained. help offered Second Grand Opening Specials amphetamines are stimulants. 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